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Can a person with a warrant for their arrest go to jail?

Leia Doyle

Can a person with a warrant for their arrest go to jail?

If the DA cannot prove that you knew your loved one had a warrant for his arrest, then you should not be convicted of this crime. Having a warrant out for your arrest can only lead to you living your life in fear of arrest.

Can you let a person with a warrant live with you?

(PC 32) Basically, the short answer to this question is YES, if you let the person live in your home and you know that he has a warrant out for his arrest. If you are facing an accessory charge it is imperative to consult a criminal defense attorney.

Can you hide a family member with an active warrant?

Avoid hiding your family member. You act as an accessory after the fact when you hide a family member after they commit a crime. If you know he or she has an active warrant, then you shouldn’t let the person into your home. “Hiding” doesn’t mean you have to drive a family member to an isolated location to hide them.

What to do if there is a warrant out for You?

Your attorney can help you if there is a warrant out for you. First, your attorney should contact the arresting law enforcement agency and help explain the misidentification. They should then request all of the data that was collected during your arrest such as mug shots and fingerprints.

If the DA cannot prove that you knew your loved one had a warrant for his arrest, then you should not be convicted of this crime. Having a warrant out for your arrest can only lead to you living your life in fear of arrest.

(PC 32) Basically, the short answer to this question is YES, if you let the person live in your home and you know that he has a warrant out for his arrest. If you are facing an accessory charge it is imperative to consult a criminal defense attorney.

Can a probable cause arrest be made without a warrant?

They are not arrest warrants, although they may be issued in conjunction with an arrest warrant. Probable cause arrests do not require a warrant. For example, if an officer has probable cause to believe a crime happened, and there’s no time to get a warrant, he can make an arrest.

How can I have a warrant for my arrest dismissed?

In order to have a DUI dismissed, you will need to hire a criminal defense attorney. * This will flag comments for moderators to take action. The only way to have a warrant removed is to appear in court to sunder yourself.