Where to Find Things Out: People

A Diverse Miscellany of Resources on People in Albuquerque and Beyond

Obviously you should start with the search engines:
Google, Yahoo, Bing at the very least.

Continue with the social networks:
LinkedIn, Facebook, MySpace, Twitter at the very least,
plus
Xing.com, Ecademy.com and Ryze.com.

The Albuquerque Journal’s Online Archives: Stories, email and pictures since 1995.
Subscription required for most material.
http://www.abqjournal.com
http://www/abqjournal.com/epaper

Journal Watchdog: DWI Resource Center, arrest data, MADD, Courts, business records, even airplane marking identification.
http://www.abqjournal.com/watchdog

InvestiDate: How to Investigate Your Date.
More of a “how-to” than a direct resource, but the webinar classes look promising.
http://www.investidateyourdate.com/Classes.html

CriminalCheck.com: Search criminal records by name.
http://criminalcheck.com/

Data on criminals who live in your neighborhood:
http://www.criminalsearches.com

State District and magistrate courts: Criminal and civil cases by party name or case number.

Bernalillo County: Searchable records for Bernalillo County Metropolitan Court.

Municipal Courts: Online municipal court databases. Most municipal courts don’t have websites; you may have to visit in person.

The National Center for State Courts, http://www.ncsconline.org, helps locate state and federal courts.

GovEngine.com lists local courts.

Search for properties and their owners at the Bernalillo County Property Tax Search page: http://www.bernco.gov/property-tax-search-disclaimer/

To research attorneys, see FindLaw.com.

To research doctors, see the AMA site at http://www.ama-assn.org.