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13 September 2004. This commercial site
provides fee-based access to indexes of England and Wales births,
marriages and deaths. It recently added the records of those who
died, or were married, while serving outside of the country for the
British forces. Coverage of birth, marriage and death records
extends back to 1837 and does not include Scotland, Northern
Ireland, the Republic of Ireland, the Isle of Man or the Channel
Islands. According to site documentation, the indexes comprise
"a full set of the publicly available records for England and
Wales" from 1837 to present day. However, there is a lag of up
to two years between a recording and its appearance online.
28 August 2000. This commercial site by i-CD
Publishing (UK) Ltd. helps you find businesses and residences in the
United Kingdom. You must register to use the site, and much of the
information it provides is not free. However, if you're willing to
work at it, you can find names, addresses and phone numbers without
incurring a charge. To do this, run a query under the People Finder
or Business Finder tab. Pass over the initial search results, and go
to the bottom of the page where you will find a link labeled,
"Search Free Directory Enquiries." Click it to retrieve
the free basic contact information as well as a map of the company's
or individual's location.
Paid subscribers can retrieve additional information, including
electoral rolls from 2002 to present and company and director
reports.
22 May 2000. Discover the individuals and
companies, who donate to candidates in the 2000 presidential
election, as well as the amount of their contributions. Search by
company or individual name as well as by zip code.
24 January 2006. The National Archives and
Records Administration makes available almost 500 databases
containing mostly older information about people or businesses.
Find, for example, databases for conducting genealogy research or
for finding records pertaining to labor unions. Technical note: The
site requires session cookies and Javascript. It does not function
as well in Firefox as it does in Internet Explorer.
6 December 2004. The Arkansas Crime
Information Center makes available information about Level 3 and
Level 4 registered sex offenders. Updated daily, the database lets
you search by full or partial name, address, zip code or certain
characteristics (race, sex or risk level). The information provided
includes the name of the offender, his/her last known street
address, race, sex, date of birth, risk level, charge and sometimes,
a photograph.
7 September 2004. The commercial vendor
On-Line Information Services, Inc. provides fee-based access to the
trial court records for all counties in Alabama. According to
information available at the Web site, subscribers have access to
active cases and select disposed cases since 1970. Coverage includes
civil and criminal cases, domestic relations and child support,
traffic cases, outstanding alias warrants, trial court dockets and
attorney case information. You can also access the state's
"real-time" database and set up tracking and notification.
29 January 2003. The Alabama Department of
Corrections offers a database of prisoners currently incarcerated.
Search by AIS (Alabama Institutional Serial) number or name to find
name, AIS, race, sex, birth date, current prison location, and
release date. Results appear at the bottom of the page.
25 February 2002. Look up information about
civil and criminal cases on appeal in Alaska courts. Search by party
name, appellate case number, or trial court number. The system
provides basic case information, including parties names, attorneys,
documents filed, transcript availability, and more.
25 February 2002. Search the trial court
name index, which contains case information for lawsuits filed in 30
Alaska counties. It covers civil and criminal matters, but not
appellate, confidential or traffic cases. Generally, the database
covers 1990 to present, but searchers will find some older data.
Some of the records include dates of birth along with the usual case
information.
7 September 2004. The Alaska Department of
Public Safety maintains a central registry of sex offenders
convicted under AS 12.63.100. The Web site provides no information
about dates of coverage. However, The Criminal Records Manual (Facts
on Demand Press, 2004) states the database covers convictions since
10 August 1994. Search by name, type of address (registered, place
of work, school--address is a school), zip code or city to find
name, aliases, physical description, picture, employer, registered
address and information about convictions.
1 August 2005. The U.S. Department of
Justice provides access to sex offender records in 22 states --
Arizona, Colorado, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Hawaii,
Idaho, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Nebraska,
New Jersey, Nevada, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tennessee,
Utah, Virginia, and Wisconsin. The site serves as a gateway to the
state registry. Consequently, it provides the same information.
However, it facilitates finding offenders who have moved to another
state. The agency hopes to include access to registries in all
states eventually.
21 June 2004. SexOffender.com offers a
look-up feature for finding online sources of sex offender records.
Select the jurisdiction of interest. The resulting information comes
from other Web sites. It usually leads to state or county law
enforcement sources of offender registries.
18 April 2006. The Jewelers' Security
Alliance makes available this database for tracking stolen jewelry.
Registered users (free) may search for stolen or recovered gems,
watches or other jewelry. Search by a variety of criteria, including
keyword, brand name, stone type, location or date. The information
provided includes the month and year of the theft, theft location, a
description of the jewelry, and more.
7 September 2004. Intended to provide
information about an offender's custody status, VINELink enables
searching Arizona. Search by name or social security number. You can
also limit a query by date of birth or age range. The information
provided includes the name of the offender, his/her date of birth,
custody status, holding facility and offender identification.
Victims may opt to register their names for notification when the
individual's status changes.
15 December 2005. Arizona official rapsheets,
or information collected by the state criminal repository, is not
public record. This Web page, maintained by the Arizona Department
of Public Safety, explains the public access law and provides links
to various forms for submitting requests. There is also an FAQ,
which might answer additional questions.
20 May 2004. The Arizona Department of
Health Services makes available a database of birth and death
records. Search by full or partial name to find birth or death
records for people whose birth or death occurred 75 years prior to
the current date. A PDF image of the birth or death certificate is
provided.
31 March 2003. The Arizona Department of
Corrections provides a database of information about current and
former inmates in custody since 1985. Search by inmate number or
last name, sex and status (all three required to search) to find
name, date of birth, inmate number, status, physical description,
maximum term, admission date and institution. Links at the top of
the page providing this data offer additional information. For
example, follow the link labeled ADDITIONAL INFO to find a picture
of the inmate, the inmate's state and federal identification numbers
and more.
25 April 2002. The Arizona Judicial Branch
offers a database of case information from 137 out of 180 courts in
Arizona. The database covers criminal and civil cases, but does not
offer information about sealed, non-served domestic violence, mental
health, juvenile, or probate cases. It provides name, date of birth,
city/state/zip (but not street address), criminal offense (if
applicable), docket entries, and more. When testing the database, I
received many browser error messages. It appears the state limits
the number of simultaneous users. If you receive an error message,
it's best to try again later.
31 July 2006. The Arizona Attorney General's
Office maintains a public access database on stolen vehicle
information. Search by license plate number or Vehicle
Identification Number (VIN) to find contact and status information.
31 March 2003. The Arkansas Department of
Correction offers a database of information about inmates. The site
doesn't say, but the data appears to be available only for current
inmates. Search by a variety of criteria, including name,
identification number and criminal offense, to find inmate name,
identification number, birth date, current facility, physical
description, photograph, prison sentence history, eligible parole
date and more.
6 December 2004. Only employers and
professional licensing boards can obtain access to this Arkansas
State Police service. It is "[t]he only background check system
that links directly to the Arkansas State Police database....
Businesses should beware of 'cheaper checks' or other services that
claim to find a person's background but never tap into the resources
of the Arkansas State Police. As a result, some businesses may pay
for an incomplete background check."
These ominous words are often true of other states as well. If you
perform an online check with a commercial vendor, be sure to ask
about its data sources.
Individuals can use the service via the mail provided they submit a
signed and notarized release using the agency's form ASP-122.
Criminal rapsheets are not public information in this state.
10 May 2005. The Arkansas State Police make
available online PDF copies of accident reports. Search by name. You
may limit a query by several criteria, including accident date,
county name, license number, birth date or vehicle type. Searching
is free. Initial search results provide the document identifier,
name of individual(s) involved, accident date, the county where the
accident occurred and the number of pages in the report. Obtaining a
full report incurs a fee.
13 September 2005. Search for information
about research projects that the National Science Foundation has
funded since 1989. Covering both completed and in-process research,
the database contains abstracts that describe the research and
provide the names of principal investigators and their institutions.
30 June 2004. The Bank of England publishes
information about financial sanctions against groups and individuals
suspected of financing terrorist activities. The lists make
available information about new sanctions, and do not incorporate
existing sanctions. Therefore, researchers should check all of the
lists provided on the Web site.
26 July 2006. Find a database of birth
dates. Search by name or name and approximate age to find the full
name, full date of birth and current residence (city, state and zip
only). The site claims to compile the information from public
records. It appears to be available only for U.S. residents.
Technical note: The site is supported by advertising. Queries
generate multiple pop-up windows.
11 February 2003. The Center for Public
Integrity, a political watchdog group, provides financial
information (e.g., assets, income, soft money contributions)
concerning the 2004 presidential candidates. Visitors will also find
full-text PDF replicas of financial disclosure documents, news
articles and links to the candidates' Web sites.
11 April 2005. Intended to provide
information about an offender's custody status, VINELink enables
searching the records of specific California counties. Select the
county you want to search, and then enter a name. You may limit a
query by date of birth or age range. No statewide search is
available.
The information provided includes the name of the offender, his/her
date of birth, custody status, holding facility and more. Victims
may opt to register their names for notification when the
individual's status changes.
5 November 2002. Find gateway access to case
information on civil and criminal matters in California appellate
courts. Features include docket entries, trial court information
(including case number), future scheduled actions, and if
applicable, a link to the case on appeal in the Supreme Court.
16 June 2004. The Medical Board of
California makes available a database for finding information about
a physician's license, including public disciplinary data, felony
convictions, citations for minor violations of law, hospital
disciplinary actions that result in termination or revocation of
privileges, malpractice judgments and select malpractice
settlements. Search by name, license or location.
