I live in Knox, Tn, I need to look up a warrant that was put out on me,, what link or site can I find this?
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you can call your local county clerks office, its public records information now, or have a friend call.
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http://www.nstcc.cc.tn.us/default.asp?DocumentID=210
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Most states/counties have a web site where a person can enter a name to find out if there are any outstanding warrants, but I don't know if the web site tells what the warrant has been issued for. Whatever it's for, it won't go away until whatever caused the problem in the first place is resolved - and that requires going to court at some point. Sorry this isn't much help. Good luck.
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as I said before-Warrants are not public information in AZ. There probably are not in your area. If the person is over 18-you have no right to the information concerning another person  anyway.
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Some cities have police warrants online. Google the police department for your town and see if they have a list of warrants.
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Warrants are not open records, as such. Law enforcement agencies can choose to disclose, to news media, on web sites or upon request, if they determine it would help apprehend persons named in warrants. Certain lists of persons "wanted" are available at the Sedgwick County Sheriff pages (http://sedgwickcounty.org/Sheriff/) If you go to Sheriff most wanted page, at the top of that page are links to Wichita PD most wanted, KBI's, FBI's and US Marshalls. You can search warrants issued by City of Wichita Municipal Court online at http://services.wichita.gov//services/warrant.asp
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If you call the police and ask them, they most likely will not tell you over the phone. They will want to verify your identity before giving out that kind of info. One way to check, besides turning yourself in, is to see if the Sheriff's Department in your county has a website. If so, they may have a listing of all people with warrants in the county. You could also fill out a criminal background check form, like you get for many jobs, and have a friend take it in to the police dept and run your criminal history. Not all depts are the same, but a warrant will appear on most reports.
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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.
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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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try your local law enforcement agency online. In Florida it is FDLE.org I think.
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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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I think finding that out could be difficult.  Warrants could be issued by cities, counties or the state police.  Sounds like either a lot of work making a lot of phone calls or something you could pay someone else to do like a private investigator who may know the ins and outs of how to get information or an attorney.
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Try searching in your local police station and they will tell you where to find.
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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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You can call the police department and ask them to check for warrants.  depending where you are living now and what the warrants are for they may or may not extradite for them
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Try Franklin County Municipal Court, in Licking Couty we have courtview2000, not sure if that is in Franklin Co. or not....good luck....you could al so call the sheriff's dept. and explain the situation to them they might be able to look it up for you!
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Try Illinois State Police web sit - don't know if they'll have it, but thats where I'd look