Arrest Warrant Criminal Records in Other Counties
Other Records in Harding County
What Is a Warrant Records?
Warrant Records are one of the most sensitive pieces of public information in the state. When someone is arrested, the police will file a “warrant” with the court stating that they have probable cause to arrest that person for a specified crime. The person does have the right to challenge the arrest by filing an application with the courts stating that there is not enough evidence to arrest them.
A warrant is not only issued based on probable cause but often times it is based on the person’s appearance in public. Misdemeanors and other minor infractions are not going to lead to warrants being issued. There are several different types of warrants out there. Some warrant records contain national and international warrants.
When a grand jury meets to commence an trial, the names of all witnesses are recorded in official court documents. These official court documents are called an arraignment sheet. These sheets are available for state and federal offenses. If a person is arrested for a violation of a state or federal law and the violating person did not enter their name in the system, then the person may be able to avoid arrest by entering a plea of not guilty.
A “bailiff” is a court official who requests that a person be taken into custody and brought before the court. The bailiff can be a private person or a state official. Bailiffs cannot remove a person from their home. However, the person can leave the home if it will result in the person’s flight from the jurisdiction. In some cases a bailiff can have the person remain in jail until the court proceedings are over or until the court decides the person is free.
Warrant records also include a criminal background check. This criminal record check is used when a job applicant needs to undergo an interview. It can determine whether or not the person has any past felonies or misdemeanor charges. It can also show other criminal records that the person may have.
People are sometimes put in jail because they fail to disclose their full information when applying for jobs, or sometimes they are suspicious of other people’s intentions. Either way, these people need to protect themselves by knowing their criminal background. These background investigations can be performed by private investigators, or they can be performed by a software program. Whichever method is used, the person needs to fill out the request forms and provide all necessary information. Once this information is submitted, the software will produce a report that will include all felony and misdemeanor charges as well as any other information that is related to the person’s case.
