My question involves an arrest warrant from the State of: North Carolina
My now ex-husband and I were charged with misdemeanor child abuse (neglect) when our son got out of the house because he left the keys in the door (which locked from the inside using a key).
At the time we were just so thankful that he hadn't been hurt or taken from us that we just kind of went along with whatever we were told. Which included agreeing to a "Prayer for Judgement" that we'd never heard of and barely had explained to us. Our lawyer told us, "just don't get into trouble for the next three years and nothing happens."
Well shortly after we moved to California and again due to my now ex-husband's negligence he got out again, and again we were both initially charged with child abuse. Once CA found out about NC, however, they dropped the charges against my military now ex-spouse and raised mine to a felony.
I had to explain (as best as I could) to my public defender what a Prayer for Judgement was, and at his urging took a plea deal. 4 years probation. I also had to explain it to multiple probation officers in California. So I know that CA knew about the NC offense, but I don't know if NC knows about the CA offense.
Now, would I have a warrant in NC from that? And if I did, wouldn't my Probation Officer know about it?

