Franklin County OH Arrest Records Search | Jail & Court
Franklin County, Ohio · Jail inmates, Columbus-area arrests, court cases and BCI records
Find a Franklin County Arrest and Verify the Charge, Bond and Court Result
Start with the Sheriff’s inmate-information search for current custody, charges, case numbers, visitation location and court dates.
Then identify the arresting agency and follow the case into Franklin County Municipal Court or the Court of Common Pleas for the formal charge and final disposition.
FRANKLIN RECORD ROUTER
VERIFYING
FCSO BOOKING FIND
SO ID
JAIL
REPORT
COURT
BCI
FRANKLIN COURT DOCKET
OUTCOME VERIFIED
IDENTITY + CASE CONFIRMED
Arrest is not conviction. A jail charge records an allegation connected to intake. Prosecutors can reject, reduce, replace or dismiss it, and the court can enter a not-guilty finding.
Current custody
Use FCSO Booking Find.
Bond verification
Confirm through the correct Clerk of Courts.
Misdemeanor case
Search Franklin County Municipal Court.
Felony case
Search Common Pleas Case Information Online.
Official review
Procedures checked July 29, 2026.
Which Franklin County office has the answer?
FCSO CORRECTIONS
Is the person currently in jail?
Current custody, charges, case numbers, court dates and visitation facility.
Use the inmate search before calling a facility.
ARRESTING AGENCY
What did officers report?
Incident report, arrest report, probable-cause facts, citations and releasable evidence records.
The jail may hold someone arrested by Columbus or a suburban department.
MUNICIPAL COURT
What happened to a misdemeanor?
Misdemeanor, traffic and preliminary felony case filings, warrants, hearings and dispositions.
Search by case number, ticket or full name.
COMMON PLEAS
What happened to a felony?
Indictments, bond proceedings, pleas, trials, judgments, sentences and felony record sealing.
A felony may move here under a new case number.
OHIO BCI
What appears on my Ohio history?
A fingerprint-based personal review of computerized Ohio criminal-history information.
Use it to identify identity or disposition errors.
Best workflow: Locate the inmate, save the Sheriff’s Office ID and case numbers, identify the arresting department, open the correct court docket and obtain a certified disposition when proof matters.
How to search Franklin County jail inmates
Open the Sheriff’s Inmate Information page
The page explains what Booking Find includes and links to the live search.
Open Franklin County Inmate Information
Select Search Inmate Information
This opens the Sheriff’s Booking Find system.
Start with the last name
Use the first name, sex, age or status only when the initial result is too broad.
Open every plausible match
Common names can produce several current or recent records.
Save the Sheriff’s Office ID
Use the ID for commissary deposits, mail and facility questions.
Record the current facility
The search identifies the location used for visitation.
Record every charge and case number
Search each court case separately.
Read the court date
Reconfirm it through the court because settings can change.
Verify bond through the Clerk
The Sheriff expressly directs users to the Clerk of Courts for bond information.
Corrections inmate information
Main inmate line for both Franklin County facilities: 614-525-3368
Main inmate line for both Franklin County facilities: 614-525-3368
Understand the Franklin County booking fields
| Field | What it identifies | What it does not prove | Next action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sheriff’s Office ID | The person within the Franklin County corrections system. | The court outcome. | Use it for deposits, mail and facility questions. |
| Current charge | An allegation associated with the current custody event. | The final filed or convicted offense. | Open the court complaint or indictment. |
| Case number | A municipal or common pleas proceeding. | The matter has reached disposition. | Search the appropriate clerk. |
| Current location | The displayed corrections facility. | The person will remain there. | Recheck before visiting or mailing. |
| Court date | A scheduled hearing reported to corrections. | The hearing has not changed. | Verify the newest court docket. |
| Bond | A displayed release amount or condition. | It is current or clears every case. | Confirm through the Clerk of Courts. |
| Release status | Whether the displayed custody event ended. | The case was dismissed. | Read the final disposition. |
| Booking photograph | A photograph connected to intake. | Identity by itself or guilt. | Match the ID, birth details and case. |
Verify the correct person before relying on a record
Full legal name matches
Middle name, alias or suffix is consistent
Date of birth or displayed age matches
Sheriff’s Office ID matches
Arrest or booking date matches
Arresting agency matches the location
Court case follows the same incident
Current facility and status are consistent
Minimum identity rule: Match at least two independent identifiers before sending money, publishing an allegation or treating the record as belonging to a particular person.
