Data Sources
RapidRoster indexes public record data from official government repositories and law enforcement publications. Every source below is the original publisher — RapidRoster is an index of them, not a record holder. Where a state's records are not indexed, the reason is given rather than the state being left out.
Minnesota (MN)
IndexedCourt Records
Hearing schedules are read from the daily court calendars published by the Minnesota Judicial Branch. Those calendars are generated from MNCIS, the state's case management system; records held in MNCIS and MCRO that the Judicial Branch does not publish on a calendar are not indexed here. Each of the ten judicial districts publishes its own counties' calendars; together they cover all 87.
Active Warrants
Warrant information is retrieved directly from active warrant publications hosted by individual County Sheriff's Offices. Each county below links to the office's own publication, which is the authoritative version:
These counties publish no warrant list this index can read. Each links to its sheriff's office and, where the office publishes one, its phone number — contact them directly to verify a record:
Coverage: 87 of 87 Minnesota counties indexed · 40 publish a list, 47 are contact-only (47 with a sheriff link or phone number).
Sex Offender Registry
Registry records are copied from the state's own public registry, which is the only source of record; every record page names it and the date it was read.
Use of registry information: Registry information may not be used to harass, intimidate or commit any crime against a listed person; misuse is punishable under state law.
Legal basis: Court calendars are public under the Rules of Public Access to Records of the Judicial Branch; arrest and warrant data is public under Minn. Stat. § 13.82. Minn. Stat. § 332.70 binds services that sell criminal records: active warrants and upcoming hearings are free to search, access to historical records is paid, and we follow its accuracy, dispute and expungement rules throughout.
Wisconsin (WI)
IndexedCourt Records
Hearing schedules are read from Wisconsin Circuit Court Access (WCCA), the Wisconsin Court System's public case portal, which publishes circuit court calendars for all 72 counties.
Active Warrants
Warrant information is retrieved directly from active warrant publications hosted by individual County Sheriff's Offices. Each county below links to the office's own publication, which is the authoritative version:
These counties publish no warrant list this index can read. Each links to its sheriff's office and, where the office publishes one, its phone number — contact them directly to verify a record:
Coverage: 72 of 72 Wisconsin counties indexed · 6 publish a list, 66 are contact-only (66 with a sheriff link or phone number).
Sex Offender Registry
The state's registry answers a name search rather than publishing a list, so a name is read from it when asked for and the answer is kept for a limited time; every record page names the registry and the date it was read.
Use of registry information: Registry information may not be used to harass, intimidate or commit any crime against a listed person; misuse is punishable under state law.
Legal basis: Wisconsin's open records law (Wis. Stat. § 19.35) lets no custodian ask a requester's purpose, and sheriff warrant lists are open records. We mirror WCCA's own display periods so a dismissed case does not outlive it here.
Iowa (IA)
Partly indexedCourt Records
Iowa Courts Online publishes hearing schedules only to paid subscribers; the free public search has no calendar, so Iowa case records are not indexed. Search Iowa Courts Online directly, or contact the Clerk of Court for the county.
Active Warrants
Warrant information is retrieved directly from active warrant publications hosted by individual County Sheriff's Offices. Each county below links to the office's own publication, which is the authoritative version:
These counties publish no warrant list this index can read. Each links to its sheriff's office and, where the office publishes one, its phone number — contact them directly to verify a record:
Coverage: 99 of 99 Iowa counties indexed · 1 publish a list, 98 are contact-only (97 with a sheriff link or phone number).
Sex Offender Registry
Registry records are copied from the state's own public registry, which is the only source of record; every record page names it and the date it was read.
Use of registry information: Registry information may not be used to harass, intimidate or commit any crime against a listed person; misuse is punishable under state law.
Legal basis: Iowa Code § 22.7(9) makes records of current and prior arrests public. Iowa Code § 804.29 seals the papers behind a warrant until it is served, which is why we index only what a sheriff has itself published.
North Carolina (NC)
Partly indexedCourt Records
The North Carolina Judicial Branch publishes civil and criminal calendars for every county, one file per court session.
North Carolina hearing calendars are on hold while the Judicial Branch website terms of use are reviewed. Calendars remain available from the Judicial Branch directly.
