An arrest warrant is an order from a judge directing a peace officer to arrest a specific person to bring him or her before the court. Arrest warrants are commonly issued when a judge is satisfied that there’s enough evidence to believe that the accused has committed a crime and be brought before the court for additional proceedings. Arrest warrants are also commonly issued when someone who is supposed to be in court, but is not.
What is an Arrest Warrant?
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