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Terms of Use

These conditions govern access to Loving County Criminal History. Using a page, viewing its content, or submitting a search means that you accept all terms stated here. If you disagree with any condition, you must stop using the website.

NO FCRA USE. Loving County Criminal History is privately operated and has no connection to a local, Texas, or federal government agency. This website and its advertising partners do not provide services for credit decisions, employment screening, insurance underwriting, tenant screening, or another purpose governed by the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). The resource helps readers locate criminal-record sources for Loving County and Texas. It is neither a private investigation business nor a consumer reporting agency.

1. What This Website Is

This is a private reference site, independent of every government office. It does not maintain official records, retrieve government files, perform an official background check, or submit documents on a visitor's behalf.

Its purpose is to identify the sources that maintain Loving County criminal records, including the sheriff, the courts with criminal jurisdiction, the Texas Department of Public Safety Crime Records Division, and the Texas Public Sex Offender Registry. It may also provide access to outside research tools.

2. Rules for Using This Site

As a condition of use, you agree not to:

  • Use the website in violation of federal, Texas, or local law
  • Threaten, harass, or stalk another person with information obtained here
  • Rely on site content for lending, employment, housing, or insurance decisions
  • Gain or attempt to gain unauthorized access to any system or account
  • Deploy a bot, scraper, or other automated collection method against these pages
  • Disrupt performance or interfere with another visitor's access

3. No Harassment, Stalking, or Discrimination

You may not use information from Loving County Criminal History or a linked service to stalk, threaten, intimidate, harass, or unlawfully discriminate against anyone. Such conduct may also violate the law. This restriction is especially important for Texas Public Sex Offender Registry data. Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Chapter 62 governs the public registry and restricts misuse. Registry information supports public safety awareness. It is not permission for vigilantism, employment blacklisting, or housing discrimination.

4. We Are Not a Consumer Reporting Agency

Loving County Criminal History is not a consumer reporting agency under the FCRA and produces no credit report, consumer report, or background-check product. Neither the website nor its advertising partners supply a service designed to review job or rental applicants, set insurance rates, or evaluate credit. You must not use site or linked-tool data to:

  • Make an employment or termination decision
  • Evaluate a prospective tenant or housing applicant
  • Assess creditworthiness or determine an insurance premium
  • Decide eligibility for a permit, license, or government benefit
  • Carry out any other activity regulated by the FCRA

When a lawful purpose requires a qualifying background check, use the proper Texas Department of Public Safety channel or a screening provider that complies with the FCRA.

5. No Legal Advice

Website content is general information, not legal advice. Although it describes criminal-record processes in Loving County, it cannot determine how a charge, conviction, warrant, Texas Chapter 55A expunction, or Chapter 411 nondisclosure rule applies to a particular matter. Seek advice from a licensed Texas attorney.

6. No Warranties

All content and services are supplied "as is." No warranty promises that:

  • Information will always be current, accurate, or complete
  • A partner search result will be comprehensive or correct
  • The website will remain available without interruption
  • Every page will be free from defects, bugs, or security weaknesses

Criminal records can change when charges are filed or dismissed and when a court grants expunction or nondisclosure. Delays and omissions can occur. Nothing published here is an official statement of the Loving County sheriff, a court, Texas DPS, or any other government body. Verify a record with its original custodian.

7. Third-Party Services and Links

Links may lead to sheriff and court resources, Texas agency pages, legal-aid organizations, or independent search providers. A linked website is operated outside our control. We do not accept responsibility for its content, availability, fees, privacy practices, or data handling. Review the third party's own conditions before using its service.

8. Intellectual Property

Text, code, logos, and graphics are owned by Loving County Criminal History or the applicable content partner. Unless written permission is granted first, you may not reproduce, distribute, alter, or create derivative works from that material.

9. Limits on Our Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, we have no liability for damages arising from use of the website, including action taken in reliance on content found here or through an outside service.

10. Indemnification

You agree to indemnify and hold us harmless from claims, demands, or proceedings caused by your use of the website or breach of these conditions. This obligation includes related costs and reasonable legal fees.

11. Governing Law

Texas law governs these terms. Any dispute arising from use of Loving County Criminal History must be brought in a court located within the State of Texas. Public access to county agency records remains governed by the Texas Public Information Act, Government Code Chapter 552, while Texas criminal-history dissemination and nondisclosure are controlled by Government Code Chapter 411.

12. Changes to These Terms

We may revise these terms at any time. A revised version becomes effective when it is posted here.

13. Cutting Off Access

We may suspend, restrict, or terminate access at any time, for any reason, and without advance notice.

14. Severability

If a court finds one provision invalid or unenforceable, all remaining provisions continue in effect. The affected language will be limited or revised only to the degree needed for enforcement.

15. Questions

Questions about these conditions may be submitted through the Contact page.