County criminal court records are touted as one of the most useful, authoritative sources of information about an individual’s criminal background. At the same time, there are a lot of misconceptions when it comes to these records. As a CRA, you work with employers to help them understand the advantages and limitations of such research.… Read more

“Inside Wholesale” Q&A with Vince Pascarella, EVP and General Counsel Maintaining online privacy and protecting personally identifiable information (PII) is a top concern of businesses across industries. In recent years, this national trend toward protecting identity information has led many courts to re-evaluate or change their public access records policies to more strongly protect personal… Read more

Q&A with Cody Funkhouser, Criminal Research Analyst Federal criminal records are unique not only in terms of the types of cases that are housed in the files, but also in terms of the way they are reported, searched, and retrieved. Since 1999, many case files are maintained and made available through the United States Courts’… Read more

Q&A with Renae Cramphin, Director, Criminal Operation, and Dorinda Funk, Quality Manager, at Wholesale Screening Solutions James Smith, Michael Smith, Maria Garcia, Mary Smith, Maria Hernandez… These are just a handful of the most common name combinations in America. When it comes to public records research, common names such as these can create situations where… Read more