29 August 2000. Gary Price adds another
invaluable collection of database links to Direct
Search. Campaign 2000 compiles federal and state databases of
campaign contribution information. Many of the indexed sources do
not limit data to the year 2000. All, of course, search differently.
Some (e.g., Arizona) enable searching by contributor; others permit
searching by candidate only (e.g., Pennsylvania).
9 November 2004. C-SPAN provides a database
of campaign finance disclosures filed with the Federal Election
Commission. Updated monthly, the database covers the 1994 through
2004 election cycles. You can search by donor name, donor zip code,
or candidate name. Donor search results include the name of the
donor, date and amount of the donation, business affiliation or
employment, campaign name and donor's city and state. You can also
retrieve an image of the disclosure filing.
17 July 2002. Select one of two options for
finding registered Canadian aircraft. The Current Register provides
information about current registrations. The Historical Register
covers registrations back to 1982. Search by owner (company,
trademark, individual) or aircraft information to find current and
historical information about the trademark, aircraft, and owner.
Historical data includes previous owners.
4 June 2000. Revised 25 October 2002. Now a
wholly-owned subsidiary of the R.L. Polk & Co., CARFAX reports
reveal information about a vehicle's past that may affect its safety
and resale value. Discover whether a vehicle was totaled in an
accident or damaged in a flood. Learn about odometer rollbacks,
lemon histories, junked titles, state emissions inspection results,
lien activity, or vehicle use (taxi, rental, lease, etc.). The
site's data sources include motor vehicle departments in the United
States and Canada, vehicle inspection stations, auto auctions, fleet
management and rental agencies, automobile manufacturers and fire
and police departments.
23 September 2004. The Certified Financial
Planner Board of Standards Inc. provides three lookup tools for
finding board certified financial planners. Search by name or
location to find a professional's full name, employment (or
affiliated company), business address, phone number, certification
status, certification dates and public disciplinary history.
15 March 2002. Revised 31 January 2003. Now
available only to members of Investigative Reporters and Editors,
Inc. (IRE), the database contains information about campaign
contributions. Sources include the Federal Election Commission and
several state campaign finance agencies. Find the name and
geographic location (not street address) of donors, the amount of
the donation, the name of the recipient, and date of the
transaction. Useful investigative research features include a list
of other individuals or organizations with similar names, the
ability to hand pick sources, and the ability to search by a variety
of criteria, including zip code, recipient, and more.
1 June 2005. The Charlotte-Mecklenburg
(North Carolina) Police Department offers a database of accident
reports. The database covers incidents that occurred within one
year. For reports of older incidents, you must contact the Division
of Motor Vehicles in Raleigh. You may search by accident number,
accident date, driver or crash location. Initial results provide the
accident number and date, driver's name and accident location. Click
a result to open a copy of the full accident report.
25 April 2005. The Police Department of the
City of Madison, Wisconsin enables search access to police accident
reports. Find reports for accidents occurring since 1 January 2002.
Search by the date of the accident, victim's name, accident case
number or date and insurance company. Initial results include the
case number, date and time of the accident, victim's name, accident
location and insurance company. You may also retrieve a full-text
PDF copy of the accident report. This is a free resource.
7 June 2002. The Colorado Bureau of
Investigation offers criminal histories online. There is a $5.50
charge per name searched. You must enter a date of birth, as well as
a name, and a reason for the search.
The database enables statewide criminal checks "based on
fingerprint submissions from law enforcement agencies within the
State of Colorado. [It does] not ... disclose information from other
state or federal databases. Warrant information, sealed records, and
juvenile records are not available to the public. To locate
information regarding registered sex offenders, you must contact
your local law enforcement agency."
This means you should find felonies and misdemeanors committed in
the state, but not federal or other state crimes or minor violations
(e.g., traffic).
25 February 2002. Search for case
information about open or closed (but not sealed) matters from
Colorado district and county courts. Types of cases covered by the
database include civil, domestic relations, water, traffic, small
claims, as well as, felonies and misdemeanors. Searchers will not
find cases pertaining to probate, mental health and juvenile
matters. Nor will they find social security numbers or street
addresses.
Other public records available at the site include business
information records, divorces, marriages, UCC liens, and the Social
Security Death Index.
31 July 2006. The Colorado Department of
Corrections (DOC) makes available information about active
offenders, community corrections and parolees. Search by DOC number,
name or date of birth to find name, DOC number, gender, date of
birth, physical description and facility. Additional details include
estimated discharge date, photo, offense and sentencing information.
15 April 2002. Search for civil and family
court matters by personal or business name. The database covers
courts in several Connecticut counties, but does not specify years
included. It provides the names of the parties, docket number,
docket summary, case type, disposition date, date filed, attorneys,
and more.
Update: 29 June 2005. The June 2005 issue of Public Records Update,
a free monthly newsletter of BRB
Publications, warns researchers about incomplete data at the
Connecticut Judicial Civil Records Web site. The site states that it
makes records available for up to 10 years. However, it periodically
purges the database, and many "cases closed by settlement,
dismissal, withdrawal, and even stipulated judgments may be removed
from the website within a year after disposition." Recently,
over half of the records in the database were purged, reducing the
number from 309,000 to 145,000.
The caution should serve as another example of the importance of
manual verification when you need a complete picture of a person's
or business's litigation history.
10 September 2003. Find information about
inmates currently incarcerated with the Connecticut Department of
Correction. The database also includes information about those
incarcerated while awaiting trial. Search by identification number,
name or date of birth to find inmate number, name, date of birth,
date last incarcerated, current location, status, description of
offense, sentence date, maximum sentence and more.
15 December 2005. Connecticut Judicial
Branch Law Libraries maintains a guide to obtaining criminal
information in Connecticut. It provides useful links to pertinent
information buried in state Web sites. One of the links, for
instance, connects you to a letter that explains when arrest records
may be disclosed. There are also links to relevant statutes and
forms.
28 September 2000. LLRX.com offers search
access to source information for federal and state court rules,
forms and dockets. The database includes links to over 700 sources.
Search by keyword (e.g., pennsylvania forms to find links to federal
and state court forms), or browse by one or more of the following
criteria: jurisdiction, document type, or state. The database
returns links to credible sources that match your query.
A tremendous improvement over the former court rules guide, this
resource is easy to use, uncluttered, and fast.
13 May 2003. CourtWeb enables access to
information about select rulings, as well as the text of available
rulings, by participating judges in several federal district courts.
For case information, search each court separately. For opinions,
search individual courts or all of them. Access the full-text search
option by selecting any court from the main menu, and then click the
full-text search button at the bottom of the screen.
3 February 2005. Maintained by the Arizona
Daily Star with data from the Mexico Secretary of Foreign Relations,
as well as Arizona county medical examiners and local law
enforcement, this database contains information about illegal
immigrants, who have died in the Tucson Sector while crossing into
the United States. Search by name, city of origin or age to find
full name, city of origin, age, cause of death, location of the
body, date found, and the medical examiner's identification number.
Information is available for deaths occurring since October 2003.
7 August 2000. Revised 14 October 2005. The
Health Resources & Services Administration of the Department of
Health and Human Services offers this database of health
professionals who have defaulted on Health Education Assistance
Loans. Researchers may query the database by name or keyword, or
browse it by name, discipline, state, amount due or school. Search
results provide the defaulter's full name, city, state, discipline,
school, amount due and graduation date.
11 April 2005. According to The Criminal
Records Manual (Facts on Demand Press, 2004), criminal histories are
not public in this state. If you have a signed release, you may
request a criminal history through the Criminal
History Section of the Delaware State Police. On the other hand,
if the conviction resulted in an opinion or order, this site might
help you.
It provides keyword search access to opinions and orders from
Delaware state courts back to 2000. Matching documents are available
in full-text PDF and free of charge.
16 June 2004. Revised 2 May 2005. The U.S.
Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) maintains this list "to
prevent the illegal export of dual-use items before they occur; [and
to] investigate and assist in the prosecution of violators of the
Export Administration Regulations (EAR) and the Fastener Quality Act
(FQA)." While helpful, the list is not the official record of
denied privileges. "Export Privileges are denied by written
order of the Department of Commerce. Each order affecting export
privileges is published in the Federal Register. These orders are
the official source of information about denied persons and are
controlling if there is an inconsistency."
The Excluded
Parties List System provides integrated search access to several
debarment lists.
11 November 2002. Revised 28 January 2005.
Consumer advocacy group Public Citizen grades the 50 states on their
provision of health-related disciplinary information via the Web.
Discover what individual states provide, where they provide it, and
how easy or difficult the site is to use. Specifically, the reports
cover the availability of information about disciplinary data on
specific doctors, the action taken, the offense, a summary
narrative, board orders, the doctor's personal information, license
number, license expiration date, medical specialty, date of the
action, and availability of at least 10 years of data. Another
feature loads a chart of the grades for all states.
29 March 2004. The National Archives in the
United Kingdom makes available digitized copies of public records
from academic and genealogical sources. Collections include the
Medal Rolls Index (index cards used to store information about
recipients of army medals during the First World War), Wills (wills
filed with the Prerogative Court of Canterbury from 1384 to 1858),
Famous Wills (original wills of famous people), Cabinet minutes and
Cabinet memoranda from 1973, and more. Use the advanced search
feature to specify the collections you want to query. The resulting
information provided for free varies depending on the collection,
but typically includes identifying information and a brief
description. For a small price, you can purchase an image of the
original public record online.
