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Wisconsin State Free Criminal Records
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State of Georgia criminal records stored in local databases contain pertinent personal information about a person. Information such as subject's identification data, including name, date of birth, social security number, sex, race, height, weight, et cetera, may be obtained through State of Georgia criminal records. Other data pertaining to arrest records are also included. These are the name of the arresting agency, date of arrest, and the charges that were filed. In addition State of Georgia criminal records may also contain final judicial disposition data submitted by a court, prosecutor or other criminal justice agency. And if the offender was incarcerated in a Georgia correctional facility, the State of Georgia criminal records may also include custodial information.
Georgia State Statute
The O.C.G.A. Statute 35-3-35 (d.1) states that State of Georgia criminal records are considered as public documents and are therefore open for general access to the public. By the same statute, anyone can get access to State of Georgia criminal records of felony convictions even without the consent of the person. However, the information that will be provided for such a request may be limited in accordance with the Federal Privacy Act.
Any local law enforcement agency may provide you with State of Georgia criminal records for no more than $20.00. The required information in order to get the desired information includes the subject's full name, race, sex, and date of birth. Full access to State of Georgia criminal records is afforded to you if you obtained the individual's consent.
For what purpose is State of Georgia Criminal Records?
There are various reasons why you would want to get copies of State of Georgia criminal records. The first on the list is employment. Agencies or businesses in Georgia would need copies of State of Georgia criminal records as part of their pre-employment screening process. In order to access State of Georgia criminal records for employment purposes, the company must first obtain a unique agency from GCIC and sign a Service Agreement.
Another purpose to State of Georgia criminal records is licensure. Licensing boards are required to conduct background checks on their applicants before bestowing professional licenses to them. The same procedures as in employment are to be followed when trying to obtain State of Georgia criminal records for licensing purposes.
How to Request for State of Georgia Criminal Records
When making a request for State of Georgia criminal records, the applicants must fill two fingerprint cards. These cards serve as your application form and therefore, must also contain all of the applicant's personal information, such as name, date of birth, place of birth, et cetera. In addition, the applicant also needs to provide a current set of 10 rolled fingerprints and eight flat finger impressions.
Written by:
Gail Metcalf
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