Active Warrants
Warrant information is retrieved directly from active warrant publications hosted by individual County Sheriff's Offices. Each county below links to the office's own publication, which is the authoritative version:
Coverage: 2 of 100 North Carolina counties indexed · 2 publish a list, 0 are contact-only.
Sex Offender Registry
Registry records are copied from the state's own public registry, which is the only source of record; every record page names it and the date it was read.
Use of registry information: Registry information may not be used to harass, intimidate or commit any crime against a listed person; misuse is punishable under state law.
Legal basis: G.S. 132-1.4(c)(2) makes the name, age, address and alleged violation of a person charged a public record; sheriff warrant lists are read only from the sheriffs who publish them. Under G.S. 15A-152 we delete a record within ten business days of a notice that it was expunged. Bond amounts and dates of birth are not shown.
Tennessee (TN)
Partly indexedCourt Records
Hearing schedules are read from the daily criminal and General Sessions dockets published by the court clerks of Knox, Davidson, Hamilton and Sumner counties. Tennessee has no statewide public docket; counties whose clerk does not publish a docket are not indexed.
Active Warrants
Tennessee sheriffs publish warrant lookups behind a CAPTCHA or a name search, never as a list, so no Tennessee warrants are indexed.
Sex Offender Registry
Registry records are copied from the state's own public registry, which is the only source of record; every record page names it and the date it was read.
Use of registry information: Registry information may not be used to harass, intimidate or commit any crime against a listed person; misuse is punishable under state law.
Legal basis: Tennessee's Public Records Act (T.C.A. § 10-7-503) opens court dockets to any citizen and grants the right to copy them; none of the four clerks restricts automated reading. Juvenile matters are never indexed (T.C.A. § 37-1-153), and a hearing row is removed two days after its date.
Hearing rows are shown for 2 days after the hearing, then removed.
Ohio (OH)
IndexedCourt Records
Ohio has no statewide public docket. Hearing schedules are read from the daily dockets published by the municipal courts that allow it -- Franklin County Municipal Court in Columbus and Clinton County Municipal Court. The Hamilton, Cuyahoga and Franklin County Common Pleas portals and Toledo Municipal Court forbid automated reading in their terms of use and are not indexed; their records are available from each clerk under Sup.R. 11.15.
Active Warrants
Warrant information is retrieved directly from active warrant publications hosted by individual County Sheriff's Offices. Each county below links to the office's own publication, which is the authoritative version:
Coverage: 7 of 88 Ohio counties indexed · 7 publish a list, 0 are contact-only.
Sex Offender Registry
The state's registry answers a name search rather than publishing a list, so a name is read from it when asked for and the answer is kept for a limited time; every record page names the registry and the date it was read.
Use of registry information: Registry information may not be used to harass, intimidate or commit any crime against a listed person; misuse is punishable under state law.
Legal basis: Ohio court records are presumed open and courts must allow remote access (Sup.R. 11.10, 11.11). R.C. 2317.05 privileges a fair report of the issuing of a warrant; in return, anyone named may send a written explanation for publication and may ask that the outcome of the case be published. R.C. 2927.22 forbids charging to remove a record; we never do.
Hearing rows are shown for 2 days after the hearing, then removed.
Kansas (KS)
IndexedCourt Records
Hearing schedules are read from the dockets the Sedgwick County District Court and Wichita Municipal Court publish on their own sites. The statewide Kansas CaseSearch portal limits users to a normal browser and is not read.
Active Warrants
Warrant information is retrieved directly from active warrant publications hosted by individual County Sheriff's Offices. Each county below links to the office's own publication, which is the authoritative version:
These counties publish no warrant list this index can read. Each links to its sheriff's office and, where the office publishes one, its phone number — contact them directly to verify a record:
Coverage: 13 of 105 Kansas counties indexed · 3 publish a list, 10 are contact-only (10 with a sheriff link or phone number).
Sex Offender Registry
Registry records are copied from the state's own public registry, which is the only source of record; every record page names it and the date it was read.
Use of registry information: Registry information may not be used to harass, intimidate or commit any crime against a listed person; misuse is punishable under state law.
Legal basis: Kansas excludes wanted posters and court records of public proceedings from restricted criminal history information (K.S.A. 22-4701). K.S.A. 45-230 forbids using public-record name lists to sell to the people listed, so Kansas rows carry no street address and are never offered for that purpose.
Hearing rows are shown for 2 days after the hearing, then removed.
