Data You Give Us Directly
Search Queries
Some pages include a sponsored search widget operated by a separate provider. If you enter information there, the provider receives it under its own privacy notice and terms. The widget is not an official New Mexico Courts search and is not used to confirm a warrant.
Messages and Contact Submissions
If a communication channel is made available, information in the message is used to address that communication. Do not send a case file, Social Security number, address, payment data, or another person's warrant information. Official court and sheriff offices, not this website, should receive those records.
Data We Gather Automatically
Web servers, hosting systems, analytics providers, and security tools may receive ordinary technical data such as an IP address, browser type, device details, referring page, and access time. This data can help keep pages available, prevent abuse, and understand broad traffic patterns. It is not a Union County warrant database.
Cookies and Analytics
Cookies or similar tools may be used for site functions, security, measurement, or a sponsored provider's service. Browser settings can limit cookies, though some functions may change. A third-party provider may use its own identifiers and retention periods.
What We Do With This Data
Information may be used to deliver pages, maintain security, measure broad use, answer a direct message, meet a legal obligation, or explain a technical problem. It is not used to decide whether a person should receive credit, insurance, housing, employment, or another FCRA-regulated result.
No Warrant Data on File
This website does not host a Union County active-warrant roster, a most-wanted roster, court documents, booking files, or private case profiles. A public Case Lookup result remains with New Mexico Courts, and a court or sheriff IPRA request remains with the government custodian receiving it. Information shown in a linked official source is governed by that source's rules.
Third-Party Search Partners
A sponsored search provider may collect search terms, contact details, device data, and payment information when its service is used. It sets its own notice, retention rules, and price. Read that provider's terms before entering information, and do not treat its result as official warrant confirmation.
Links to Other Websites
Links lead to New Mexico Courts, the Eighth Judicial District, Union County, the municipal-court directory, MVD, federal courts, and other primary sources. External sites control their own content, cookies, logs, security, and records practices. A link does not mean that this website receives the information submitted there.
Who Might See Your Data
Technical vendors, hosting and security providers, analytics services, sponsored search partners, professional advisers, and public authorities may receive information when needed for the purposes described here, legal compliance, safety, or a business transfer. Providers should receive only the access needed for their role. New Mexico IPRA requests go to the public body that holds the requested record, not to this website.
How We Protect Your Data
Reasonable administrative, technical, and physical measures may be used to limit unauthorized access. No online transmission or storage method is guaranteed secure. Do not submit sensitive case, identity, health, payment, or law-enforcement information through an unverified form. For a court record, use the court's official channel.
Users Under 18
The pages are not directed to children. New Mexico public-access guidance says juvenile criminal cases are not displayed in general Case Lookup. Do not submit a juvenile's warrant or case information here. A parent or authorized representative should use the responsible court's official process.
Your Data Rights
Depending on the applicable law and the service involved, a person may ask about personal information held by this website or a vendor, seek correction, request deletion where available, or limit cookies through browser controls. A New Mexico IPRA request is a separate public-records process under NMSA 1978, Sections 14-2-1 through 14-2-12. IPRA requests should go to the court, sheriff, or other custodian that holds an existing record.
Requests may require enough detail to identify the account or communication. A vendor's own privacy notice controls requests made directly to that vendor.
Updates to This Policy
This policy may change when the site, vendors, technology, or law changes. The revised version takes effect when posted. A reader should review the date and current text before submitting information. The official privacy practices of a linked court, sheriff, MVD, or federal agency remain separate.