I am tring to find out if my Father-in-Law has an outstanding warrants in San Bernardino County?
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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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u would have to ask teh sheriff or soemthin
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I would check with the CA dept. of Corrections Online
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depends on what city and state you live in. some police post warrants on there websites. call them from a payphone and find out.
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Hmmm.... try the police or the office of records for your county.  Good luck
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Call the county Sheriffs Office and ask them. That is public information and they will tell you if he is there.\n\nSome County Dentention Facilities post it on the Web. My county just started doing it recently.
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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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Call the jail or sheriffs department and ask.
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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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Contact the county sheriff's office and ask.  Have a friend call for you.
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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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It depends where you live.  In smaller towns it is often printed in the local newspaper under a heading such as "Police Blotter".  In larger communities you often can request records at the local police department.  Most states offer online "Case Information" so you can put in the name and see if he or she has any cases past or present on them.  Here in Marciopa County, Arizona, you can even look up oustanding arrest warrants by an individual's name.
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Call the county cops there and ask them.
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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.
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Call your local law enforcemet office and ask.
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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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call the sheriffs office and they can tell you what you are looking for