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1. justice.gov.bc.ca › cso › esearchCSO - Search Traffic/Criminal By Participant Name - Gov

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   Court Services Online provides access to the public court record including the Provincial Court ticket records and Provincial Court criminal records. Most of the records displayed in this site are traffic offences or criminal code offences.

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2. justice.gov.bc.ca › csoCSO - Home - Gov

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   Users of CSO rely on the data at their own risk. For confirmation of information contact the specific court registry . Every effort is made to ensure that the court record information is or remains consistent with statutory and court-ordered publication and disclosure bans.

3. www2.gov.bc.ca › access-court-recordsAccess court records - Province of British Columbia

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   Nov 8, 2023 · Access court records. Last updated on November 8, 2023. Individuals and parties involved in a criminal or civil court matter are entitled to view and make copies of documents in their court file.

4. www2.gov.bc.ca › gov › contentCourt Records - Province of British Columbia

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   Jun 3, 2021 · Court Records can be found at Court Services Online or the court registry. Court Services Online and public terminals at court registries allow the public to view court records that are public. They include Provincial Court ticketing records and municipal bylaw offences or offences under provincial or federal acts (such as the Fisheries Act ).

5. www2.gov.bc.ca › how-works › criminal-recordsCriminal Records - Province of British Columbia

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   Jun 3, 2021 · A criminal record check takes place when a request for a criminal history is received by police. Visit Criminal Record Checks for more information. If you require a criminal record check for employment, volunteering or other purposes, call or go to the police department or RCMP detachment where you live.

6. www.provincialcourt.bc.ca › enews › enews-06/01/2021Court jargon … what the alphabet soup means | Provincial ...

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   Jun 1, 2021 · In a BC Provincial Court courtroom, you might hear someone say, “See the JCM for an FCC in your FLA matter” or “It’s an intended GP with a PSR”. What does it all mean? This eNews explains some of the short forms and jargon you may see and hear in BC Provincial Court.

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   Does court services online display criminal record information in British Columbia?

   • Court Services Online only displays information on proceedings in British Columbia and only displays public court record information. A criminal record check is not limited to British Columbia and not limited to the public court record. Why is this information available?

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   Does BC have a criminal record system?

   • Most provincial police agencies also have access to a B.C. specific system called PRIME. A criminal record may include: Youth records are treated differently than adult records. See Youth Records for more information. A criminal record check takes place when a request for a criminal history is received by police.

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   How do I access court records in BC?

   • A fee may apply. Access to court files is determined by the Court of Appeal, Supreme Court of BC or the Provincial Court of BC. Accredited media may receive court records sent from court registries via the BC Secure File Transfer Service. BC Secure File Transfer Service (SFTS) Guide

   Access court records - Province of British Columbia

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   Who approves access to the public court record in British Columbia?

   • The Judiciary in British Columbia has the sole authority to approve access to court record information in the province. The Judiciary has approved access to the public court record through Court Services Online. What is the public court record?

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8. justice.gov.bc.ca › cso › esearchCSO - Search Traffic/Criminal By File Number - Gov

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