how difficult is it to get a warrant?
154735
just go hit the frist person you see/#*?  or if you want to get one on someone other then you go to your court house and fill out some paper work not much 2pgs i think
640498
still evading that warrant, eh?
405856
Call the police.  You may not want to tell them its you.  Pretend you are calling to try to get someone thrown in jail.  Or have someone call on your behalf.  They can tell you if there is a warrant.
610737
No they won't arrest you, but if the warrant is outstanding and valid, it may prohibit you from getting the license...you can call the DMV (if you can get through) and they will let you know...
785890
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.
884905
Its actually very easy. Plea bargaining is one. What is fraud when there are killers on the loose? Also, the road from arrest to conviction is extremely long and cons can get lost in the shuffle. Unfortunately there is little you can do. You used to be able to put a red flag on your credit, therefore meaning anytime someone applied for credit on your behalf they would have to contact you, but that ended up being more trouble that it was worth. Dont know what to tell you, though I can probably tell you local law enforcement already knows this person is a scum bag. What ends up being the drama are well meaning law makers and not so well meaning attorneys making the legal system a mess. Most law enforcement are as tired as you are of arresting these scumbags and seeing them back on the street the next day.
607434
Call a local bail bondsman if you want to know about a warrant.
205283
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.
822840
You should be able to call down to the judicial center and ask if there are any pending warrents for a "your name here"; They should process your call for free but be wary. If they start asking you too many questions and your search shows up positive, there could be a problem. I don't know if there's a way to check online. I don't think so at this point.
600913
Yes, warrant will show up in all states if you are stopped. If you were not jailed, you are lucky. Better get it cleared up as soon as possible. Good luck
453856
That depends on what the warrant is for; ie, a felony versus a misdemeanor.
1171848
Call the local PD, Sheriff's Office or state police post and ask them if you have any.  Sheriff's usually serve warrants where I am, so start there.  Then ask them if you can take care of it by turning yourself in or if you can just show up to court on the next court day to resolve it.  Then stop breaking the law.
811763
If the possible warrant is in reference to you, and you have a driver's license go to your state's department of motor vehicles (in California, it is the DMV. The agency name may be different in other states) and request a check on outstanding warrants.\n\nIf the warrant is for someone else, go to any police agency in the county that you suspect that there is a warrant, and request a check for outstanding warrants on that person. You will need to know the person's full name, date of birth, and last known address. Note, too, that if there is a felony warrant, you could be held as a person of interest or a material witness.
828347
Actually, the police are required to make a reasonable effort to serve the warrant at the address recorded on the warrant and within the amount of time prescribed by law (often one year).  This effort may consist of nothing more than knocking on the door receiving no answer, and leaving.  This process is called "due diligence" and is required to keept the warrant active and valid.\n\nOnce due diligence has been performed, and unless the wanted person has warrants for crimes of violence, presents a threat to the community, etc., it is unlikely that any additional efforts will be made to serve the warrant.  Where I work, we all know that the people who don't take car e of their cases and end up with warrants will eventually turn up and get arrested.
843053
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.
1113125
Well, most individuals can't press charges, and if they are able, like in Mass for some things, then a judge issues an order for you too show up for a preliminary hearing.\n\nUsually police can get a warrant, but there has to be an affidavit supporting the warrant and a charge submitted to the court of jurisdiction in order to get one issued.!!\n\nMuch of this has a Constitutional basis!
217283
OK i don't want to know why you think you have a warrant but if you need to check it out.  look up on line under your state clerk office or you can run a check on your self by doing a records check might cost a little cash but if you want to hide or just know that's the way to go