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An arrest warrant is a legal order issued by a judge to law enforcement directing them to detain and arrest an individual. An arrest warrant lawyer can help recall and quash the warrant. Once recalled the warrant becomes inactive and cannot be enforced. Arrest warrants are often issued when District Attorney files new charges, they can also be issued if a person fails to appear in Court, these warrants are referred to as bench warrants.
Bench warrants issued by a Court can sometimes be more difficult to clear due to the fact that they come about for a non-appearance or FTA. A lawyer should be consulted to give the best advice on your case.
