how do i find out if there is a warrant for my arrest?
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.
1024524
Many states/ cities/ counties law enforcement sites have links to their data base of the clerk of courts. This link (should you know the person whom you are looking for) Will let you know if they have been arrested, convicted, or found innocent or any crimes ( traffic citations included)  \nIt make take a little hunting but Id reccomend your city records first. Good luck.
340246
Call the police department in San Bernadino County and ask them to check for outstanding warrants - have his name and date of birth handy
19455
Of course you have a right to know why. If I was in your situation, I would call the office of the prosecutor who issued to warrant. Inform them who you are, ask why there is a warrant out for your arrest, and arrange a time for you to turn yourself in. It may be something as simple as an unpaid ticket, then they will just want their money and will probably let you go, if it's something more serious, you can decide whether you need to bring a lawyer with you (which you should if they are arresting you). It will look good to the judge if you are willing to face the charges rather then them having to look for you, besides, I wouldn't want a warrant for my arrest hanging over my head. Good luck.
553264
Ask to see his DD-214.  Or take his name and social security number to the local police and ask if there is a warrant for his arrest.
281711
Call the jail. If they won't tell you, check into public records or court documents at the city hall if you can.
588187
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
65548
The question should read "How can I find out if I have an arrest warrant that was issued in Pima County Arizona". AND arrest warrants are not public information. Criminal history reports for Arizona are listed on the internet. Tell me why a "warrant" issued by a judge would be public record? Hey- go to the Tucson Police Department on Stone Avenue and ask them:)
135889
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.
960098
Talk to your local PD or sheriffs Dept.
1180790
It's not on a website.  You have to call the local police or sheriff's department, warrants unit, to confirm a warrant.  And to do that you need the persons full name and date of birth and maybe more data if it's a very common name.
880388
20 years ago in CA, the procedure was to issue a bench-warrant for your arrest, with a mailed notice.  This could be cleared up with a check-in-the-mail.  No court appearance was ever necessary.\n\nUnderstand that if the cops have you in custody and a warrant check comes up positive, you'll probably be answering some additional questions in a more comfortable location.\n\nGet in touch with the court clerk in the county where you failed to appear, and ask what the procedure is.  Don't be afraid - they'll be very nice to you.
285667
Contact your local law authorities.  If information regarding arrest warrants are open to public knowledge, then they'd most likely be able to tell you.  Also, if this person is a FRIEND, it would seem you should be able to feel "free" (no pun intended, really) to just ask THEM.  Perhaps, if you already have, maybe you're doubting their answer.  Be careful.  Don't get yourself caught up in the middle of any foolishness.  Take care.
202385
Actually, the only "no fee" source is to ask the people yourself. Obviously, that won't work. Only arrest records are public information. Their "criminal records" are not up for public consumption. Even the police are not allowed to look at their "rap sheet" unless they have good cause. \n\nTry checking with your county courthouse. They can start to point you in the right way.
992576
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.
150856
walk up to a cop on the street and tell him your name and ask if you have warrants. if he arrests you, then you do, if he doesnt arrest you, you dont. simple really.
135404
try going to a police station for info.