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The question is Why do some states require fingerprints for issuance of a concealed carry permit and is that constitutional? Jim Davis wrote of another Jim Davis with an extensive criminal record, and a similar SSN. I was in charge of an office that was responsible for granting or denying access to Navy bases (similar criteria for denying a concealed carry permit). My team conducted criminal history checks based on Name, and date of birth, with SSN as a tie-breaker. With common names it’s not unusual to see outstanding warrants and significant criminal records on hundreds of people many of whom use upwards of 50 different variations of names, dates of birth, or Social Security Numbers. Every time that gets keyed into the system during an arrest it becomes a permanent part of the record. The only constant is the fingerprints that are taken and entered at the time of the arrest, which are also followed up during incarceration, probation and parole, etc.We put .pdf file on our website that said if we denied access it was based on a certain set of criteria that popped when we ran a Criminal History/Wants & Warrants based on name and DOB. If you felt that our results were wrong, you were strongly encouraged send your own fingerprints in to the FBI on an “Employment Fingerprint Records Check”. In many cases we were later presented a package from the FBI showing that the individual had never been convicted of anything resulting in their fingerprints going to Clarksburg, WV.https://cnic.navy.mil/content/dam/cnic/cnrma/pdfs/CVS/CVS_Denial_and_waiver.pdfI’m not an expert on issuing CCW permits, but I’m pretty sure that the purpose is not to make sure that you are who you say you are, but rather to see the criminal record (if any) of the person that those fingerprints are linked to.Constitutionality is a whole different issue. There is an assumption that a law is constitutional until such time as it is challenged and a decision is rendered. The technicalities involved, the arguments made for and against, the thought processes of previous related decisions, different aspects of the constitution, and the make-up of the court will impact that determination. Certainly nobody here can definitively say that fingerprinting is or isn’t constitutional.

Which “records” and for what reason?If your father was able to afford an attorney, you can contact that person’s office (if he/she is still in business or alive) and ask for copies of his files. You may wish to determine from his past billing if he has already been charged for reproduction costs. If he has NOT, then you are probably going to be asked to pay those costs, which may be substantial. The attorney’s office will let you know how much it will be.If your father was indigent, then many of his legal affairs may have been handled by one or public defender’s offices. You need to check with the municipalities in question what records (if any) they’ll release to you and how much they’ll charge for copies. It’s very likely that given the lack of time that public defenders have to spend on each individual case, these records may be “spotty” or incomplete. There may not be much in them that is “useful” to you.You can get trial transcripts for any of the cases that went to trial. Depending upon the year(s) and the municipality the transcripts may be public records or they may have been taken by a private service, meaning that you’ll have to pay costs for the replication. In some cases, the transcripts have been transferred over to microfiche or .pdf files so they can be emailed to you.Finally, depending upon the prison system and the laws which govern it, limited records may be available. You are going to have to provide proof of your relationship and it’s likely not going to be a very quick process. If you are planning on filing a lawsuit, you may be able to get even greater access to records. However, most requests are going to receive as little information about the former prisoner as they required to release.