Why a Franklin County arrest may not appear
Booking is incomplete
Fingerprinting, identification, medical screening and data entry can delay the result.
The person was released quickly
Search Municipal Court or Common Pleas even when current custody is unavailable.
The name is recorded differently
Try the surname alone, maiden name, former name, suffix or alternate spelling.
The arrest occurred outside Franklin County
Search the county where the person was actually booked.
The person is held by another agency
Check federal custody, another Ohio county or ODRC.
The record is restricted
Juvenile, sealed, expunged, medical and protected victim information may not appear.
Missing-custody call script
I am trying to confirm the custody status of [full legal name], date of birth [date]. The arrest may have occurred on [date] through [agency]. Can you confirm whether the person is processing, held, released, transferred or listed under another name or identifier?
Identify the department that made the arrest
Columbus Police
Use the Columbus Public Records Unit for a Columbus Division of Police incident or arrest report.
Franklin County Sheriff
Use the Sheriff’s Public Records Office for records created or maintained by FCSO.
Suburban police
Contact the arresting city, such as Dublin, Westerville, Grove City, Hilliard, Reynoldsburg, Gahanna or Whitehall.
State or federal agency
Ohio State Highway Patrol, Ohio agencies and federal departments maintain their own records.
The fact that someone is housed in a Franklin County facility does not mean the Sheriff created the arrest report.
Follow the case from arrest to final disposition
Police investigation
The arresting agency creates the incident and arrest records.
Booking and identification
Corrections records identity, photograph, property, allegations, warrants and holds.
Initial court appearance
The court addresses rights, appointed counsel, bond and future hearings.
Prosecutor review
A city prosecutor, county prosecutor or Attorney General decides what charge to pursue.
Municipal Court proceeding
Misdemeanors remain in Municipal Court, while felony matters can begin there before transfer.
Common Pleas felony case
A felony can be bound over and later filed under a new Common Pleas case number.
Final disposition
Each charge can end by dismissal, no bill, acquittal, plea, diversion, conviction or another order.
BCI reporting
Local arrest and court information can be submitted to Ohio BCI.
Correction or sealing
Wrong data may be corrected, and an eligible case may later be sealed or expunged.
Request a Franklin County Sheriff arrest or investigation report
Confirm FCSO created the record
Check the arresting-agency entry before submitting the request.
Name the exact documents
Request the incident report, arrest report, probable-cause statement, video or identified supplement.
Provide narrow identifiers
Include the full name, date, location, report number, Sheriff’s Office ID and court case.
Use the official request page
Download the form or use the listed email, telephone or fax.
Open FCSO Public Records
Request an electronic copy
This can reduce paper, mailing and media costs.
Ask for non-exempt portions
Public portions should be released even when protected information must be redacted.
| Item | Published cost |
|---|---|
| Paper copy | $0.05 per page |
| Accident report | $4 per report |
| Computer files on compact disc | $1 per disc |
| Postage | Additional actual mailing cost |
Copy-ready Sheriff records request
Under the Ohio Public Records Act, I request an electronic copy of the releasable incident report, arrest report, probable-cause material and identified supplements concerning [full legal name], date of birth [if known], for the incident on or about [date and time] at [location]. Known identifiers include Sheriff report number [number], Sheriff’s Office ID [number] and court case number [number].
Franklin County Sheriff Public Records
Email: fcsopublicrecords@franklincountyohio.gov
Phone: 614-525-6096
Fax: 614-525-5730
Email: fcsopublicrecords@franklincountyohio.gov
Phone: 614-525-6096
Fax: 614-525-5730
Request a Columbus Division of Police arrest report
Confirm Columbus Police made the arrest
Do not send a suburban or Sheriff report request to Columbus.
Find the police report number
Use the citation, booking information or court case.
Open Find Reports
The city offers report retrieval and a report-request submission form.
Open Columbus Police reports
Choose Retrieve an Offense Report
Use this for an available Columbus police offense report.
Use the request form when the report is unavailable
Enter the report number, date, location and involved name.
Request only the records needed
Ask separately for body-camera footage, 911 audio or other media when relevant.
