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Unlike an FBI Identity History Summary, which can only be accessed by the person whose name appears on the records, a lot of state and local criminal records can be accessed by others. Before you try and find state or local criminal records, decide whether you will have access to the records you are looking for. You can always access your own criminal records. Consent is usually required before someone else can access your criminal records. Common situations in which an individual may ask for your criminal records include purchasing a gun from a firearms dealer; private school applications; and applications for jobs. For example, a prospective employer may ask you to consent to a criminal history check on their employment application. While you can certainly deny that request, the employer may see this as a deal breaker and decide to pursue someone else. However, depending on the state you live in, some criminal records will be public and no consent will be needed for access. For example, in Montana, the public can receive arrest and court information on felony and misdemeanor charges. Also, in every state, the general public can obtain certain information about a person's sex crimes. In general, if you are trying to find and access your own criminal records, you will be able to do so with out many impediments. If you are trying to find someone else's criminal records, always ask for and receive consent unless you know the records are public. if you are looking for local or state criminal records, you will want to start your search by visiting your local or state police department. Police departments will usually have records of all criminal activity having taken place in their jurisdiction. Some police departments may require you to make a request in person, while other departments may allow you to make a request over the phone or even online. For example, in Pennsylvania, you can make an online request for criminal records by accessing their Pennsylvania Access to Criminal History website. Once you access the site, you will start a new records request and follow the on-screen instructions. You will be asked to provide the name and address of the person whose records you are requesting, and you will be asked to provide a reason for the request. Once you have provided the required information, you will be required to pay $10 for each request you make. Once you have paid your request will be processed, which usually takes between two and three weeks. If you are requesting records in person, go to your local police department and ask the information desk for help making a criminal history request. There will usually be a form you will fill out, you will have to provide acceptable identification, and you will have to pay a required fee. Another place you can look for criminal history records is your local courthouse, which will usually have records regarding ongoing criminal cases. These records may include criminal charges, indictments, court filings, and case numbers. To search for these criminal records, go to your local courthouse and ask for help obtaining these records. Each courthouse will conduct these searches differently. Some counties may allow you to search for these records online. For example, Miami-Dade County, Florida allows you to search for cases taking place, or having taken place, in that county. In order to search for a case, you will need to know the case number. Each state has a law allowing citizens to request public records. Any public criminal record that is in your state's database will be searchable and obtainable. In order to access these records, you will need to make a public records request, which involves writing a letter or email to the correct agency detailing the records you are looking for. Each state's public records request laws are different, so be sure to check with your state in order to make a valid request. Look here for your state's public records laws. Once at the website, simply click on the state you are trying to make a request in, and you will gain access to that state's laws and requirements. Look here for a sample letter from every state. Use these letters as templates when you begin writing your own request.

summary: Know who can request local or state criminal records. Go to your local or state police department. Check with your local or state clerk of courts. Submit a public records request.

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Sea salt is helpful for tooth pain, and you can make a sea salt rinse for your mouth. To make the rinse, dissolve teaspoon of sea salt in four ounces of warm water. Hold the solution in your mouth over the painful tooth for 30 to 60 seconds. Spit it out and repeat two to three times. You can also add antibacterial substances to this mixture to reduce the pain. Mix salt water, propolis, and mouthwash in equal qualities. Rinse your mouth with warm water afterwards. Make sure not to swallow the rinse. You can do this three to four times a day. Apple cider vinegar has antiseptic properties that can help alleviate tooth pain. To make an apple cider vinegar rinse, mix cup of warm water and 1/4 cup of apple cider vinegar. Hold the solution in your mouth over the painful tooth for 30 to 60 seconds. Spit it out and repeat 2-3 times. Do not swallow the water-vinegar mixture. Rinse with warm water afterwards. You can do this three to four times a day. Rinse your mouth with 3% solution of hydrogen peroxide. Swish it around your mouth for 30 to 60 seconds and then spit it out. Make sure not to swallow this solution. Avoid alcohol, as it can cause severe dehydration or even burns on your soft tissue.
summary: Use a sea salt rinse. Make an apple cider vinegar rinse. Try hydrogen peroxide.