With this feature you have several options to search our database.                 The first search option is to leave all white boxes blank and click on search at the                  bottom of the page.  This will list all data in our database alphabetically by                  heading type (example - Alexandria City Court, Cash Sale, etc.)  When you reach                  the bottom of each page, you can use the previous or next links to move backward                  or forward.  You can also use the go to page feature by clicking on the down arrow                  next to the page number and then click the go button.  The bottom menu bar will                          show which block of records you are viewing out of the total records in the database.                  When you have finished, you may click on the new search button found at the top                  of the screen under the Search bar, or click on the Parish button under Your Editions.                  The second search option is to search only for a particular type of data.  This can be                  accomplished in two ways.                      a        Click on the Search None (the Search All button will add check marks to all                                 of the data types and the Search none button removes all check marks)                                 button to clear all check marks.  Now check only the type(s) you which to view,                                 click search at bottom of screen.                      b        The second option is to type what you are looking for in the Search For box                                 and then click the search button (example -  Typing the word eviction and then                                 clicking search will show each eviction in the database).  This will also work                                 to locate a company or individual's name.  This type of search may return                                 unexpected results due to spelling variations.  When we list data, we use the                                 exact spelling we see in the original documents even when it is an obvious                                         error.                     All of the above search types can also  be limited by date range.  To search for a                     particular range, enter the beginning and ending dates either by typing the date                             (use this format  mm/dd/yyyy) or by selecting the date from the two calendars. You can find additional information about our site from the "How To Use This Site" link on the left menu bar.