i need to find out if i can search to find out if someone has a warrant or out on bond/bail?
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If you know the court that holds the warrant or the bond/bail, you might be able to find out from them.\n\nLaw enforcement agencies, at least those in California, are very unlikely to know if someone has bailed/bonded out of jail.  They'll likely know if there's a warrant (or can at least find out with very little effort) but they're also pretty unlikely to hand that information out over the phone.  We prefer the offender come in and ask if he has a warrant :)
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Nope-the police have to submit the information to a court. The court issues a warrant. The person is arrested.
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use 411. Call them up, ask for Colorado County Jail or whatever city they may be in. They should be able to give you a listing under the county jails. Call and ask if, "so & so" is incarsurated and they will tell you if they are there or not.
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The best way to find a warrant is to call the Sheriff's office in that county...they will have a record of all warrants issued that day!
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It all depends on where you are.  First check to see what county it is in and check the Superior Court website (court may be called something else).  Then check if available the court calendar and minute entries.  The minute entries will give you more detailed information.  \n\nIf the person was sentenced to jail (less than 1 year) you can check at the county sheriff's office for more information.  If the person was sent to department of corrections (prison) check the state d.o.c. website.
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http://www.universalbackground.com/employment_screening/wants-warrants.asp\n\nThey will do it but it cost money
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There is a way to get free criminal information, but you are going to have to do a bit of research if you really do not want to pay for it.  Most jails have websites.  If you know the county where the person was arrested, just go to the site and look them up.  Also, try going to the court house in the county of arrest.  The have docket books with indictments and dates.  Finally, check the DA record's office.  You can get specific information pertaining to indictments, arrests and convictions.   A lot of leg work, but it's free.
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You can call the police department that arrested the individual and see if they can direct you to the correct jail.  See if they have the number or website of that specific jail.  If they give you the website you can probably do a search of the individual on-line.
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the answers given so far are the best way. If you can not call person home, call the branch of law enforcement whom you think arrested this person. If that is not feasible either you can look to see if the county has a website and check there. My county does have one and they post every day who is arrested and what for. Also the police here have one too.
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You can check it as long as your county has a website with all of the information available. Look for either the detention center or county jail website. You can start out at the counties website. Then once you find the correct detention center/jail you should be able to search for the person by name, booking number, booking date, and maybe some other criteria defined by the powers that be. If the website is available, and you have the pertinent information, you should be able to find the person's name, charges, bond info(how much and who signed it),and release date. Sometimes they also show previous charges, whether they were felonies or misdemeanors and all kinds of other information. Depends on the county. As you can see I've had to do this a few times. Hope I helped you out. Peace
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Do OCIS search on the internet.  You can also go to the Tulsa Police page and look up outstanding warrants.  I live in Tulsa and have used these with success.  Call me at 663-2461 if you need more help. I just looked it up and there are several entries.
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Right, search in any search engine for _______   ( name of county where person was incarcerated) County Clerk of Courts. Then call them to find out where the inmate is.
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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.
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it depends on the state and county.  A good place to start is by doing a google search for the county and state you live in with the search string of:\n\nAlameda county California warrant information\n\nActually Sac County has a website that is free, and gives count info, not sure about warrents though.  here is the link:\n\nhttps://services.saccourt.com/indexsearchnew/\n\nYou may need to just call.  If it is for you just pretend that you are callign for your kid if you want to avoid feeling like you are on the hot seat.\nWarrants/Fugitive Detail   874-5391
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Normally you just call the jail.  Just tell them you are looking for someone you believe to be in their custody.  They will ask for a name and tell you yes or no.  They will normally also tell you if the person is waiting to be sentenced or if they have been sentenced, etc.
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You need to look up the public records for the county that the warrant may be located in.  I cant direct you to a specific site unless you specify the county.
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Yeah, do a google for your state and the dept. of corrections.  Florida has onelike Illinois where you can search offender past and present, their charges, the time they were in, find pictures, etc.