how do u get a record of a persons criminal record for mass?
107812
In most states, disclosure of a criminal record other than your own is a violation of FOIA (Freedom of Information Act). You may be able to contact an agency and have them obtain that information for you for a fee, but generally, that information is not open to the public unless they are on the sex offender registry.
398452
What state are you from?\n\nHere is a list that links you to each state specifically.  Some states are way better than others at suppling "public record" over the net.  You have the right to this information!  Do not pay for anything, as some sites will advertise.  Just keep looking.  Know the county and state and possibly court district that you are looking for with the specific individual.
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You can go to every county where you think the person may have been prosecuted, and check the court dockets for the information you're looking for.  \n\nIt won't get you everything, but it would get you a lot.  Depending on what you mean by "incarceration records," you might not get anything.  \n\nThere is no one place where you can look this info up.
996260
look up the corrections site for your state, it usually has records of current criminals for free. Michigan does, but I noticed colorado doesn't so It will depend on your state.
422621
The best way is to go to the Police station and ask for the records you need.  You will most likely have to pay some kind of fee for them.  It's not usually that much.  In NY, it's $10.00 and it's just for the the filing charges for their own records as to who the copies were made for.  There is a freedom of information act that allows anyone to get information about someone else.  Hope this helps.
418263
if u need that go to the college office and ask for records
973255
Its public record.  If you know the county you can go there and request information, however it will not be for free.  Just small min. cost.
118452
you should be able to call the local jail or police station and ask. give them the name and the record department should be able to tell you yay or nay.
834350
You only have a criminal record if you have been caught and found guilty. Nothing to do with your personal morals or ethics. \nIf you think you have just been lucky, then stay silent.\nLots of people break laws every day, depending on their logic or the situation. It doesn't make them bad, and they soon forget about it.\nThere are many psychopaths out there who get away with murder and other horrible crimes, then feel a need to confess. That's a different matter.\nI doubt you are one of those! \nDon't worry about it on here, if you a mass murderer, we'll all be accomplices. If you just took a few quid when no-one was looking, you seem sorry enough. Don't beat yourself up about it, but try to ease your conscience by doing something nice for the person you stole from.\nI don't know your circumstances, and those were just two extreme examples. \nOnly you can live with yourself, so answer your own question spontaneously and see what answer you get!
420063
Try peoplesearch.com they have all sorts of info on everyone, even "YOU". Births, deaths, marriage, school, work history, addresses and yes CRIMINAL RECORDS, If you are prepared to pay for it.
582690
GO ONLINE TO THE COURTHOUSE THERE AND ASK THEM IF YOU CAN VIEW AND OR ALL OF YOUR RECORD'S
108734
go to the state hwy patroll ofice it has to be the main state headquarters and pay the fee in mo it is five dollars difrent states may charge diferently. and ask for a crimnal background check and they print it out and give it to you.
468819
I can only suggest that you enter the County website where this certain person or persons are from.  Go to public records (Should be located with the Clerks office).  Also, you can call the County that you have interest and tell them that you'd like to have copies.  There is a fee of 10.00 to 20.00.  I hope this helps.
194950
Maybe call the magistrates office and give them all the info you have, they'll check their records.
934789
You're not going to get an accurate answer unless you tell people what state you're in.  The laws covering these things vary by state.\n\nIf you're in California, give it up.  Criminal history is very tightly controlled and the average Joe can't get it.\n\nIf you know what court jurisdictions your family member may have been in trouble in, court records are almost always public information.  That won't tell you everything, but it may well give you the information you're looking for.
968930
How old are you know?\nUnderage convictions do have some records protection.
1053930
You can find someones phone number and address for free by looking through the white pages online. But I don't know how you would get their criminal record for free. Most sites that I have seen charges for criminal records.