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Definition of bench warrant in US English: bench warrantnoun A written order issued by a judge authorizing the arrest of a person charged with some contempt, crime, or misdemeanor. Example sentencesExamples - He forfeited bail costs of $100,000 and a bench warrant was issued for his arrest.
- The judge studied the probation report, noted no mention of her children, and issued a bench warrant for her apprehension.
- In normal conditions, this bench warrant would have been issued Tuesday evening and she never would have been in a cell at all.
- A second Chinese man was also convicted and deported and a bench warrant was issued for a third attacker.
- But she says that even prior to this recent case, people arrested for negligence in fine payment were only served with a bench warrant, meaning they were brought before a judge and not sent automatically to prison.
- The judge issued a bench warrant, and she reappeared six weeks later when the police arrested her and brought her to court.
- If you don't, a bench warrant is issued with your name on it, and you face deportation.
- The 19-year-old went on the run twice while waiting for her case to be heard, but was arrested on a crown court bench warrant.
- There had been a bench warrant issued for his arrest, and his bail was about to be revoked.
- On Tuesday a bench warrant was issued for his arrest at Limerick District Court when he failed to appear to face two public order offence charges.
- A bench warrant was issued for his arrest, moments after his conviction.
- When she again did not come to court, the judge issued a bench warrant charging her with failure to appear.
- A bench warrant had since been issued for their arrest.
- A high court judge has warned that a bench warrant would be issued for the woman ordered to be extradited to the United States to answer drug trafficking charges, if she did not show up in court today.
- He says I'm rescinding bail, I'm issuing a bench warrant and I'm going to hold it for an hour.
- Periods of abscondence, during which a bench warrant was issued, were not included in the analysis.
- Scarborough magistrate orders his arrest on a bench warrant without bail for failing to appear in court for a larceny matter involving a minor.
- The judge then issued a bench warrant for her arrest.
- A judge can issue a bench warrant that allows you to appear in court on your own.
- If a participant failed to appear for the hearing, a bench warrant for arrest was issued.
Definition of bench warrant in US English: bench warrantnoun A written order issued by a judge authorizing the arrest of a person charged with some contempt, crime, or misdemeanor. Example sentencesExamples - There had been a bench warrant issued for his arrest, and his bail was about to be revoked.
- When she again did not come to court, the judge issued a bench warrant charging her with failure to appear.
- The judge issued a bench warrant, and she reappeared six weeks later when the police arrested her and brought her to court.
- If a participant failed to appear for the hearing, a bench warrant for arrest was issued.
- The 19-year-old went on the run twice while waiting for her case to be heard, but was arrested on a crown court bench warrant.
- He forfeited bail costs of $100,000 and a bench warrant was issued for his arrest.
- In normal conditions, this bench warrant would have been issued Tuesday evening and she never would have been in a cell at all.
- He says I'm rescinding bail, I'm issuing a bench warrant and I'm going to hold it for an hour.
- The judge then issued a bench warrant for her arrest.
- On Tuesday a bench warrant was issued for his arrest at Limerick District Court when he failed to appear to face two public order offence charges.
- A high court judge has warned that a bench warrant would be issued for the woman ordered to be extradited to the United States to answer drug trafficking charges, if she did not show up in court today.
- If you don't, a bench warrant is issued with your name on it, and you face deportation.
- A bench warrant was issued for his arrest, moments after his conviction.
- The judge studied the probation report, noted no mention of her children, and issued a bench warrant for her apprehension.
- A second Chinese man was also convicted and deported and a bench warrant was issued for a third attacker.
- A bench warrant had since been issued for their arrest.
- But she says that even prior to this recent case, people arrested for negligence in fine payment were only served with a bench warrant, meaning they were brought before a judge and not sent automatically to prison.
- Scarborough magistrate orders his arrest on a bench warrant without bail for failing to appear in court for a larceny matter involving a minor.
- Periods of abscondence, during which a bench warrant was issued, were not included in the analysis.
- A judge can issue a bench warrant that allows you to appear in court on your own.
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