How do I ckeck to see if a warrant has been issued in Fairfield county Ohio and do this free?
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You could call the sheriffs office and ask. That's what i would try first.
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not sure where fairfield is. try checking the police station or newspapers in the town.
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Go to the court house.  In just about every state now you can look up your driving record on a kiosk in the records department.  \n\nThis will show any outstanding warrants without having to talk to a real person.
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In Cuyahog county where I live you can go on the counties website and find out about anybody if you look under the recorers department
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If you are not the person listed, they will not give you warrant info over the phone.\n\nThe sheriff office may not be the ones doing it,  were they sheriff officers,  or where they county marshals or city police officers, or state police officers.
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Visit or call the clerks office of the Summit County court.  That is who you must get those records from.  \nhttp://www.cpclerk.co.summit.oh.us/
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All you would have to do is call the court where the case that you are concerned that you might have a warrant is in. A simple look in the phone book or online search will get you the phone number. Then all you have to do is speak to the clerk and give her the case number and ask if the defendant has a warrant against them. They will gladly give you that information as well as the disposition of the case. \n\nGood luck to you.
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Call the police department in San Bernadino County and ask them to check for outstanding warrants - have his name and date of birth handy
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Call the county cops there and ask them.
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Call up the court house and ask them whether there are any warrants outstanding against you. \n\nIf they say no, you're a free man. If they say yes, hire a lawyer and have him appear in court on your behalf.
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These things are probably free, but aren't generally online.  Most of the records you're talking about are public record, and you can get copies at the relevant courthouse or police department, but these institutions don't tend to go through the time or expense of putting the information online.  \n\nIf you want to check, look up the institution which would have created the records you're looking for: county courthouse, etc.  See if they've got an online document repository.  If they don't, give them a call and the clerk will be able to help you.
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Very simple process...Call your counties sherrifs Dept. and ask for the warrants division...All you need is a name and if possible a date of birth...this applies to county, city, state and federal warrants...Just contact the appropriate agency.
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go to your cities website..usually your cities name with .gov at the end of it..then look for the sheriff's area of it or if there is no sheriff's department then the regular police departments section. In that area should be something that will let you know about warrants/charges/complaints.
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She can check if the Sheriff's Dept in the county where she was arrested has a website. Many Sheriff's Dept websites have a list of active warrants. If that doesn't work, she is going to have to call and find out.
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This is the Stark  County Website. You should be able to find what you're looking for here:   \nwww.sheriff.co.stark.oh.us    \nhttp://www.sheriff.co.stark.oh.us/serv02.htm
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check the county auditors records
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call the sheriffs office and they can tell you what you are looking for