31 January 2003. PoliticalMoneyLine helps
you discover who contributed campaign money to whom. Search by
donor's name to find out who received the contribution and the
amount of the contribution. This is a great people finding tool. To
obtain the donor's complete address, click on the link for an image
of the contribution receipt. Researchers may also search by donor
zip code, employer, and out of state donors.
7 March 1999. Revised 29 January 2007.
Search the Securities and Exchange Commission's database of public
company filings. The search engine enables querying the full text of
filings from the last four years. You may also access mutual fund
filings.
7 March 1999. Revised 21 June 2006.
PriceWaterhouseCoopers offers this interface to EDGAR. The simple
search interface enables retrieval of public company filings by
company name or ticker symbol. Filings are available in ascii text
(as provided by the SEC), or in hypertext or Rich Text format. A new
advanced search option enables full-text searching. You may also
limit retrieval by company name, ticker symbol, industry, SIC, form
or filing date.
16 June 2004. Revised 2 May 2005. The U.S.
Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) maintains this list of foreign
individuals and companies, which "have been determined to
present an unacceptable risk of diversion to developing weapons of
mass destruction or the missiles used to deliver those
weapons." Changes to the list appear officially in the Federal
Register.
The Excluded
Parties List System provides integrated search access to several
debarment lists.
5 October 2000. The General Services
Administration offers this database of contractors excluded from
receiving federal contracts, subcontracts, or certain financial
assistance. Search by a variety of data including, but not limited
to, name, state, termination date, type of exclusion, cause, etc.
25 May 2004. The Environmental Working
Group's (EWG) Farm Subsidy Database contains information about U.S.
Department of Agriculture direct payments to farmers under the farm
subsidy program. It compiles and analyzes the data revealing a list
of Fortune 500 companies that receive farm subsidies and recipients
of $1 million or more. The latter list provides name, location and
the amount of subsidies received since 1995 or 1996. You cannot
search the database. You can only review the lists provided.
19 November 2002. Revised 14 October 2005.
Designed for journalists, FACSNET enables searching for experts in
economics, science, law and public policy. Search by affiliation,
name, or topic to find experts, their contact information,
affiliation, and a brief description of their expertise. Experts
listed in the database are FACS Scholars, or people known to, or who
teach for, the Foundation for American Communications. The
Foundation is a non-profit organization that "is dedicated to
improving the quality of information reaching the public through the
news."
10 October 2002. The Canadian Centre for
Occupational Health and Safety offers this database containing
reports about fatal accidents in workplaces. The reports come from
"Coroners, Medical Examiners, Government Ministries, or any
other body responsible for inquiry into occupational
fatalities." To search for an individual or company by name,
use the Subject field. Records contain the name and occupation of
the deceased, the date, place, and cause of death, description of
the accident, and other information.
8 April 2002. Find a single interface to
many of the Federal Communication Commission's licensing databases.
Available databases include Universal Licensing System (ULS),
Experimental, Cable Operations, Mass Media Bureau databases and the
International Bureau licensing database. Searchers may query the
databases by licensee name, callsign, state and county, latitude and
longitude, or frequency range.
11 October 2001. Revised 5 December 2003.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) offers a database of
comments filed with the agency. Search by company name, law firm,
attorney, location or other criteria to find public comments,
including letters, notices, complaints, memorandum opinions and
more, filed since 1992.
27 November 2001. Revised 8 April 2005. The
Federal Bureau of Prisons offers a database of information about
federal inmates currently incarcerated or released since 1982.
Select Inmate Locator from the main navigational menu. Search by
name (first and last required) or one of four different
identification numbers, to find name, registration number, age,
race, sex, released or projected release date, and location. Note
that the name search is an exact match (e.g., "jon" will
not find "jonathan"). You may click through on the
location to obtain the prison's visiting regulations.
13 October 2000. Revised 9 January 2004. The
Florida Department of Law Enforcement offers several databases for
finding information related to crimes. Search for wanted persons,
missing persons, stolen vehicles, stolen vehicle parts, stolen
license plates, stolen license decals, stolen boats, stolen boat
parts, stolen boat decals, stolen guns or stolen articles
(appliances, TVs, stereos). Many of the databases require searching
by registration or serial number. More search criteria is provided
for finding wanted persons. Information provided includes name,
aliases, offense, reporting agency, case number, warrant
information, date of birth, physical description and last known city
and state.
1 June 2004. The Florida Department of Law
Enforcement provides this secure Web site for obtaining criminal
histories. You must pay to search the database. There is a per name
search charge as well as a charge per record when more than one
individual matches your search criteria. The Web site doesn't reveal
what the record contains, but it should offer sufficient identifying
information (date of birth, name, physical description). The Web
site does note that Social Security numbers are suppressed for
records requested via the Internet. It does, however, provide the
last four digits for verification purposes.
25 November 2002. Florida offers multiple
databases for finding information about criminals. This database
queries data contained in all the databases, BUT it only provides
search options for criteria common to all. Find fugitives
(whereabouts unknown supervisory purposes), escapees (from
correctional facilities), inmates, and inmates released or scheduled
for release. Search the individual databases here.
24 June 2003. Florida's Clerks of Court
provide subscriber and non-subscriber search access to civil case
information, and other official records, in several, but not all,
Florida counties. Search individual county courts or all available
courts. Data provided includes the parties, filing date, county,
type of document and more. Because the research system covers more
than civil litigation, you can use it to find deeds, incorporations,
death certificates, liens and more. You can also order certified or
non-certified copies online.
12 October 2001. Primeris, Inc. offers this
search tool for finding the geographic location of phone numbers
worldwide. Enter an area code and prefix of any phone number to
discover its location and phone service company. Or enter a city
name to find area code, prefix and telephone services. Fone Finder
also finds international calling codes. Enter either an
international phone number (omitting calling codes) or the name of a
country.
29 March 2004. Not-for-profit media arts
organization Eyebeam developed this database, which lets you look up
campaign contributions for amounts totaling more than $200 and given
to a single campaign between January 1, 2003 and February 29, 2004.
Search by name or address to find the donor's name and address,
employment, contribution amount and campaign. The database is
updated periodically.
10 May 2002. Search for current or past
inmates by identification number, name, alias, age, or other
criteria. The database provides name, aliases, identification
number, photograph, physical description, date of birth, offense,
current status, place of incarceration, and more.
20 March 2003. Georgia's Board of Pardons
and Paroles provides a database of offenders currently under
supervision. Search for parolees zip code, name or inmate number.
The database provides the individual's picture, home address,
physical description, beginning and ending parole date, most serious
offense as well as the telephone number of his or her parole
officer.
10 June 2000. Revised 15 November 2002. This
commercial database offers voter registration information for most
states. Before accessing it, review the permissible uses for each
state, which appear in the service agreement. Search by a variety of
criteria to find voter records, including the use of wildcards
(e.g., tyb*rsk*). Other databases include a United Kingdom people
finder and a DMV database. The DMV database covers about 20 states.
9 November 2004. The University of Leicester
provides access to a digital library of local and trade directories
for England and Wales covering the period, 1750 to 1919. There are
more than 600 directories available. To search one, you first locate
a relevant directory by location, time period or keyword. Be aware:
The menu keyword search option helps you locate a directory. It does
not let you search all directories by keyword. After the directory
you select loads, you can search it by keyword.
21 October 2004. Genealogy research site
Ancestry.com makes available a searchable collection of local news,
obituaries, legal notices, classified ads and personal announcements
from more than 400 newspapers in the United States, United Kingdom
and Canada. Covering approximately 1815 to 2001 (some go back
farther), the collection includes newspapers from 45 U.S. states and
the District of Columbia.
You can search the collection without charge. Initial results
include the name of the newspaper and number of matches found. To
display an image of the original article, you must be a paid
subscriber. If you install the plug-in, Ancestry Image Viewer, your
search terms will be highlighted and you can save or print the
image.
14 October 2003. The Idaho Department of
Correction enables searching for individuals under its jurisdiction;
that is, those incarcerated, on probation, or on parole. Search by
name or offender number to find name, offender number, status, date
of birth, institution location and phone number, a brief description
of the offense, sentencing county, case number, parole eligibility
and date the sentence ends. If an individual has been discharged,
you may also find a record of the discharge. Discharge records,
however, contain only the name, offender number, status
(discharged), date of birth and discharge date.
7 April 2004. Intended to provide
information about an offender's custody status, VINELink enables
searching the records of specific Illinois entities. Select the
facility (Department of Corrections, specific county, statewide) you
want to search and then enter a name or social security number. You
can also limit a query by date of birth or age range. The
information provided includes the name of the offender, his/her date
of birth, custody status, holding facility and more. Victims may opt
to register their names for notification when the individual's
status changes.
25 November 2002. Search by name,
identification number, or birth date to find inmates in Illinois
prisons. Information provided includes a physical description,
including any marks, scars, or tattoos, current prison location and
status, admission and projected release dates, as well as
information about the crime and sentencing.
18 May 2004. Case information aggregator
Judici offers free and commercial search services for Illinois
courts. For free, searchers can access and search one court at a
time (see Participating Courts) to find criminal and civil case
files. Currently, the site provides access to about 15 county courts
in Illinois. Coverage varies from court to court, but averages from
the late 1980s to present. Search by case number or party name. You
can also limit the number of results by keyword in the description
of the charge. Information provided includes case number, party
name, date of birth, disposition, case type, judge, last known
address, fines and fees and more. Paid subscribers can search all
courts simultaneously and receive case updates and other services.