Search Franklin County Municipal Court records
Open Search Records
Search Franklin County Municipal Court
Use the case or ticket number when known
The Clerk identifies this as the most efficient search method.
Otherwise enter first and last name
Those two name fields satisfy the minimum party-name search.
Add the case year or type when needed
This reduces same-name and older-case results.
Read the newest docket entries
Look for arraignment, bond, warrant, attorney, amended charge, dismissal, plea and sentence.
Check for a felony bind-over
A preliminary Municipal Court case can continue in Common Pleas under another number.
Municipal Court Criminal/Traffic Division
375 South High Street, Second Floor
Columbus, OH 43215
Phone: 614-645-8186
375 South High Street, Second Floor
Columbus, OH 43215
Phone: 614-645-8186
The Clerk does not conduct broad defendant record checks by telephone. Use the online case search or submit a sufficiently specific records request.
Search a Franklin County felony case
Open Case Information Online
Search Franklin County Common Pleas cases
Use the Common Pleas case number
It may differ from the earlier Municipal Court number.
Otherwise search the defendant’s full name
Compare filing date, judge, prosecutor and offense information.
Find the indictment
The indictment identifies the felony counts filed in Common Pleas.
Review bond and counsel activity
A Common Pleas judge can enter new conditions after bind-over.
Read every count separately
One count can be dismissed while another results in conviction.
Locate the judgment and sentence
These entries provide the controlling final result.
Request the exact Franklin County court document
Certified complaint or indictment
Certified dismissal entry
Certified judgment entry
Certified sentencing entry
Certified no-bill or acquittal record
Certified sealing or expungement order
Complete docket sheet
Bond or release order
Clerk call script
I need the final certified disposition for [full legal name], case number [number]. Please confirm the result of every charge, the copy and certification cost, accepted payment and whether the record can be mailed or collected.
Check a Franklin County warrant safely
The Sheriff’s Wanted Persons page is not a complete list of every outstanding Franklin County warrant.
Identify the possible court case
Use an old booking, citation, notice or case number.
Search the Municipal or Common Pleas docket
Look for warrant, capias, served, recalled or withdrawn entries.
Read the latest entry
An old warrant event can remain visible after resolution.
Check the Sheriff’s Wanted Persons page
Treat it as a limited public list, not a complete countywide search.
View Franklin County Wanted Persons
Confirm directly
Contact the clerk or law-enforcement agency responsible for the case.
Use an attorney when the warrant concerns you
Counsel can explain surrender, appearance and bond procedures.
FCSO Warrants and Extraditions
Tip or information line: 614-525-3346
Tip or information line: 614-525-3346
Never confront or attempt to detain anyone. Similar names, recalled warrants and delayed updates can create dangerous errors.
Confirm every Franklin County case before posting bond
Recognizance
Release based on a promise to appear, sometimes with additional conditions.
Cash bond
The court requires money to be deposited under its current procedure.
Surety bond
An approved bond agent or surety guarantees the defendant’s appearance.
Hold or no-bond case
Another court, warrant or agency can prevent immediate release.
Verify the defendant and Sheriff’s Office ID
Match the birth details before arranging payment.
List every case and charge
One bond does not automatically clear another matter.
Identify every hold or warrant
Ask which court or agency controls each hold.
Confirm the newest court order
Do not rely only on the jail display.
Ask where the bond must be posted
Municipal and Common Pleas matters can use different clerk procedures.
Verify accepted payment
Ask about cash, cashier’s check, money order and surety options.
Keep every receipt and agreement
Record the payer, case number, amount, fee and collateral terms.
Common Pleas bond and criminal payments are handled through the Clerk’s General Division at 345 South High Street. Confirm the current window, payment form and case requirements before traveling.
Confirm the inmate’s facility before visiting or calling
James A. Karnes Corrections Center
2551 Fisher RoadColumbus, OH 43204
Inmate information: 614-525-3368
Medical Office: 614-525-3465
Visitation: 614-525-3383
Franklin County Corrections Center II
2460 Jackson PikeColumbus, OH 43223
Inmate information: 614-525-3368
Medical Office: 614-525-7615
Visitation: 614-525-7131
Recheck Booking Find immediately before a visit, book order or facility-specific inquiry. Housing can change.
Schedule a Franklin County inmate visit
Confirm the current facility
Booking Find displays the current location for visitation.
