Missed court in Arizona? A failure to appear triggers a bench warrant and a separate criminal charge. Here is how to resolve it. Call (480) 584-3328.
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Quashing a Warrant Finding out you have a warrant can be a scary feeling. A warrant gives law enforcement the authority to do various activities that would not otherwise be permitted, such as conduct a search, seize items, or arrest
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Failure to Appear: A.R.S. 13-2506 and 13-2507 “Failure to Appear” (FTA) is a legal term used to describe when an individual fails to show up to a scheduled court date for a criminal offense. The severity of the penalties involved
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What Happens at an Arraignment? Criminal court cases involve several types of court hearings that lead to a potential criminal trial. Early in this process is the arraignment hearing. Following the initial offense report, a defendant will appear before a
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Bench Warrants in Arizona In Arizona, a bench warrant can be issued by a judge, magistrate, commissioner, or justice of the peace when a defendant: doesn’t show up for a scheduled court hearing (“Failure to Appear”). doesn’t comply with a
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