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Texas Traffic Warrants
For a driving ticket you never paid, or a missed traffic court date — a good starting point if you're not sure which court issued it.
- You got a speeding or traffic ticket and never paid it
- You missed a traffic court date
- You're not sure if an old ticket turned into a warrant, or which court would handle it
Justice Court
For fine-only tickets and Class C misdemeanors handled by a Justice of the Peace — including many traffic citations, not just non-driving matters.
- You got a traffic ticket or another fine-only citation from a Justice of the Peace court
- You were told to pay a fine and missed the deadline
- Someone mentioned a "Class C" or "fine-only" charge
County Criminal Court
For an arrest or charge more serious than a ticket, like theft or DWI.
- You were arrested or charged with something like theft, DWI, or assault
- Someone told you your charge is a "misdemeanor"
- You missed a court date for a charge that wasn't a traffic ticket
District Court
For the most serious charges in Texas. This category usually requires signing in directly with the court, so it's often best to start by understanding what it means.
- Someone told you your charge is a "felony"
- Your case involves a serious charge, not a ticket or minor offense
- You want to understand what District Court means before doing anything else
My Harris County Case
For checking if you have any case on record in Harris County, using just your name.
- You don't know what kind of ticket or charge this might be
- You've never dealt with a court before
- You want to check your name across Harris County in one place
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