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Privacy Policy

This policy explains what information Daggett County Court Docket can receive from visitors, the reasons for processing it, and when it may pass to another party. Continued use of the site signifies acceptance of these practices.

Data You Give Us Directly

Search Queries

When a visitor enters a name or case number into a search box, the query goes to the outside company that supplies the tool. Its systems process and return the search. Daggett County Court Docket does not maintain its own separate database of those query terms.

Messages and Contact Submissions

Correspondence sent directly to us may be kept for the time needed to reply and preserve the related exchange. We do not share it outside the organization unless a legal duty requires disclosure.

Data We Gather Automatically

When a page loads, servers may automatically receive basic technical details about the visit:

  • Page-view dates and times
  • The referring website, when one is reported
  • Pages viewed and approximate visit duration
  • Device category and operating system
  • Browser name and version
  • The device’s internet protocol address

Cookies and Analytics

A cookie is a small file stored on a device. Cookies and analytics services may measure overall traffic, including common entry pages, popular content, and exit points. Browser controls can reject cookies, but blocking them may affect how certain functions behave.

What We Do With This Data

  • Route a search request to the appropriate partner
  • Diagnose errors and other technical problems
  • Measure which content visitors use
  • Operate, maintain, and improve site performance
  • Display advertising that may reflect visitor interests

No Court-Record Data on File

No database of court cases or personal court-record details is hosted, compiled, maintained, or sold by Daggett County Court Docket. The site provides directions to Daggett County courts, clerks, calendars, and Utah case systems. It does not assemble visitor data into consumer reports or case profiles and is not a consumer reporting agency under the Fair Credit Reporting Act.

Third-Party Search Partners

Outside companies power the search boxes. Information submitted through one of those tools is governed by that company’s privacy policy. Each provider controls its own retention, processing, and disclosure practices. Visitors should review those terms before sending a query.

Links to Other Websites

Links may lead to Utah court portals, Daggett County offices, legal-aid resources, statewide search systems, or commercial tools. After a visitor follows an external link, the destination’s privacy terms control. Review them before providing personal information.

Advertising providers may use their own technology to recognize activity across websites and select relevant ads. Any such tracking occurs through the provider’s systems.

Who Might See Your Data

Personal data is not sold. Limited information may be disclosed to:

  • Analytics vendors that measure traffic and performance
  • Advertising networks that serve site ads
  • Search providers that process submitted queries
  • Government or law-enforcement bodies acting under a valid legal demand

How We Protect Your Data

Reasonable security measures are used for information under our control. No internet service can guarantee absolute protection, however, and Daggett County Court Docket cannot promise that unauthorized access or another security incident will never occur.

Users Under 18

The service is intended for adults, and personal information from a person under 18 is not knowingly collected. A parent or guardian who believes a minor submitted information may contact us to request its deletion.

Your Data Rights

Available privacy rights depend on the visitor’s location and applicable law. Utah’s Government Records Access and Management Act governs government records. Utah judicial records instead operate within Rules 4-202.02 through 4-202.09, which address classification, access, requests, fees, and redaction. These public-record authorities do not make a private website a government record custodian. Subject to governing law, a visitor may ask us to:

  • Opt out of processing where a right applies
  • Request deletion of eligible personal data
  • Seek correction of inaccurate information
  • Request access to personal data we hold

Updates to This Policy

This policy may be revised as practices or legal duties change. A replacement version will be posted here and identified by a new effective date. Visitors should review the policy periodically.

Effective date: September 7, 2026