Our accessibility goals, readable navigation principles, and how to report barriers on Recent Arrest Records.
Independent information: We are not a government agency, and an arrest is not proof of guilt.
Our goal
We aim to make public-record explanations usable across mobile and desktop devices and for readers using assistive technologies.
Content and navigation
Pages should use meaningful headings, clear link text, readable contrast, keyboard-operable controls and useful alternatives for informative graphics. Source links should indicate where a reader will go.
Third-party portals
External court and law-enforcement websites may have separate accessibility standards and limitations outside our control.
Ongoing improvements
Accessibility work is iterative. Theme changes, third-party embeds, plugins, forms and document downloads may create new obstacles and should be tested.
Report an obstacle
Email [email protected] with the URL, barrier, device/browser, assistive technology if relevant and the outcome you were trying to achieve. Do not send sensitive records unnecessarily.
No unsupported certification
We do not claim a particular WCAG conformance level or independent accessibility audit unless one has actually been completed and documented.