Texas (TX)
Partly indexedCourt Records
Hearing schedules are read from the criminal settings five Texas counties publish on their own sites: Dallas, Harris, Travis, Bell (County Court at Law No. 2) and Williamson. The statewide re:SearchTX index forbids automated collection and is not read, nor are the county portals hosted behind a CAPTCHA.
Active Warrants
Texas warrant lists are published county by county and are not indexed yet. Contact the county sheriff directly.
Warrant information is retrieved directly from active warrant publications hosted by individual County Sheriff's Offices. Each county below links to the office's own publication, which is the authoritative version:
These counties publish no warrant list this index can read. Each links to its sheriff's office and, where the office publishes one, its phone number — contact them directly to verify a record:
Coverage: 63 of 254 Texas counties indexed · 27 publish a list, 36 are contact-only (27 with a sheriff link or phone number).
Sex Offender Registry
Registry records are copied from the state's own public registry, which is the only source of record; every record page names it and the date it was read.
Use of registry information: Registry information may not be used to harass, intimidate or commit any crime against a listed person; misuse is punishable under state law.
Legal basis: Texas court records are open to any person, and Gov't Code § 552.222 forbids asking why they are wanted. A scheduled hearing is not a conviction. Date of birth and home address are never stored; persons under 18 are excluded; nothing is sourced from DPS. A Texas record is deleted, not hidden, on a removal request or notice of expunction or nondisclosure (Gov't Code § 552.1425, CCP art. 55A.401), and removal and correction are always free.
Hearing rows are shown for 3 days after the hearing, then removed.
Nebraska (NE)
Partly indexedCourt Records
Nebraska publishes a free court calendar on nebraska.gov, but the portal's terms forbid copying or republishing it, and the JUSTICE case search charges a fee. Nebraska case records are therefore not indexed; search the calendar or JUSTICE directly.
Active Warrants
Warrant information is retrieved directly from active warrant publications hosted by individual County Sheriff's Offices. Each county below links to the office's own publication, which is the authoritative version:
These counties publish no warrant list this index can read. Each links to its sheriff's office and, where the office publishes one, its phone number — contact them directly to verify a record:
Coverage: 4 of 93 Nebraska counties indexed · 3 publish a list, 1 are contact-only (1 with a sheriff link or phone number).
Sex Offender Registry
Registry records are copied from the state's own public registry, which is the only source of record; every record page names it and the date it was read.
Use of registry information: Registry information may not be used to harass, intimidate or commit any crime against a listed person; misuse is punishable under state law.
Legal basis: Neb. Rev. Stat. § 29-3520 makes criminal history record information held by a criminal justice agency "a public record open to inspection and copying by any person". Warrant lists are read only from the counties that publish them, and home addresses printed on them are not shown.
South Dakota (SD)
Partly indexedCourt Records
The South Dakota Unified Judicial System charges a fee for every name search of its public records system, so South Dakota case records are not freely published and RapidRoster does not index them. Search the UJS record system directly, or contact the Clerk of Courts for the county.
Active Warrants
Warrant information is retrieved directly from active warrant publications hosted by individual County Sheriff's Offices. Each county below links to the office's own publication, which is the authoritative version:
These counties publish no warrant list this index can read. Each links to its sheriff's office and, where the office publishes one, its phone number — contact them directly to verify a record:
Coverage: 66 of 66 South Dakota counties indexed · 4 publish a list, 62 are contact-only (62 with a sheriff link or phone number).
Sex Offender Registry
Registry records are copied from the state's own public registry, which is the only source of record; every record page names it and the date it was read.
Use of registry information: Registry information may not be used to harass, intimidate or commit any crime against a listed person; misuse is punishable under state law.
Legal basis: South Dakota privileges a fair and true report of a judicial proceeding (SDCL 20-11-5) and no statute restricts republishing a warrant list a sheriff has itself published. Lists are replaced in full on every read so a cleared warrant does not linger.
Indiana (IN)
Partly indexedCourt Records
The Indiana Judicial Branch's MyCase terms of use forbid automated reading, and its bulk-data program does not carry hearing calendars, so Indiana case records are not indexed. Search MyCase directly.
