National Domestic Violence Database



Name	*	The National Domestic Violence Database PO Box 2603 Gary, IN 46403 Email Us Patterned after Megan’s Law, the National Online Database of Convicted Domestic Violence Abusers allows women and men to find out if a person they are (or wish to become) involved with has been abusive in past relationships. The database was developed by Ms. Myra Spearman, victims’ advocate and Executive Director of The Weaker Vessel, Inc. (www.theweakervessel.org). Without any federal or state support or funding, Ms. Spearman—herself a survivor of domestic violence and stalking—is obtaining the names and criminal records of convicted abusers and inputting this information into the database name by name, state by state. Ms. Spearman is currently paying the costs of obtaining these records, which can be in the hundreds of dollars per record, out of her own pocket. To help cover the costs of obtaining more records from more states, funding is desperately needed. Any donations will enable this critically important database to become complete and comprehensive—helping to prevent domestic violence and save lives. Click here to make a donation today.
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The purpose and records contained herein are not meant to slander but are derived from actual court documents. The sole intent of this web-site is to contribute to the Prevention of Domestic Violence and Sexual Abuse of Women and Children Worldwide. All documents are a matter of Public Record.

Note: There are many persons who share like or similar names. In order to avoid misinterpretation of any public record, a concerned party should request a copy of the case file from the courts which will provide more identifying information. All criminal conviction records including orders of protection are public records which are compiled by the courts in each county state by state. Contact the county's court house directly to verify all information. If you have any further questions contact National Domestic Violence Database directly.