how do i look up my criminal record in colorado?
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You will have to go through a law enforcement agency in Colorado. They do not allow a private citizen, or even the research companies access to Colorado criminal histories. If you currently reside in Colorado go to your local police department and they will have you sign a release and they can pull up your records on their computer for you.
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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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You can get public records of arraignments or trial transcripts from the county clerks office, or the court recorder of whatever court the offense was tried in.  As the first poster mentioned, the actual arrest records are not available to the public.
694663
A criminal record does not mean they have been to prison necessarily. It may not be there. Do a Google search on the name first, if no results hang out at your local donut shop and ask a nice policeman to check for you. Most will on the side if the answer is a yes or no that you are looking for. If you want written details then you need to do it legally.
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If they are local you could go to the county records and make a search there, for which you are likely have to pay a fee.\n\nOtherwise ,ask a lawyer to undertake the search for you, again it is going to cost.\n\nHmm, nothing is free in this world, but love. :)\n\nHere some fee based on-line agencies that could help you.\nhttp://www.courts-records.com/\nhttps://secure.bestpeoplesearch.com/c-CCR,Service.aspx\n\nThere are hundreds available, all are fee based. just type into Google search, "find criminal record in Florida"
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look under dept of correction for the state. Some don't allow you to do searches. \nGood Luck!!
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Look on your papers. If you don't have a copy, go to the county courthouse Records Division.
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I don;t think so. Why not try checking it at http://www.colorado.gov ? I think it's better if you make a phone call and ask the officials in the State
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Go to IDOC there is an inmate finder there. You need first and last name and date of birth.
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Find your county web site and look for the police web site or courts section.  Records should be posted at least weekly.  If your county doesnt have a web site, call their general info number.
1024524
Many states/ cities/ counties law enforcement sites have links to their data base of the clerk of courts. This link (should you know the person whom you are looking for) Will let you know if they have been arrested, convicted, or found innocent or any crimes ( traffic citations included)  \nIt make take a little hunting but Id reccomend your city records first. Good luck.
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Here are three options.  They all cost money...as all of them will.\n\nhttp://www.integrascan.com/criminalrecords/background-checks\n\nhttp://www.intellicorp.net/\n\nhttp://find.intelius.com/search-name.php?ReportType=8&
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There is numerous background check sites online. Try some of these. Good Luck!\n\nwww.backgroundcheckgateway.com\n\nwww.background-checks-systems.com/\n\nwww.criminalrecords.ws/\n\nwww.publicrecordfinder.com/ \n\nwww.crimcheck.com/freerecords.htm \n\nwww.interqst.com/ \n\nwww.inet-investigation.com/\n\nwww.discreetresearch.com/
1002100
Your criminal convictions are a matter of public record and usually can be obtained at your states bureau of criminal apprehension.  There are also websites which provide an accurate accounting of criminal history. I've provided a link for one I have used in the past. Hope this helps you.
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Yeah, do a google for your state and the dept. of corrections.  Florida has onelike Illinois where you can search offender past and present, their charges, the time they were in, find pictures, etc.
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While I don't know about your particular state, I am aware that in Georgia, you can do a search of current and past prison inmates.  Perhaps if you try to do a search for "[YOUR STATE NAME HERE] Department of Corrections" at Google.com, then you might have some luck.\n\nOtherwise, I do believe that criminal records are not necessarily public information.  You usually have to obtain that information from an NCIC report which is usually only obtainable by law enforcement officials.\n\nGood luck!
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Some county courts have publicly accessible (via website or terminal at the courthouse) court records (e.g., http://www.odcr.com/ (Oklahoma)).  You should check the website, or call the court clerk, of the county court wherever the person you're wanting to check on lives or has lived.  If something turns up, you will probably have to go to the courthouse and get a copy of the criminal file.