29 January 2003. The Indiana Department of
Correction offers a database of criminal offenders, but does not
document the data it contains. Sample queries indicate that the
database includes current inmates and those on parole. Search by
name or offender number to find name, offender number, date of
birth, gender, race, current location, release date, and sentencing
information.
29 October 2003. The Indiana State Police
offer a fee-based search service for finding criminal histories. The
database contains felonies and class A misdemeanor arrests from the
mid-1930's to present. The state considers the results of a search
to be an official record. Information returned includes arrests
older than one year and having no disposition. You will also find
the name of the accused, aliases, arrest dates, charges and
dispositions.
20 March 2001. Corrections.com offers an
index of state and county inmate locator services. These comprise
various databases that enable searching for an inmate by name or
other criteria.
20 December 2001. The Canadian Office of the
Superintendent of Bankruptcy provides a database containing a record
of all bankruptcies and proposals filed in Canada from 1978 to
present. It also contains a record of all private and court
appointed receiverships filed in Canada from 1993 to present. Search
by name and select optional criteria. Initial results reveal how
many records match your search criteria. The site charges per 10
records retrieved.
15 February 2002. The Iowa judiciary offers
case information from civil, criminal, probate, and traffic courts
in all of its counties and from appellate courts. System
documentation indicates coverage runs from 1997 to present, but the
sample queries I ran found many cases dating farther back.
11 April 2006. The Iowa Department of Public
Safety makes available state police crash reports for the past 15
days. Older reports are available at the Iowa State Patrol District
Office. It appears the state is looking into an archiving feature
that will make older reports available online in the future. Search
by date, type of accident (injury, fatal) or county to retrieve
"minimal" or "full" reports. Some of the
information available includes vehicle make, model and year,
drivers' names, ages and city of residence, passengers' names, ages
and city of residence, and a description of the accident.
22 October 2002. JurisPro, an expert witness
marketing company, offers a free directory of expert witness
profiles. Search by keyword, or expert or company name. Or browse
the subject index. Profiles include some or all of the following:
contact information, picture of expert, introduction, Web page
(hosted by JurisPro), background information, articles, references,
and curriculum vitae.
10 September 2003. This database contains
unconfirmed information about registered sex offenders, who were
convicted after 14 April 1994. Search by name, city, zip code or
county to find a convicted offender's name, last known address
(including date last verified), county, race, sex, date of birth,
date of first registration and a description of offense.
18 May 2004. The Kansas Bureau of
Investigation provides varied access to criminal histories depending
on who is requesting the information and why. In accordance with
Kansas law, the general public may obtain criminal history
information about convictions for several classes of misdemeanors,
convictions for violations of municipal ordinances, imprisonments in
state institutions and arrest records without dispositions for the
past 12 months. There is a per name charge for conducting an online
check.
29 July 2003. The Kansas Department of
Corrections publishes four separate lists containing information
about those on parole or offenders released from supervision. There
is no database, but rather four lists containing timely information.
To find a parolee, you will need the name of the supervising county.
You may find it by searching the KASPER
database. Look for the location of the incarceration.
29 July 2003. The KASPER database contains
information about offenders in the custody of the Secretary of
Corrections since 1980. It provides information about current and
past offenders. Search by name, alias, unique identification number
or social security number to find a convict's name, aliases, birth
date, location, physical description and summary of convictions.
5 June 2002. Revised 5 March 2004. Search
for information about inmates, who are currently housed in a state
institution, or who are Class D felons housed for the state in a
county jail. Note that the system contains NO information about
former inmates. Nor does it provide information about those out on
parole or parole eligibility. Also, KOOL LIMITS the number of
convictions listed to ten. Search by full or partial (best results)
name to find inmate identification number, physical description,
photograph, name, aliases, criminal offenses and more. An advanced
search interface provides searching by other criteria. The database
does not provide date of birth or social security number.
10 November 2000. This site offers a number
of databases for discovering information about aircraft and aircraft
owners. Discover whether a company or individual owns aircraft, or
find out how many people and companies in your city own aircraft.
Information returned includes registration number, aircraft serial
number, aircraft manufacturer, model, and year, engine manufacturer
and model, owner name and address, registration date, airworthiness
certificate type, and approval rating.
28 August 2000. Revised 25 June 2004. This
subscription-based site provides a portal to case information and
court docket systems for federal, state and local courts in the
United States. It covers civil and criminal courts. Find online
access to court docket sheets, basic case information, court
calendars, opinions, orders, decisions, inmate information and
document images. It also offers a Weblog on electronic filing and
public records retrieval.
11 January 2006. The Office of Inspector
General of the Department of Health and Human Services offers a
separate interface (from the Excluded Parties Listing System) for
finding individuals or businesses excluded from doing business with
the agency. Search by full or partial name to find name, date of
birth, reason for exclusion, health-related specialty, last known
location and the date of exclusion. While the data provided appears
to be the same as that available via the EPLS, this interface makes
it easy to verify the Social Security Number for the record found.
This helps to ensure that the record matches the identity of the
research subject. The exclusion type is also more precisely defined
here than at the gateway site.
21 June 2004. The Directorate of Defense
Trade Controls of the U.S. Department of State provides two
lists--one statutory and one administrative--of companies and
individuals convicted of violations involving the Arms Export
Control Act (AECA) or the International Traffic in Arms Regulations
(ITAR). Both lists are alphabetical and include a Federal Register
citation, although not a link to the relevant issue.
7 April 2004. Intended to provide
information about an offender's custody status, VINELink enables
searching the records of specific Louisiana entities. Select the
facility (Department of Corrections, specific county, statewide) you
want to search and then enter a name or social security number. You
can also limit a query by date of birth or age range. The
information provided includes the name of the offender, his/her date
of birth, custody status, holding facility and more. Victims may opt
to register their names for notification when the individual's
status changes.
15 February 2007. The Louisiana Department
of Social Services provides a list of individuals who are under a
legal obligation to pay child support, but have not made a payment
in the last six months. The list is arranged alphabetically by the
name of the delinquent payer. It is available only in PDF. It
provides the name of the delinquent payer, date of birth, the amount
due, and the city and state of the last known address. A separate
list linked at the bottom of the referenced page consists of a
most-wanted list. This list offers pictures, the complete last known
address, name, age, occupation, number of children and amount owed.
1 June 2005. The State of Maine provides
fee-based access to crash reports from the Maine State Police
database. The database covers accidents handled by the state police
from 2003 to present. You may search by the name of the driver,
passenger, pedestrian or witness involved, the crash location, crash
date or investigating police department. Initial results provide the
names of individuals involved, the crash date, crash location,
investigating police department and vehicle information. To download
or display a copy of the crash report in PDF format, you must submit
a credit card for the $5.00 fee or subscribe to the state's InforME
system.
25 April 2006. The Maine State Archives
provides a searchable index of death records for deaths occurring
from 1 January 1960 to 31 December 1996. The archive warns that the
information provided is unofficial and that it does not have a
budget for updating the information. You may search by name, town of
death or date. The information provided includes the full name,
certificate number, date of death, town of death and age of death.
11 August 2003. The Maine State Police
offers this fee-based database containing conviction information for
adult and juvenile crimes committed in Maine. Searching requires a
credit card, full name and date of birth. Note that because the
database responds with conviction data only, and does not include
arrest records, pending criminal cases or any matter that did not
result in a conviction. Maine limits the dissemination of
non-conviction data (16 M.R.S. §613).
9 February 2004. Intended to provide
information about an offender's custody status, VINELink enables
searching the records of specific Maryland entities. Select the
facility (Department of Corrections, specific county, statewide) you
want to search and then enter a name or social security number. You
can also limit a query by date of birth or age range. The
information provided includes the name of the offender, his/her date
of birth, custody status, holding facility and more. Victims may opt
to register their names for notification when the individual's
status changes.
7 April 2004. The Maryland Department of
Public Safety and Correctional Services make available a locator
tool for finding information about those currently incarcerated at
the Division of Correction facilities, Patuxent Institution or the
Division of Pretrial and Detention Services facilities. Be aware:
This service does not provide information on everyone in the custody
of the Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services. Search
by name (last name only is permitted) to find full name, date of
birth, holding facility and location contact information.
28 February 2006. The Maryland Judiciary
makes available information on traffic, criminal and civil cases
from state District and Circuit courts. At present, case information
from Montgomery and Prince George's counties is not included. Date
coverage varies by jurisdiction. While Circuit court update
frequency is almost immediate, the timeliness of District court data
is indicated on the "Case Display" screen. Search by name
or case number to find full name, date of birth (when available),
court, case type and filing date. Click the case number for more
information.
9 February 2004. Intended to provide
information about an offender's custody status, VINELink enables
searching the records of specific Massachusetts entities. Select the
facility (Department of Corrections, specific county, statewide) you
want to search and then enter a name or social security number. You
can also limit a query by date of birth or age range. The
information provided includes the name of the offender, his/her date
of birth, custody status, holding facility and more. Victims may opt
to register their names for notification when the individual's
status changes.
12 February 2004. The Supreme Judicial Court
and Appeals Court of Massachusetts offers this single search
interface to publicly available cases. Search by docket number,
party, attorney, originating court or originating court judge to
find appellate case information and court docket sheets.
21 September 2004. After years of
litigation, the official state registry for level 2 (moderate risk)
and level 3 (high risk) offenders is available to the public. To
conduct a search, follow the links Community Search/Detail. Search
by name or location (city or county or zip code). Results include
name, age, physical description, photograph, address, and a summary
of offenses and conviction dates.
