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It may depend on the offense. Just because you turn 18 doesn't mean you get away for free. However if you are apprehended you MAY be handled under the Juvenile rules of court instead of the adult court. Then again - maybe not.

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It can depend on what the warrant was issued for. If it was a felony offense, probably not.

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That would depend on the statute of limitations for the crime.

Added: You are not 'forgiven' for the offense just because you passed a certain age.

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It will depend on what the warrant is for. For minor crimes, the warrant may be considered "stale dated" and dropped after a few years. A serious crime, such as murder, has no age limit.

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Not really . . you still committed the offense and have to face the consequences. However, if the offense falls under the Statutes of Limitations in your state, you may get away with it.

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