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You must contact the State Police Bureau of Identification in Connecticut for copies of someone’s criminal history. They have a specific form you can use, and they also offer traffic violation information as well. A name search costs $36 each. A criminal conviction report costs $75 each. A fingerprint search costs $75 plus an additional $15 for the fingerprinting. You must pay with either a check or money order. You can also use an online search portal to find someone’s criminal history report easily.
The State of Connecticut Judicial Branch has a website where you can search for federal criminal cases easily. You can search by name, docket number, attorney name or property address. From there you can download the available documents. You can also use the Public Access to Court Electronic Records (PACER) system for federal records. For access to local court documents, you can visit district courthouses or check their website for online access.
Felony and misdemeanor charges will stay on your criminal record forever if you do not request expungement. For not guilty and dismissed charges, you must wait thirteen months before applying. For misdemeanors, the waiting period is three years, and for felonies, you have to wait five years. You also must comply with other regulations. Many violent or more serious crimes are not eligible for expungement and will remain forever.
The military, landlords, other government agencies, gun dealers and the general public also can look at your criminal history without any special authorization. You can even get a copy of your own criminal history efficiently using state resources or a third-party service.
There are many reasons why someone searches for a person’s criminal charges. Landlords use them when renting property. Other top reasons someone might check out your criminal history are before dating, buying or selling something online or when hiring a new babysitter or nanny to watch your kids.
The types of criminal records you can find on someone in Connecticut are extensive. On their report, you will see their arrests, any warrants, charges including misdemeanors and felonies. You can see how they fared in court and what their punishment was. You can also see mug shots, fingerprints and if they spent any time in prison.
Connecticut criminal records are compiled from the various documents that law enforcement officials fill out when someone is arrested, fingerprinted, photographed, and even incarcerated. Everything pertaining to their crime and their status in the justice system is recorded and becomes part of their criminal history.
