Pima County’s Consolidated Justice Court will be in session tomorrow, and is encouraging residents with outstanding warrants to show up, to have those warrants quashed.
"We are holding it on a Saturday to help those who work who cannot get out of work or go to school that way they can address their warrants and proceed with their criminal matters," said Maria Felix, a chief administrative judge for the Pima County Consolidated Justice Court. She said the county has over 20,000 outstanding warrants going back to 1990.
