can you go to the navy with warrants?
929974
Stand up to the warrents and try to trade the warrents in for Navy time. Negotiate.\n\n\nCLEAN RECORD?!?! NO! I have a friend in the Navy right now who would have went to prison for stealing a car and wrecking it while drunk. The judge said he could get out of jail time if he joined an armed foces... He chose the Navy.
695870
u cant go over seas on probation. it only allows u to stay within a limit they tell u.
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...
240364
yes, if there is a warrant out for you, then they can pick you up anywhere in the US for it.
313798
depends on what city and state you live in. some police post warrants on there websites. call them from a payphone and find out.
666367
If you are harboring someone with a warrant and you know about it you can be charged with impeding arreast or similar.
90676
Wire tapping is perfectly legal. Within the context of domestic crime, yes a warrant must be issued by a judge. In terms of national security, the precident has always been there for the interception of enemy communications (whether that be mail, paper packages, radio transmissions, cable transmissions, etc). In times of war it is justified to do such a thing.
202559
No. Once a warrant has been served, you have no rights to "supervise" the search. Who is to say that you will try to direct the search AWAY from where what they are looking for? The house will be systematically searched while they try to find what they are looking for as you sit handcuffed in the living room or in a squad car. Handcuffed for your and the officers' safety, I might add - not necessarily because you have been arrested.\n\nNow, don't get taken in by Hollywood hype. While it happens quite often in the movies that cops plant evidence, it is very infrequent - if not outright rare - that it happens in real life. Most cops are honest, hard-working people just doing their job.\n\nDoes it happen? Yes - but very, very infrequently.
344670
Visit a Navy recruiter.  Ask him all the questions you like.\n\nThen don't believe a word he says - he is just there to get you to enlist, and he is not responsible for anything you think he promised.  You will not necessarily get the school he promised, or to be stationed at the place he promised, or to stay with your friends as he promised.
903595
You should be able to find a Navy recruiter in the Philipines.
607434
Call a local bail bondsman if you want to know about a warrant.
264150
Yes, with warrants.  But if you are suspected of terrorist ties, they might monitor you without a warrant.
814297
If another state has a warrant on a subject it is entered into a "national database". When that persons name is ran it will come up that he has a warrant in a different state. When that agency decides they are willing to extradite that person (come get him) he is automatically held in jail until that agency comes and gets him and then will be transported to the state that has the active warrant to face those charges. It is almost impossible to serve warrants out of state. If they do not decide to come get him then that person usually is not detained unless the agency that pulls them over has charges on him. In the case that they do not come get him the warrant will remain active and if he ever goes back to Texas, he better be sure he isnt pulled over because if he is then he will go to jail. Sometimes it is not cost efficient to go get the individual, especially when they will have to pay to have him come back to TX. However, until he answers to those charges, the warrant will remain active.
1040423
You don't need to but if you don't it will catch up with you. Unless the warrant states otherwise. Peace.
433201
A warrant issued by a federal court or jurisdiction (as opposed to a state or local court).
57805
i would try to do it over the phone or by mail.  if you go in personally to try and pay it they will arrest you.  that's the purpose of a warrant.
788648
A warrant that can be expedited (sped up)