What does PRE-ADJ WARRANT mean?
This is from 2008 on FTA. The charge was a local charge-being somewhere after hours.
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Ryan John StevensCriminal Defense AttorneyFlagstaff, AZ ·
It probably means pre-adjudication warrant, meaning that there is a warrant for your arrest issued while your case is still pending (pre-adjudication). Typically, when you are ordered to appear in court on criminal charges, and you FTA, the judge can issue a warrant for your arrest, sometimes referred to as a "bench warrant" or a "pre-adjudication warrant." I would recommend consulting with a lawyer who can assist you in getting the warrant quashed and help you deal with the charges.
Good luck.
Ryan Stevens
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