Where Open Public Records Has Been Cited
We don't pitch reporters or buy backlinks. Real reporters, researchers, and communities have linked to us on their own — because the source data they need is on our pages. This page lists every verified outside citation we've found: Indiana University PhD research, Maryland State Historic Trust, TV news stations, investigative journalists, industry forums, and major social platforms.
The Honesty Statement
Some of the citations on this page are from major outlets (TV stations with millions of viewers). Others are from small communities — a soaring-aviation Google Group, a tabletop-RPG forum, a single PhD candidate. We treat them all the same way: each is a real human who decided our case page was the best source for the information they were sharing.
- We didn't ask any of them to link to us. These citations are 100% organic.
- We don't pay anyone for placement. No paid SEO, no link buying, no PR firm.
- We verify every citation before listing it here. Each "View Source ↗" link goes to the actual citing page.
- The data on the cited pages comes from public court records. The court records themselves are public-domain government data — we don't claim ownership.
The reason this page exists: when researchers, journalists, and curious citizens are looking for a court case, they often arrive at our page before they arrive at the official court website. That tells us we're filling a real gap. The citations below are the receipts.
For Reporters and Researchers
Working on a story that requires court-records lookups? Every page on Open Public Records is free to access, free to link to, and free to quote in your reporting. We don't charge for access and we don't put data behind a paywall. If you'd like to talk to us about coverage or have a question about our data, you can reach us through our contact page.