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It does not show that. Being familiar with the process, it looks like they're out on supervised release. Non-custody. No point in putting a warrant out for s
by mchannon 8y ago
It does not show that.
Being familiar with the process, it looks like they're out on supervised release. Non-custody. No point in putting a warrant out for someone when they're at the courthouse to be arraigned.
- aphextron 8y agoI must be confused then. Why does the defendant section say “Warrant, no bail”?.
- mchannon 8y agoProbably chalk it up to a very confusing and esoteric form. No bail could just mean they don't have to post bail to get out. "Warrant" could just mean they came in on a warrant vs. a summons. More important is the top of the form: "Defendant is NOT in custody".