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Yes, especially through INTERPOL.

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The FBI has access to certain foreign criminal record databases through mutual legal assistance agreements and information-sharing partnerships with other countries' law enforcement agencies. However, the extent of this access can vary depending on the specific agreements and relationships in place with each country.

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