Federal Criminal Court Record Search

Federal Criminal Court Searches identify criminal activity prosecuted through the federal court system. Criminal activity tried in Federal District Courts typically involves violations of the Constitution or other federal law. Such crimes include tax evasion, embezzlement, bank robbery, kidnapping, mail fraud and other federal statute violations.

There are 94 federal judicial districts throughout the country, including at least one district in each state, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. Three territories of the United States -- the Virgin Islands, Guam, and the Northern Mariana Islands -- have district courts that hear federal cases.

Federal criminal convictions do not appear in state or county felony and misdemeanor court record searches, therefore a federal district search is imperative if such records are needed. Each state is comprised of federal districts.

Thorough Review of Derogatory Information - Our Public Records Department reviews each criminal record before it is reported to the client. All Felony and Misdemeanor records are subject to our strict quality control process. We have developed a rigorous auditing process which reinforces our commitment to accuracy and depth.

Please note that any effective, reliable, and FCRA-compliant criminal background check begins with a Social Security Number Trace. The trace is a crucial component of criminal history research as it is used as a roadmap to select court jurisdictions that should be researched for criminal records.