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Public records
Wisconsin Circuit Court Access
Every circuit-court filing in the state is a public record, published through WCCA. The radar reads only what Wisconsin already makes public — nothing more.
Wisconsin Circuit Courts · All 72 Counties
Every courtroom in Wisconsin. One living map.
WICourtRadar watches the state's public circuit-court records and turns them into a single radar. Filings surface as pings the day they are entered — hover one, and the full docket card opens in place.
Preview build · fictitious demonstration data
Live · simulated feed
WI · Circuit
● new filing (simulated)
refresh 5:00 AM CT
72counties on the radar
~250circuit court branches
5:00 AMrefreshed daily
1.5srespectful request pacing
How it works
From the record room to the radar.
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Normalized
The CaseTracker engine
Search, case detail, parties, charges, hearings — each docket is indexed once, cached daily, and reused, so the courts' servers are touched as little as possible.
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Mapped
The living radar
Each filing lands on its county. Activity builds as heat, new dockets pulse in place, and hovering any ping opens the full card.
CaseTracker paces every request at 1.5 seconds and reaches nothing beyond public records.
The radar
What you can see.
County heat
Filing density shades all 72 counties, so a busy week in Brown County reads at a glance.
Live pings
New filings pulse on their county the moment the daily refresh lands them.
Docket cards on hover
Case number, parties, charges, next hearing — the whole card, no click-through.
Charge & case-type filters
Felony, misdemeanor, traffic, civil — cut the map to the docket you care about.
A sortable case list
Every mapped filing in a table you can sort by county, date, or severity.
Circuit Court · Brown County
Specimen
State of Wisconsin v. Jordan A. Sample
Charges
Ct. 1 — Demonstration charge (specimen only)Felony
Next hearing
Initial appearance · 09/28/2026 · 8:30 AM
This case has not been concluded. Unless a judgment of conviction is entered, the defendant is presumed innocent of all charges. This card is a fictitious specimen — no such case exists.
Who built this
By people who read these dockets for a living.
WICourtRadar runs on the same CaseTracker infrastructure that powers a working Wisconsin defense practice — built by the attorneys who rely on it, engineered by their strategy group.
The practice
Avena Law Office
Wisconsin criminal defense attorneys who work these records daily. WICourtRadar began as the firm's own case-tracking desk.
avenalaw.comThe engineering
Avena Strategic Group
The studio behind the CaseTracker engine — WCCA reading, daily caching, and the radar you are looking at.
ascendwithavena.comPreview build · fictitious data
What you see today is a demonstration.
The radar currently runs entirely on fictitious demonstration data — invented cases, invented parties, invented dates. Live, WCCA-fed public records arrive with the public launch.
And when real records do appear, every open case will carry Wisconsin's own caution: a case that has not been concluded is exactly that — unless a judgment of conviction is entered, the defendant is presumed innocent of all charges.