Arrest Warrant Criminal Records in Other Counties
Other Records in Curry County
Warrant Records Are Important
What are the contents of a “warrant record”? By definition, a “warrant record” is one that provides evidence for a criminal prosecution. The phrase “warrant” comes from a Latin word, “warrum,” which means “to command.” And, as you can imagine, the goal is to be able to command.
In the United States, there are two types of warrants: a federal warrant and a state warrant. A federal warrant is granted by a judge based on the U.S. Constitution and is therefore valid anywhere in the country. A state warrant is granted by the laws of the state in which the person is charged. A state warrant may be granted based on specific circumstances such as a person’s connection to another person or location. If a person’s state warrant is lost or stolen, they must search their state record to find out if they still have access to it.
It is also important to understand that these records do not just show a person has been convicted of a crime. They also show other activities the person was involved in. For example, they could show that a person has a past arrest for disorderly conduct. This may indicate they committed a crime in another state, but was convicted in California when in reality they were elsewhere.
There are many reasons a person may want to obtain a criminal background check. Employers often run criminal background searches before they offer a position to someone. They want to make sure that person has not been involved in any criminal activity in the past. Also, new neighbors may want to know more about a person. When running a criminal record search on them, they can find out more about them before moving into the neighborhood.
A warrant does not mean the person has actually been convicted of a crime. It only indicates that a court has approved a search warrant. A warrant simply means that a judge has found probable cause to believe a person has committed a crime. The person will most likely be arrested and taken to jail until the warrant is canceled or expired. When this happens, the person can then apply to have their warrant lifted.
By law, you have the right to request a copy of a persons criminal history. This can be done at your local courthouse or online. There are many websites that allow you to search for the warrant records of any person. By doing an online search, you can access thousands of warrants in a short amount of time. These warrants often show up after a person has been convicted of a crime.
