Legal Question in Traffic Law in Florida

Re: warrant questions

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If the trooper told you that you have a warrant then you probably do. What reason would the trooper have to lie to you? If it impossible for any attorney to check the status of a warrant without knowing the person's identity. Accordingly, you should either go to the courthouse and view your record or hire an attorney to review your record and to help you resolve this mess. A good attorney should be able to keep you from having any possibility of going to jail.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.