how to get the judge not to issue an arrest warrant?
117547
Show up to court or turn yourself in.  Better yet, don't commit any crimes. : )
759495
If your friend is someone you think would have an outstanding warrant, I don't think you should let him stay at your house anyway. But what you can do is go to your city's courthouse website and most of them will have a list of people with outstanding warrants.
1131083
warrants are not public.....
1150842
the judge will issue a warrant for your arrest.  They won't come looking for you,  but if you're ever stopped for a traffic violation of any sort, or even just a checkpoint stop,  you're going to Jail.. You will  have to pay a fine and have to reappear for your jury duty assignment.  AND in some states you will lose your drivers license for a while.
140838
When you go in tommorrow ask for a copy of the warrant. You should have a lawyer waiting there for you, just ask him or her. You have the right to see the warrany.
761897
They may or may not check the system for warrants.  You though, can go back to the court your warrant is out of and explain the situation.  Depending on your case and the laws for your state, the Judge may just recall the warrant and give you another court date.\n\nIf you choose not to and go to court in another county they may very well arrest you and put you in jail.
359147
When the officer presents the affidavit to the issuing judge that officer can request the judge issue a no knock clause into the warrant.  No knock warrants are issued when evidence may be destroyed, a person's life or safety is in jeopardy or any other compelling reason listed on the affidavit by the officer.  Be wary of some answers as some people like to give advise when they don't have the knowledge to do so.  You have changed your question.  I answered based on a warrant.  If a officer is in direct pursuit-no warrant is needed.  If an officer sees a crime taking place-no warrant.  ****Try reading your text book!  I've checked on your questions asked and it is indeed your homework!
227432
Contact the authorities and have the judge order her to stay away.
19455
Of course you have a right to know why. If I was in your situation, I would call the office of the prosecutor who issued to warrant. Inform them who you are, ask why there is a warrant out for your arrest, and arrange a time for you to turn yourself in. It may be something as simple as an unpaid ticket, then they will just want their money and will probably let you go, if it's something more serious, you can decide whether you need to bring a lawyer with you (which you should if they are arresting you). It will look good to the judge if you are willing to face the charges rather then them having to look for you, besides, I wouldn't want a warrant for my arrest hanging over my head. Good luck.
892984
I’m not exactly sure what your question is, but I’ll try some general information and hope I hit the mark.  First, a bench warrant is different than most of the warrants you see on TV.  You are probably familiar with Police getting a judge to sign a warrant for arrest or search.  A bench warrant is initiated by a judge and has a little different status.  It is probably most common to see them issued for “Failure to Appear.”  If you or someone you know has a bench warrant, get your personal business in order and go to the Creek County Sheriff’s Office in Sapulpa, Oklahoma and turn yourself in.  You won’t be able to bail out as easily.  Most bail bondsmen will not cover a bench warrant if it is for failure to appear.  You have already set precedence for not showing up and they loose money if you don’t show.  However, if you turn yourself in, stand before the judge and apologize for your foolish actions, there is a good chance the amount of bail can be minimized.  Turning yourself in will go a LONG WAY at showing the judge you will show up again when he tells you to.  \n\nOverall, bench warrants are much more limiting.  For whatever reason, the judge himself has decided he wants to see you in his court.  You don’t want to tick off the judge.  He holds your freedom in his hands.  Swallow any pride you have and become the most humble person you can think of.  You don’t have to like him, but you DO have to respect his authority.
208104
Even though a great deal of time has transpired since the original charge, there is a great probability that a warrant has been issued for failing to appear on the original charge. A person charged with a crime has an obligation to appear before a judge to have the matter resolved. A warrant can be issued at any tiume during that process if a person does not show up to court, even if they have shown up already. I would suggest that you contact the court of origin for your friend and see if there is a warrant. If there isn't one, then he/she is home free.
707637
Contest the ticket in court and tell the judge you don't want to pay the fine.  The judge will gladly give you a few days in jail instead of a fine.
913429
Go up to the nearest police officer and ask him to check. Turning yourself in if you have a warrant is easier on you then letting them come find you anyway.
1097323
i suggest you call the justice of the peace, and file another complaint on the events, then he will have to go to court and explain the eevents, and with you having the restraining order, the judge will sentence.
1018214
What she should do is turn herself in. You watch her kids if she has any. It doesn't go over well in court when you know there is a warrant out for your arrest, and you do nothing about it.
1107048
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?
54682
What i do is call  the Sherrif dep. in the town that you think you have the warrant in.Let them know that you think you have a warrant,and you want to know how do you turn yourself in..... and when they say yes...tell them you was just joking.....