How can I look at fraud cases in the old Bailey?
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Not entirely sure about this but when i was doing some research for some uni work i went to the british library in kings cross london where i registered and had access to all sorts of info.. if ur not in london do a google search on the british library and find out whether there is any way u can order the articles u need... good luck!!!
1113328
why, are you looking to perpetrate fraud of some kind?
430029
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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If you go to the court house. Go to the floor which has the case files' If you have any of the case numbers or the names of the parties the clerks can pull the information. Every case is on micro film so they can pull up the cases
802681
Lucky you.  Read the back of your citation & call the number that you see listed for assistence.  They will direct you.  Sounds like you need the advice of a Lawyer.  If you cannot afford one, the court will appoint one for you at a low or no cost fee.  If you want to know what happens in court, then the only way to know is to actually go into a court room & observe the process.  Any day of the week, anyone can walk into any open courtroom to watch & listen to the cases being held.  You don't even need to check in.  Just go.  You'll understand the process a bit better.
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Unfortunately i dont think there is a 'pardon' in the UK. THe only thing to do would be to appeal against the conviction, but i explained the appeal bits in anotehr of hte questions. (i'd just like to make you aware that i am not a professional lawyer. I realise i have answered your 3 questions, to the best of my own knowledge, but i am still a student, and still have much to learn. I would like to help as best i can, my email is foo_fighters_fan_2002@yahoo.co .uk if you wish to talk to me further)
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http://www.dcor.state.ga.us/GDC/OffenderQuery/jsp/OffQryForm.jsp\n\nThere ya go
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contact the postal inspector as they handle fraud and other things. the u.s. attorney could get involved on the case. there are statute of limitations on fraud but its based on knowledge of and starts from the time you know about the crime. as you state family stole it and and you had knowledge of it thirty years ago and are just now for some reson wanting to turn them in makes you a accessory for knowing everything and not reporting it right away. it could be you had a falling out and want to spill the beans now. first thing is contact a criminal defense attorney as the consult is free. then from that point they can defend you if they think you will get in trouble for knowing, but never saying, especially if you saw this happen. its a federal offense which is bigger trouble.
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Try the links.\n\nSounds like the fines are substantial.\n\nGood luck.
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The best way is to go to the Courthouse and go to the records department, either check out the file or look through microfilm they have, depending on how old the case is. You can make copies of the info but you can't take the files with you. Its public knowledge unless the case is sealed. Most states want to know why you want to view the files.I've always answered that has personal interest in the case.
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Check online. at whatever state, check their department of corrections online. You can search it!
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Victims of Fraud and Economic Crime\n\nhttp://www.ovc.gov/publications/infores/fraud/victfraud.pdf
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Go to the Court House where they were tried.
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Maybe these sites will help:\n\nhttp://www.trinity.edu/rjensen/fraudrotten.htm#Partnoy\n\nhttp://www.trinity.edu/rjensen/fraud.htm
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I did and won.  The guy prosecuting made the whole thing up about cationing me and it was all lies - my age, phone number, tv details the whole lot.  I pleaded not guilty and got a new court date and TV licensing dropped the case 1 day before due in court.  You can go not guilty if you dont have a tv or if they've lied like above. Good luck - try it what have you got to lose ????
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Start with your county's District Attorney's Office. They often investigate claims against local officials. Some have a Public Integrity Unit. Good luck!
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There are quite a few here:\n\nhttp://www.sentencing-guidelines.gov.uk