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This Privacy Policy describes how Grant County Warrant Records handles information connected with browsing, page use, protected search widgets, and records-related links. It does not change the privacy rules of a court, county agency, city, sheriff, vendor, or other linked service. For public-record access in New Mexico, the controlling access law is the New Mexico Inspection of Public Records Act, NMSA 1978, Section 14-2-1 et seq., subject to its exceptions.

Data You Give Us Directly

Search Queries

A protected search widget may receive terms that a user enters. Those terms may be sent to the provider operating that widget under its own privacy notice. Grant County Warrant Records does not maintain a court warrant database or promise to store a query as an official record.

Messages and Contact Submissions

If a user sends information through a service controlled by a third party, that provider’s terms apply. Do not send a Social Security number, birth date, private case file, payment card, or sensitive legal detail through an unverified channel.

Data We Gather Automatically

Web servers and analytics tools may receive an IP address, browser type, device details, referring page, time of access, and pages viewed. These technical logs help protect service performance and understand broad page use. They are not Grant County court records and do not certify a warrant status.

Cookies and Analytics

Cookies or similar tools may remember settings or measure visits. A browser can block or delete cookies, although some functions may not work as intended. Third-party providers may use their own cookies.

What We Do With This Data

Information may be used to deliver pages, maintain security, measure general use, respond to a request routed through a service, prevent abuse, and improve page structure. It is not used to issue, serve, recall, or certify a warrant.

Nothing in this policy creates a promise that a linked court or county service will keep the same fields, hours, fees, or contact route.

No Warrant Data on File

Grant County Warrant Records does not host the Grant County District Court, magistrate, municipal, Sheriff’s Office, police, or Corrections systems. It does not receive a live feed of active warrants. A Case Lookup result, city form, county IPRA request, and custody roster are separate records and providers.

Third-Party Search Partners

Finder bands may be operated by third-party search partners. Their forms, cookies, retention practices, pricing, and data use are controlled by those partners. Review their privacy notice before entering information. A sponsored result is not an official court or sheriff record.

Links to Other Websites

Pages link to New Mexico Courts, Grant County, municipal governments, the U.S. Marshals, PACER, and other official or public sources. Once a user leaves this domain, the linked service controls its own privacy practices. Check the destination address and its terms before submitting a request.

Who Might See Your Data

Technical providers, hosting services, analytics providers, security vendors, and search partners may process limited information needed for their functions. Information may also be disclosed when required by law, court order, fraud prevention, or protection of rights. Grant County agencies receive information only when a user submits it to the agency through its own channel.

A New Mexico IPRA request is governed by the public custodian and the exceptions in NMSA 1978, Section 14-2-1 et seq. This private policy does not make an agency record private or public.

How We Protect Your Data

Reasonable administrative and technical measures may be used to protect the service and limit unauthorized access. No internet transmission or storage system is guaranteed secure. Users should avoid sending sensitive identifiers through a public search box or an unverified link.

Users Under 18

The pages are intended for adults handling court or public-record questions. Do not submit a child’s private information. New Mexico court systems may restrict juvenile criminal information, and this reference does not provide a way around those limits.

Your Data Rights

Depending on the service involved, a user may be able to request access, correction, deletion, or details about information held by that service. Requests about a third-party widget must go to that provider. Requests for a Grant County record belong with the county custodian. Requests for a court file belong with the judicial district where the case was filed.

New Mexico public-record rights arise under IPRA, but IPRA governs government custodians and exemptions. It is not a same-minute warrant-clearance process.

Updates to This Policy

This Privacy Policy may change when the service, providers, law, or local record routes change. The revised version becomes effective when posted. Continued use after an update means the user has reviewed the revised policy.