19 June 2003. Melissa Data Corp, a company
that provides a number of marketing products and services, offers
this free telephone number analysis service. It provides information
about private or public telephone numbers in the U.S. Information
includes the city, county and state where the number originates, but
not the street address or name of the owner.
21 June 2004. Intended to provide
information about an offender's custody status, VINELink enables
searching the records of specific Illinois entities. Select the
facility (Department of Corrections, specific county, statewide) you
want to search and then enter a name or social security number. You
can also limit a query by date of birth or age range. The
information provided includes the name of the offender, his/her date
of birth, custody status, holding facility and more.
14 October 2003. The Michigan State Police
offers this criminal history search tool. Search the criminal
history records of the state repository for a fee. Searching
requires a name and date of birth. Although the repository contains
information about arrests not resulting in convictions, this utility
does not display it. The agency warns that it "does not always
receive information from the criminal justice system in a timely
manner." It also cautions that records dated prior to June 1987
may be unclear about whether the crime was a felony or misdemeanor.
25 November 2002. Search by offender name,
number or unusual marking (tattoo, scar) to find the convictions
record of active offenders, including prisoners, parolees and
escapees. The information provided includes offender number, name,
date of birth, sex, race, penal code violation, location, status and
projected or actual release dates.
15 March 2004. The Michigan State Police (MSP)
offer this official source of sex offender registration information.
Search by zip code or first and last name (partial entries okay) and
approximate age to find name, date of birth, physical description,
registration address and description of the offense.
10 April 2003. This site by Judgment Day
Information Services, Inc. claims to verify military status and
provide an affidavit directly from the Department of Defense.
Turnaround time is one to two days. Cost depends on the information
you have.
9 February 2007. The Minnesota Bureau of
Criminal Apprehension maintains this database of individuals who
have been convicted under state law of felony level manufacture of
methamphetamine. The registry provides the identity of the offender,
the conviction, the arresting agency, the county of conviction and
the sentence imposed. Specific identifying information includes date
of birth. You may search by first name (or initial), last name
and/or county.
5 June 2002. Search by name, date of birth,
or identification number to find inmates current incarcerated or
under law enforcement supervision. The database provides name, date
of birth, facility, anticipated release date, case worker's name and
phone, and criminal convictions. The database also links to the
relevant statutory sections for the convictions.
9 February 2007. The Bureau of Criminal
Apprehension offers a database of criminal convictions. Convictions
remain public for 15 years following the completion of the sentence.
Public information includes: offense, court of conviction, date of
the conviction and sentence information. Information not available
on the Web site includes: arrest data, juvenile data, criminal
history data from other states, federal data, data on convictions
where 15 years or more have elapsed since the completion of the
sentence, and other data deemed private or confidential. Search by
exact name and date of birth.
16 January 2002. The National Abandoned
Property Processing Corporation (NAPPCO) offers a database of
unclaimed property records from participating states. It claims to
be the official site of the National Association of Unclaimed
Property Administrators (NAUPA). Search by individual or company
name, or SSN, to find listings of unclaimed property. As the site
notes, not all states provide such information.
25 September 2003. The Mississippi
Department of Corrections enables searching for inmates. Click
"Inmate Search" in the left navigational menu. No
information about database coverage appears at this site. Search by
name to find MDOC (Mississippi Department of Corrections) number,
name, date of birth, physical description, date admitted, location,
brief offense description, sentence, projected release date, and
more. Some records include photographs.
25 September 2003. The Mississippi Parole
Board enables searching for what appears to be current and former
parolees. No information about database coverage appears on this
site. Search by last name, city or county to find MDOC (Mississippi
Department of Corrections) number, parolee name, address, county of
supervision, brief description of offenses, date of birth,
supervising officer, and more. Some records include photographs.
11 April 2005. Intended to provide
information about an offender's custody status, VINELink enables
searching the records of specific Missouri entities. Law enforcement
entities available include county jails, detention centers and
police department. You may also conduct a statewide search of
available entities.
To conduct a search, enter a name. You may limit by date of birth or
age range. The information provided includes the name of the
offender, his/her date of birth, custody status and holding
facility. Victims may opt to register their names for notification
when the individual's status changes.
15 February 2002. Find case information from
civil, criminal, probate, and traffic courts in many Missouri
counties as well as from the State's appellate courts.
25 April 2006. The Missouri Secretary of
State makes available a searchable index of deaths occurring from
1910 to 1955. Search by name, county of death or date of death. The
information provided includes full name, date of death, county of
death and death certificate number. For deaths occurring between
1910 and 1920, you may display an image of the death certificate
online.
11 April 2006. The Missouri State Highway
Patrol makes available unofficial copies of accident reports for the
past 10 days for free. For an annual fee, businesses and
organizations may subscribe to the Crash Reports dB, which provides
access to reports back to January 2004. The free service makes
reports available by date only. While you may browse fatal crashes
statewide, injury accidents are sub-divided by troop. Some of the
information available includes the date and location of the
accident, vehicle make and year, vehicle insurer, drivers' name, age
and date of birth, and a description of the accident.
10 May 2002. Find convicted felons in
Montana by name, identification number, or date of birth. The
database provides offender identification number, name, current
status, gender, date of birth, physical description, aliases,
offense, sentencing, and more.
13 September 2004. NASD Inc. provides this
resource for obtaining information about the professional
background, registration/license statuses and conduct of NASD
registered firms and their registered brokers. Information on over
850,000 current and former registered individuals and over 6,000
NASD registered firms comes from the Central Registration Depository
(CRD) as reported on the industry registration/licensing forms--Form
U-4 and Form BD. Be sure to review the document "What
Is Disclosable?" for details about what you can expect to
find. Note the limitation, which states information is provided on
"persons currently associated with a member and persons who
have been associated with a member within the last two years."
Search is by name or CRD number.
8 January 2002. Find a repository of
obituaries and death records containing more than 50 million
individual entries. The repository covers the United States and
Canada. Use % as a wildcard. For example, green% finds the names
Green and Greene.
2 January 2002. Find a database of qualified
healthcare providers in psychology. The National Register verifies
the credentials of those listed in the database. The general public
may search the database free of charge, but queries are limited to
those by zip code or by name.
31 October 2000. Knowledge In Motion, Inc.,
a marketing and information service company, offers a database of
unclaimed property. Researchers must register to access the
database, but registration and searching is free of charge. The
database contains information about inactive or abandoned property
held by state and government agencies. Search by name to find
matching records containing name, address, cash value, asset number,
and agency holding the claim. Unlike other Web sites that offer to
collect your unclaimed property for a fee, Knowledge In Motion, Inc.
simply provides the information you need to collect it on your own.
5 November 2001. Revised 31 January 2002.
Merlin Information Services offers an index of bankruptcy filings
data for all states from January 1992 to present. Query the database
by company or personal name, or by social security number, to
discover the existence of a bankruptcy filing. During early 2002,
the site restricted access to paying customers.
20 May 2004. The Veterans Administration
makes available a database for finding burial locations for U.S.
veterans. The database has some limitations. For example, you can
only find burial information for the Arlington National Cemetery for
interments occurring after 1999. Search by full or partial name.
Information provided includes name, rank, date of service, date of
death, date of interment, burial site, cemetery and cemetery contact
information.
25 May 2005. Intended to provide information
about an offender's custody status, VINELink enables searching
Nebraska. Please note that some records in some counties may not be
available. Search by name, and then you may limit a query by date of
birth or age range. The information provided includes the name of
the offender, his/her date of birth, custody status and holding
facility. Select the "details" option to find offender
identification number, race and gender. Victims may opt to register
their names for notification when the individual's status changes.
10 May 2002. Find current or former inmates
by name or identification number. The database provides
identification number, name, aliases, physical description, dates
sentence began and ended, criminal offense, and more.
17 December 2002. Search by inmate
identification number or name to find those incarcerated in state
institutions. Data returned includes name, aliases, date of birth,
inmate number, physical description, housing facility and security
level, and information about the crime and sentencing.
4 October 2004. Search for registered
offenders who have committed certain crimes against children, or who
have an outstanding arrest warrant for not registering. The Web site
warns that it does not provide a complete criminal history. You can
download the entire list of offenders or the entire warrant list.
You can also search by name or location. The information provided
includes name, date of birth, physical description, last reported
address, qualifying offense, and sometimes, a photograph.
4 October 2004. The registry contains
information about level 2 (moderate risk) and level 3 (high risk)
sex offenders. Search by name, location or vehicle. Information
provided includes the offender's name and address, aliases, a brief
description as well as the date and location of the disposition of
the offense, a re-offense ranking of moderate or high, age, race,
sex, date of birth and physical description, a dated photograph, and
the make, model, color, year and license plate number of any vehicle
operated by the offender.
23 April 2003. Find the offender search
option in the left-hand menu. The database contains information
about offenders, who are currently housed in Department of
Corrections facilities as well as those who have been paroled or
released from prison. Search by name or other criteria to find name,
identification numbers, current location, parole eligibility date,
sentencing information, admission and release dates, and known
aliases. Unfortunately, the database was not working properly when
we tested the site.
25 March 2002. Search for information about
civil, criminal, and traffic court cases in district and magistrate
courts in New Mexico. The system also provides docket sheets and
covers cases initiated from 1997 to present. Some older cases also
appear in the database. Some records contain dates of birth. The
database permits searching by SSN and driver's license number.
