If you have unpaid traffic tickets or did not show up for an appointed court date in Pennsylvania, you may have a bench warrant out for your arrest. To confirm whether or not you have an active warrant, you'll have to contact someone with access to the court system, such as an attorney, bondsman or county clerk. When a bench warrant is outstanding, police officers have the right to arrest you even if they are pulling you over for a simple traffic violation. You'll want to find out as soon as possible if you have a warrant so that you can have it removed.

Ask him to find out if you have an arrest warrant issued in Pennsylvania. There will probably be a small fee associated with this service, depending upon the attorney that you contact.

Ask the bondsman to find out if there is a Pennsylvania warrant issued in your name. If you know the county where the warrant may have been issued, contact a bondsman in that county. Many bondsmen are happy to provide this service for free, since they have access to the correct data.

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If an incident occurred that may have resulted in the issuance of a warrant, you probably already know which town it was in. Ask to speak with a clerk of court in that area and they should be able to tell you, for free, whether or not a warrant has been issued in your name.