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If you really want to know, hire an attorney to find out if there's a warrant. (Cops still may not say whether a warrant is outstanding.) If you don't want to pay for an attorney to find out about the warrant, just tell the cops “requesting” your presence that you don't wish to drive down to the station to show them your driver's license. Sit tight and wait. If they do have a warrant, they'll will add it to the 15,000 other unserved warrants. If you get stopped for a traffic violation, they'll grab you. Whether they'll make a special trip to arrest you depends on the nature of the crime.


(Updated December 5, 2007)