Where can I look up Warrants online for free?
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National crime information computer!  NCIC Its free if you are a cop!!
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If you know the court that holds the warrant or the bond/bail, you might be able to find out from them.\n\nLaw enforcement agencies, at least those in California, are very unlikely to know if someone has bailed/bonded out of jail.  They'll likely know if there's a warrant (or can at least find out with very little effort) but they're also pretty unlikely to hand that information out over the phone.  We prefer the offender come in and ask if he has a warrant :)
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go to your cities website..usually your cities name with .gov at the end of it..then look for the sheriff's area of it or if there is no sheriff's department then the regular police departments section. In that area should be something that will let you know about warrants/charges/complaints.
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http://www.free-background-checks.ws/\n\nthey'll give you a free basic background check
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maybe google or yahoo "ohio circuit court access"?
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Most states/counties have a web site where a person can enter a name to find out if there are any outstanding warrants, but I don't know if the web site tells what the warrant has been issued for. Whatever it's for, it won't go away until whatever caused the problem in the first place is resolved - and that requires going to court at some point. Sorry this isn't much help. Good luck.
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try your local law enforcement agency online. In Florida it is FDLE.org I think.
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I don't think there's a service out there that isn't free.  \n\nYour best bet to do some snooping:\n1:  Go on your local Sheriff's Office website and search for the current inmate population on parole.  He may have done time, and this will be an easy and free way to look that up.\n\n2:  If he claims he's owned a business before, ask for the corporation name.  Your state's Department of Corporations will allow you to look up corporation names.  This will indicate if the business is still active, why the corporation shut down, and what his address was on the Articles of Corporation's filing papers.\n\n3:  Your county Property Appraiser website should allow you to search by name and/or address to see a property owner's current address and property value.  This will let you see if her new boyfriend really owns his house, or if it's his grandmother's!\n\n4:  Never underestimate the power of public records.  Most states have an online public records systems that will allow you to see divorces, settlements, small claims actions, and the like.  This would be an excellent source to get the dirt on this guy.\n\nA woman's instinct is usually right...I wouldn't be surprised if you unearthed some really interesting stuff!
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I use www.findlaw.com
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I do not know of a website that does it for free unless you do it illegally. Here's one that the Private Investigastors use, but it costs money.\n\nSource(s):\n\nhttp://criminalbackgroundchecks.spaces.m...
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Most states have a government website that gives you a list of all the people who have been areested in that state. Try going to www.(your state's initials).gov You'll probably find a link there. Or, use dogpile to get a basic background on a person. If there is a warrant or any other charges against a person, Google will normally find it. Type something like, "Bubba Joe" and "Corrections". That should get a listing for that person if they have any charges. Finally, you can go to your local Police Station, they can help you out with anyone from your state for a small $5 fee ($5-$10 depending on the state.)
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Go down to your local office and request it.  They should have had the warrant with them, but the law does not require that they have it in hand (although highly preferable), as long as it exists at the time.  You may want to go ask for it and just check it out.
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http://www.forensicaccounting.com/
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Call the warrants division of the jurisdiction that may hold or be in charge of serving the warrant. Most misdemeanor warrants are considered "public record" and fall under the "Freedom of Information Act" (FOIA). A simple visit or phone call could be all that is required to learn if a warrant exists. I hope this helps.
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There is no free website that I have found, however if you know what state the crime was committed in you can bring the records up through court websites. Criminal Records are public knowledge unless they are sealed records. Try the court website or department of corrections for the state you are looking in.
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Best bet: If you suspect someone has a warrant for them, call the non-emergency number for your local police department (some even have warrant desks) and provide all the in formation you have about the person (full name, last known location, car description, license plate, etc)
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Many states have public records available either online or by written request. A lot of the information is FREE!  \n\nFirst, check your County government website for public records.  Here you may find information pertaining to mortgages, divorces, criminal or legal filings. \n\nSecond, check out your state's Department of Corrections, Department of Law Enforcement and Sexual Predators listing.  You can sometimes find listings and photographs listed in a database.  \n\nMost time you can search by name and location but each state has different laws pertaining to what is considered a public document.  Like I said, some information is free but some will cost a little bit.  What's the price you are willing to put on your peace of mind?   \n\nPersonally, I'd research the governmental records myself rather than paying someone else to look up the same information from the same databases.  \n\nGood Luck!