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  • Jun 17, 2007, 12:01 PM
    hidinginplace
    Warrant from TX, but I'm military in NC. Will I get arrested?
    Today I got a letter in the mail saying Im subject to immediate arrest for traffic offence's. Total fines are $760 for no insurance and no license. This happened in May of 2004. Two years before I joined the military. Now I'm in NC. This is the first I've heard of this since the incident occurred. Ive was arrested a couple of times since 04 before I joined and this never came up. What will happen? I have had no other legal problems in almost 2 years, now Im very worried that I will get arrested.
  • Jun 17, 2007, 12:05 PM
    nauticalstar420
    If you pay your fines the warrant will get lifted. If you don't, sadly enough, you'll probably get arrested when you get pulled over or something like that. My best advice would be to pay your fines or work something out with the courts in whichever county it is. Usually if you really show you want to take care of this (by making an attempt at paying it) they will be a lot nicer to you.
  • Jun 17, 2007, 12:10 PM
    ScottGem
    You need pay the fines or at least make a payment arrangement. Its unlikley the NC police will arrest you for outstanding traffic tickets, but its possible the Texas police will contact your commanding officer and you don't want that.
  • Jun 17, 2007, 12:59 PM
    Fr_Chuck
    OK, for a traffic warrant, this is what happens, they don't go looking for you, but if you are stopped the police check with Texas and ask to see if they want to pay all the costs of bringing you back, and no of course they will not, if you were in OK near the TX border yes most likely they will.

    But the interesting thing will be the military, since if you need a secrutiy clearance this will interfere with it, and they may require you to take care of it.

    You can contact the court and see if they will allow you to pay fines and penalties with out showing up in person. But a warrant means just that to appear and face charges, and I know the courts where I worked would not have just let you pay the fines, after a warrant is issued.

    But you should hire an attorney from that area to make the deal with the courts to try and settle it.

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