text: Depending on which state you live in, you may be entitled to a copy of a criminal records check through your state police agency. \n\nAs an example, Illinois allows an individual to view what is contained in their arrest record; charges, case status, and convictions. Juvenile information is not included unless you were charged as an adult.  However this information cannot leave the office, in this case the Bureau of Investigation. I think it was in Joliet, and it was a twenty (20.00) charge. \n\nCheck with your state police agency website to see if they offer that, or something similar. Another way is to contact your home town pd to see if your state offers something similar.\n\nIf you did not go to court on it; meaning you moved to 'miss trial' do not be surprised if there is or was a warrant issued for your arrest. Bouncing a check or 'floating' is usually a misdemeanor offense, unless you have prior convictions for a theft or fraud offenses, then they might bump it to felony charges. \n\nGo to a library and look up your state's criminal code, that should tell you what time you may have to do.\n\nHope that helps.