Texas Warrant Roundups 2013: A Brief Overview:

The annual Texas Warrant Roundup is fast approaching. The City of Houston Police Department is among the more than 260 law enforcement jurisdictions across the state of Texas to annually participate in the 2013 Great Texas Warrant Roundup. Constables in Houston and Harris County are set to join other law enforcement personnel across the state in an effort to clear the thousands of active traffic warrants currently pending. While the actual date has not yet been announced, the Roundup generally begins during the last week of February and continues for several weeks.

This is not an amnesty program, rather an opportunity for those with outstanding traffic warrants to take advantage of the available options to settle those warrants. During this time period thousands of notices will be mailed to persons who currently have an active Houston or Harris County warrant against them. The primary focus of these warrants is Class C traffic violations as well as other minor penal code or ordinance violations. Historically the first phase of the Roundup consists of a grace period during which those with outstanding warrants are encouraged to resolve their issues without the threat of arrest. The second phase is the enforcement phase during which those who have neglected their traffic warrants may literally be rounded up—at home, work, or anywhere within the greater Houston area—and brought to court to address their outstanding warrants.

The law firm of Sullo & Sullo, LLP can assist individuals with traffic warrants by posting bonds to eliminate the threat of arrest, setting a new date in court, and defending you against the violations with which you have been charged.

Time is short, so contact Sullo & Sullo, LLP today for a traffic warrant issued by any of the following courts: Houston Municipal Court, HCJP 1-1, HCJP 1-2, HCJP 3-1, HCJP 4-1, HCJP 4-2, HCJP 5-1, HCJP 5-2, HCJP 7-2, HCJP 8-1, HCJP 8-2, Jersey Village Municipal Court, Sugarland Municipal Court, Stafford Municipal Court, Missouri City Municipal Court, Pasadena Municipal Court, City of South Houston Municipal Court and Baytown Municipal Court.

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