11 August 2003. Search by name or Social
Security Number to find "all DWI cases that are available in
the AOC Central Repository." Data retrieved includes the
individual's name, date of birth, driver's license number, number of
DWI cases and convictions, court, docket number, charge and
disposition. You can also click through to the case summary or court
docket from many of the database records.
10 September 2003. The New Mexico Department
of Corrections offers information about the incarceration status of
inmates. Search by name, partial name, identification number or
state tracking number to find an inmate's name, current location,
status, identification number and offense. Note that the data does
not include identifying information like a date of birth or social
security number. Therefore, further investigation may be required to
confirm that the subject of the research is an inmate.
10 May 2005. The Records Bureau of the New
Mexico Department of Public Safety sponsors this Web site for
obtaining state police accident reports. Scanned images of reports
on accidents investigated by New Mexico State Police are available
from January 2001 to present. Search by date, county or name. A name
search matches a name found in the driver, registered owner,
passenger or pedestrian fields. Searching is free. Initial results
provide the report number, accident date, driver's name, and county
where the accident occurred. There is a fee for downloading a
report.
17 December 2002. Covering 1970 to present,
this database contains information about former and current inmates.
Search by name or identification number to find prisoner name,
identification number, date of birth, status, housing facility,
release date, and information about the crime and sentencing. Name
queries can be combined with a date or year of birth.
24 June 2003. New York's Future Court
Appearance System lets you search for pending civil matters in
several New York county courts. Search by plaintiff, defendant,
court number, lawyer or law firm name to find case information and
references to documents filed. Some detail is also provided. Full
text opinions are available for select counties.
31 January 2005. Revised 3 November 2005.
Select criminal courts within the State of New York provide
information about cases. Updated four times daily, the information
provided includes docket number, defendant name, defendant date of
birth, judge, appearance date, county, and more. You can search by
the docket number or defendant's name. A second search option
enables querying the court calendars by county, court, date, judge
or court part. Currently, case information is available for Bronx,
Dutchess, Erie, Kings, Nassau, New York, Orange, Putnam, Queens,
Richmond, Rockland, Suffolk, and Westchester counties.
WebCrims provides information on currently active cases with
calendared appearance dates. For historical information, see Criminal
History Record Search.
22 October 2002. American Lawyer Media via
its Litigation Services Network offers this searchable directory of
expert witnesses. Search by name, keyword, location, or other
criteria to find expert witness profiles and contact information. BE
AWARE: Search features contain two fields labeled
"keyword." The upper field pertains to a keyword search of
the site's expertise directory (matches subject terms selected by
the site). The lower field matches keywords within the expert
profile. Also, limiting a query by state does not always work.
25 March 2002. Search all, or individual,
criminal courts in North Carolina for case information. The database
provides the name of the defendant, date of birth, court date, case
number, citation number, and offense code and description. Search by
name only.
I found no information about database coverage. The database appears
to include only active cases.
25 March 2002. Search by name or zip code to
find drunk driving cases. The database provides the name of the
defendant, defendant's address, date of birth, court date, case
number, citation number, and offense code and description. I found
no information about database coverage. The database appears to
include only active cases.
11 August 2003. The North Carolina
Department of Correction offers a database of public information
about inmates, probationers or parolees from 1972 to present. Search
by partial name or identification number to find full name,
identification number, probation/parole status, physical
description, photo (available only for inmates currently
incarcerated), date of birth, criminal offense and sentencing as
well as an incarceration history. The database also provides
information about former inmates and those serving time in county
jails.
31 January 2005. The North Dakota Office of
Attorney General maintains this database containing information
about "high risk" offenders and "lifetime
registrants." The information provided includes name,
registered address and date of verification, date of birth, physical
description, dated photograph (some offenders have more than one
photograph in the database), brief description of offenses,
conviction dates, and disposition. You can search by name, city, zip
code or county.
16 February 2006. The Department of Housing
and Urban Development maintains a database of information about
those who may be eligible for a HUD/FHA refund. Search by last name
or the FHA case number find full name, last known address, FHA case
number and amount due.
13 October 2000. Revised 13 February 2004.
The Bureau of Land Management provides information about public land
transfers. The database covers federal land title records for
eastern Public Land States issued between 1820 and 1908 as well as
land titles issued between 1908 and the mid-1960's. It does not
cover the thirteen colonies, territories and a few other states.
Search by state and name, or by a number of other criteria. The
database returns the land accession or serial patent number, state,
patentee name, tribe (if Indian land), issue date, U.S. or mineral
reservations, authority (law under which the government issued the
land), number of acres, land office and other information. It also
provides a legal land description, images of the land patent in
various formats and certified copies.
20 February 2003. The Ohio Department of
Rehabilitation and Correction provides a database of information
about criminal offenders. The site offers no documentation
concerning database coverage, but it appears to include former as
well as current inmates. Search by name or offender number to find
name, offender number, date of birth, offense category, county and
institution where committed, status and, if applicable, release date
and conditions, sentencing data, and in some cases, a photo.
25 January 2002. The Office of Inspector
General of the Department of Health and Human Services makes
available this database containing information about individuals and
entities that are excluded from participation in Medicare, Medicaid,
and other Federal health care programs. Search by a variety of
criteria including name, specialty, and location. A new database
feature lets researchers verify an individual's identity by entering
a social security number.
17 April 2006. County court records in
Oklahoma are made available by the vendor, KellPro, which provides
the case management software. Find both criminal and civil records.
You may search by a variety of criteria. However, when searching for
a specific case, you must enter the relevant county. Information
provided includes the names of the parties, the county, date filed,
docket entries, fine or judgment amount, disposition, and more.
1 June 2004. The Oklahoma Department of
Corrections makes available two databases--one containing
information about habitual and aggravated sex offenders and another
on current and former inmates. You can search the offender database
by a variety of criteria including name, alias, appearance (physical
characteristics) and offense. Records provide name, physical
description, sentencing information and the facility where the
person is incarcerated.
15 February 2002. Find case information and
dockets for appellate and district courts served by the Oklahoma
Court Information System. The system provides information for civil,
criminal, probate, traffic and other types of cases. Also use this
system to find information about marriage and drivers licenses, tax
liens, workers compensation claims, and more.
23 September 2004. Vision Appraisal
Technology provides access to its collection of databases containing
real estate assessment data. Databases cover municipalities in
Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island,
Vermont and Virginia. You cannot search an entire state
simultaneously; rather, browse to find a location of interest and
then search its database.
27 March 2002. Find an extensive index of
databases covering obituaries, grave sites, and other sources of
death information. The databases vary in quality and coverage. Some
offer information on select time periods for certain geographic
regions. Overall, a good collection of what is available via the
Web.
9 February 2004. Intended to provide
information about an offender's custody status, VINELink enables
searching the records of specific Oregon entities. Select the
facility (Department of Corrections, specific county, statewide) you
want to search and then enter a name or social security number. You
can also limit a query by date of birth or age range. The
information provided includes the name of the offender, his/her date
of birth, custody status, holding facility and more. Victims may opt
to register their names for notification when the individual's
status changes.
30 June 2004. The Canadian Office of the
Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) publishes
information about companies and individuals suspected of terrorist
activities. A current list of names is available as an Excel or
ascii text download. Memorandums to all banks regarding new
information are also available in PDF format.
27 July 2005. U.K. company, Fubra Limited,
offers researchers 20 free real estate sales queries per week for
addresses in England, Wales and Scotland. It covers England and
Wales residential sales from 1 April 2000 to present, and Scotland
residential, commercial and land sales from 1999 to present. Search
by postal code, or other criteria to find the sale date, property
location, type of sale (residential, commercial) and sale price.
Technical note: You must register to access the search results. The
registration process requests a U.K. postal code. However, if you
enter a postal code outside the U.K., the site prompts you to enter
your contact address manually. Unfortunately, there are no
instructions regarding this workaround. But it's what worked for me.
Revised 5 September 2003. Listen to digital
recordings of U.S. Supreme Court oral arguments or review the
biographies of the 100+ justices that have served on the Supreme
Court. The site also provides news concerning the U.S. Supreme Court
and a listing of cases argued but not decided. Search or browse the
site's collection of U.S. Supreme Court cases to find an abstract of
a case, its participants (justices, attorneys), audio files (if
available) of the oral argument and oral opinion, a transcript of
the oral argument (if available) and a link to the written opinion
at FindLaw. Recently, the site announced that it was converting many
of the audio tapes to MP3 files.
18 August 2003. The Pennsylvania State
Police maintain this Web site, which provides criminal history data
from the state repository. While anyone may access PATCH, criminal
histories may be edited in accordance with state law. Searches incur
a small fee per person investigated, and require a full name and
date of birth. If the search is finds no records, users receive an
immediate report. Reports indicating a criminal past are mailed in
about two weeks.
The system offers no information about dates of inclusion, but
because the data comes directly from the state repository, it
appears to contain whatever the repository currently has on file. In
other words, while not foolproof (The individual could have a
criminal record in another state.), this is an excellent way to find
out whether someone has a criminal history in Pennsylvania.
26 February 2003. Find inmates currently
under the jurisdiction of the Pennsylvania Department of
Corrections. It provides information about where an inmate is
housed, the inmate's date of birth, physical description, and other
details. Search by name, date of birth, and other criteria. The
database does not provide information about the crime or sentencing.
31 January 2005. The Pennsylvania State
Police makes available limited information about those convicted of
specific sexual offenses. A list of the offenses that require
registration appears on the home page. Search by county, city, zip
code, name or alias to find name, county and city of current
residence (but not the street address), zip code, type of offense,
date of conviction, year of birth, and the county and city of the
registrant's current employer.
