SLIDE 1 Finding Identifiers (of defendants) from Documents On PACER (online) and inside U.S. District Court Files by
Steven Brownstein
The Background Investigator
presents
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This presentation assumes that you already have account and can log-in PACER.
This presentation assumes you already have an account with PACER and logged in.
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We will choose criminal search
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Add the criteria and search
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Then select name..click on case #
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Oops..Where’s Vincent?
Certainly, not Frank
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Back to screen, click on other Vicente
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So what should I do?
Again, not Frank
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Try case number as search criteria
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Let’s click on one of these
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Finally!
Run Report
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Click on Docket Report
Click on Docket Report
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Name, charges, etc..
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Documents that are available are highlighted and can be selected.
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This slide is here because there were 3 pages of docket that was printed. Ignore this slide.
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We are looking for documents that would have identifiers such as DOB, SS#, even signature of defendant. Appearance Bond has signature.
SLIDE 17 Here’s is a copy of
can compare that with signature on application.
SLIDE 18 So we go (manually look) into the file and for documents not found on PACER
Case Cover Sheet is the best place to search.
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But even those can come up blank. Check out Criminal Cover Sheet for other defendant, Frank. No DOB, no SS#
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Going back to the (Frank Sablan’s) Query Screen we choose again choose Appearance Bond and find defendant’s signature.
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