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Originally Posted by kelly237
Do we notify the court, the prosecuting attorney or the state that has the warrants out??
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Notify the sheriff's office for each county in which a warrant was issued.
And yes, call the prosecuting attorney's office and notify them that he has other outstanding warrants in other jurisdictions.
One possibility is that he may be remanded without bail, since he is already a proven flight risk.
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Originally Posted by oh-eve
I don't understand - Why would you notify ANYBODY about his warrants??
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Um, because you have a civic duty and you are morally and ethically obligated to do so.
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Originally Posted by jaypee
So ... you know about the outstanding warrants but the court doesn't? Did you hire a PI or something?
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That's not how it works...meaning it isn't exactly
1984 yet, and yes, you can do research online for free to check out anyone's civil and criminal history.
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