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Instant Criminal Records Search
- Arrests & Warrants
- Traffic Records
- Felonies
- Misdemeanors
Access Over 1 Billion Criminal Records
InfoTracer's robust criminal records database covers the entire nation, including thousands of counties and municipalities.
InfoTracer covers a wide variety of criminal court cases. Criminal court reports often include important details about criminal actions, including felonies and misdemeanors. Felony records may include sex offenses, murder, burglary, grand theft auto, aggravated assault, and more. Misdemeanors such as DUI/DWIs, disorderly conduct, domestic violence, and drug possession can also be included. InfoTracer offers access to millions of arrest records across thousands of sheriff's offices nationwide. These important records are updated daily.
All of the criminal information on a search subject is compiled into one easy-to-read comprehensive report for the best research experience possible.
What Does a Criminal Records Report Include?
Felonies
- Sex Offences
- Burglary
- Theft
- Drug Crimes
- And More
Misdemeanors
- Simple Assaults
- Shoplifting
- Vandalism
- Cybercrimes
- And More
Arrests & Warrants
- Warrants
- Arrest Records
- Police Records
- Jail Records
- And More
Traffic Violations
- DWI
- DUI
- Accidents
- Reckless Driving
- And More
Types of Criminal Records
Felonies
Felonies are serious crimes involving violence towards another or the threat of a violent act. Common felonies include theft, drug sales, assault, and murder. All states have Class A, Class B, and Class C felonies, while a handful of states go further and have Class D and Class E felonies, too. The punishments for felonies include fines and incarceration, and some can include losing specific rights.
Misdemeanors
Misdemeanors are lower-level crimes than felonies. Common misdemeanors include simple assault, shoplifting, cybercrimes, and vandalism. There are three classes of misdemeanors: Class A, Class B, and Class C. The punishments for misdemeanors are typically small fines and/or jail time. There are two categories of misdemeanors. The more severe category is called a gross misdemeanor, while the less severe category is called a petty misdemeanor.
Arrests & Warrants
Arrests take place when police have probable cause that a specific person or group committed a crime, or when they witness a crime take place. The next step is typically an arrest warrant, explaining who is accused and the crime they are accused of. Other types of warrants cover other circumstances, such as search and seizure warrants or just a search warrant. They are issued from the court by a judge once the judge sees the probable cause evidence.
Traffic Violations
A traffic violation is any action that breaks a traffic law. These crimes can be something as simple as failing to stop at a posted stop sign, having broken lights on the vehicle, texting and driving or not wearing a seat belt. Many traffic violations cause car accidents, leaving people or property seriously damaged. The punishments for many traffic violations might result in jail time and some fines, but the more serious offenses may also include license suspension. Most states also have points systems, and each traffic violation removes points from a driver’s license until the person has their license revoked.
Common Questions About Our Service
Do you offer nationwide coverage?
Yes, we cover all 50 states including thousands of counties, cities and municipalities.
Can I run unlimited court case lookups?
Yes, you will have unlimited search access to billions of court records nationwide.
Do you offer search assistance?
Yes, our search experts are available if you need help locating certain records.
What types of court cases do you have?
You will have access to billions of court records including criminal records, arrests, civil cases, bankruptcy filing, legal judgments, liens, driving violations, and much more!
Where does your data come from?
Our reports are compiled from thousands of government records which include courthouses, county offices, municipalities, federal sources, & much more!
How is my report delivered?
All reports are generated instantly right on your device.
Are my searches confidential?
Yes, all your searches are confidential.
How often is your data updated?
Our data is updated on a regular basis with some databases such as arrest records on a daily basis.
Are Criminal Records Public?
Yes. Most criminal records are subject to public access. However, there are exceptions to that rule. For example, some criminal records may be sealed to protect innocent victims. Depending on state laws and the court system that processes the crime, record information may vary from region to region.
How Can I Find Sex Offenders in My Area?
You can check the national sex offender registry to find offenders in your area. You can also use the InfoTracer search engine to locate registered sex offenders in your specific location.
What is a Felony?
A felony is a serious crime that usually results in over one year in prison, plus fines and other punishments like mandatory participation in a state or federally approved program. An example would be drug trafficking. What classifies as a felony depends on the state.
What is a Misdemeanor?
A misdemeanor is a lesser crime that may result in only a fine, a few days in jail, and other court-ordered punishments. An example of a misdemeanor would be possessing a small amount of marijuana. What classifies as a misdemeanor depends on the state.