If you have pressed charges on someone, where can you go online to review that case?
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It varies by county.  In many counties you cannot find such information online.  But many counties have victim notification laws, and you should be told one way or the other what happened.  Call the DA or County Atty and ask about the status, and ask if there is a way you can keep up to date online.\n\nYou might also ask your dad what site he uses.
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You should be able to call down to the judicial center and ask if there are any pending warrents for a "your name here"; They should process your call for free but be wary. If they start asking you too many questions and your search shows up positive, there could be a problem. I don't know if there's a way to check online. I don't think so at this point.
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Contact the District Attorneys Office for the Supreme Court.\nf the case orriginally was filed where you live, your local DA can find out for you if you were involved in the original conviction.
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You can go to the county court house web page and search public records of past or current charges or court proceedings . These are all public record and easy to access if your county  court has a web page.
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I would suggest that you contact either the Clerk of Court in the county you are inquiring about or contact the District Attorney for that county.\n\nI don't believe you can access information about bench warrants online at no cost.
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go through the district attorney
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California does not make specific information available to the public except as required by Megan's Law,and does not maintain a searchable database so your only options are to ask the inmate, his lawyer or the District Attorny in the county where he was prosecuted.\nYou can try www.vinelink.com but I find them next to useless... I tested the system by entering the information I know to be current for four inmates in various facilities, only one hit and that person is still awaiting trial...I'm not impressed
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Run a search that looks just like this, except, of course, substitute the correct name where I have John Doe and the state in which the charges were most likely filed.\n\n"court records" "people v john doe" "delaware"\n\nAlso, search his name in the major newspapers of that state.\n\nIf that fails to get you the information you want, it might be worth the 75 to 150 bucks to have a private investigator do a background check on him.
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if you have persons name, birthdate, you can go to most city or towns courthouses, this info is whats called public info, just ask the court clerk ,ther'll give you a printout of all charges and dispositions of each case
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The federal court system uses a document retrieval system called PACER. You'll need to set up an account at http://pacer.psc.uscourts.gov/ and then go to the individual court's website, and access PACER through that district court (since each court's PACER system is separate.)\n\nIf you have the party names, you'll be able to search for the relevant documents, including complaint and answer. Retrieval through PACER costs eight cents per page.
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Go to the Court House where they were tried.
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Hire a private investigator.  But don't hold your breath.\n\nWhat state are you in?  Laws regarding public information vary from state to state.\n\nIf you are at liberty to say so, what information do you want from the report?  Maybe you don't need a copy of the report to be able to find out what you're looking for.\n\nAre you the victim of a crime and the report you seek is about the crime committed against you?  You may have the right to just walk in and ask for a copy of the report.\n\nAre you interested in the outcome of prosecution against someone?  The police report will almost certainly not have that information, and it's very likely that it would be public information in the court the matter was heard in.\n\nDoes the report deal with juvenile suspects?  Most states don't release reports dealing with juveniles.  \n\nIs this just a shotgun approach on your part to dig up dirt on someone, or do you know that a report exists?  If you know there is a report, you might do well to call the department holding the report, and ask if you would be entitled to a copy of the report.\n\nPretty sure you'll get better answers if you post a more detailed question.  Good luck!
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Most states have a government website that gives you a list of all the people who have been areested in that state. Try going to www.(your state's initials).gov You'll probably find a link there. Or, use dogpile to get a basic background on a person. If there is a warrant or any other charges against a person, Google will normally find it. Type something like, "Bubba Joe" and "Corrections". That should get a listing for that person if they have any charges. Finally, you can go to your local Police Station, they can help you out with anyone from your state for a small $5 fee ($5-$10 depending on the state.)
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Go to the clerk's office and ask for the docket.\n\nThe information does not appear to be available on line.
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contact the local police department or county court
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Go online and find the state or federal website with the courts.   Click on "view case history" or "minute entries"....or words similar to these.  Each State is different.  Good Luck
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at this point few jurisdictions are completely on line.\ni would call the da's office for info.\nthey are familiar with the system and aren't as backed up with cals as the courts.