A toll free number for the Megan's Law Unit of the Pennsylvania
State Police -- 866-771-3170 -- is provided for reporting
inaccuracies.
3 November 2005. Pennsylvania makes
available a public docket service, which provides criminal
information from county courts in 55 of the state's 67 counties.
Once you connect to the site, select E-Services from the top
pull-down menus, and then select Public Web Docket Sheets. Searches
must include a full or partial last and first name or the name of an
organization. Conduct a search of all available courts by entering a
name and the docket type, criminal. The information provided
includes the docket number, filing date, case caption, county, party
name, status.
12 February 2004. The Pennsylvania Unified
Judicial System provides a single search interface to the case
information and docket sheets of select courts in the state. First,
choose whether you want to search select Courts of Common Pleas or
appellate courts (Supreme, Superior, Commonwealth). Search by docket
number or court and at least one of a variety of other criteria.
Results appear in a small table at the bottom of the page. You click
the "select" link next to the docket number in the results
table to display the docket sheet. It loads in a separate window.
Make sure you turn off any pop-up blockers.
27 July 2005. The Philadelphia Police
Department and Department of Records enable searching for, and
obtaining, police reports of incidents that occur within
Philadelphia city limits. Find reports on traffic accidents,
burglaries, stolen automobiles or thefts. Search by incident date,
street location, last name of complainant or district number.
Obtaining the full report requires payment ($25.00 as of this
writing). For free, you can find the district number, incident date,
street location, last name of complainant and time of the incident.
19 June 2003. Netherlands based SpraakMaker
Telecom offers this free utility for determining the origin of land
and mobile telephone numbers. Enter a public or private telephone
number in the international format (e.g., +1 206 9876543 or
00-49-209-8765432) to learn the origin of the telephone service.
This utility is useful for pinpointing a location when you have a
number but not an address. Note that it provides the name of the
city or town, but not the street address of the owner.
25 April 2005. This commercial site helps
you locate accident and incident reports from law enforcement
agencies in the U.S. Coverage is NOT nationwide, but it does include
several jurisdictions. Click a region of the map on the home page to
discover whether the jurisdiction of interest is available. The
search criteria varies by jurisdiction. Usually, one or more of the
following is required: report identification number, date of the
accident or incident, victim's name or the location of the accident
or incident. Initial search results typically provide the indexed
(what you can search) information. The full-text report is available
for online viewing or in PDF. Technical note: Online viewing
requires Java (Sun Microsystems). Fee note: Some jurisdictions
require a fee for the full-text report.
Find out how much companies contribute to
political campaigns. This site was formerly FECInfo. Some databases
now require a fee-based subscription.
7 August 2002. Established in accordance
with the McCain Bill (1991), this Library of Congress database
contains information about individuals unaccounted for (at the time
the law was enacted) as a result of the Vietnam War. It further
contains information about declassified documents pertaining to
Vietnam-era POW/MIAs. These include intelligence reports, service
records, loss incident reports, loss investigations, refugee
reports, past and current recovery efforts, and more. Keep in mind
that the database comprises an index of public documents. Reviewing
the actual documents will require a trip to the Library of Congress.
11 November 2002. Revised 28 January 2005.
At one time, consumer advocacy group Public Citizen offered a
commercial database of information about doctors, who had been
disciplined by state medical boards and federal agencies during the
past ten years. The database, which is still available to existing
subscribers, is no longer updated. It appears the group stopped
updating it during early 2003. The Web site provides no information
about the availability of the book by the same title, but I suspect
it too is no longer available.
7 August 2006. Developed by RAND, in
cooperation with the National Science Foundation, RaDiUS is a
database of federally-funded research and development activities in
the U.S. Search by keyword and year to find descriptions of research
grant awards. Details include a description of the award or task,
the type of funding, estimated start and end dates, the performing
institution and its type and location, contact information and the
amount of the award. You may download the information to a
spreadsheet or as a Word document.
13 September 2005. The National Records and
Archives Administration maintains this Web page, which provides
information about records released that pertain to John Roberts. On
5 September 2005, Bush nominated Roberts to succeed William H.
Rehnquist as Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court.
15 April 2002. Search by name (full,
partial, or phonetic) to find felonies, misdemeanors, traffic and
other violations. Results include defendant name, aliases, criminal
identification number, charges, date of birth, arresting agency,
plea, disposition date, sentencing, judge, and more. The site offers
no information about database years of coverage.
3 February 2005. Managed by a Phoenix-based
police lieutenant, but unaffiliated with the Phoenix Police
Department, this database contains motorist reports of reckless
driving. Reports contain the license plate number as well as the
date, time and location of the incident. Only paid subscribers and
law enforcement may access the reports. Caution: This database
contains unconfirmed reports of bad driving incidents. While it
might be a useful people finding tool, you should assume it also
contains mistakes or fraudulent information. USA Today writes about
this, and similar resources, in an article entitled "Web Sites
Let Drivers Flag Road Ragers." (USA
Today, 17 January 2005)
25 May 2004. South Carolina newspaper
business, The State-Record, a Knight-Ridder company, offers a
database of salary information for state employees. Search by agency
or partial name of the employee to find the employee's name, title,
agency and annual salary. It covers non-legislative annual salaries
of $50,000 or more, and is current through July 2003.
28 July 2003. Interment.net, publisher of
cemetery records and materials relating to cemeteries, enables
searching for information about people buried in the United States,
Australia, Canada, Ireland and New Zealand. Records appear to be
contributed by individuals identified only by their name and email
address, so you should verify it. The amount of information varies,
but typically includes name, birth and death date or year and
cemetery name and location.
16 February 2006. This tool is useful for
verifying personally identifying information for men born on or
after 1 January 1960. You must enter name, SSN and date of birth.
20 February 2003. The South Carolina Law
Enforcement Division provides online access to criminal histories
for a fee. Searching SLED incurs a charge, and requires full name,
date of birth, and gender.
Search this death claims database to find
names, addresses and social security numbers.
10 August 2000. Common Cause, a non-profit
organization for open government, offers this database of special
interest soft money contributions to democratic and republican
national committees. Search the database by donor, location, or
industry. Election cycles include January 1995 through December
1999.
Retrieve information about the donor, the amount contributed, and
the campaign. Clicking on the donor's name retrieves all related
donations for the election cycle selected. For example, search the
entertainment industry to find a list of contributors. Then click on
the name of a company to find officers and other employees, who
contribute in their own names.
A storybook icon appears next to the name of some donors. Open it to
read information about the donor, its lobbying priorities, troubles,
and victories. Some also offer links to related Common Cause
studies.
16 June 2004. Revised 2 May 2005. The U.S.
Treasury Department, Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC)
publishes this list of individuals and companies controlled by
targeted countries. The list includes "individuals, groups, and
entities, such as terrorists and narcotics traffickers designated
under programs that are not country-specific. Collectively, such
individuals and companies are called 'Specially Designated
Nationals' or 'SDNs.' Their assets are blocked and U.S. persons are
generally prohibited from dealing with them."
The Excluded
Parties List System provides integrated search access to several
debarment lists.
9 April 2003. The Tennessee Department of
Correction provides a database for finding information about the
status of felony offenders in Tennessee. Although the site
documentation does not say so, it appears to cover past and present
offenders. Search by name, TOMIS (Tennessee Offender Management
Information System) identification or SID (State IDentification
assigned by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation when the
offender's fingerprints are verified) number. The database provides
name, TOMIS identification number, date of birth, alias, status,
location, sentence begin and end dates, and more. The Department
plans to provide more detail in the future.
11 January 2006. The Tennessee Bureau of
Investigation offers a database specifically for finding individuals
convicted of Methamphetamine offenses. Search by county or last name
to find name, date of birth, summary of the offense and conviction
date. Interestingly, the registry behind the database is mandated by
law. However, according to site documentation, "TBI will only
register persons convicted of a substantive violation of either
statute; persons convicted on conspiracy, attempt, and facilitation
charges related to the above statutes will not be registered."
21 September 2004. The Tennessee Bureau of
Investigation, which is the central repository for criminal history
information in Tennessee, provides criminal histories for a fee.
Please note: It does not provide public access to the database.
Rather, you can fax the online application requesting that the
Bureau perform the search. Information required includes full name,
race, sex and date of birth. The results will be mailed.
9 April 2003. Search the Tennessee Bureau of
Investigation's registry of "persons who have been placed on
probation or parole in another state but who are residing in
Tennessee." The database allows name searching only. It returns
name, state of parole, offense, supervision status, and
occasionally, a photograph.
24 April 2002. The Texas Department of
Public Safety offers two fee-based databases for obtaining criminal
information. Search the Conviction Records Database by individual
full name to find summary records containing name, known aliases,
date of birth, known alias dates of birth, physical characteristics,
arrest record, and a unique criminal identification number.
Expanding the arrest record provides some information about the
charges, sentencing, arresting agency and agency receiving custody
of the individual.
Scant documentation about the database appears at the site. It
appears to contain felonies and misdemeanors, but no information
exists about dates of coverage.
The Sex Offender Database permits searching by full name or zip
code. It provides sex offender name, known aliases, physical
description, photo (juvenile records appear not to provide photos),
date of birth, address, and offense data, including time served and
current status.
