Q: How can I get a warrant recalled
A: YES, BUT YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LOCAL LAWYER TO GO WITH YOU TO COURT TO MOVE TO QUASH THE WARRANT AND PRESENT EVIDENCE WHY THAT SHOULD BE DONE
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Put yourself on calendar ASAP. You can sign up for a public defender on the court date or hire an attorney before the court date. Talk to a bail bond company if it is a warrant for a felony.
Good luck.
A: In order to get a warrant recalled, you must appear in court. It is possible to do this in two ways: You can surrender to law enforcement and post bail and get a date to appear in court in the future or you can walk into court, have the case set on calendar and appear before the judge. Only then will the warrant be recalled and quashed.
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