how do I get a record of a convicted felon in wisconsin?..cant seem to find the felons record?
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http://www.wicourts.gov/\n\ntry this, you can access more than the circuit court here. Dont know if it will help or not....\n\nhere is one more, but you have to "dig" for info here.\nhttp://wsll.state.wi.us/topic/records/index.html
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I don't think it is a public record.  I think the only way you can get those records is to steal them or initiate a law suit and subpoena the records.
118452
you should be able to call the local jail or police station and ask. give them the name and the record department should be able to tell you yay or nay.
495658
This information is available, and can be ordered over the net from the Washington Department of Corrections.  From their website....\n\n"This database is comprised of records sent to WASIS by courts and criminal justice agencies throughout the state. This database includes conviction information, arrests less than one year old with dispositions pending, dependency proceedings, and information regarding registered sex and kidnap offenders. The WSP criminal history file also contains additional information such as arrest records, that is not open to the general public."\n\nThese requests cost $10 each, and you need a valid credit card to order the report.  Go to https://watch.wsp.wa.gov/ to create an account and request the reports.
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Maybe they do things differently there, but I'm guessing you'll first need to work on your spelling:\n\nExpungement.\n\nOnce you've got that, the process of asking and getting an answer is going to be much easier.\n\nYou'll probably get more and a wider range of information by doing some searching on your own, just by using the internet.  Procedures for having a felony conviction expunged may vary, depending on the type of crime.  If you want an answer from the group here, you probably should post all the gory details...what was the conviction, when was it, what was the sentence, when were you last under the jurisdiction of the court, etc.  The more you post, the better your answer is likely to be.  A generic question like this isn't going to get you much more than a generic answer.
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I'm not sure if Florida does have this process, but I don't believe so.  A felony record is usually there for life, sorry.  In order to have a record expunged you have to have some sort of exigent circumstances and it's not easy.
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You can see court filings for the state of Wisconsin by going to : http://wcca.wicourts.gov/index.xsl
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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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How can you be an ex-felon.  Either you are or you never were.  No, you can't. It is usually a bonded position in most states. You, having been convicted, have forfeited a certain number of your rights for life.  I don't even think an expungement clears it up either.
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What's showing on the background check?  If it's the felony arrest (obviously, it shouldn't be the conviction), then you're basically stuck with it.  You can petition the court to have even the arrest removed from your record, but I think it's pretty unlikely.  \n\nIf, for some reason, there's a conviction listed on your background, I'd find out who the company is that provided that information to the apartment management, and contact that company.  You need to find out the source of the information they used to develop that report.
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Just call the local police station and say you want a criminal records check done on someone. It's puplic knowledge if they have.
960763
WELL...I dont know where you are but i google "wisconsin court access" and it takes me to a website and i can check on whoever i want...i do it almost everyday...it comes in handy because i just checked up on a potential babysitter and she had child abuse on her record! but not everything will me on there...sometimes they dont put it on the site...but try googling "whatever state court access"
612989
This is not a public information so you have to go to the specific jail and request the authorities to show you the records!!!
1088614
after a period of 10 years (in some other states it's fewer than this time frame), u can get your record expunged.  see a lawyer to get it done right.  i hear u can do it urself, but i'd get a lawyer because if u do it urself, u have to make sure the police dept, DA's office, corrections office, etc...ALL properly expunge their records.  lot of work on your part.  if u pay a lawyer, he/she can make sure it's done right.  usu, the charge is little (because no hearing is required...just filing of some papers).  It's like $200-$300.
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The link below is to the section of the Kansas Dept of Corrections which will allow you to search public records about inmates, parolees, etc.  The page describes what info is available, and what is not.\n\nIt has a link to the actual search engine.\n\n(This does not have info about people in Federal prison in Kansas.  You would have to go to the Fed. Dept of Corrections, Justic Dept., inmate finder for that information.)
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Try going to the Wisconsin site: http://www.wisconsin.gov.
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