This Cookies Policy explains how cookies operate on https://fresnocountycourt.org/. It describes what cookies are, why they are used, and how visitors can control them. This website, Fresno County Court, provides general educational information about court records for public awareness. It does not offer services, legal advice, commitments, tools, platforms, or community programs. If you have questions about this Cookies Policy, please contact:
Email: info@fresnocountycourt.org
Website: https://fresnocountycourt.org/
What Are Cookies
Cookies are small text files stored on your device after visiting a website. They help websites recognize returning visitors and maintain basic session data. Cookies support smoother browsing by remembering simple technical preferences. Most cookies collect anonymous information rather than personal details. They cannot read data from your device or access private files. Cookies are widely used across modern websites for functionality and performance. These files work quietly in the background to assist page delivery.
Cookies may collect information such as:
- Browser type
- Device type
- Pages visited
- Time spent on pages
- Referring website
How Cookies Work
When you access a website, your browser communicates with the website server. During this interaction, cookies may be stored locally on your device. These cookies act like identifiers that help the website remember previous activity. Cookies can maintain login sessions, preferences, and stability settings. Some cookies disappear once the browser closes, while others remain longer. Their behavior depends on configuration and purpose. This process happens automatically unless restricted by browser controls.
Cookies may be:
- Session cookies
- Persistent cookies
- First-party cookies
- Third-party cookies
Why Fresno County Court Uses Cookies
This website uses cookies to maintain stability, performance, and basic security functions. Cookies help pages load correctly and reduce technical interruptions. They assist in analyzing visitor interactions for content improvement. Cookies may remember display preferences to improve readability. Security-related cookies help detect unusual browsing patterns. These uses focus on website operations rather than visitor identification. Cookies do not connect with official court systems or databases.
Cookies may be used for:
- Supporting page functionality
- Improving loading performance
- Measuring anonymous traffic data
- Remembering visitor preferences
- Enhancing website security
Types of Cookies We May Use
Different cookie categories serve different technical purposes on this website. Each type contributes to website usability, performance, or security. Cookies are selected based on operational necessity and website behavior. Some cookies are required for essential features to work correctly. Others help measure visitor interactions and content effectiveness. Cookie categories help explain their roles clearly for transparency. Visitors can manage most cookie types through browser settings.
Cookie categories may include:
- Essential cookies
- Performance cookies
- Functional cookies
- Analytics cookies
Essential Cookies
Essential cookies support basic website operations and core technical features. Without these cookies, certain pages may not display properly. They help maintain secure browsing sessions and consistent navigation. These cookies do not collect marketing or advertising information. Their role focuses strictly on website functionality and stability. Essential cookies usually activate automatically upon visiting the site. Blocking them may disrupt normal page behavior.
Essential cookies may support:
- Secure page navigation
- Session continuity
- Security protections
- Form submissions
Performance Cookies
Performance cookies collect anonymous statistics about website usage patterns. These cookies help identify which pages function well or need improvement. They track general engagement metrics rather than personal identities. Data collected remains aggregated and non-identifiable. Performance cookies help improve loading speed and content organization. Their insights support better website maintenance decisions. Visitors benefit from smoother browsing experiences.
Performance cookies may measure:
- Page load times
- Popular content sections
- Error occurrences
- Visitor interaction trends
Functional Cookies
Functional cookies remember visitor choices that affect browsing experience. They store simple settings that personalize website appearance. These cookies improve convenience without collecting sensitive details. Functional cookies may retain accessibility or language preferences. They enhance usability and reduce repetitive selections. Their purpose focuses on improving comfort and interface consistency. Visitors can disable these cookies through browser controls.
Functional cookies may remember:
- Language settings
- Region preferences
- Accessibility options
- Display adjustments
Analytics Cookies
Analytics cookies help evaluate how visitors interact with website content. They provide insights into traffic behavior and navigation flow. Data collected remains statistical and anonymous. Analytics cookies support website improvements and structural updates. They help measure visit duration and page engagement levels. These cookies do not identify individual visitors. Their role focuses on overall performance assessment.
Analytics cookies may collect:
- Pages viewed
- Visit duration
- Navigation paths
- Interaction frequency
Third-Party Cookies
Some pages may include content from external sources for reference purposes. These third parties may place cookies through embedded features. Third-party cookies operate under separate privacy policy. Fresno County Court does not control how external cookies function. Visitors should review policies on linked websites for clarity. Third-party cookies may support media playback or content sharing. Their presence depends on page elements.
