want to find out if i have a felony on my record
132703
Wouldn't you have been present at the trial?
80526
You would just need to contact the sheriff (or police dept if it happened in town) and ask for it.  It is public record as long as he was not a minor at the time.
137691
you need to go downtown and talk to the city clerk for residential public records. may cost you money depending on what county you live in.
462002
You have the right to know!! It's pertaining to you right? Beside all criminal histories are public!\nSend a requestto the courts or to the District Attorney who representd the presidings
529001
Ok I already answered this, but because your sincere in your questions, I'll tell ya again...\ncall the states attorney's office in the county in which you were prosecuted (you prob didnt have an atty at the time did you, and you may have just plead guilty, you poor thing)....Ask them about getting the record expunged.  Bring a cane and act sorrowful (dont be offended people---sorry, but the Munya believes in using whatever god has given you, great legs, blonde hair, a limp or a sad look!!! WORK IT WOOORRRRK IT!!!).....\nAnytime kid, anytime!
594299
I believe it's not even worth trying that until after seven years.  Then you you haven't had any police contact what so ever on record, then with a good attorney you could argue that the felony is keeping you from moving on getting a better job and so forth.  If your attorney can prove that you have changed and the felony is holding you back then maybe a judge would listen.
354779
I think a felony record is permanent.  I don't know about all employers,  but I work for the state of Arkansas and I think that if the incident happened at least 10 years,  you are considered for employment.    Sometimes one can get his record sealed so that it won't show up when a back ground is checked.  This is about all I know,  so I wish you good luck in what ever you do.  Sincerely,    David
486414
You won't go to jail.  Most likely they will sentence you with a fine and community service.  If you are a minor, your record will be sealed.  If not, it will look bad in a background check, but shoplifting is not a huge crime, so if that is all that is on your record, you can probably still find a good job.\n\nWould've been less costly to just pay for it, huh?
85756
I'm certain that you have been overlooked for a position because you have a felony on your record.  Many employers also perform background checks so if you did not list it it may come up later on to deal with.  \n\nI would suggest doing some networking so the hiring manager already has a recommendation from a trusted source.  This could help them see you as the person you are now and get your foot in the door.\n\nI would suggest leaving it blank as opposed to checking no because you do sign the application stating it is correct to the best of you knowledge. \n\nThe employer may not even notice that you did not fill that question out.  If they do notice it would allow you the opportunity to explain it in an interview instead of never getting that far.
455748
Get in touch with the court system or have your lawyer contact them- see if it is on your record.  Your lawyer could best answer this question but I believe the answer is no- you were not convicted of anything but detained till  released.  Good luck.
567261
go to the courthouse where his conviction is. It'll prob cost you $20 and you might have some issues getting it due to privacy issues or you'll fill out some paperwork stating your reason.
623307
I don't think you can.  At least not a thorough one.  You can check registered sex offender lists in many states for free online.  Most states will allow you to order a driving record of someone for a few bucks.  You can always check past employment if you know.  College degrees are fairly easy to check, though like employment records, they may only be released if the person is trying to get a job with you/your company.  This will, of course, only help you so far.  Many online companies will do a moderately thorough background check for a reasonable fee, about $35 to $75.  You get what you pay for, now what you need to think about is two things:\n1.) Do I have a really good reason to suspect I need to do this?\n2.) What do I have to loose if I don't and I should have?
449171
If you live in the U.S. that felony charge will follow you all your life.\n\nDepending on the felony and if it is the only conviction you have you could contact the Clerk of the Circuit Courts office and obtain papers for an expungement or contact an attorney to d this for you.  In most states this is a 'one time' repreive so clean up your act.
592290
They basically do a background check on you to see what crimes you have committed and yes your credit...sounds like you have nothing to worry about though
130075
You can get your criminal history checked by the CRB  by contacting you local police station and asking for an enhanced disclosure check to be done. There is a small fee but i don't think there is a website that will have this information on.
539920
You are fine.   You have not been convicted of a felony, so check "NO."   \n\nWho doesn't have a misdemeanor or two these days, thanks to our politicians "getting tough on crime"?    Good luck to you.
648922
Contact city hall for their records