Terms & Conditions

Use of Martin County Recent Arrests means acceptance of these terms. If any condition is unacceptable, do not browse or use the site. The rules apply to its reference content, links, and any outside search service reached through a page.

This privately owned site is not affiliated with Martin County, a sheriff, police department, jail, court, NC DAC, or any other government body. It and its advertising partners do not offer FCRA-covered services. The site is neither a private investigation firm nor a consumer reporting agency.


Nature of the Service

This private reference site stores no official arrest, booking, custody, or court record. It cannot confirm custody, release anyone, post bond, or file a request or court document for a visitor.

Its purpose is to direct readers toward Martin County and North Carolina government resources and, on some pages, independently operated research tools.


Acceptable Use Rules

Visitors must use the site lawfully and without harming people, services, or systems.

  • Do not violate any law through use of the site.
  • Do not stalk, harass, threaten, or intimidate anyone.
  • Do not base hiring, housing, lending, or insurance decisions on site content.
  • Do not attempt access without authorization.
  • Do not operate bots, scrapers, or automated extraction tools.
  • Do not interfere with access or service for others.

FCRA Use Is Prohibited

Martin County Recent Arrests is not a consumer reporting agency under the Fair Credit Reporting Act. It supplies no background check, credit report, consumer report, or screening service, and neither do its advertising partners. Visitors agree not to use information from this site or a linked tool for:

  • Hiring, firing, promotion, or other employment decisions
  • Tenant selection or any housing decision
  • Creditworthiness, lending, or insurance pricing
  • Licensing, permits, or government-benefit eligibility
  • Any other purpose regulated by the FCRA

External Resources

Links may lead to law-enforcement contacts, custody resources, court portals, NC DAC, legal-help sources, and outside search services. Those services are independent. No endorsement is implied, and this site is not responsible for their content, data practices, terms, availability, or results.


Service Provided As Is

The site and its contents are supplied “as is” and “as available,” without a warranty that they are:

  • Accurate, complete, or current
  • Available without interruption
  • Free of errors, defects, or security weaknesses
  • Matched by complete partner-search results

Custody and public records can change quickly. Nothing here is an official statement from the Martin County Sheriff's Office, Bertie-Martin Regional Jail, a receiving facility, a court, or another government agency.


Limits on Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, the site and its operators are not liable for direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, special, or other damages arising from access, inability to access, reliance on content, or use of a linked service.


Your Duty to Indemnify

A user agrees to defend, indemnify, and hold the site and its operators harmless from claims, losses, costs, liabilities, and reasonable legal fees caused by that user's conduct, misuse of the service, or violation of these terms.


Ownership of Content

Unless otherwise identified, text, graphics, logos, and code belong to Martin County Recent Arrests or its content partners. They may not be copied, distributed, modified, republished, or commercially exploited without written permission.


Revisions to These Terms

These terms may be changed at any time. A revised version takes effect when it is posted on this page, and continued use after posting constitutes acceptance.


Suspension of Access

Access may be restricted, suspended, or terminated at any time, for any reason, and without advance notice.


North Carolina Law

North Carolina law governs these terms, without regard to conflict-of-law principles. Any dispute must be filed in a court with proper jurisdiction in North Carolina.


If One Term Fails

If a court finds one provision invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions stay in effect. The affected provision will be limited or adjusted only as much as necessary.


Questions About Terms

Questions about these conditions may be sent through the Contact Us page.