Located in the northwest corner of the palafox is the Escambia county courthouse, it is formerly the United States customs house as well as a post office. The Escambia country courthouse is a very old building that was razed in 1938, inside the building is where the Escambia country clerk of court keep their personal records and all information that is needed about Escambia country. Records of the Escambia country can be accessed through the internet so you need not to worry about accessing information. What is determined by the federal state and the local regulations is the availability of information.

Under the state law of Escambia country any person that is holding office and he/she is still under indictment can be removed if the person is convicted. If the district clerk in Escambia is engaged in any kind of criminal activity this is a second degree felony and the clerk is punished twenty years in prison and charged $10,000 fine. The Escambia county commissioner's court usually sets the budget for most district clerk and other elected officials. But what the commissioners in Escambia cannot be able to do is to fire any person that has been elected by the people of Escambia.

Escambia county clerk of court does not allow district clerks who tamper with government records by entering entries that are false in time and also in attendance. Any kind of theft within the Escambia country as well as accepting bribes from the people of Escambia so that they can obtain the records should never be tolerated. Issuing death rates to any member of the Escambia county clerk of court is going against the law. Grabbing any land or property within the Escambia country the person should be jailed for 20 years and given a fine of $10,000 fine.

For criminal records searches in Escambia country and for cases that have been completed in the year 1987 to 1800 in order for the documents to be searched what the person is suppose to do is to submit a well written request to the Escambia county clerk of court. The person must clearly state his name, district of birth, a well addressed stamped envelope, date of birth and the person should state which case should be heard and which year as well as the reasons. It takes around two or one day for the country clerk of court to respond back.