Stay out of jail by searching the criminal record database at GovernmentRegistry. The search just takes a couple of minutes and you will have the results immediately. If there is a warrant you can take care of the matter and clear your name up. Georgia warrants can be issued for a number of things. They can be issued because you missed up with the probation that you were put on. If you get a speeding ticket and fail to appear on the appointed court date a bench warrant will be issued.
If you're ordered to pay child support and you fall three months or more behind then an arrest warrant will be put in place for you. If you are in jail and escape then there will be a warrant issued for your arrest. Warrants in Georgia are put in place to make the people that committed the crimes own up and handle what they have done.
Depending upon what kind of warrant is issued for your arrest will decide how hard you are looked for throughout the community. If you forget to appear in court the best thing you could do is go in voluntarily and admit your mistake.
This will clear up the matter much quicker then if they have to go looking for you. When you apply for jobs the employer runs background check on you. This is run in order to learn more about the potential employee. There is a lot of useful information that is shown when the checks are run.
If you have a Georgia warrant then you will probably be passed over for the job. Loading Close. Do Not Show Again Close. Sign In. Home Administrative Services B. Filing Procedures Georgia law OCGA Section provides that except in limited circumstances, a citizen who wishes for another person to be arrested must file a warrant application. Scheduling of Hearing A hearing will be scheduled as soon as possible, but no sooner than two weeks from the date of filling in order to provide time for notice to be mailed to the parties and witnesses.
Hearing The applicant seeking the warrant shall have the customary rights of presentation of evidence and examination of witnesses. Representation by an Attorney Either party has the right to be represented by an attorney at the warrant application hearing. Additional Rights of Persons Accused of Crimes The accused has the right to remain silent, and any testimony given by the accused may be used against him or her. Acquire Copies. Criminal Matters. First Appearance Hearings Bond Hearings.
Preliminary Hearings. Warrant Applications. Arrow Left Arrow Right. Both parties should bring any relevant documents, photos, recording, or any evidence with them to the hearing. At the warrant application hearing, the judge will decide whether this is enough evidence to make an arrest. If the judge finds that probable cause exists, the warrant may be issued at the hearing.
Please remember the Judge may issue a warrant for anyone if there is probable cause to believe they have committed a crime. This includes the Applicant, Respondent, Witnesses, and other persons, who may or may not have participated in the hearing. Either party has the right to be represented by an attorney at the warrant application hearing. Cases will not be continued automatically for failure of a party to seek counsel prior to the hearing.
Any legal questions should be directed to an attorney. The accused has the right to remain silent, and any testimony given by the accused may be used against him or her.
The accused is under no duty to present any evidence tending to prove innocence, and is not required to take the stand and testify. If the accused elects not to testify, no inference adverse to the accused shall be drawn by the judge, nor shall such fact be held against the accused in any way.
If the accused testifies, the testimony will be recorded and could be used against the accused if the case is prosecuted.
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