If a warrant for your arrest is issued are you normally notified by mail?

Answer 1

No, not in my state.

Answer 2

In my neck of the woods, the only time you may know if a warrant is issued for your arrest is in the case of a probation revocation and a copy of the revo is sent to your house with the warrant request on it. However our sheriff's department will tell you if you have an active warrant if you call the civil bureau or if you check their website.

Answer 3

In the early 1980s, my father incurred several arrest warrants for unpaid parking tickets in Hennepin County, Minnesota (that's where Minneapolis is). We live in Alabama. The Hennepin County Sheriff's Department informed my father of the warrants by mail.

Answer 4

Depends on the department. Some require an officer to work their own warrant before it can be entered into the national database. In that case if the officer is on 3rd shift they might because they aren't going to call you at 4am to say hey come pay your bond.

Answer 5

i should think so, but some do not, you can get a warrent for failing to pay library fines, in those cases no letter is sent out. best way to find out is a record search or a case record search.usualy your state will have the records listed for all to view, simply type in your name and you will find any warrents or past or current cases.

Answer 6

In Ohio, they not only mail it but the deputy actually delivers it and offers you a ride in the back of his care. Talk about service!

Answer 7

Most of the time, but not every state does.

Answer 8

Not in all states. Az doesn't.