want information on how to get my criminal record on my own?
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go to the county court house and reqest it. They usually charge a couple dollars per page, but unless you are a minor its public record and anyone could get it.
514579
Go to the local PD and have them run you through NCIC. I would do it but it violates the NCIC rules and I could loose my access.
1155247
~~~~LISTEN TO ME~~~~\n\nComplete your education. \n\nBefore you apply for a job, return to your attorney and request that he have your criminal record expunged.  You must have completed your probation, payment of fines, and not have committed any more crimes~KEEP YOUR RECORD CLEAN~\n\nExpunged records are withdrawn from public access, allowing courts to give deserving people a chance to rebuild their lives without the stigma of a criminal conviction. Almost every state allows expungement of records for juvenile convictions and for cases where an adult defendant was acquitted.\n\nYour education will help with the completion of your expungment~it will show that you are deserving~~~Good luck!
164027
that's not possible. if you want criminal history you definietly have to pay money.\nhttp://www.peoplesearch.com
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lady -- if you don't know your own background, how are we going to know it?\nBelow is a link to some agencies that provide background checks.  Some of them may be able to pull your history.
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It should be gone, but you can request a copy of your own criminal record if you want to check.
71508
You should contact your local police department if you believe an individual is connected to crime. I am not aware if civilians can just look up criminal records for individuals.\n\nYou'll probably want to look into companies that can do background checks. Google brings up many pages about background checks. Here is a link to a search.\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?q=background+checks&start=0&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official
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I know that wasnt' funny but the ist answer was hilarious!\nActually, have you already hashed this out in court?  Have  you already been found guilty (via trial or plea)?  If you answered, yes, to that question, the answer to your question is, NO!  You cannot get your record expunged unless you were a juvenile and accepted a deal to plead nolo contendre and do some community service and not get into any more trouble.  \nIf you did this as an adult, you will always have this on your record...\nOne good thing:  when applying for a job, check that the criminal record thing is regarding felonies.. at least you don't have a felony record... \nor, do you?
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Local gov., criminal records are public records. Contact the appropriate court.
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Criminal records include all types of information.  Every court has a person responsbile for records, that is the clerk of the court.  Contact the clerk, and let the clerk know what you specially are looking for.  Ordinarily, there is a fee for copying, so nothing is free.\n\nMore courts are putting information online when these are public records.  Then it is a matter of simply entering in the name of the defendant (criminal record) and you have a copy of the court record.
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call the police department and they can tell you if they have any of that on record. that is public information especially something like that. just call they will tell you of where to call if they can not help you.
470506
Bribe a cop to get you the info.\nGood Luck!
207031
Hmmm.... try the police or the office of records for your county.  Good luck
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.
265656
you can't inlist if you have a criminal record anymore.\n\nThere are adult learning centres everywhere, do a search online and find one near you.
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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.
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your record gets cleaned when you turn 18, it might be  pain to get details but if you talk to the right person you might be able to dig something up because they keep records of all court cases. Good luck!!