Is there a statute of limitations on a juvenile misdemeanor arrest warrant?

this answer is absolutely going to depend on the offense, jurisdiction, and practice of the local juvenile court. in some SOL rules on juveniles will be the same as adults, in some they will be different, and the life of such a warrant will also vary state to state: in some the age of majority-18-may bring the warrant, legally and/OR practically, to an end as the rules for detaining persons over and under 18 complicate the technical rules regarding warrants and their execution. what is the point of executing a juvenile misdemeanor warrant, for instance, if you cannot lodge the now 18 year old in either your juvenile detention facility(where you cannot lodge adults) or your jail(where you cannot lodge persons held on juvenile matters). liability drives the application of the laws regarding warrants, juveniles, and SOLs. as always, TALK YOUR UNIQUE CASE OVER WITH A QUALIFIED LAWYER IN YOUR JURISDICTION!