OFFICIAL COURT ARREST WARRANT DOCKET • ILLINOIS

SCOTT M BIRKETT

ACTIVE WARRANT
Will County, IL
Docket # 2020TR028700
Issued Sep 14, 2020
Presumption of Innocence Applied
NO PHOTO FILED
Active Arrest Warrant
COURT BAIL / BOND
No Bond Set / Contact Clerk
Official Law Enforcement Record
Jurisdictional Custodian

Will County Sheriff's Office

Warrant status records must be officially confirmed directly with the issuing court or sheriff department. Do not attempt to apprehend any subject.
Warrant Desk Contact
815-727-8575
Address: 16911 W. Laraway Road, Joliet, IL 60433
Department Site: willcountywarrants.com
Record Source: Official Public Portal Agency Bulletin
ALLEGED OFFENSES & STATUTORY CHARGES
Will County Court
[Traffic] RECKLESS DRIVING; OPERATE UNINSURED MTR VEHICLE; SPEEDING 35+ MPH OVER LIMIT; UNLICENSED; IMPROPER TRAFFIC LANE USAGE (FTA - Failure To Appear)
Plain-English Clarification: Failure to Appear for Scheduled Court Hearing
Official Subject & Warrant Specifications
Public Law Enforcement Index
Full Legal Name
SCOTT M BIRKETT
Warrant Number
2020TR028700
Issue Date
September 14, 2020
Bond / Bail Amount
No Bond Set / Contact Court Clerk
Issuing Jurisdiction
Will County, Illinois
Custodian Agency
Will Sheriff's Department
Record Status
• ACTIVE (Subject to Direct Law Enforcement Verification)
Official Source Verification
Last verified against official source: October 1, 2026
Official Public Source
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An active arrest warrant reflects an allegation or judicial process and does not constitute a finding of guilt. All individuals are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.