I am having trouble obtaining copies of domestic Violence police reports?
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Try contacting the Rochester Police Records Clerk in writing with your request. There may be a charge for copies of the report, if there is they should let you know. Give them ten days to get back to you, if they don't reply within that time frame contact the Chief of Police and the City Attorney.
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If you know the jurisdiction where the arrest was made, you may submit an open records request to the arresting agency or county/district clerk . You will obtain either the information or a reply as to why it can not be made available within ten days of your request.  You may or may not have to pay a reasonable fee for reproduction of any documents.  If you do not know where the charges were filed, you may be able to purchase the information from an internet business that compiles volumes of data for sale to persons like yourself.
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I don't think so.  I think the only way you can get access to one is if it was processed thru a probate court.  These records are usually kept on file at the local county offices.
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Call the police dept. where the complaint was filed.  They will keep a copy of the report for a while, but if charges are not filed, they do not keep them forever.
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If you live near the area where the report might be, the clerk of criminal courts has the information and it is public.  Go, most are on computer, plug in the name, up pops case #'s etc.  You request the file read it and return it.
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I do not know of any. It will depend on where you are, and what you need it for. You may still need an officical copy from the police for the Lawyer. Why isn't the Lawyer getting it?
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Well, if each break in has been reported, there has to be police records. I'd start with the local police department and ask them how you can go about finding out.
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notify police and then go to court for help for domestic violence.  There they can help with everything including immigration
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You can't. "Rap sheets" are not public. You can search for arrest records at the county courthouse. Arrests records are public.
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go to your state's police department website, and they SHOULD be posted on there,  mine is by county, or whole state
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Go to court and ask for the documents.  They're, for the most part, public record.  However, many cases are settled without any formal notation of the settlement with the Court.
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You might do better looking in the county or the court or location in which you are trying to obtain the records.  In Arizona for example, I can obtain court records from most courts online, however, some courts are too arcaic to even go online.
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You can download the court forms for Domestic Violence restraining orders from the Sacramento County Superior Court or the California Courts Court Forms sites.  The Superior Court's website should say when the family law facilitator's office is open.  The facilitator's office helps persons who do not have an attorney complete the forms.  \nIn general, the more specific you are as to time, date, and exactly what happened (she struck my left temple with her right fist is a lot better than she whopped me upside my head) the more likely the court will grant you the orders.\nIf you want the court to issue orders the same day, you will have to give the wife notice, by telephone or in person, or explain, in the papers, why you did not give notice.  If you do it yourself, plan on a half day or more at court to complete the paperwork, and coming back the next day to ask for immediate orders.  Whether or not the court grants immediate orders, there will be a hearing in two to six weeks to determine if the orders should be extended.\nSimplest thing to do is hire an attorney to represent you both in making sure the paperwork is done right and in court so the evidence is presented right.
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Go to Butler County Courthouse and if the records are public you can tell them you want to get a copy of whatever you are looking for. They will probably charge you for copies. However if the records are closed or ongoing you will not be permitted to get a copy.
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No, You cannot file a Police Report online. However, you can view police and court records online. Social Security numbers are blocked out of obvious reasons.
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Each police/sheriff's dept is different.  You need to contact them and ask what their procedure is.  Most reports stay on file a minimum of 2 years, so that should be ok.  Some will ask you to fill out a request form, others print off a copy and hand it right over.  Only a few make you subpoena the records - for certain cases.  Again, it is not the same everywhere and most should do it without a charge.
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I am not sure about obtaining a hard copy, but you can review anyones court files online at your city court website. Thats all public.