arrest warrant in English
legal document ordering the arrest of a specific person or persons
Use "arrest warrant" in a sentence
1. He issued an arrest warrant.
2. This is an arrest warrant for Lara Brennan...
3. An Arrest is generally made with an Arrest warrant.
4. The court issued an arrest warrant on the suspect.
5. Authorities have issued an arrest warrant for Marine Cesar Laurean.
6. They also issued an arrest warrant for a fourth worker.
7. Alston failed to complete the course and an arrest warrant was issued.
8. The Sudanese president appears unconcerned about the impending request for an arrest warrant.
9. Liaoning police issued an arrest warrant, said Mark East on suspicion of " fraud. "
10. What he said is, he refused or declined to issue an arrest warrant.
11. Judge La Riva had issued an arrest warrant/a warrant for his arrest.
12. I have here an arrest warrant for Mickey Cohen for the crime of murder.
13. Police have issued an arrest warrant for Mr de Michelis's former secretary, Barbara Ceolin.
14. Request for assistance in serving judicial summons for court proceedings in India, arrest warrant, etc.
15. Article 71 When making an arrest, a public security organ must produce an arrest warrant.
16. whether there is an arrest warrant or a document having the same legal effect, or an enforceable judgement;
17. whether there is an arrest warrant or a document having the same legal effect, or an enforceable judgement
18. Upon the SFC's application, David Dufton, acting principal magistrate of the Eastern Magistracy, issued an arrest warrant for Pan.
19. 15 The object is to gather enough evidence and sift through all the forensics information needed to write an acceptable arrest warrant.
20. The FBI executed a search and arrest warrant in Collier County for a man investigators say was involved in the January 6th Capitol Riot.…
21. Security agents may arrest a terrorist suspect without an arrest warrant but shall notify the relevant authorities not later than forty eight (48) hours.
22. Cannon's Arrest warrant alleges that she "stomped" on an officer's foot three times as she was being apprehended and escorted out of the property, the …
23. An Absconder warrant is an arrest warrant issued by a local government in the event a probationer or parolee absconds, or fails to report, to their assigned probation or parole office as required.
24. n # ctober # the Federal Ministry of Justice (Bundesministerium für Justiz) issued a letter of safe conduct (Geleitbrief) for the author's appearance before the District Criminal Court and the arrest warrant was abrogated until # arch
25. Additionally, it would guarantee the application of the European Arrest Warrant and allow for the use of specific EU co-operation instruments linked to the Framework Decision on combating terrorism in relation with the new offences.
26. It should be noted that Article 12 of the FD-EAW provides that a person arrested on the basis of a European arrest warrant may be released provisionally, provided that the executing Member State takes all measures necessary to prevent the person absconding.
27. (2) Even though they may involve discretion, the following actions by a judge do not cause the loss of the right to file a notice of disqualification against that judge: Arranging the calendar, setting a date for a hearing or trial, ruling on an agreed continuance, issuing an arrest warrant, presiding over criminal preliminary proceedings under CrR 3.2.1, Arraigning the accused, fixing bail
28. Although Articles 27 and 28 of Framework Decision 2002/584 are the reflection in the European arrest warrant system of two traditional elements of extradition law, that is to say the specialty rule and its corollary, the rule prohibiting any onward surrender, (7) the rules they lay down have been ‘acclimatised’ to the rationale underpinning the European arrest warrant, an instrument of judicial cooperation based on the principle of mutual recognition (8) and reciprocal confidence (9) between Member States which is intended to replace the traditional cooperation relations under international law (10) and is itself tailored to the specific objective of establishing an area of freedom, security and justice that is pursued by the European Union (11) as guarantor of the fundamental freedoms of the persons concerned. (12)