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How to conduct a technical data analysis
There are a host of reasons for conducting background checks. You may need this for pre-employment reasons but you may also need the full background because you are potentially dealing with a bad person. In addition, if you are tracing a total stranger regarding a fraud or theft charge you would be well advised to complete your search with a Federal Criminal Background Check.
Oftentimes people ask why they should include a Federal Criminal Background Check in their list of searches on a target person. The reasons are many and they are significant. Any criminal hits in a background check will in all probability have saved you both money and liability and they should be followed up with a full Federal search as well.
The reason for this is because Federal like Drug-related offenses are the most serious and present the most risk and liability for an employer. They also tend to reflect on negatively on an individual in terms of both risk and work productivity.
Secondly, the Federal and State jurisdictions are segregated. The Federal and State jurisdictions are each governed by both legislation and policy. Every State - and often even Counties - maintains its own separate database of information on criminal behavior and background information. A basic criminal background check in our State may return no offense data - but the target person may have a long history of drug-related offenses that are kept at the Federal level. Since the Federal charges are typically the most serious it is very important for you to know about them.