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Have an outstanding arrest warrant in MA? Here is how to deal with it.

By Altman & Altman

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Attorney Sam?s Take: Welcome to the first posting of a new weekly feature on the daily Boston Criminal Lawyer Blog. Each Friday, I will post in this particular format, dealing specifically with an issue which people face every day in the criminal justice system. THIS WEEK: WHAT EXACTLY IS AN ?ARREST WARRANT?, HOW LONG IS IT VALID AND WHAT CAN YOU DO TO GET RID OF IT? An arrest warrant is similar to a search warrant that you hear so much about on television and in the movies. You know the scene?the detective shows up on a murder suspect?s door and asks to come in. The suspect sneers, ?Where?s your warrant?? The Detective waives a piece of paper and the suspect frowns and opens the door to let the detective in. The search warrant is simply an order from the court allowing the police to search a particular place...continue to full post

Full post as published by Boston Criminal lawyer Blog on April 24, 2009 (boomark / email).

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