Definition of capias in English:

capias

nounPlural capiases ˈkapɪəsˈkeɪpɪəsˈkeɪpiəs

Law

A writ ordering the arrest of a named person.
Example sentencesExamples
- If the pledges do not produce the convicted party, then execution may be made against them by [writ of] fieri facias, per elegit, or per capias to satisfy the option chosen by the plaintiff.
- Most clients who received a suspended classification were those for whom a capias was issued for a separate charge.
- It is not a matter of any importance how the defendant came into court-whether he was served with a writ, capias, or declaration; or whether he appeared voluntarily without process of any kind.
- That history no doubt would take account of things like 6 George IV Chapter 108, where once an information was presented, capias issued, the person was arrested, required to post bail, then the issue was determined.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin capias (ad respondendum), literally 'you are to seize (until reply is made)', from capere 'take'.

Definition of capias in US English:

capias

nounˈkeɪpiəsˈkāpēəs

Law

A writ ordering the arrest of a named person.
Example sentencesExamples
- It is not a matter of any importance how the defendant came into court-whether he was served with a writ, capias, or declaration; or whether he appeared voluntarily without process of any kind.
- If the pledges do not produce the convicted party, then execution may be made against them by [writ of] fieri facias, per elegit, or per capias to satisfy the option chosen by the plaintiff.
- Most clients who received a suspended classification were those for whom a capias was issued for a separate charge.
- That history no doubt would take account of things like 6 George IV Chapter 108, where once an information was presented, capias issued, the person was arrested, required to post bail, then the issue was determined.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin capias (ad respondendum), literally ‘you are to seize (until reply is made)’, from capere ‘take’.

单词	capias
释义	Definition of capias in English: capias nounPlural capiases ˈkapɪəsˈkeɪpɪəsˈkeɪpiəs Law A writ ordering the arrest of a named person. Example sentencesExamples If the pledges do not produce the convicted party, then execution may be made against them by [writ of] fieri facias, per elegit, or per capias to satisfy the option chosen by the plaintiff. Most clients who received a suspended classification were those for whom a capias was issued for a separate charge. It is not a matter of any importance how the defendant came into court-whether he was served with a writ, capias, or declaration; or whether he appeared voluntarily without process of any kind. That history no doubt would take account of things like 6 George IV Chapter 108, where once an information was presented, capias issued, the person was arrested, required to post bail, then the issue was determined. Origin Late Middle English: from Latin capias (ad respondendum), literally 'you are to seize (until reply is made)', from capere 'take'. Definition of capias in US English: capias nounˈkeɪpiəsˈkāpēəs Law A writ ordering the arrest of a named person. Example sentencesExamples It is not a matter of any importance how the defendant came into court-whether he was served with a writ, capias, or declaration; or whether he appeared voluntarily without process of any kind. If the pledges do not produce the convicted party, then execution may be made against them by [writ of] fieri facias, per elegit, or per capias to satisfy the option chosen by the plaintiff. Most clients who received a suspended classification were those for whom a capias was issued for a separate charge. That history no doubt would take account of things like 6 George IV Chapter 108, where once an information was presented, capias issued, the person was arrested, required to post bail, then the issue was determined. Origin Late Middle English: from Latin capias (ad respondendum), literally ‘you are to seize (until reply is made)’, from capere ‘take’.
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