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Usually, when employers are running background checks to look for criminal history, they are looking for past convictions. They want to know if the person who they are thinking of hiring has ever been found guilty of a crime, and if so, which one\u2014but criminal history concerns more than just convictions.<\/p>\n

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Other details, including\u00a0arrest histories\u00a0and arrest warrants, are also part of a person\u2019s criminal record. In this post, we will delve into a frequently asked question about\u00a0criminal background screenings: do background checks show warrants?<\/p>\n

The simple answer is, yes: background checks do show warrants. That doesn\u2019t mean every background check will show every warrant: as with criminal records, warrants are issued in specific areas and aren\u2019t necessarily reflected in each county court record or criminal history database.<\/p>\n

Beyond geography, there is variation in the type of warrant that shows up on a background check. Here are a few types of warrants that may be reflected on a person\u2019s criminal background check report:<\/p>\n