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Whether you can look up free Cherokee County court records depends on which state you are in; several states have a Cherokee County.
You're in luck if you are in South Carolina or Iowa, because both states have free online case record lookups. See the first and second related links below.
I found these at CourtReference, which has a list of all court records websites for every state. You just select your state, then go to Choose a Court Reference Category and select Search Court Case Records. Then scroll down the list until you see your county, or a statewide search website.
See the third and fourth related links below for the South Carolina and Iowa examples. The South Carolina Guide has a link to the Cherokee County case search website. The Iowa Guide only has a link to a statewide search, but you can zero in on Cherokee County as part of your search.
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