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What does it mean when there is a warrant issued for questioning?

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Mar 6, 2007, 04:51 AM


Hello whi:

It means the cops are going to arrest someone. Although, that's a TV warrant. Real cops don't issue warrants for "questioning". They issue warrants to arrest someone. Whether they talk or not has nothing to do with the warrant.

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Mar 6, 2007, 05:55 AM


Can you give more info about why you want to know. A warrant might be issued as a material witness, but not for "questioning". For a material witness warrant, the prosecutor would have to prove to a judge that the person could provde key evidence in a criminal case.
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