introduction to public records

BY JOSH ZLATKIN

Introduction to Public Records

What are public Records ?

How does a person search for records

What kind of result will be returned?

How does one rule out records for being our subject?

Date of birth

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Once the search is complete, IT is sent to proofing before being sent to the client

What is an example of a Public Record?A) Criminal record

B) Civil record

C) Mortgage deed

D) all of the above

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A traffic charge of DUI is considered a civil record

A) True

B) False

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When ruling out a subject of a background we use the following?

A) Date of birth

B) Middle name

C) Junior or senior

D) Both A & B

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A traffic charge of speeding is not reportable.

A) True

B) False

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If the subject in the result matched was convicted of a DUI, how do you determine if it was our subject

A) Date of birth

B) Middle name

C) Filing year

D) Call the court and ask the clerk

E) If the subject's DOB and/or middle name matches our subject

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