Dispositions are maintained by the Clerk of the Court's Office at the Marion County Judicial Center. Records checks showing an arrest should be followed up by a request for the disposition of the arrest. This information will show if the arrestee was found guilty, not guilty or if adjudication was withheld. To obtain this information, please call (352) 620-3904.

To obtain a certificate of disposition, bring the following information to the Central Clerks' Office, 100 Centre Street, Room 1000, New York, NY 10013, (646) 386-4000. If you are the defendant on a sealed case, you must bring a picture I.D. If requesting a disposition for a defendant who has a sealed case, you must submit a notarized letter from the defendant giving permission to release the disposition. Certificates of disposition cost $10. See similar questions...

Arrest and court disposition info can only be modified by court order or at the direction of the arresting agency/district attorney having jurisdiction over the criminal matter. The Department policy is to retain criminal history info until the subject of the record reaches 100 years of age. See similar questions...

Disposition is the re-selling of surplus artwork from corporate art collections. art4business' Disposition Collection is organized on a bidding basis, offering potential savings. See similar questions...

Yes, in extreme cases we will take an offender into custody. We have full Police enforcement powers in the State of New Jersey. See similar questions...

A - All complaints are prioritized and responded to based on the perceived severity. "A" complaints are generally responded to within 1.5 days and "B" complaints are generally responded to within 25 days. Other complaints are responded to as time and resources allow. Also see BIS Complaint Disposition Codes (pdf- 23kb). See similar questions...

You are arrested when law enforcement officers take you into custody or otherwise deprive you of your freedom of movement in any significant way, in order to hold you to answer for a criminal offense. Under Florida law, police officers are obligated to identify themselves, advise you that you are under arrest, and explain why, unless circumstances make it impossible for them to do so at that time. See similar questions...

A person is placed under arrest when they have been taken into police custody, usually through verbal (police officer tells a person that he is "under arrest") or physical means (handcuffs, actual physical restraint). You are considered to be "in custody" when your freedom to move has been restricted by the police. If at any point you no longer have the ability to get up and walk away from the police, you are in police custody. See similar questions...

Adjudicated with no disposition should be used when the juvenile will remain in the county where they were adjudicated. The juvenile is adjudicated but the court decides to forego any sanction/supervision. See similar questions...

They may be returned to their owner, with or without restrictions. There may not be a prosecutable case, or the court determines owner redemption. They may be euthanized by order of the court, for medical reasons, or humanely put to death for behavioral reasons (officially deemed vicious and dangerous, or failure of temperament testing). See similar questions...

The procedure has no effect on a pet's intelligence or ability to learn, play, work or hunt. Most pets tend to be better behaved following the operation, making them more desirable companions. Contrary to popular belief, the surgery will not make your pet fat. A balanced diet and exercise will keep your pet from experiencing the health risks associated with obesity. Ask your veterinarian to advise you on the best diet and exercise plan for your pet for each stage of its life. See similar questions...

You must request a Criminal disposition in writing accompanied by a fee of $10.00 per name. Mail your request and check or money order payable to the Livingston Parish Clerk of Court to: See similar questions...

If you choose to dispute the 'Itemized Disposition of Security Deposit', you must do so in writing within 15 days of receipt thereof. Please check your lease, addendum, and welcome package given to you at the time of lease signature for further information or clarification. See similar questions...

This term refers to actions taken with regard to records when they are no longer active. The actions include transfer to a records centre for temporary semi-active storage, transfer of inactive records with archival value to the University Archives for permanent preservation, donation to an eligible repository, reproduction on microform, and destruction. See similar questions...

Copies of all reports are available 8 AM to 5 PM, Monday thru Friday (closed holidays), at the main SJSO Administrative complex, 4015 Lewis Speedway, St. Augustine, FL 32084. Copies of event reports are usually available the next business day. Copies of crash reports may not be available for up to 5 business days. Copies of arrest records are also available. There is no charge for this service if the report is 10 pages or less. See similar questions...

The AED treats only a heart that is in ventricular fibrillation or ventricular tachycardia. In other cardiac arrest situations, the heart does not respond to electric current but needs medications and breathing support instead. Also, AEDs are less successful when the victim has been in cardiac arrest for longer than a few minutes, especially if no CPR was provided. See similar questions...

In people of all ages, sudden cardiac arrest is an abrupt loss of the heart's ability to pump blood. In most cases, it is caused by a sudden arrhythmia, such as ventricular fibrillation, in which the heart's electrical impulses create a dangerous and chaotic heart rhythm. When this happens, the victim collapses and quickly loses consciousness as blood flow to the brain is stopped. Unless a normal heart rhythm is restored within minutes, the victim will die or will suffer brain damage. See similar questions...

A wide spectrum of cardiovascular abnormalities may cause sudden cardiac arrest in young athletes. A minor defect may become deadly if the heart is challenged and the electrical order of the heart is disrupted. Heart defects that may lead to cardiac arrest can be genetic or acquired due to a serious virus. Cardiomyopathy is the hidden heart defect that most commonly leads to sudden cardiac arrest in young athletes. See similar questions...

Both sexes make wonderful pets. Females are smaller and considerably more active than males and their fur is softer. On the other hand, males are normally happier sitting on your lap and having you scratch their head. I want to buy some new rats, but how can I be sure I don't bring home a deadly virus to my existing pet rats. Any new rat should be quarantined from two weeks to a month. See similar questions...