Register through ViaPath
Use the official Franklin County visitation site.
Register and schedule a visit
Create the visitor account
Use accurate identity and contact information.
Select the correct inmate
Match the full name and Sheriff’s Office ID.
Choose an available appointment
Confirm the facility, date, time and visit type before payment.
Use the required application
Mobile visitors may need the ViaPath visitation application identified by the Sheriff.
Protect case confidentiality
Public video visits are not privileged legal communications.
Franklin County publishes two free 20-minute virtual visits per week for incarcerated individuals, with additional paid options available through the visitation platform.
Send personal mail to the Phoenix scanning address
Current personal-mail format
Franklin County Jail, OH
Inmate Full Name – Inmate Identifier
P.O. Box 247
Phoenix, MD 21131
Inmate Full Name – Inmate Identifier
P.O. Box 247
Phoenix, MD 21131
Confirm the full name and identifier
Use the Sheriff’s Booking Find result.
Use the Phoenix address for ordinary correspondence
Personal mail is scanned and delivered through the inmate’s facility messaging application.
Do not assume the scanning address accepts legal mail
Attorneys should confirm the current privileged-mail address and procedure with the facility.
Order books from a commercial seller
Books and magazines must be new, softbound and ordered directly from a verifiable distributor, publisher or retailer.
Use the United States Postal Service for publications
The Sheriff states that UPS and FedEx publication packages are not accepted.
Keep publications unaltered and prepaid
Private-party, used, altered, bulk-rate and prohibited material can be rejected.
Money orders received through mail are placed in the inmate’s personal property rather than the commissary account. Use Access Corrections for commissary deposits.
Use facility communication without discussing case strategy
Confirm the inmate’s full name and ID
Use the provider identified by the facility
Review current rates before adding funds
Use the correct receiving telephone number
Expect ordinary communications to be monitored
Use attorney-approved privileged methods for legal strategy
Do not discuss admissions, witnesses, evidence, prohibited property or defense strategy during ordinary jail calls, messages or video visits.
Deposit Franklin County inmate commissary money
Find the inmate’s Sheriff’s Office ID
The official commissary page links to Booking Find.
Open Access Corrections
Select Ohio and Franklin County Jail, OH.
Make an official commissary deposit
Search by full name or Sheriff’s Office ID
Verify the recipient carefully before payment.
Review the handling fee
Fees differ by deposit amount and method.
Use a facility kiosk when preferred
Four 24-hour kiosks are available across Fisher Road and Jackson Pike.
Use Cash Pay Today for an approved retail deposit
Create the barcode before visiting a participating retailer.
Keep the confirmation number
Save the amount, inmate ID, date and payment method.
| Deposit amount | Website | Phone | Card kiosk | Cash kiosk | Retail cash |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $0.01–$19.99 | $3.95 | $4.95 | $3.95 | $3.00 | $3.95 |
| $20.00–$99.99 | $5.95 | $6.95 | $5.95 | $3.00 | $3.95 |
| $100.00–$199.99 | $8.95 | $9.95 | $8.95 | $3.00 | $3.95 |
| $200.00–$300.00 | $10.95 | $11.95 | $10.95 | $3.00 | $3.95 |
Published limits include $300 cash per recipient per day at kiosks, $900 cash per recipient per day through Cash Pay Today and $300 in credit or debit deposits over seven days per recipient and card. More than $2,000 sent within 10 days triggers an investigative inquiry.
Contact the correct Franklin County corrections facility
Confirm the facility
Use Booking Find before calling.
Have identifying information ready
Provide the name, birth date and Sheriff’s Office ID.
Describe the concern specifically
State symptoms, medication issues, behavior or immediate safety risk.
Use emergency services for an immediate outside emergency
Call 911 when a life-threatening situation exists outside corrections.
Privacy rules can limit what medical staff disclose, but family members can still provide relevant health and medication information.
Contact the Franklin County Public Defender
The Public Defender represents eligible indigent people in Municipal, Common Pleas, juvenile, appellate and qualifying custody proceedings.
Ask for counsel at the first appearance
Clearly state that the defendant cannot afford a private lawyer.
Complete the financial eligibility process
Provide accurate information about income, assets, household and expenses.
Check the court docket for assigned counsel
The lawyer’s name may appear after appointment.
