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View RecordsDetroit warrant research should start from the court or law-enforcement source tied to the case; a public case lookup is not automatically a live warrant-status database.
Detroit’s 36th District Court provides a public “Look Up a Case / Balance” service and has a Criminal Division that handles arraignments after felony and misdemeanor arrests. Those services can help identify a Detroit district-court case, but the court site does not state that its general case lookup is a complete citywide outstanding-warrant list.
36th District Court’s criminal FAQ describes arraignments after arrest but does not convert the general case-search feature into a warrant database.
Use a case number, citation, prior notice, or 36th District Court lookup where appropriate.
Check court events without assuming they prove current warrant status.
For an active-warrant question, use the authority that can confirm current status.
Warrant status can change.
Shows a case record, not necessarily an active warrant.
Shows a court event following arrest.
Requires current confirmation from the responsible authority.
Does not prove no warrant exists.
Common names can return multiple cases.
Use when the official process allows.
Confirm Detroit/36th District Court where relevant.
Keep current-status research time-stamped.
Use this official source as a next stop for warrants in detroit michigan.
Use this official source as a next stop for warrants in detroit michigan.