Duval County Florida Arrest Warrant Criminal Records

Basic Warrant Records Search Information

The Public Defender’s Office in Duval County Florida has compiled a web site called “Warrant Records” which gives a list of all warrants issued in Florida. These warrants are issued by local, state, or federal authorities. All warrants must be signed by an authorized officer and the person served has to give their name, address, and date of birth as well. Some warrants may be automatic, meaning that they will be carried out automatically if the proper forms are filed with the court. Others require an application to be filed with the court and then the person must attend an intake interview. This form is needed to let the defender know if the applicant wants to be present during the warrant signing process.

To start searching for a warrant, you will need the person’s name, date of birth, middle name, middle initial, last name, and state or county where the warrant is issued. Enter all of this information into the search box on the webpage of Warrant Records. The database can give you the exact name, birth date, and state of issuance of any warrant in the United States. If you have a previous address, you can find out if it is still valid. If you have a Social Security number, you can enter it to get a more precise search.

The records will also give you a criminal history record of the person if one exists, as well as warrant status (pending, revoked, or exercised). Each record will also have the warrant type (felon, civil, etc), the date of issuance, and whether the warrant was lifted or cancelled. The website will tell you whether the records are available electronically.

Searching for Florida warrant records will allow you access to all felony, misdemeanor, and infraction charges that a person may have faced in the past. Some of the information that you will obtain will show the crime the person is charged with and the agency that handled the case (jail, police, state police, etc.). It will also give the nature of the crime, the arrest, date of arrest, jurisdiction, and the disposition of the case. If the person has been convicted of at least one crime in the past three years, their records will also be provided.

Warrant records do not only pertain to criminal offenses. They will show other information as well. For instance, the records will tell you the name of the person, their date of birth, the social security number, date of marriage or divorce, and much more. These details can help you find a person quickly. If you have any suspicions about someone, but don’t know for sure if they are telling the truth, this information will be invaluable.

There are many reasons to run a name check on a person. You might want to make sure that a person is who they say they are. You might have some suspicions of your partner cheating on you. Whatever your reason, it is important to find out the truth, and these records will allow you to do just that.