County Criminal History


The society will not get any monetary gain from the criminal case. In criminal case the court will sentence the accused to imprisonment if they are found guilty. Nothing more will happen. 2. The society cannot withdraw the case. The only remedy for the accused is to move the High Court for quashing of the charges. Charges will not be quashed on the mere ground that the society has nothing to gain from the criminal case. 3. If the case has not been fully investigated then the accused can move to High Court for a free and fair investigation. The quashing of case can be sought since there is a delay in the disposal thereof. High Court will decide whether to quash or sustain the case. 4. If the accused do not wish to face the trial then they may move to High Court for quashing if there is any ground for quashing. 

A local Prince William County Criminal History Background Check can be performed for those who can prove their Prince William County residency and/or arrest. You must have two forms of proper identification, one of which must be a photo ID showing your date of birth. The only acceptable forms of ID are a valid driver's license or a DMV-issued identification card, a valid passport, a valid Social Security card, an official birth certificate or a valid military ID. The fee for this service is $6. The only accepted forms of payment are cash, money order, or the following credit/debit cards: Discover, MasterCard and Visa. The record check may take as long as 72 hours to complete. The Police Department Records Section is open from 8 a.m.

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