How do you check if a warrant for your arrest has been issued?

Answer 1

You can do one of several things.

Some sheriffs departments also have that same information, and will sometimes post it on the internet through a site search engine.

Or, you could wait and get pulled over for a traffic violation, and find out that way!

Answer 2

You can find out that there is not.

Finding out that there is can be more delicate.

If you call up the police and ask, and the answer's "no", they'll say so. But if you call them up and ask, and the answer's "yes", they might not want to tell you that, for fear you'll run.

Then you'll hear something like, "Well, I don't see anything, but I know that Detective Jones wanted to ask you a few questions, to clear up some matter, could you drop by?" Or "could he drop by?"

This may mean "yes". Or they may truly just want to ask some questions. That's why it's delicate. But if there is, whatever you do don't run. That's just like confessing guilt, and they will catch you one day.

Now, if you think there is, just go in and be done with it. Obviously feel free to consult with an attorney first, he may even be the one to arrange you going down there. (And by the way, if he calls the police, they'll tell him "yes" or "no" flat out. But he's honor bound to advise you to give up at that point.)

Answer 3

There are no publicly accessible websites that give this information. The best way is to call the local law enforcement agency or the Clerk of the Court of your jurisdiction, and simply ask.