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For Yolo County California an arrest warrant becomes an active warrant directly after a court judge signs the official document.

In Contra Costa County California, in order for an arrest warrant to be issued the court must have “probable cause,” which is a set of circumstances and facts that would persuade a reasonably intelligent and prudent person to come to the belief that a particular

An arrest warrant in Shasta County California, for either misdemeanor or felony, require a court appearance. Active arrest warrants gives law enforcement the ability to search and detain an individual for the purpose of appearing before the court.

Fresno County California criminal cases range from traffic infractions that are relatively minor, to very serious criminal matters such as murder and rape.

An arrest warrant in Santa Cruz County California is preceded by probable cause, which is evidence that would lead a reasonable person to have confidence that an individual has been involved in a violation of the law.

In Kern County California an arrest warrant is based upon some evidence presented to the court that would lead a reasonable person to believe that the subject individual has been involved in a violation of the law.

An arrest warrant in San Francisco County, California, begins with information presented to the court that would lead a reasonable person to allege that a violation of law has been committed.

An arrest warrant in Merced County California is based upon evidence called probable cause. If the court judge determines that a reasonable person could conclude that a violation of law, or crime, was committed, the document is signed and officially becomes an active warrant.

The Superior Court of California County of San Joaquin Local Rules states that one way to have an arrest warrant issued is “when a defendant fails to appear and a bench warrant is issued“ (Rule 2, Criminal Section)

For an arrest warrant that originated in Marin County California, a court judge would have had to been given evidence that a crime or violation of law had been performed.