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    DUI in AZ in 07, when I look at the file it says an FTA warrant was issued in...

    ...08. I have paid my fines...? and I believe the issue is taken care of. I was pulled over in FL recently (for expired tags, which my friend took care of), and nothing happened. When I search the Warrants in AZ there is none under my name. Do I need to call and find out? Or is this just showing and old warrant that was once issued? Do warrants expire? Is a warrant only good for that state? I am not sure whether I should let a sleeping dog lie, or wake it up by calling...

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