Criminal Background Screening
Do you conduct a pre-employment criminal background check before you hire?
In addition to other types of background checks, it is critical that one investigates a potential employee’s criminal history. Criminal background screenings use public records and federal/state/county criminal record searches to reveal whether or not an applicant committed a crime, the type of crime they committed and when the act was committed. Knowing an employee’s criminal history record can help employers make sound pre-employment decisions.
What does a criminal background search screen?
A criminal background search can quickly screen for felonies, misdemeanors and registered sex offenders. Conducting a pre-employment screening, such as a criminal background check, can serve to ensure the protection of your employees, customers and business assets.
Who can conduct a criminal background check?
Criminal background check companies, such as Clarifacts, maintain a nationwide network of researchers to perform criminal history checks throughout the country. Criminal history background screeners have an in-depth understanding of various court systems, which allow them to quickly check employee’s records and uncover information crucial to the pre-employment screening process.
County Criminal Record Search
A County Criminal Record Search is an indispensable background search for pre-employment screening programs. Crimes are typically committed in the county where an offender lives or works. That is why a county criminal record search is essential to any criminal record background check and is recommended for all applicants.
County criminal records are acquired from county courthouses listing all criminal offenses committed by an individual during a certain interval of time. Clarifacts’ investigators conduct criminal searches in every county throughout the United States. Information on felony, misdemeanor and criminal traffic offense can be provided by most counties. County criminal record search reports from Clarifacts include a case number, date of offense, filing date, charge(s), type of charge, level of the charges, disposition date and sentencing of case.
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