How to Find Out If a Court Arrest warrant Has Been Issued, and What to Do Next

If you fail to show up for court after you have agreed or been ordered to do so, a court arrest certify will likely be issued for you. What exactly does this mean to you? Will the Swat Team be kicking down your door to arrest you? Is it safe to leave the house? Should you turn yourself in? First you will need to find out if a court arrest certify has even been issued. If so, what happens next depends on a lot of things.

Finding out if a court arrest certify has been issued is as easy as picking up the telephone and calling the clerk of courts office. They will be able to familiarize you exactly what measures have been taken by the court, and they should be able to tell you who holds the court arrest warrant, too. The arrest certify may have been passed on to the city police or the county sheriff. Maybe both authorities hold your warrant, as well as the state patrol, the Fbi, the Federal Marshall's office. The list of law obligation authorities who can arrest you on a court arrest certify is quite exhaustive. Who holds your certify depends largely on what your crime was and how badly the court wants you arrested.

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If you failed to appear in court for a minor traffic mark and a court arrest certify was filed, then it is inherent that the police will knock on your door finding for you. It is more likely, any way that they will simply wait for you to make a mistake, like not using your turn signal, and arrest you when they pull you over. If you are a suspected terrorist, however, then you can expect heavily armored men in black masks and big guns serving the court arrest warrant.

How to Find Out If a Court Arrest warrant Has Been Issued, and What to Do Next

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Once you have found out that a court arrest certify has been issued, it is all the time best to turn yourself in immediately to the authorities that hold the warrant. The first reason for turning yourself in is that you won't have to permanently be finding over your shoulder to see if someone is there ready to slap on the cuffs. You will also be treated much good when you cooperate, both by the arresting authorities as well as when you show up for court. Many times when you turn yourself in for a court arrest warrant, your sentence will be much lighter than if you evaded the certify and the authorities had to hunt you down.

Often court arrest warrants and records are ready online. Try finding up the court you were supposed to appear in and see if they have an online records search. simply type in the information it asks for, normally your name, address, group security number, etc. Any records of court arrest warrants, as well as other records about you, will come up. This information might include the date that the court arrest certify was issued, if and when it expires, and who is authorized to serve the court arrest warrant.

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The Columbia County Quorum Court's Finance Committee met on Monday, November 28 at the Courthouse to discuss aspects of the county's 2012 budget. Click the YouTube video icon at left to watch most of the meeting. Around the table clockwise from left are Finance Committee Chairman Justice Annette Pate, County Treasurer Marion Barnard, executive assistant Beverly Thomas, County Judge Larry Atkinson, and Justices Oliver Thomas, Steve Lee, David Nelson, Penny Cook, Marjie Blair, Billy Wayne Taylor and James Drake. Other speakers, in rough order, are Deputy County Clerk Phyllis Disotell, Tax Collector Cindy Walker, Magnolia Mayor Parnell Vann, Sheriff Mike Loe and (heard off camera near the end) Tax Collector Sandra Cawyer. magnoliareporter.com video

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