Third-party cookies may originate from:
- Embedded videos
- External resources
- Social sharing features
What Cookies Do Not Do
Cookies used on this website have limited technical capabilities. They cannot access court databases or confidential systems. Cookies do not reveal sealed records or case details. They do not identify visitors by name or contact information. Cookies cannot retrieve legal documents or personal files. Their function remains restricted to website performance and usability. This limitation protects visitor privacy.
Cookies do not:
- Access court records
- Retrieve case files
- Identify specific users
- Collect legal data
Managing Cookies
Visitors can control cookies through standard browser privacy settings. Most browsers allow viewing, blocking, or deleting stored cookies. Cookie controls help users manage data preferences effectively. Adjusting these settings may influence website functionality. Blocking all cookies could affect page stability or saved preferences. Visitors remain free to customize cookie permissions. Browser help sections provide detailed instructions.
Common cookie controls include:
- Viewing stored cookies
- Deleting cookies
- Blocking cookies
- Allowing selected cookies
How to Disable Cookies
Disabling cookies is possible through browser configuration options. Each browser provides different privacy management tools. Blocking cookies may limit certain website features or preferences. Session stability may be affected after cookie removal. Visitors should weigh convenience against privacy needs. Cookie settings can be modified anytime. Consult browser documentation for exact steps.
Typical steps include:
- Opening browser settings
- Accessing privacy controls
- Locating cookie preferences
- Selecting desired restrictions
Cookie Retention
Cookies remain on devices for varying durations based on type. Session cookies expire once the browsing session ends. Persistent cookies stay until their expiry date or deletion. Retention periods depend on cookie purpose and configuration. Cookies do not remain permanently unless defined. Visitors may manually delete cookies at any time. Retention policies help balance usability and privacy.
Cookie duration types:
- Session-based retention
- Time-limited persistence
Data Collected Through Cookies
Cookies collect technical and usage-related information. This data helps maintain website performance and reliability. Information gathered remains anonymous and aggregated. Cookies do not collect sensitive legal details. Data supports traffic analysis and stability monitoring. Collection practices follow privacy-focused standards. Visitors benefit from improved browsing experience.
Cookies may collect:
- Browser information
- Device characteristics
- Interaction statistics
- Anonymous identifiers
Personal Information and Cookies
Cookies typically avoid storing direct personal details. Personal data may only be collected through voluntary submissions. Examples include contact forms or direct emails. Such data follows the Privacy Policy terms. Cookies function independently from submitted information. They focus on technical website behavior. This separation protects visitor privacy. Cookies cannot read information stored on your device. Cookies do not access emails, documents, or files. Personal details are never created through cookies alone. Any information you share remains user-provided. Cookie data is processed in an aggregated format. Identification of specific visitors does not occur through cookies. Data handling practices aim to maintain confidentiality and transparency. Visitors can manage cookie preferences through browser controls.
Security and Cookies
Certain cookies help maintain website security and integrity. They assist in detecting suspicious or abnormal activity. Security cookies support safe browsing sessions. These cookies do not track personal identities. Their role focuses on protecting website infrastructure. Blocking them may reduce security effectiveness. Visitors benefit from enhanced protection.
Security cookies may assist with:
- Fraud prevention
- Session protection
- Threat detection
Children’s Information
This website provides general informational content for public awareness. It is not directed at children under 13 years of age. Cookies do not knowingly collect data from minors. Parents or guardians should supervise internet activity. Cookie controls can be adjusted through browser settings. Protecting children’s privacy remains a priority. This website does not request age verification. No sections are created specifically for children. Educational content is written for a general audience. If a parent believes a minor shared personal data, contact us. We will review the concern and take appropriate steps. Browsers offer parental control features for safer browsing. Families are encouraged to use those safety settings. Cookies operate without identifying the visitor’s age.
Consent to Cookie Use and Policy Updates
By using https://fresnocountycourt.org/, visitors agree to the cookie practices described in this policy. Consent applies to cookies required for normal website operations and stability. Visitors may change cookie preferences at any time through browser settings. Continued use of the website indicates acceptance of these terms. This Cookies Policy may be updated to reflect technical, operational, or legal changes. Revisions will appear on this page with updated content. Visitors are encouraged to review this section periodically to stay informed. Changes become effective once published on the website..
Contact Information
For questions about this Fresno County Court Cookies Policy, please contact:
Email: info@fresnocountycourt.org
Website: https://fresnocountycourt.org/