how can I see what legal records i have...I want to see my arrest record with mugshot so i can print it off?
90422
Only by going to the court, and asking for them, or going to the County Clerks office.  Those aren't public records, and not searchable on free sites.
185720
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.
832421
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.
767029
go to a police station and ask for your criminal record. they'll *probably* do it for free
361783
Go to the clerk's office and ask to see your file. You may be able to get a copy of the court order.
627003
you can go to the police department and ask for the specific information you need.  they will be required to make copies of the reports for you, for a fee, under the Sunshine laws, or open records acts
1108833
Its public record. Go to your local Court House and you would have access to their files....Got to love America.
1079930
Go to a court house or  city clerk its public record no matter what
1134594
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.
237343
You can't. "Rap sheets" are not public. You can search for arrest records at the county courthouse. Arrests records are public.
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.
342745
you might as well explain ahead of time.  if they look up your record and see something was on there, even though it was pardoned, it will make you look dishonest.\n\nthis happened to me in court.  i was detained by the police, but never arrested and in court the "arrest record" appeared.  i could honestly say i was never arrested or charged with anything, but it made me look dishonest in court, even though i was not.  i forgot to tell my attorney about the incident as it was ten years ago and i wasn't charged.\n\njust best to come clean ahead of time.
87528
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
659441
Many states have public records available either online or by written request. A lot of the information is FREE!  \n\nFirst, check your County government website for public records.  Here you may find information pertaining to mortgages, divorces, criminal or legal filings. \n\nSecond, check out your state's Department of Corrections, Department of Law Enforcement and Sexual Predators listing.  You can sometimes find listings and photographs listed in a database.  \n\nMost time you can search by name and location but each state has different laws pertaining to what is considered a public document.  Like I said, some information is free but some will cost a little bit.  What's the price you are willing to put on your peace of mind?   \n\nPersonally, I'd research the governmental records myself rather than paying someone else to look up the same information from the same databases.  \n\nGood Luck!
992656
Sure you can represent yourself if you know what to do.  Did you try asking the lawyer who represented you?  Two other possibilities: the Public Defender Service might give you the forms to use at no charge; or go online, and search for "Expungment of Court Records in (your state)" and see what you can find.
620826
The county courthouse has those records and you can get them there. Also some counties are online and you can order copies of the records. The ones I have found online have all charged a fee of around 10 to 20 dollars but was worth it.
200099
You would just need to contact the sheriff (or police dept if it happened in town) and ask for it.  It is public record as long as he was not a minor at the time.