> The funny thing is they could've easily written up a warrant and had it signed by a judge in the span of an hour I think that may be part of the problem. If

> The funny thing is they could've easily written up a warrant and had it signed by a judge in the span of an hour I think that may be part of the problem. If you start viewing warrants as rubber stamps, then you start thinking that the warrant is a foregone conclusion (and therefore just "unnecessary paperwork/bureaucratic nonsense" and an impediment to "getting things done").