How can I find Missouri warrants that have been issued?

Answer by  Dean (4035)

Warrants are issued by various jurisdictions for different crimes. You would have to inquire in the jurisdiction through that particular law enforcement. While the State Police would learn that there was a warrant for traffic tickets issued by your city/county, there is no central lookup for all possible warrant issues.

Answer by  BobJones (6)

The first is to use a Defense Attorney. Search google or angies list for top Missouri Defense Attorneys. Most Attorneys willing to take your case has your best interest at heart. The second is to use websites that are on the web.

Answer by  HUNM25 (713)

You can't find them online but you can find the warrants through hiring a legal attorney who will do the work for you. You can also check at your local police authority.

Answer by  diva25 (4016)

I would think you would be able to find them if you did a little research online. I have done searching and have been able to find where, when, and why people I know have been arrested. Those types of things are public records, and they are not hidden from anyone.

Answer by  maxx931 (50)

there are web sites for finding warrants and your local municipal court. your local police station also should have warrants on file there and you can also call your local sheriff department

Answer by  Melissa101010 (4405)

The easiest way to find Missouri warrants that have been issued is to get someone to call the county courthouse in Missouri where you think that the warrant was issued from a cell phone and ask. You can also call your local sheriffs office and they can check the national system for you.

Answer by  spragoo (1500)

If they are traffic warrents you can go the motor vehicle department and they can check the computers. Or, you can call the law enforcement agency directly to check with them.

Answer by  Ann89 (613)

Normally there is a database which would enable you to conduct searches. This would have to be done in agreement with the authorities as they do have to protect peoples privacy.