1984 approaches even as we speak...

[Bob in a quantum-state-of-faith]

Are you in this database?  linky

Today's Pharyngula had a link to a criminal record on-line database. Pharyngula article link

It's disturbing to me how simple it is to search.

And, they have included minor traffic violations-- lumped in there with rape, murder, violence, etc, etc, etc.

I hope they get their collective pants sued off, even if it is "in the public domain".

The interwebs is just too aether-like for such information.  This information ought to be moderately difficult to obtain, or at least behind a fee, so that the person inquiring has a good reason to know.

It just continues to support the notion that "once a criminal, always a criminal" and helps keep people from EVER returning to society..... why should they bother?  With such things like this so readily available...

[Alpaca]

I love this little tidbit in tiny text at the top of the page.

[Sibling Chatty]

They based voter registration denials on this sort of 'intel', and worse.

[Griffin NoName]

I love this little tidbit in tiny text at the top of the page.

But how remiss. Where is the statement:

"Some states may have excluded some offensive criminals in the data receieved"

[Bob in a quantum-state-of-faith]

They based voter registration denials on this sort of 'intel', and worse.

Exactly my point.  Thanks for clarifying (as usual)