District of Columbia Criminal Records

District of Columbia Criminal Records

Tracking down criminal court records in the District of Columbia can be straightforward and budget-friendly if you know where to search and what to be cautious about. Most companies offering access to these records aren’t even part of the investigative field. They’re just data aggregators that buy large amounts of historical data from state sources and then repackage it into fancy websites, claiming to provide quick results. The catch? For those results to be instant, the information has to be stored on their servers. Unfortunately, many of these databases haven’t seen an update in five years or longer.

District of Columbia Criminal Search

Docusearch stands out from the crowd. Our criminal records search for the District of Columbia pulls together data from a variety of sources, including the District of Columbia sex offender registry, Department of Corrections records, court records, and county-level information. We’re quick, but not instant. Each request is carefully hand-searched by a licensed investigator who has access to the same resources as law enforcement. This way, we can avoid false positives and provide you with accurate results by the end of the business day.

Typically, the results will show the date of arrest or offense, the charge, case number, and the outcome for all felony convictions from the last ten years. Traffic offenses are usually included as well. Check out the District of Columbia state resource tab to see what information we gather. Please note that this search won’t return any juvenile or sealed records.

Still not convinced? Read our How-To article: How To Search District of Columbia Criminal Records.