Knoxville/Warrant Resolution

Knox County Β· 6th Judicial District

Knoxville Warrant
Resolution Guide

Step-by-step guide and a court-ready Motion to Recall for outstanding Knox County bench warrants. Know your options before you act.

🚨 Warrants don't expire β€” every traffic stop is a risk. Act now.
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Step 1: Verify the Warrant

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Confirm the warrant is active and identify the case number. Contact the Knox County General Sessions Criminal Court Clerk at 865-215-2600.

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Step 2: Identify Warrant Type

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Knox County handles bench warrants through the Criminal Court Clerk's office. An attorney can file a Motion to Recall on your behalf. For self-represented defendants, you may contact the Clerk to request a hearing date to address the warrant.

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Step 3: Choose Your Path

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Option A: Hire a criminal defense attorney to file a Motion to Recall β€” they can often appear without you. Option B: Use our free Motion Generator and file pro se.

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Step 4: File the Motion

🟑 High Priority

Take your Motion to: Knox County General Sessions Criminal Court, 400 Main Street, Suite 259, Knoxville, TN. Bring 2 copies.

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Step 5: Attend Hearing

🟒 Scheduled

At the hearing, the judge decides whether to recall the warrant and set a new date. For misdemeanors, an attorney may be able to handle this for you.

Knox County Court Contacts

Clerk's Office

Knox County General Sessions Criminal Court

400 Main Street, Suite 259

Phone

865-215-2600

Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM

Templates are for informational purposes only and do not constitute legal advice. Jurist-Diction is not a law firm. Consult a licensed attorney in Knox County, Tennessee for advice specific to your situation.