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Topics covered: Arrest Records, Background Checks, Find Out Anything About Anyone
 
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Why It's Important to Search for Public Arrest Records
 
It might be sad, but it's also true that you can't be too careful today. Whether you're hiring a handyman or a nanny, or you just met your new neighbors, or are considering accepting a date invitation, it's never a bad idea to know as much as possible about the people you meet, live near, and interact with on a regular basis - and public arrest records can put your mind at ease. 
 
Public arrest records are actually quite easy to get your hands on and can provide you with a wealth of important information about people - including criminal and other activity you might be interested in knowing about. 
 
As a general rule, no limits are placed on the release of arrest record information, and there are usually little or no restrictions on how arrest record information is used. Public arrest records are available to everyone. 
 
The only time that you wouldn't be able to access arrest records are when they are sealed in the name of public interest or security, or when the alleged crime was committed when the subject was under the age of being considered a legal adult. 
 
One note to remember: public arrest records are just that - arrest records. They don't necessarily mean that the person was convicted of the crime or sent to prison. Arrest records only mean that the person was arrested and they're innocent until proven guity in a court of law. 
 
Still, arrest records are used in many situations and they work well at providing information that could help you in making decisions. For example, a background check that includes a check for public arrest records is commonly performed on job applicants. 
 
If you have rental properties and have potential tenants, you'll want to access public arrest records to see if they've been involved in any unsavory activities. It's acceptable to check out people that could have an affect on your life - dates, in-laws, neighbors, people who work around your home, and new friends. 
 
If you feel odd about checking the public arrest records of friends and neighbors, not to mention dates, remember that these people are probably law-abiding citizens, but wouldn't you like to know if they weren't? 
 
Depending on what they were arrested for, your association with them may change. You can also see how long ago the arrest occurred. If the person is 40 and had a minor arrest when he was 18, it might be safe to say that he's learned his lesson and is living his life as a law-abiding person now. 
 
How do you go about getting public arrest records? Information can be obtained from local police departments, sheriff's departments and state police departments, or other law enforcement agencies. 
 
Private companies can also supply you with public arrest records and other information regarding the subject - sometimes for free and sometimes for a fee. These companies can sometimes search many databases at one time, making the arrest record search quicker and more convenient. 
 
While it's rather uncomfortable to think that it could be necessary to get public arrest records on someone, it's always better to be safe than sorry. Look at obtaining public arrest records as a small thing you can do to ensure the safety of yourself, your family, your property and your business.