Contact the Public Defender
Provide the defendant’s name, case number, court and custody location.
Open Franklin County Public Defender information
Use the correct interview period
Municipal interviews are published for Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 1:30–3:30 p.m. Common Pleas and appellate interviews are by appointment.
Do not discuss the case on ordinary jail calls
Use attorney-approved privileged communication.
Franklin County Public Defender
373 South High Street, 12th Floor
Columbus, OH 43215
Phone: 614-525-3194
Email: fcpublicdefender@franklincountyohio.gov
General office hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
373 South High Street, 12th Floor
Columbus, OH 43215
Phone: 614-525-3194
Email: fcpublicdefender@franklincountyohio.gov
General office hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Get court updates, advocacy and compensation help
Keep the police and court case numbers
These help advocates locate the investigation and prosecution.
Contact felony Victim Witness Services
The Prosecutor’s unit assists victims in serious felony cases.
Open Franklin County victim resources
Request notice of hearings and bond changes
Advocates can help victims understand their rights and case status.
Ask for help with a victim-impact statement
The unit supports participation in sentencing and related proceedings.
Register for VINE when appropriate
VINE can provide custody-status notifications.
Apply for Ohio Crime Victim Compensation
Eligible expenses can include medical care, counseling, lost wages and funeral costs.
Apply for Ohio victim compensation
Franklin County Victim Witness Assistance
373 South High Street, 14th Floor
Columbus, OH 43215
Phone: 614-525-3555
373 South High Street, 14th Floor
Columbus, OH 43215
Phone: 614-525-3555
Ohio’s compensation program currently permits up to $50,000 in eligible reimbursement. A claim generally must be filed within three years of the crime, subject to special rules for minors and other exceptions.
Request your fingerprint-based Ohio criminal history
BCI computerized criminal-history records are not an unrestricted public database. You can request your own record to inspect it for accuracy and completeness.
Prepare your complete identifying information
Use your full legal name, current address and requested personal details.
Obtain a complete set of fingerprints
Use a BCI office or a participating WebCheck provider.
Provide signed consent
The person whose history is requested must authorize the release.
Pay the current $22 BCI fee
A WebCheck provider may add its own service charge.
Bring valid photo identification
Identity must be confirmed at fingerprint submission.
Compare every entry with Franklin County court records
Obtain a certified disposition for any missing or disputed result.
Ohio BCI Criminal Identification
Phone: 740-845-2000
Phone: 740-845-2000
Use ODRC only after a person enters state custody or supervision
ODRC Offender Search is not a replacement for the Franklin County jail search. It covers people in Ohio prison, under ODRC supervision, judicially released or listed as parole violators at large.
Open ODRC Offender Search
Search Ohio state offenders
Use the offender number when known
Include the correct A, R or W prefix and six-digit number.
Otherwise search by last name
Add first name, county or status only when needed.
Verify the offender number and institution
Do not rely only on the name or photograph.
Save the committing county and docket
Use the docket to locate the Franklin County Common Pleas case.
Read the information limits
ODRC warns that a result may not contain the full sentencing history.
Correct the office responsible for the inaccurate entry
Request your BCI history
Use the fingerprint-based record to identify the exact disputed entry.
Compare every official source
Check the arrest report, jail result, Municipal Court docket and Common Pleas case.
Save the incorrect information
Record the date, URL, report number, Sheriff’s Office ID and case number.
Obtain certified proof
Use a corrected report, dismissal, judgment, sentence or sealing order.
Correct police data through the originating agency
Contact Columbus Police, FCSO or the suburban department that made the entry.
Correct court data through the proper clerk
Contact Municipal Court for a misdemeanor or preliminary case and Common Pleas for a felony case.
Follow BCI challenge instructions
BCI directs people to the local agency or court responsible for incorrect information because BCI does not maintain the underlying court documents.
Recheck connected databases
A correction in one system may not immediately update another system or private report.
Correction is different from record sealing. Correction fixes information that is factually inaccurate. Sealing or expungement restricts an accurate record that qualifies under Ohio law.
File in the Franklin County court where the case occurred
Municipal Court case
Use the Municipal Clerk’s Criminal/Traffic sealing forms for eligible misdemeanor, traffic and non-conviction cases.
Common Pleas felony case
Use the Clerk of Courts criminal forms for eligible felony convictions and non-conviction records.
