The Truth About ALL Online Background Check Companies
If the company you are currently using for your background checks is not licensed in the state of New Jersey, you are NOT getting a full and accurate statewide criminal record search! Online background check companies offer background checks in the state of New Jersey that pull from three public records sources; Promis Gavel, DOC, and a 21 County Criminal search. Many companies will claim that these searches are thorough and complete! The truth of the matter is these searches DO NOT yield municipal level offenses unless they are attached to an indictable offense (County level offense). The Municipal Courts in New Jersey are considered courts of limited jurisdiction. In other words, a Municipal Court has jurisdiction only over cases that occur within the boundaries of its municipality Unlike most states, NJ municipal arrest records, or “Non-Indictable Offenses,” are isolated in each municipal court. These arrests are not entered into the Promis Gavel, DOC, or County court databases. Some examples of municipal level offenses include simple assault, weapons offenses, drug offenses, theft, shoplifting, and ordinance violations. It is important to note that repeat offenses also remain at the municipal level. For example, a habitual drug offender can have numerous...
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DMV Records A Motor Vehicle Report is sometimes referred to as a MVR Report, MVR Search, MVR Check, a Driver’s License Verification, a Driving Records search, or a DMV search. Read More Credit Reports This report provides a financial profile of an individual for the past seven years, and includes collection accounts, public records, bankruptcies, judgments and monthly payment history. Read More Comprehensive Report The Comprehensive Report pulls all the available data about your subject in one, convenient, readable report. Read More Fingerprinting BackgroundcheckNJ employs highly trained and skilled fingerprint technicians that provide a valuable mobile, inked, fingerprint service for all of New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Delaware. Read More National Read More NJ Statewide Read More...
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Random alcohol and drug testing can effectively determine substance use. Many individuals who submit to random drug or alcohol testing want to know how long different substances remain in the system. The answer to this varies widely, depending on a person’s sex, weight, tolerance, the amount of food in his system and additional factors. The lengths of time provided are guidelines only. According to information provided by the U.S. Department of Transportation, random drug and alcohol testing is mandated for drivers with a commercial driver’s license or CDL. Alcohol Alcohol is considered a drug by almost all professionals and interventionists. According to Health Tests Direct, a drug testing company, alcohol will remain in the system for between one and 10 hours. Amphetamines and Barbituates Truck drivers and people who must stay awake for long periods of time may be susceptible to using amphetamines, which speed up your heart rate and metabolism. Health Tests Direct reports that speed will stay in a person’s system for one or two days. Methamphetamines, however, can remain in the system for two to four days. According to the National Drug and Research Centre in Australia, the main difference between amphetamine and methamphetamine is a...
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