Active Warrants
Warrant information is retrieved directly from active warrant publications hosted by individual County Sheriff's Offices. Each county below links to the office's own publication, which is the authoritative version:
These counties publish no warrant list this index can read. Each links to its sheriff's office and, where the office publishes one, its phone number — contact them directly to verify a record:
Coverage: 92 of 92 Indiana counties indexed · 8 publish a list, 84 are contact-only (84 with a sheriff link or phone number).
Sex Offender Registry
The state's registry answers a name search rather than publishing a list, so a name is read from it when asked for and the answer is kept for a limited time; every record page names the registry and the date it was read.
Use of registry information: Registry information may not be used to harass, intimidate or commit any crime against a listed person; misuse is punishable under state law.
Legal basis: Indiana's Access to Public Records Act forbids an agency from restricting the reproduction of a public record (IC 5-14-3-4(g)). Indiana warrant lists are refreshed at least every fourteen days, a county whose list cannot be read for thirty days is taken down, and a record is removed permanently on any expungement or sealing notice (IC 24-4-18). This index is not a consumer report.
Arkansas (AR)
Partly indexedCourt Records
Arkansas's court portal offers a name and case-number search but no calendar, so Arkansas hearing schedules are not indexed. Search ARCourts directly, or contact the circuit clerk for the county.
Active Warrants
Warrant information is retrieved directly from active warrant publications hosted by individual County Sheriff's Offices. Each county below links to the office's own publication, which is the authoritative version:
These counties publish no warrant list this index can read. Each links to its sheriff's office and, where the office publishes one, its phone number — contact them directly to verify a record:
Coverage: 75 of 75 Arkansas counties indexed · 6 publish a list, 69 are contact-only (69 with a sheriff link or phone number).
Sex Offender Registry
Registry records are copied from the state's own public registry, which is the only source of record; every record page names it and the date it was read.
Use of registry information: Registry information may not be used to harass, intimidate or commit any crime against a listed person; misuse is punishable under state law.
Legal basis: Arkansas court records are presumptively open under Administrative Order 19 and no statute makes an unserved warrant confidential; lists are read only from the sheriffs and courts that publish them, never from the state repository.
North Dakota (ND)
Partly indexedCourt Records
The North Dakota Courts public search puts its calendar behind a security challenge that automated readers cannot pass, so North Dakota case records are not indexed. Search the public access site directly.
Active Warrants
Warrant information is retrieved directly from active warrant publications hosted by individual County Sheriff's Offices. Each county below links to the office's own publication, which is the authoritative version:
Coverage: 2 of 53 North Dakota counties indexed · 2 publish a list, 0 are contact-only.
Sex Offender Registry
Registry records are copied from the state's own public registry, which is the only source of record; every record page names it and the date it was read.
Use of registry information: Registry information may not be used to harass, intimidate or commit any crime against a listed person; misuse is punishable under state law.
Legal basis: N.D.C.C. § 44-04-18.7 expressly excludes the disposition of warrants from confidential investigative information. N.D.C.C. § 12-60-16.12 makes any publisher who charges to remove a charge or arrest record liable; removal and correction are free here and always will be.
Michigan (MI)
Partly indexedCourt Records
Michigan has no statewide public docket, and the MiCOURT portal's terms of use forbid automated reading, so Michigan case records are not indexed. Search MiCOURT directly, or contact the court.
Active Warrants
Warrant information is retrieved directly from active warrant publications hosted by individual County Sheriff's Offices. Each county below links to the office's own publication, which is the authoritative version:
Coverage: 2 of 83 Michigan counties indexed · 2 publish a list, 0 are contact-only.
Sex Offender Registry
Registry records are copied from the state's own public registry, which is the only source of record; every record page names it and the date it was read.
Use of registry information: Registry information may not be used to harass, intimidate or commit any crime against a listed person; misuse is punishable under state law.
Legal basis: MCR 8.119(H) lets any person inspect a court record, and no Michigan law makes an unserved warrant confidential. MCL 780.623 protects a report of a record that was public on the date of the report, so every Michigan row shows the date it was read and is removed as soon as the source drops it.
Oklahoma (OK)
Partly indexedCourt Records
Oklahoma's statewide docket, OSCN, sits behind a security challenge that blocks automated reading, so Oklahoma case records are not indexed. Search OSCN directly at oscn.net.