Dismissed charge
Not-guilty finding
Grand-jury no bill
Eligible misdemeanor conviction
Eligible felony conviction
Completed sentence and supervision
No disqualifying pending case
Correct waiting period completed
Collect the full case history
Obtain the complaint or indictment, disposition, sentence and completion records.
Review every charge from the arrest
Eligibility can differ among charges from the same event.
Select the proper court and form
File with Municipal Court or Common Pleas according to where the case occurred.
Use the Municipal Court forms when applicable
A hearing date is mandatory after a Municipal Court sealing application is filed.
Open Municipal Court sealing forms
Use Common Pleas criminal forms for felony cases
The Clerk provides conviction, non-conviction and specialized expungement applications.
Open Common Pleas criminal forms
Pay the filing fee or request indigency relief
Common Pleas currently publishes a $50 filing fee for a conviction-sealing case and provides an affidavit-of-indigency form.
Attend the hearing
Bring certified dispositions and proof that all sentence requirements are complete.
Obtain certified copies of the order
Keep copies for BCI, law enforcement and private background-report disputes.
Recheck public systems
Verify the Municipal Court, Common Pleas and jail displays after processing.
Ohio eligibility rules are fact-specific and can change. Offense type, prior cases, pending charges and the number of convictions can affect eligibility.
Franklin County jail, court and record contacts
James A. Karnes Corrections Center
2551 Fisher Road
Columbus, OH 43204
Columbus, OH 43204
Corrections Center II
2460 Jackson Pike
Columbus, OH 43223
Columbus, OH 43223
Franklin County Sheriff
373 South High Street
Columbus, OH 43215
Columbus, OH 43215
Sheriff Public Records
Reports, footage and other Sheriff public records.
Municipal Court Clerk
375 South High Street
Columbus, OH 43215
Columbus, OH 43215
Municipal Criminal Division
Misdemeanor, traffic and preliminary felony records.
Common Pleas Clerk
373 South High Street
Columbus, OH 43215
Columbus, OH 43215
Public Defender
Municipal, felony, juvenile and appellate representation.
Victim Witness Assistance
Felony case notices and victim support.
Columbus Police Public Records
120 Marconi Boulevard
Columbus, OH 43215
Columbus, OH 43215
Map to James A. Karnes Corrections Center
Map to Franklin County Municipal Court
Confirm before traveling: Recheck custody, facility, public hours, entrance location, identification requirements, payment methods and appointment rules.
What users can understand without opening many websites
Arrest and court workflow
Inmate search steps, identity checks, agency routing, misdemeanor-versus-felony jurisdiction, warrants, bond and final-disposition review.
Jail and family workflow
Facility contacts, virtual visits, digital mail, publication rules, commissary fees, deposit limits and medical-office routing.
History and relief workflow
Police-report requests, BCI review, ODRC search, record corrections, Municipal Court sealing and Common Pleas expungement forms.
Franklin County arrest-record questions answered
How do I search Franklin County jail records?
Open the Sheriff’s Inmate Information page, select Search Inmate Information and search by last and first name.
What information does the inmate search show?
It can show current inmates, charges, case numbers, visitation location and court dates.
Where do I verify a Franklin County bond?
Confirm bond through the Municipal Court Clerk or Common Pleas Clerk associated with the criminal case.
Where do I search misdemeanor cases?
Use the Franklin County Municipal Court Clerk’s official Search Records page.
Where do I search felony cases?
Use Franklin County Clerk of Courts Case Information Online for Court of Common Pleas cases.
How do I request a Sheriff arrest report?
Contact FCSO Public Records at 614-525-6096 or fcsopublicrecords@franklincountyohio.gov.
How do I request a Columbus police report?
Use the Columbus Find Reports page or contact the Police Public Records Unit at 614-645-4925.
Where do I send personal inmate mail?
Use the current digital-mail format with the inmate name and identifier at P.O. Box 247, Phoenix, Maryland 21131.
How much is an Ohio BCI personal record?
The current BCI fee is $22, plus any separate WebCheck provider charge.
Can a Franklin County arrest record be sealed?
Many qualifying dismissed, acquitted, no-bill and conviction records may be eligible. File the proper application in Municipal Court or Common Pleas, depending on where the case occurred.
