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Oregon Criminal Records History
We offer 2 options when searching for Oregon criminal records history:
Option #1) Oregon Department of State Police Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS)
Option #2) Oregon Judicial Case Information Network (OJCIN)
What you should know when ordering an Open Record from the Oregon State Police (CJIS)
- You must provide search subject’s full name, Date of Birth, SSN and current mailing address
- If the record contains conviction information, it is mandated by Oregon law to notify the search subject of the person who requested the background check. If no conviction information is found, the subject is not notified of the request
- If a criminal record is found: Report cannot be furnished for 14 days. By Oregon law, Oregon State Police must send the search subject a copy of the criminal history record to give the individual 14 days to challenge or provide documents to correct information contained in the record. You will receive the results of the background check regardless of any challenge to this record after 14 days.
About Oregon Judicial Case Information Network (OJCIN OnLine)
Court case information available from all 36 of Oregon’s circuit courts, in addition to the Tax & Appellate courts. We can search for civil, small claims, tax, domestic, and criminal (including misdemeanor and felony) cases.
NO Criminal Records Found – Sample Report
CJIS Division of the Department of Oregon State Police
October 28, 2018
BCS BACKGROUND SCREENING
1172 SOUTH DIXIE HWY – STE 257
CORAL GABLES, FL 33146
This letter acknowledges receipt of your request for Oregon criminal offender information on
Name: SAMPLE, JOHN Q
DOB: 10/11/****
No Oregon criminal record was found based upon the information you have provided for
the above name.
ORS 181A.245(2) If the department holds no criminal offender information on an individual, or the
department’s compiled criminal offender information on the individual consists only of nonconviction
data, the department shall respond to a request under this section that the individual has no criminal
record and shall release no further information.
The Open Records Unit provides criminal history information based only on the similarity of names and
descriptive information. Results of this request have not been confirmed by fingerprints.
The CJIS Division of the Department of State Police is designated by law as the central repository for
criminal offender information for the State of Oregon.
Open Records Unit
Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) Division
Oregon State Police
Criminal Records Found – Oregon Judicial Department Online Records Search
Case Information
17CR1234567 | State of Oregon vs JOHN Q SAMPLE
Case Number 17CR1234567 – Court Clackamas
File Date: 08/23/2017
Case Type: Offense Misdemeanor
Case Status: Closed
Party
Plaintiff: State of Oregon
Active Attorneys
Lead Attorney CLACKAMAS COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Defendant: SAMPLE, JOHN Q DOB: XX/XX/1988
Charges
SAMPLE, JOHN Q
Disposition Events
09/01/2017 Plea
Judicial Officer Fleming, Ian T.
09/06/2017 Disposition
Judicial Officer Fleming, Ian T.
09/06/2017 Sentence
Sentencing Details
Decision Date: 09/06/2017
Incarceration
Duration: 30 Days
Agency: County Jail
Remand
Credit Time Served
Statute: 137.752
Eligibility: Not Eligible
Other Eligibility: No EHD, RMOMS or AIP. Eligible for good time / earned time credit.
Financial
SAMPLE, JOHN Q
Total Financial Assessment $935.00 Total Payments and Credits $0.00
Note: Report sample above is a free records search from Oregon Judicial Department Online Records Search. The Oregon Judicial Department is pleased to provide free online access to limited case information in the circuit courts and Tax Court of this state. The displayed information is not the official ORS 7.020 register record, and, therefore, should not be relied upon as an official record of the court. Specifically, individuals should not use this system for background checks or other purposes that require more complete identity or case information. The full official register for non-confidential case types can be accessed at the courthouse public terminals or, for certain business entities, through a subscription to OJCIN Online.