Active Warrants
Warrant information is retrieved directly from active warrant publications hosted by individual County Sheriff's Offices. Each county below links to the office's own publication, which is the authoritative version:
These counties publish no warrant list this index can read. Each links to its sheriff's office and, where the office publishes one, its phone number — contact them directly to verify a record:
Coverage: 59 of 77 Oklahoma counties indexed · 1 publish a list, 58 are contact-only (58 with a sheriff link or phone number).
Sex Offender Registry
The state's registry answers a name search rather than publishing a list, so a name is read from it when asked for and the answer is kept for a limited time; every record page names the registry and the date it was read.
Use of registry information: Registry information may not be used to harass, intimidate or commit any crime against a listed person; misuse is punishable under state law.
Legal basis: Warrant dispositions are public law-enforcement records under 51 O.S. § 24A.8(A)(6). A warrant is an allegation, not a conviction, and may have been served, recalled or quashed since publication — verify with the issuing court or sheriff. Date of birth and home address are not shown; persons under 18 and juvenile cases are excluded. Removal and correction are always free.
Louisiana (LA)
Partly indexedCourt Records
Louisiana has no statewide docket, and the parish clerks that publish hearing lists online either forbid automated reading or limit their site to non-commercial use, so Louisiana case records are not indexed. Search the parish Clerk of Court directly.
Active Warrants
Warrant information is retrieved directly from active warrant publications hosted by individual County Sheriff's Offices. Each county below links to the office's own publication, which is the authoritative version:
These counties publish no warrant list this index can read. Each links to its sheriff's office and, where the office publishes one, its phone number — contact them directly to verify a record:
Coverage: 64 of 64 Louisiana counties indexed · 6 publish a list, 58 are contact-only (50 with a sheriff link or phone number).
Sex Offender Registry
The state's registry answers a name search rather than publishing a list, so a name is read from it when asked for and the answer is kept for a limited time; every record page names the registry and the date it was read.
Use of registry information: Registry information may not be used to harass, intimidate or commit any crime against a listed person; misuse is punishable under state law.
Legal basis: Louisiana's Public Records Law (La. R.S. 44:1 et seq.) opens sheriffs' warrant lists to any person without a purpose test. A warrant is an allegation, not a conviction, and may have been served, recalled or quashed since publication — verify with the issuing court or sheriff. Date of birth and home address are not shown; persons under 18 are excluded; a warrant that leaves the sheriff's list is removed here rather than archived (La. R.S. 14:133.7). Removal and correction are always free.
Missouri (MO)
Not indexedCourt Records
Missouri Case.net expressly prohibits reading by "a site data scraper or any similar software", and Court Operating Rule 2.10 bars bulk distribution of court records for commercial gain, so Missouri case records are not indexed. Search Case.net directly.
Active Warrants
Since 1 July 2026 Missouri court rules make a warrant confidential until it is served (Court Operating Rule 4.24), and no Missouri sheriff publishes a list.
Sex Offender Registry
Registry records are copied from the state's own public registry, which is the only source of record; every record page names it and the date it was read.
Use of registry information: Registry information may not be used to harass, intimidate or commit any crime against a listed person; misuse is punishable under state law.
Legal basis: Not indexed: Missouri's court rules close unserved warrants and forbid automated reading of Case.net.
Florida (FL)
Not indexedCourt Records
Florida has no single public statewide docket; each of the 67 Clerks of the Circuit Court publishes its own case portal. Florida records are not indexed.
Sex Offender Registry
Registry records are copied from the state's own public registry, which is the only source of record; every record page names it and the date it was read.
Use of registry information: Registry information may not be used to harass, intimidate or commit any crime against a listed person; misuse is punishable under state law.
Alabama (AL)
Partly indexedCourt Records
Alabama's statewide court records run through Alacourt, a paid subscription service with no free public calendar, so Alabama hearing schedules are not indexed. Search Alacourt or contact the circuit clerk for the county.
Active Warrants
Warrant information is retrieved directly from active warrant publications hosted by individual County Sheriff's Offices. Each county below links to the office's own publication, which is the authoritative version:
Coverage: 1 of 67 Alabama counties indexed · 1 publish a list, 0 are contact-only.
Sex Offender Registry
The state's registry answers a name search rather than publishing a list, so a name is read from it when asked for and the answer is kept for a limited time; every record page names the registry and the date it was read.
Use of registry information: Registry information may not be used to harass, intimidate or commit any crime against a listed person; misuse is punishable under state law.
