How can I find out if there is a warrant for my arrest?

The easiest way to find out if there is a warrant out for your arrest is to call the local police station. Most police dispatchers will be polite and courteous about letting you know. If you are concerned that the police will find out where you are at and come arrest you at that instant, call from a cellular phone or pay phone.

If you have a pending criminal case and are free on bond, a bench warrant for your arrest would only issue if you failed to appear for a scheduled proceeding. If there are new charges, then an arrest warrant could exist on the new charges. A search warrant is the court's order permitting a search of a person's property. It does not effect an arrest of someone. If you are in ok, and seek further information, you might consider making contact with either myself or another attorney of your choosing.

Call the clerk of court in the jurisdiction in which the case is pending and they can tell you if you have a warrant. Also, you can check with the local authorities or check their website.

Check with the sheriff's office.