How do find out about people who have convicted felony records are?
547578
do a criminal background check it cost though
696701
Of course you have someone in mind when you ask that question.  So I would go to the City or Town Hall where that person lives and ask for any information on that person.  Crimes commited in that town will be public record and will state the offender's name.
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.
1173154
im not sure but i suggest just typing in the persons name in the search engine... i didnt even know us candaians can do background checks
959184
try coming out of prison from robbing 11 banks and getting a job. You have it made compared to me...\nIn the application where it asks if you ever had any criminal convictions------leave it blank. and wait to answer that question during the interview. You're not lying....you're simply choosing not to share that kind of info for others to see.
154720
Criminal records are not easily accessible, especially depending on the county/state.  I may be able to help.  Please feel free to email me.\nemma____@yahoo.com\nNorthwest Investigation
733990
To have a federal felony record you must have been convicted at a court marshal.  Don't listen to what these other poeple say.  If you were given an administrative OTH then you are not a felon.
1158528
i  think  a   felony  is  on  your  record  for   good,  my   brother   has  several  on  his, and  they  all  show  up. from  his   first  one  to   now.but  thats   here  in   georgia. it   may   not  be  that  way   in  your   state.
439359
There's no way anyone here can give you a reliable answer based on the question you've asked.  To come up with a meaningful answer, people need to know why the person is on probation, how they have done on probation, what the person's past criminal history has been, what the nine felony counts are, the strength of the prosecution's case and the strength of any possible defenses, and probably a whole lot more.\n\nI'm not especially encouraged, however, just by the fact that this person is already on probation and they've gone off and committed more crimes.  Prison seems likely, but there's no way you're going to get anything more than plain old speculation based on the question you've asked.
656574
Look up criminal records.\n\nhttp://wcca.wicourts.gov/index.xsl
786266
Everything said before is right.  But consider\n(1) Are these people in county jail (typically for sentences for less than a year), in state prison (typically for sentences in state court for more than a year) or federal prison (typically for sentences in FEDERAL court for offenses).\n(2) If you do not know, start with the federal locator that someone has linked to above( because it's nationwide) and if you have no luck, then try your state system.
618213
only way to find out is file for a motion of discovery and ask for all records about this officer. discipline, attendance, how many times he/she called in sick,number of tickets issues in a certain block area or how many arrest he/she made,etc..
658504
Just call the local police station and say you want a criminal records check done on someone. It's puplic knowledge if they have.
1142991
With their name and the jail they are supposedly in you may be able to find out.\n\nhttp://www.ancestorhunt.com/prison_search.htm\n\nOn this page you can scroll down and search prisons by state. You may also search by county. Just look at the menu on the top right hand side and click on the search by county line. Then scroll down further and find the state and it's counties listed. If you need help, let me know. Good luck.
246975
if they're in prison, go to the department of corrections site for that state...or county jail whatever the case may be.  It will tell you what they're incarcerated for and any related priors.  For a full background check, normally you have to pay $$ for it.
518039
A lot of applications just ask if 'you have ever been convicted of a felony'.  They just have problems hiring convicted felons.\n\nA lot of people have little smudges on their records, most employers don't waste time on little things.\n\nBut they could, if they wanted to.
991360
felony and conviction.  Most states and the federal government will not expunge convictions, especially for felonies.