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Case Number: | 19-20313 |
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Date Published: | February 19, 2019 |
Court Name: | U.S. Bankruptcy Court Records for the Eastern District of Michigan |
Case Number: | 19-42302 |
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Date Published: | February 19, 2019 |
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Case Number: | 1:19-cv-00090 |
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Date Published: | February 19, 2019 |
Court Name: | U.S. Civil Court Records for the Western District of Michigan |
Case Number: | 1:18-cv-01407 |
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Date Published: | February 19, 2019 |
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Case Number: | 1:07-cr-20552-1 |
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Date Published: | February 15, 2019 |
Court Name: | U.S. Criminal Court Records for the Western District of Michigan |
Case Number: | 1:19-cr-00018-1 |
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Date Published: | February 15, 2019 |
Question/Answer Search
The details for the "Internet Criminal History Access Tool (ICHAT)" (if that's the one that was used) can be accessed with the "Michigan Criminal Records" link above. That search is conducted by the Michigan state patrol, and only informs about their own service, not what other services do.
Most arrest are made by local law enforcement, such as city police or county sheriffs. They tend to have their own sites with inmates lists, sometimes called arrest logs. Periodicals such as local news also publish recent arrests online for the public.
What do you already know, first, last and full middle name? Past residences? Date of death? Any known relatives? Without offering any personal information, you can mention what you have, even information you don't believe is helpful. There are too many places, even the free ones, where you can just simply type in the name and see, but there are too many of them, so you will need to narrow it down by location. The location can then give you names of relatives to expand your search.
There are several crime mapping services which are free and open to the public. You will see icons of different crimes by location, all areas are not covered, just the departments which are participating.
Depends on where you need to look, for Wayne County, their sheriff department has an open public search of warrants, Lansing and Midland release a list (as opposed to a data search form). If you are not sure, try as many of the public ones as possible. Active warrants or outstanding warrants (they basically mean the same thing) are issued by the courts/judges, and they have a copy of it also.
From the state of Michigan vital records office, or you can go to the court house and get them from the county legal records division, you will need to know which county.
Check the laws on your own, specially when they're such a drastic difference from state to state. Michigan Seller Disclosure Act 92 of 1993 addresses disclosure of the property's physical condition. There are some laws that covers real estate agents, and other types transfers such as probate and others do not fall under the same statutes.
Incident ID: | 907496121 |
Case Number: | 19001362 |
Incident Date: | 02-17-2019 |
Incident Type Primary: | FRAUD |
Address of Incident: | |
City of Incident: | Niles |
State of Incident: | Michigan |
Incident ID: | 907429973 |
Case Number: | 19001332 |
Incident Date: | 02-16-2019 |
Incident Type Primary: | AGG./FEL. ASSAULT -NON FAMILY OTHER WEAPON |
Address of Incident: | |
City of Incident: | Niles |
State of Incident: | Michigan |
Incident ID: | 907429969 |
Case Number: | 19001327 |
Incident Date: | 02-16-2019 |
Incident Type Primary: | LARCENY -PERSONAL PROPERTY FROM MOTOR VEHICLE |
Address of Incident: | |
City of Incident: | Niles |
State of Incident: | Michigan |
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