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Attorney Sam?s Take: MA Default ? Bench Warrant And Arrest Warrant: What Is The Difference?

By Altman & Altman

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Although it seems like the beginning of a horror novel, you know the scene pretty well by now. You are in your Massachusetts home in the evening just relaxing, watching reruns of Boston Legal. The knock come on the door and it is the police. Before you know it, someone from the home is dragged out the door wearing the Commonwealth Bracelets of Shame. Maybe it is you. ?What is going on??, you demand. The police tell you that they are there ?on a warrant?. Your mind swirls. ?On a warrant?. What does that mean? A search warrant? Arrest warrant? Bench warrant? Before you can respond, it is all over. Maybe your lawyer can explain it to you. Fear not. This lawyer can explain it to you.

Full post as published by Boston Criminal lawyer Blog on December 11, 2009 (boomark / email).

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