...out if i have a warrant in tha state of texas on tha internet?
133493
this is something you really want to be careful to do.First call the city where you think you have a warrent,call the prosecuter,or sheriffs dept.but make sure you use a pay phone and dont stay on longer than 5minutes. be careful,be safe...a former criminal....
464027
you post is not clear, but if they have a warrant, and the warrant is valid and signed by the judge they can search for anything named on the warrant
68363
Your county probably has a web page if its not there online you have to go to the courthouse.
448509
It really depends on the court.  Some will cancel the warrant if you come in & pay, some require a court appearance.  I'd call the court and ask them.  But if you go & pay, make sure you get paperwork that says the warrant is cancelled.  Don't trust the computer to get it right.
553905
yes- there will be an warrant issued if it is know you ran away?\nIf not an amber alert will be issued for you and if it is found then that you ran away, you will be in even more trouble, possibly a felony
628351
The longer you wait, the worse the penalties.  There is a warrant out for your arrest now, and that's not a good thing.  Do the time and get it over with - why have this hanging over your head?
222578
Was the arrest based on a complaint when you were out in public? It would seem that your home would be private. If you were not in public, you might report this arrest to the ACLU. They are short-staffed, but at least you would be on record. I won't let a cop in my house without a warrant, but it's a little late for that to help you now.
453867
why didn't you pay the minor fine and not have to sweat this thing for life? you could call the sherif and ask him if he wants to get you. hey he can't trace your phone call to him just don't tell him where you are.
206436
try and cross the border, us customs and border protection can let you know if you have any warrants.
408890
you may want to contact your state attorney general's office and ask them.  Or, since the FBI investigates internet crime, you can ask them.  As far as being tracked...yes you can be.
184246
The State of Texas has an "Offender Search" feature on its Department of Corrections webpage. Keep in mind, while using it, that the State is only responsible for the incarceration of state prisoners - anyone being held in county jail is being held by the county, and the State will not have records on those individuals. Try the local county to see if it's one of those technologically advanced counties that offer a similar service.\n\nThe State search site is linked below.
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maybe you are misreading the 4th ammendment..\n\nit applies to personal property.. not cyberspace.\n\n>>if you want to be techincal about it.. who owns the communication satillites that you access the web from?\n>> i would relax if i were you.. if you are not writing emails to terroists then you have nothing to fear but fear itself.. \n\n>>another situation where 4th ammendment doesnt apply.. searching of vehicles.. many police jurisdictions do not require your consent to search your vehicle.. why?.. because you are on a publicly owned road or highway.. \n\nyou didnt waste 2 points.. its a legitamate question.. and i hope my answer helps..
367309
Your state would have such a listing online - perhaps your local police do also.
82819
I would suggest that you contact either the Clerk of Court in the county you are inquiring about or contact the District Attorney for that county.\n\nI don't believe you can access information about bench warrants online at no cost.
535101
Go down to your local office and request it.  They should have had the warrant with them, but the law does not require that they have it in hand (although highly preferable), as long as it exists at the time.  You may want to go ask for it and just check it out.
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Disclaimer: I am not a attorney, so if you want legal advice contact a attorney.\n1. Call the court to find out if a warrant has been issued for your arrest.\n2. If a warrant has been issued for your arrest, contact the city marshall to find out what your options are. \n3. Jail credit in Texas is a minimum of $50 a day but is usually higher. \n\nLegally you can contact a attorney to get your best options. This problem won't go away until you contact the court.
471371
First of all did they have a search warrant and if so how specific or broad was the scope of the search?  If they had a warrant and followed all of the particulars of the warrant then in all likelihood what they did was legal.  At the execution of the warrant they are not required to arrest anyone though most times they do.  It is not safe to say you are OK until the statute of limitations is up.  Until then you can be arrested for any number of charges based on the evidence they took.  You are unlikely to get any of the things back that they took but if you get anything it will be the lamp and the computer.  I would consult with a lawyer to find out what your rights are and aren't in this situation and the possible outcomes if they use the evidence they retrieved to arrest you.