15 March 2004. The Texas Department of
Public Safety maintains this official source of sex offender
registration information. Search by first and last name (partial
entries okay), city and zip code or zip code to find name, aliases,
date of birth, physical description, current address on file,
information about the offense and more. An interesting feature of
this database indicates whether the date of birth in the record is
an actual one. (Red ink indicates false date of birth.) Click Map on
the left-side navigation menu to find an interactive map that lets
you locate sex offenders living near a particular address.
26 January 2001. TitleX.com provides
fee-based access to county records in the state of Texas. Currently,
the vendor offers the records of nine counties, but "plans to
have thirty Texas counties online by the end of this year with the
majority of all Texas counties by the end of 2002." Available
county records include various real estate documents, county court
filings, adoption records, marriage licenses, divorce decrees, and
more.
29 January 2001. Search this free database
of ham radio license data obtained from an FCC ftp server. Data
includes full name, address, callsign, classification, license
status, and license effective dates.
24 January 2006. The Washington Post offers
a database of votes in the United States Congress since the 102nd
Congress (1991). You may browse it by Congress, member or type of
vote (e.g., impeachment, nomination). Data comes from several
Web-based resources, including the Library of Congress' THOMAS Web
site, the Web site of the Clerk of the House of Representatives and
the Web site of the Senate. You may keep up to date with current
votes by subscribing to RSS feeds.
29 January 2001. Find a database of military
and civilian personnel in the Navy. Select advanced search for the
best search options. Run queries by name (first or last), email
address, phone number, pay grade, rank, and more. Data typically
includes full name, position, department or division, and military
address, but may also include email address, phone, status (e.g.,
civilian), and pay information. The data comes from two sources: the
Navy Personnel Command (NAVPERS) system and the Defense Civilian
Personnel System (DCPDS).
5 June 2000. Revised 8 April 2005. PACER
(Public Access to Court Electronic Records) provides access to an
index of court filings in federal district, bankruptcy and appellate
courts. Conduct one search in available courts nationwide, or search
individual courts. Review the site's Courts Not on Index to
determine whether the court you want is available via the index.
This is an easy inexpensive way to find federal civil or criminal
litigation involving companies or individuals. Access requires a
subscription.
26 July 2000. The San Bernardino County
Coroner’s Department offers to Coroner’s Departments, Medical
Examiners Offices and Sheriff’s Departments nationwide a database
for informing the public about the deceased, whose identify is
known, but whose family cannot be located. Search by name, or list
out all names in the database.
19 July 2005. A division of N-Cycles, Inc.,
a software solutions company, USCerts provides certified copies of
birth, marriage, death or divorce certificates for events taking
place in select states. Currently, the states covered include
Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Mississippi,
Montana, Ohio, New Hampshire and Utah. Each state has its own
requirements for obtaining a certificate. USCerts is an authorized
agent for the states it makes available online.
28 July 2003. Veteran Vietnam War helicopter
pilots record information about pilots and others assigned to
helicopter squadrons, who were killed in action. Find an extensive
list of names. Click a linked name to find a summary of the
incident, which resulted in the death of the military person. Some
of the information offered includes the names and select personal
information of those involved in the incident as well as a summary
(often an eye-witness account) of the incident. To find individuals
by event date, the site recommends that you browse its index,
where 621006 means October 6, 1962.
9 February 2004. A service of Appriss Inc.,
VINELink provides access to information about the custody status of
offenders in many states. First, select the state you want to
search. Then choose whether you want to query Department of
Corrections records, conduct a statewide search, or query the
records of a specific county entity. You can search by SSN or name,
and limit a search (optional) by date of birth or age range. The
information provided includes the name of the offender, his/her date
of birth, custody status, holding facility and more. Victims may opt
to register their names for notification when the individual's
status changes.
5 November 2002. Civil, criminal and
chancery courts in Virginia provide access to case information via
this gateway page. You can search only one jurisdiction at a time,
and date coverage may vary. You will find matters relating
misdemeanors, felonies, civil litigation, divorce, traffic, etc.
Those conducting due diligence or criminal investigations should
note that these databases not contain criminal histories nor
substitute for a manual search of court indexes.
7 June 2000. Find information about how to
order birth, death, marriage, or divorce records in all 50 states.
Some states offer databases containing the records. See, for
example, Colorado, which allows marriage and divorce verification
searches from 1975.
26 February 2003. Washington provides
official online access to criminal histories for a fee. Establish an
account or provide your credit card information to purchase a
criminal history online. The database contains "conviction
information, arrests less than one year old with dispositions
pending, dependency proceedings, and information regarding
registered sex and kidnap offenders." Searching requires name
and date of birth.
28 February 2006. A commercial service by
Northwest Location Services, Inc. of Wauna, Washington, this
database provides fee-based access to civil and criminal court
records. It covers Superior (appellate) courts in 39 counties and
District (lower) and Municipal courts in many counties. The site
documents the jurisdictions covered as well as the availability of
historical data. There is no coverage of small claims or civil cases
-- excepting domestic violence protection orders -- in the lower
courts. Queries may find information on felonies, misdemeanors,
upper-level civil cases, divorce proceedings, probate matters,
traffic violations and juvenile matters.
21 October 2004. The official Washington
State Digital Archives is dedicated "to the preservation of
electronic records from both State and Local agencies that have
permanent legal, fiscal or historical value." Collections
include census records from 1847 to 1892, naturalization records
from approximately 1854 to 1988, military records, birth and death
records, marriage records and more.
You can search the collections free of charge. Results provide basic
information as well as an image of the official document. Displaying
the image requires installing the DjVu plug-in.
15 March 2004. The Washington Association of
Sheriffs and Police Chiefs (WASPC) offers a database of information
about Level II and III (moderate and high risk) registered sex
offenders. You can search by a variety of criteria, including name,
street address, county and type of conviction. Information provided
includes an interactive map with neighborhood indicated, incomplete
street address (up to two characters removed from house number),
address verification, name, physical description, type of offender,
picture and a description of the conviction. Note that the database
contains no information about Level 1 (low-risk) offenders.
25 May 2005. Washington courts provide
search access to lawsuits filed in trial level courts. Query
individual county courts one at a time. You may search for domestic
disputes, juvenile offenders, or civil, criminal or probate cases.
You will not find disputes concerning adoption, paternity, juvenile
dependency or mental illness.
Search by county, case type, year filed or last name. Initial
results for criminal searches provide the case number, filing date,
defendant's name, and occasionally, a broadly described cause of
action (misdemeanor, felony) and defendant's street address. Initial
results for civil cases provide the case number, filing date,
party's name and cause of action. If the case is active, you may
retrieve the docket sheet.
No information about date coverage appears at the site. However,
queries on common names retrieved a few cases dating back to the
mid-1960s.
9 February 2004. Intended to provide
information about an offender's custody status, VINELink enables
searching the records of specific West Virginia entities. Select the
facility (Department of Corrections, specific county, statewide) you
want to search and then enter a name or social security number. You
can also limit a query by date of birth or age range. The
information provided includes the name of the offender, his/her date
of birth, custody status, holding facility and more. Victims may opt
to register their names for notification when the individual's
status changes.
13 December 2005. The West Virginia Division
of Culture and History enables searching for information about
births, deaths and marriages. The information is available only for
select counties. Coverage varies depending on the county and the
type of record. However, there are no current (more recent than
about 1970) records.
1 August 2005. The National Center for
Health Statistics maintains information about obtaining state vital
records. For each state, it provides information about the level of
government responsible for maintaining the records, where to write,
coverage, where to write for older records, requirements (e.g.,
proof of identity), cost and payment methods accepted, and if
available, how to obtain certified copies via the Internet. The site
serves as a great resource for determining the public status and
availability of birth, death, marriage and divorce records in the 50
states.
26 June 2001. The American Board of Medical
Specialties offers a free unofficial database for verifying a
doctor's certification. This resource appears to replace the former Certified
Doctor Verification Service. Search by name or practice type to
obtain information about certification. The ABMS also offers an
official version of the database with more information about a
doctor at BoardCertifiedDocs.
22 February 2005. The Translation Station, a
translation and interpretation services firm, offers this search
tool for finding patent, trademark or copyright cases pending in
federal courts. You may search by case type and party name, court,
state or date to find basic case information. There is a charge to
retrieve full-text court dockets. However, the information provided
is sufficient for retrieval via the less expensive U.S.
Party/Case Index.
15 February 2002. This site provides access
to criminal, traffic, forfeiture, family and civil case information
and judgments in circuit courts for most (but not all) Wisconsin
counties.
18 August 2003. Wisconsin's Crime
Information Bureau manages and disseminates information from the
state's Criminal History Repository. The repository contains arrest
and conviction information dating back to 1971. The public may
access the online system and conduct searches for a small fee per
individual investigated. The system requires a name and date of
birth. While not foolproof (The individual could have a criminal
record in another state.), this is an excellent way to find out
whether someone has a criminal history in Wisconsin.
15 March 2006. Revised 30 June 2004. The
World Bank makes available information about companies and
individuals ineligible for World Bank-financed contracts for the
specified periods. Those on the list were found to have violated the
fraud and corruption provisions of certain World Bank guidelines.
The list appears in reverse chronological order by the effective
date of the ineligibility period, and not alphabetically by the name
of the sanctioned individual or company. At the end of the list
appears the names of those who have received letters of reprimand,
but who remain eligible for financing.
30 May 2002. Find service records for army
and marine soldiers from Missouri, who enlisted between 1917 and
1919. Search by name to find a transcript of the service record. It
contains name, serial number, race, residence, place and date of
enlistment, place, and age or date, of birth, rank, wounds or other
injuries, dates of overseas service, and date of discharge.
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