Legal basis: Alabama warrant records are public once the warrant issues; Morgan County publishes its list voluntarily on its own .gov domain. Lists are read only from the sheriffs that publish them, and removal or correction on notice is always free.
Illinois (IL)
Partly indexedCourt Records
Illinois has no unified free public docket; electronic court access (re:SearchIL) is limited to case parties and attorneys, so Illinois hearing schedules are not indexed. Search the circuit clerk for the county.
Active Warrants
Warrant information is retrieved directly from active warrant publications hosted by individual County Sheriff's Offices. Each county below links to the office's own publication, which is the authoritative version:
Coverage: 1 of 102 Illinois counties indexed · 1 publish a list, 0 are contact-only.
Sex Offender Registry
Registry records are copied from the state's own public registry, which is the only source of record; every record page names it and the date it was read.
Use of registry information: Registry information may not be used to harass, intimidate or commit any crime against a listed person; misuse is punishable under state law.
Legal basis: Illinois warrant records are public; Peoria County publishes its list voluntarily on its own county .gov domain. The published street address is deliberately not ingested, and removal or correction on notice is always free.
Maine (ME)
Not indexedCourt Records
Maine criminal court records are public under the Maine Rules of Electronic Court Systems, but online only through re:SearchMaine, which requires a registered account and covers only the counties where eFiling is live, and the Judicial Branch provides no bulk or compiled data (Rule 13). Maine hearing schedules are not indexed; search re:SearchMaine or contact the clerk for the county.
Active Warrants
No Maine sheriff publishes an active-warrant list online; warrant records are available by request from each sheriff's records division. Maine warrants are not indexed.
Sex Offender Registry
Registry records are copied from the state's own public registry, which is the only source of record; every record page names it and the date it was read.
Use of registry information: Registry information may not be used to harass, intimidate or commit any crime against a listed person; misuse is punishable under state law.
Legal basis: Maine publishes no warrant list to index and no bulk court data (MRECS Rule 13); court records are public under MRECS Rule 5 only through the registered re:SearchMaine portal. Nothing from Maine is indexed here, and removal or correction on notice is always free.
Sex Offender Registries (every jurisdiction)
15 liveA sex offender registry exists in every state, the District of Columbia and the territories, and each is the only source of record for its own list. RapidRoster reads a registry one of two ways: a mirrored registry is copied in full on a schedule, and a registry read on request answers a name search, so a name is fetched when asked for and the answer kept for a limited time. A registry marked not indexed is listed so you can go to it directly.
ALEA Sex Offender Registry (Community Information Center) · ALEA hands its search to the OffenderWatch vendor host behind a DataDome bot challenge
Alaska DPS Sex Offender / Child Kidnapper Registry · dps.alaska.gov/SORWeb redirects here (checked 2026-10-10)
Arkansas Crime Information Center Sex Offender Search · the ACIC portal's map listing; Level 1 and unassessed registrants are not published by the state
Connecticut Sex Offender Registry · refuses non-browser clients (403); the right host (checked 2026-10-10)
Metropolitan Police Department Sex Offender Registry · landing page; search URL to confirm (answered 404 to HEAD on 2026-10-10, bot-blocked or moved)
FDLE Sexual Offenders and Predators Search · FDLE's public data file (its memo invites an electronic process), keyed to the site through the photo id; one download per county per address in a window
Idaho State Police Sex Offender Registry · landing page; search URL to confirm (answered 404 to HEAD on 2026-10-10, bot-blocked or moved)
Illinois State Police Sex Offender Registry · the ISP JSON API, walked by surname initial so out-of-state and incarcerated registrants are not missed
Indiana Sheriffs' Sex and Violent Offender Registry · 92 county portals on the OffenderWatch vendor host behind a DataDome bot challenge; the vendor terms forbid automated access
Iowa Sex Offender Registry · read through the registry's own public API, the one route its terms allow (50 requests an hour, so a full pass takes most of a day)
Kansas Bureau of Investigation Registered Offender Search · enumerated by county; sex offenders only (the KBI list also carries violent and drug offenders)
Kentucky State Police Sex Offender Registry · timed out from the dev network on 2026-10-10; re-check before enabling
