An overview of foul play and arson records.

Foul play records and arson records are public criminal records. County and state foul play and arson records can be found at court or police department public records registries. Federal criminal records can be found at the Federal Investigation Bureau and federal courts.

Foul play records are public files that show if a person has been involved in any foul play actions - unfair, treacherous conducts or violence. Many people are interested in checking foul play records as they are a good indicator for someone's personality. Arson records are not so common especially when it comes to private public record searches.

How to find foul play or arson records?

Foul play records as well as arson records can be accessed in several different ways. One option is to visit the court clerk's department and search for the records there. You will need to fill in a request form for each record you want to view. Some courts will also charge you a tax for every record request.

Another way to search for foul play records or arson records is via the Internet. There are some public record databases that you can use. These databases are usually connected to all government public record resources so you will get the same records as you would get from the court but much faster and easier.