Broomfield County Combined Court Bench Warrants
Broomfield is both a city and a county. The Broomfield County Combined Courts handle all judicial matters. Broomfield became a consolidated city-county in 2001. It is Colorado's newest county. The Combined Courts serve all residents. They issue bench warrants for failure to appear. The Broomfield Police Department provides enforcement.
Broomfield Court Quick Facts
Broomfield Combined Courts
The Broomfield Combined Courts handle all judicial matters. The courts are located at 17 Descombes Drive. The 17th Judicial District serves Broomfield. The district court handles felonies. The county court handles misdemeanors. Both courts issue bench warrants.
| Broomfield Combined Courts |
17 Descombes Drive Broomfield, CO 80020 Phone: Check Colorado Judicial Branch |
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Broomfield participates in warrant clearance events. Adams County Fresh Start events include Broomfield warrants. These events help resolve warrants without arrest. Check with the court for upcoming dates.
The county court processes various cases. Traffic violations are common. Misdemeanor criminal cases are handled. Protection orders are issued. The court serves all Broomfield residents.
Bench warrants issue when defendants miss court. The judge orders law enforcement to arrest. The warrant stays active until resolved.
Checking for Broomfield Bench Warrants
Several methods exist to check for Broomfield warrants. Cases go through Broomfield County systems.
The Colorado Judicial Branch docket search is free. It searches statewide court records. You need at least one filter beyond date. Search by name or case number. This includes Broomfield County cases.
CoCourts.com provides comprehensive searches. This costs $10 for statewide access. Results are real-time. The database includes all Colorado courts.
Contact Broomfield Combined Courts directly. They can check for active warrants. Provide your name and date of birth.
Contact Broomfield Police for enforcement questions. They can provide guidance on resolution.
An attorney can check warrants confidentially. They contact courts directly. This protects your privacy.
Resolving Broomfield Bench Warrants
Clearing a bench warrant requires action. Broomfield provides resolution options.
Contact Broomfield Combined Courts first. Ask about warrant status. The clerk looks up your case. They explain bail amounts.
Many warrants clear through court appearance. The judge recalls the warrant. You receive a new hearing date. Dress appropriately. Bring photo ID.
Posting bail resolves some warrants. The court sets the amount. You pay full cash bail. Keep your receipt.
Payment plans may be available. Setting up a plan can clear warrants. You make regular payments. Follow the schedule.
Fresh Start events may help. Broomfield participates in these programs. Check if your warrant qualifies.
Consequences of Outstanding Warrants in Broomfield
Ignoring a bench warrant causes problems. The warrant stays active. It never expires.
Broomfield Police enforce warrants. They check during traffic stops. You are arrested immediately.
The warrant enters state databases. NCIC-CCIC tracks it. All police agencies see it.
Your driver's license may be suspended. The OJW hold applies. You cannot drive legally.
Employment and housing suffer. Background checks show warrants. Jobs are lost. Rentals denied.
Act promptly. Contact Broomfield Combined Courts today.
17th Judicial District Information
The 17th Judicial District serves Broomfield County. It also serves Adams County. The district handles all criminal and civil matters. The district court processes felonies. The county court processes misdemeanors. Both courts issue bench warrants.
The 17th Judicial District is one of Colorado's busiest. Many cases are processed here. The district has courts in Brighton and Broomfield. This serves the large population.
C.R.S. 16-2-110 authorizes bench warrants statewide. This applies in the 17th District. Judges have the power to issue warrants.
The Colorado Rules of Criminal Procedure apply. Rule 4 covers warrant issuance. These rules ensure due process.
Broomfield County Bench Warrants
Broomfield is both a city and county. All warrant matters are handled through the Broomfield Combined Courts and Police Department. Broomfield also participates in Adams County warrant clearance programs.
Nearby Cities
These cities are near Broomfield. Each works with their respective counties. Check warrant information for these nearby locations.