Louisiana State Police Sex Offender and Child Predator Registry · moved to the OffenderWatch vendor host (icrimewatch.net), which answers every request with a DataDome bot challenge; the vendor terms forbid automated access
Maine Sex Offender Registry · listed by surname initial; the record page sits behind a CAPTCHA, so offenses and aliases are not read
Maryland Sex Offender Registry · TLS chain does not verify from a PC (fine for a link; the adapter needs the intermediate)
Massachusetts Sex Offender Registry Board · landing page; search URL to confirm; refuses non-browser clients (403)
Michigan Public Sex Offender Registry · the whole public listing, one address per row, plus each record page
Minnesota DOC Public Registrant Search · Only Level 3 / community-notification registrants are public; the BCA lists non-compliant offenders separately
Mississippi Sex Offender Registry · every page sits behind an image CAPTCHA after the conditions of use
Missouri State Highway Patrol Sex Offender Registry · enumerated by county, one page per county; most recent offense only on the listing
Montana Sexual or Violent Offender Search · landing page; search URL to confirm (answered 404 to HEAD on 2026-10-10, bot-blocked or moved)
Nebraska State Patrol Sex Offender Registry · enumerated by county (94 units); photos and offenses from each record page
Nevada Sex Offender Registry · TLS chain does not verify from a PC (fine for a link; the adapter needs the intermediate)
New Hampshire Sex Offender Registry · refuses non-browser clients (403); the right host (checked 2026-10-10)
New Jersey Sex Offender Internet Registry · the State Police hand the registry to the OffenderWatch vendor host behind a DataDome bot challenge; the vendor terms forbid automated access
New Mexico Sex Offender Registry · the old state portal is gone; DPS publishes only through the OffenderWatch vendor host behind a DataDome bot challenge
North Carolina Sex Offender Registry (SBI) · enumerated by county behind the acceptable-use acknowledgement; front and profile photos
North Dakota Sex Offender Website · enumerated by county; the registry prints the birth year only, never the full date
Ohio eSORN (Attorney General) · eSORN is hosted only on the OffenderWatch vendor host behind a DataDome bot challenge
Oklahoma Sex and Violent Offender Registry · a Cloudflare challenge on every page and a robots.txt that disallows everything
Oregon Sex Offender Registry · timed out from the dev network on 2026-10-10; re-check before enabling
Pennsylvania Megan's Law · moved from pameganslaw.state.pa.us (checked 2026-10-10)
Rhode Island Sex Offender Registry (Parole Board) · landing page; search URL to confirm (answered 404 to HEAD on 2026-10-10, bot-blocked or moved)
South Carolina Sex Offender Registry (SLED) · every page sits behind an image CAPTCHA after the conditions of use
South Dakota Sex Offender Registry · the site's own full-registry export plus each record page
Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Sex Offender Registry · the TBI JSON API, by county, whole records a hundred at a time
Texas Public Sex Offender Registry (DPS) · the public map's listing endpoints, whole state; registrants with no Texas address come by name search only
Utah Sex Offender Registry · Watch Systems host, terms review before enabling; landing page to confirm (404 to HEAD on 2026-10-10)
Virginia State Police Sex Offender Registry · timed out from the dev network on 2026-10-10; re-check before enabling
Washington Sex Offender Registry · Watch Systems host, terms review before enabling; refuses non-browser clients (403)
West Virginia State Police Sex Offender Registry · search URL to confirm (answered 404 to HEAD on 2026-10-10)
Wisconsin DOC Sex Offender Registry · every search sits behind a reCAPTCHA checkbox and the terms prohibit systematic retrieval into a database; written DOC permission needed
Wyoming Sex Offender Registry (DCI) · landing page; search URL to confirm (answered 404 to HEAD on 2026-10-10, bot-blocked or moved)
Puerto Rico Sex Offender Registry (Registro de Ofensores Sexuales) · landing page; search URL to confirm; unreachable from the dev network on 2026-10-10
Guam Sex Offender Registry · landing page; search URL to confirm; unreachable from the dev network on 2026-10-10
U.S. Virgin Islands Sex Offender Registry (VIPD) · landing page; search URL to confirm; timed out from the dev network on 2026-10-10
American Samoa Sex Offender Registry · landing page; search URL to confirm
CNMI Sex Offender Registry (Department of Public Safety) · landing page; search URL to confirm
Dru Sjodin National Sex Offender Public Website (NSOPW) · federated search across every jurisdiction; a nationwide lookup needs a full date of birth
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