Exploring the Courthouse: Navigating Public Access, Bail Jumping, and Extradition Queries

In this video, I take a trip to the courthouse to inquire about accessing public records, understanding motions filed in criminal cases, and the process of dealing with potential bail jumping charges in another state. I speak with various courthouse staff to gather information on how these procedures work, especially concerning extradition between states. Join me as I explore the courthouse, ask important questions, and share my findings on how to prepare for possible legal challenges.
Timestamps:
0:13 - Introduction and heading to the courthouse 0:30 - Asking for directions to the County Clerk's office 1:13 - Visiting the County Clerk's office 2:49 - Inquiry about accessing public computers for criminal records 3:06 - Discussion on accessing motions filed in criminal cases 4:09 - Explanation of the process to obtain records and motions 5:02 - Reviewing the register of actions 7:07 - Querying about bail jumping and extradition process 8:17 - Detailed questions about how extradition works in Michigan 9:30 - Asking how Michigan handles warrants from other states 10:05 - Clarifying the process of potential action by Louisiana and Michigan 11:02 - Exploring the courthouse further, including a visit to the Friend of the Court office.
Chippewa County Courthouse, Michigan
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[@tomservo5007]

last person I knew asked a similar question, was arrested in 24 hours and the police made it out to be THEY did all the work and caught the person, when in fact the person was preparing to surrender

[@milehighgeeks]

weird to go to the police and tell them about a future crime

[@philipstanco6011]

It is kind of ignorant isn't it? Typical.

[@milehighgeeks]

@@philipstanco6011 he is the reason the system says that everything you say can and will be used against you

[@zanpsimer7685]

“You must get a lot of weird people stopping by.” “You have no idea, Sir.”

[@David-uv7nf]

You obviously get your drivers licence renewed, why?

[@philipstanco6011]

Lol. I guess he got tired of crying.

[@jessiahstalbirds.j.794]

@@philipstanco6011 His driver's license is from one state and his car/utility shed is registered in another.

[@kayb4995]

Your KZbin channel seems like a legal nightmare where if you have trouble in the future they could use it to prove guilt or even track you down

[@chuckychuck]

You'll find out when you have a court apperance bud, then they will hold you on a bond until that state make up their mind about what they want to do, you been pull over so many time and no warants came up, huh. They run waarants check on you when you have a court date.

[@brucegordon4992]

You should put in an appearance for Chat GPT, Esq. P.A.

[@PonziZombieKiller]

If LA wants ya they gotta come get ya.

[@philipstanco6011]

JOB! I know that word goes the hell out of you. You curl up like a crying baby and shake with fear because even the thought of a job scares the freaking hell out of you and makes you cry.

[@brucegordon4992]

No offense however I think you are asking the wrong questions. "If you see a warrant for me from Louisiana for bail jumping is it possible you will arrest me?" "If I am arrested how long could you hold me to determine whether they want to extradite me?" "If they decide not to extradite me after I have been held for a few hours/overnight/for a long holiday weekend will there be a message added to the warrant that they will not extradite so I will not get arrested again in Michigan or in any state other than Louisiana?"

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[@donaldleehund]

We pay taxes for these records and clerks and then get charged 5.00 for help at the window.

[@philipstanco6011]

Stop crying.

[@D3cyf3ar]

heck ya five bucks for help huh