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Our search system queries all available public records on file for each state plus federal records nationwide. An arrest record stays on your personal file for life, unless you've been able to get it sealed or expunged. If you think you have an arrest record start by filling in the form above and you are on your way to finding out for sure! Once you are a member there is no limit on searches. You can search yourself and anyone else's criminal history as long as they are a current or previous U.S. Citizen. Search results will include all non-expunged criminal offenses including, but not limited to felonies, misdemeanors, outstanding warrants, criminal infractions, rapes, court records, child support warrants, arrest details, probation records, DUI's, traffic violations, and all background information available. Our search system provides records for any U.S. Citizen within a 20-year history.
Court systems in the United States maintain criminal and arrest records on the local, state, and federal levels. Various law enforcement agencies are required to compile a complete criminal history for each citizen that has committed a crime and/or had a confrontation with the law. If you've been involved in criminal activity or have been convicted of a crime you most likely have an arrest record in your name.
Our search system queries all available public records on file for each state plus federal records nationwide. An arrest record stays on your personal file for life, unless you've been able to get it sealed or expunged. If you think you have an arrest record start by filling in the form above and you are on your way to finding out for sure! Once you are a member there is no limit on searches. You can search yourself and anyone else's criminal history as long as they are a current or previous U.S. Citizen. Search results will include all non-expunged criminal offenses including, but not limited to felonies, misdemeanors, outstanding warrants, criminal infractions, rapes, court records, child support warrants, arrest details, probation records, DUI's, traffic violations, and all background information available. Our search system provides records for any U.S. Citizen within a 20-year history.
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Do I Have An Arrest Record?
Many people wonder if they have an arrest record once they have had a confrontation with the law. Chances are you may giving that all crime in the United States is documented. Arrest records can be given for serious crimes such as assault and battery, robbery, DUI's, arson, sexual crimes, kidnapping, and homicide down to a simple traffic violation or unpaid parking tickets.
It's important to know because an arrest record will have significant impact on your life unless you address it. It effects your ability to seek employment and may automatically revoke certain rights that you might not even be aware of. A common right taken away is your driver's license. If you drive on an invalid license you risk more trouble with the law.
Once you find you have a criminal record the best advice is to seek a lawyer that can help you. A lawyer will work on your behalf to get the record removed, represent you in court, and give you the correct legal advice so you can handle the arrest record appropriately.
Many people wonder if they have an arrest record once they have had a confrontation with the law. Chances are you may giving that all crime in the United States is documented. Arrest records can be given for serious crimes such as assault and battery, robbery, DUI's, arson, sexual crimes, kidnapping, and homicide down to a simple traffic violation or unpaid parking tickets.
It's important to know because an arrest record will have significant impact on your life unless you address it. It effects your ability to seek employment and may automatically revoke certain rights that you might not even be aware of. A common right taken away is your driver's license. If you drive on an invalid license you risk more trouble with the law.
Once you find you have a criminal record the best advice is to seek a lawyer that can help you. A lawyer will work on your behalf to get the record removed, represent you in court, and give you the correct legal advice so you can handle the arrest record appropriately.
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Contact, Detention, and Arrest
Any initial contact between a police officer and a civilian must be consensual unless it's evident a crime has been committed. The reason for this is it's a violation of your rights as a U.S. citizen. Since the officer has not yet gathered enough evidence of guilt of any kind all they can do is merely question you. The officer may try and coerce or manipulate you into talking or saying something that isn't true. Remember in the United States you are innocent until proven guilty and have the right to remain silent. The officer has the right to question you, but, under no circumstances, are you obligated to answer. However, I advise you to be courteous and cooperative with any officer of the law.
After the officer has gathered enough evidence and determined that you committed a crime or were about to, you may be detained. Being detained means the officer now has control and your rights have been temporarily denied. You have not been officially arrested yet, but, the officer has the authority to deny you the ability to leave while he investigates. At this point you still have the right to refuse to answer questions as outlined by the Miranda Rights of the U.S. Constitution, even though you're in police custody. Only when the police has probable cause can you be arrested. If the officer fails to determine there is probable cause for an arrest, he must release you in a reasonable amount of time. If you attempt to leave a detention without the permission of the police officer, you may be subject to arrest and/or physical harm.
Only when an officer determines that there is "probable cause" you committed the crime in question, can an arrest be made. An arrest is non-consensual seizure of an individual by a law enforcement official. The officer does not have to have sufficient evidence to prove your guilt, only that you are likely to be responsible for the crime based on objective evidence. Examples of this are someone identifying you, physical evidence, or an admission or guilt. During an arrest, you're still not required to answer any questions, but you are not free to leave. You will be taken to jail and/or court after you are arrested.
Any initial contact between a police officer and a civilian must be consensual unless it's evident a crime has been committed. The reason for this is it's a violation of your rights as a U.S. citizen. Since the officer has not yet gathered enough evidence of guilt of any kind all they can do is merely question you. The officer may try and coerce or manipulate you into talking or saying something that isn't true. Remember in the United States you are innocent until proven guilty and have the right to remain silent. The officer has the right to question you, but, under no circumstances, are you obligated to answer. However, I advise you to be courteous and cooperative with any officer of the law.
After the officer has gathered enough evidence and determined that you committed a crime or were about to, you may be detained. Being detained means the officer now has control and your rights have been temporarily denied. You have not been officially arrested yet, but, the officer has the authority to deny you the ability to leave while he investigates. At this point you still have the right to refuse to answer questions as outlined by the Miranda Rights of the U.S. Constitution, even though you're in police custody. Only when the police has probable cause can you be arrested. If the officer fails to determine there is probable cause for an arrest, he must release you in a reasonable amount of time. If you attempt to leave a detention without the permission of the police officer, you may be subject to arrest and/or physical harm.
Only when an officer determines that there is "probable cause" you committed the crime in question, can an arrest be made. An arrest is non-consensual seizure of an individual by a law enforcement official. The officer does not have to have sufficient evidence to prove your guilt, only that you are likely to be responsible for the crime based on objective evidence. Examples of this are someone identifying you, physical evidence, or an admission or guilt. During an arrest, you're still not required to answer any questions, but you are not free to leave. You will be taken to jail and/or court after you are arrested.
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