The Law Offices of Jonathan F. Marshall
Nerves aside, contact your local police or sheriff for the fastest answer. Be prepared to give your name and birthdate.
Many New Jersey counties offer online warrant databases. Check the counties' websites where you have lived or interacted with the legal system. Search for "[County Name] warrant search" on Google to find out if you have an active search warrant in your county.
Some County Clerks of Court in New Jersey can help identify such warrants. Don't take any chances; contact your local County Clerk of Court today to ensure you are warrant-free.
If you discover a warrant, immediately contact a criminal defense attorney. Your attorney can: – Verify the warrant's existence and the details – Explain your legal options – Advise you on the best way to address the situation. Remember, regardless of the situation, you have the right to decline answering questions without an attorney present.