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A county criminal records search is a manual search. When you subscribe to our service and request a county criminal records search, we’ll dispatch trained court researchers to over 3,000 courthouses across the country to retrieve the most current information and deliver it electronically to your desktop. Results are available quickly, usually from 24 to 48 hours.

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What does a county criminal records search include?

The county criminal records search is a report obtained manually from county courthouses listing all criminal offenses committed by an individual during a given period of time. Offenses which are found on the county criminal records search fall into the following three categories:

1.       Traffic Offenses: Normally, the only traffic offenses that show on a county criminal record search would be a serious offense such as "driving under the influence" or a "hit and run" violation.

2.       Misdemeanors: Usually considered a less serious or minor offense, the misdemeanor is a crime punishable by incarceration, typically in a local confinement facility. The maximum incarceration period is usually limited to one year or less. (A few states classify a misdemeanor as an offense carrying a sentence of two or even five years). Misdemeanors still show up in a county criminal records search.

3.       Felonies: Of all the county criminal records, these offenses are considered more serious than the previous two categories. Typically, a felony carries a penalty of incarceration from one year to life in a state prison, to the death penalty. (It should be noted that different states classify crimes differently. One state's misdemeanor may be another state's felony. Civil cases, such as lawsuits between individuals or corporations and bankruptcies, are not included on the criminal record.)

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