September 19, 2018September 19, 2018September 19, 2018September 19, 2018September 19, 2018September 19, 2018Go to the state's judicial webpage https://www.jud.ct.gov/ then its court records search links. You can start by checking there. On the left side Connecticut's judicial webpage, there's a case look up link that gives you choices of courts to search, one of them being Civil / Family Case Look-up
This link https://www.jud.ct.gov/ will take you to a webpage where you can search for cases freely. Once you're on the state's judicial branch webpage, you will see the case look up hyperlink to the left, on the drop down, you can pick civil/family/housing.
You can look dockets up by using Connecticut Judicial Branch online court case services. Once once on their site, go to the case look up tab and you will see five courts to choose from. For criminal dockets for example, click on Criminal/Motor Vehicle tab, once on that webpage, you will see daily docket and pending case searches by defendant or by court. You can look up cases by attorney or law firm case look up also. Other types of cases that the public can openly look up are Supreme and Appellate, civil, family, housing and small claims. You don't need the full last name, and all other fields are optional.
Connecticut's judicial branch website has an arrest warrants search online which looks up failure to appear, orders to incarcerate and violation of probation under the person's name. You can also search a convictions database by defendant's name. The results will show a brief description of the person, location, last known address, date of warrant being issued and docket number. The docket number is a clickable link to more information such as the sentence, description of the violation, statute, type of offense, date, verdict, fines and more depending on the case.
You will need to consider which police department is the one which made the report of arrest, incident, accident or field report. The Connecticut State Police provides accident reports online through a service named Docview where the public can make their requests. Accident or incident reports are also available by mailing the Request for Copy of Report form to the state police's reports and records division. It is important to note that the state police provides reports taken by their officers. Arrest or incidents in areas not under the state police's jurisdiction need to be requested by the law enforcement department which made out the report. Individual local police departments records divisions provide arrest and incident reports routinely to persons related to the case and should have a process and policy in place. Many government agencies will have a designated public information officer or records clerk to process these requests.
1968 President Lydon Johnson enacted the gun control act due to the assassinations of Robert F Kenedy, Martin Luther King and Malcom X. In 1993, President Clinton signed the Brady act into law after President Reagan’s near fatal assassination attempt. The National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) was implemented by the FBI on November, 30th 1998. The NICS is a national center that performs background checks for Federal Firearms Licensees or also referred to as FFLs. All FFLs must conduct a NICS search. This process begins with an applicant purchasing a firearm to complete and submit the Alcohol Tobacco and Firearm (ATF) form 4473. This form can be submitted by calling 1-877-FBI-NICS or by logging into the NICS E-Check website. The applicant's identifying information will be processed and compared to millions of records stored in 3 nationally held databases. The Interstate Identification Index which holds criminal history records, National Crime Information Center NCIC hold warrants and protection orders, the NCIS records of individuals prohibited from purchasing or possessing firearms.
Government employee salaries are made public by some states and their entities. Although government employee salaries and benefits are public information, some towns or places may not have it available for the public to view. Requests to see government employee compensation can be made, in some cases they may be in the news due to an earlier report. Salaries can also be searched by the position held by the individual. The state of Connecticut has the information for their state employees online, however, cities, towns and counties may have a different way of obtaining that information.
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