does 'caught driving while suspended' count for a criminal record or a traffic violation.

Sorry to bump a 6 year old thread, but are there any newer websites that do this? The original link is down.

Fuck that noise, I wouldn't give up my prints voluntarily.

Although my name is like a 1 off so I'm good lol

^ like wise, its great having a unique name

https://justice.gov.bc.ca/cso/esearc...partySearch.do

searched some guy i know, he has bunch of court dates for drug trafficking :lawl:

i searched up all of my delinquent friends... just going through their charges haha

try this:

https://justice.gov.bc.ca/cso/index.do

edit: opps nvm, someone posted already ;)

mods please delete!

FYI, all this public information relating to charges and/or convictions is just the tip of the iceberg.

As an aside, this is all just BC court information. If you have out-of-province charges and convictions, it wouldn't show up there.

When you go get a record check for a job, the search the government and police agencies conduct is much much more in-depth. I wouldn't necessarily rest easy and think that your record is clean just because your name is not on the BC court system that you're record free. Just be aware that any negative contact that you've had with the police (even those that don't lead to arrests or charges) could potentially show up on a record check as most record checks nowadays are police information checks as opposed to the more limited-in-scope criminal record checks (ie: only charges and convictions).

To know more about what the police have on you, make a freedom of information request or access to information privacy request to the municipal police agency or RCMP detachment, respectively, that you've had contact with.

Obviously, they might not be able to release EVERYTHING to you in the interest of not harming an ongoing police investigation, etc.

what does DWP, DND and N mean?

I have had to do checks for employees in the past and used this site with 0 results for them but when I get the information back they have things out or province and all sorts of things on there. Give you an idea of the type of person they are.

Its amazing how many time people interact with the police without getting any charges or a record.

On the BC CSO website, if you hover your mouse cursor over abbreviations, the full wording should appear.

Well, this site has been quite the entertainment