Convicted Felons Records

Convicted Felons Records are held in jurisdiction in the custody of local courts and also in the police reports. Firstly you should find the appropriate name and court where he was charged guilty for committing a felony. Though most records are online with felons' names and case law, however you may also find manual reports and recordings at courts where they were tried and plea of guilty entered. The state sites and county's websites and lookups include criminals' lists and if you want to reach a specific courthouse you can easily find addresses and contact information. Convicted Felons Records are filed according to names and courts and information can be requested from the court clerk. For this you may only need the felon's full name. If you want them through mail, you can contact the court and ask for their procedures on how to order records via mail. These records are in detail and confidential and the public can only access if they give a reason such as background checking and pay search and copying charges. There are national offender directories maintained by all states and their county courts, just enter the name and order the records. Convicted Felons Records are necessary information about serious crime offenders who are usually considered permanent because of criminal history. The business partners, government offices and license granting institutes all will need background checking of convicted felons. Individuals would also want public records of convicted felons if they are residing in their neighborhood or are their co-workers.