Criminal records have three parts: defendant information, case information and charge and sentencing information. The defendant information displays the name, address (as of the arraignment), the DOB, race and sex of the defendant, and a driver's license number and state (where available).

Case information displays the court location and docket number, the date of arrest and the identity of the arresting agency (local police force, etc.). For pending cases, the date and time of the next scheduled hearing is displayed. The status of the case is also displayed, along with the date sentence was declared.

The charge and sentencing information section lists all counts entered against the defendant. Entry of a guilty verdict on any surviving count makes all counts discloseable. The charge record displays the original offense (statutory section and short description) plus its type (felony/ misdemeanor) and class (Class A, B, etc.). The record also displays sentencing information, any suspended time or time served, and the duration of any probationary period imposed.