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If you have a bench warrant or an arrest warrant in Los Angeles County, you need to obtain prompt legal assistance, to determine the best ways for you to resolve your situation. Gregory Caplan has worked on hundreds of bench warrant cases in his criminal law career, as a prosecutor and defense attorney.

Click here now to visit our Los Angeles Bench Warrant Attorney Website, or continue on with more information about bench and arrest warrants, or Call Now, and ask how Bench Warrant Lawyer Gregory Caplan can help you resolve your bench warrant and get you back on track as soon as possible, at 213-400-5355!

Los Angeles Bench Warrants
When you fail to appear in court on a criminal case, a bench warrant will generally be issued for your arrest.  This bench warrant is a court order that authorizes the local law enforcement agencies to track you down and arrest you.

A bench warrant can be issued if:

  • a person fails to appear in court for an arraignment
  • a person fails to appear in court after being issued a citation
  • a person fails to appear in court for criminal sentencing
  • a person fails to pay a fine

Los Angeles Arrest Warrants
If a judge believes or has sufficient suspicion that you have committed a crime, an arrest warrant will be issued for your arrest.  An arrest warrant is an order prepared by law enforcement or a prosecuting agency, and signed by a judge, that authorizes the immediate arrest of a person under suspicion of committing a crime. When an arrest warrant has been issued for you, law enforcement officers will generally attempt to locate you.  When you are found by law enforcement officials, you will be placed under arrest and remain in jail until bail is posted or you are taken to court to answer for the charges.  An arrest warrant:

  • can be issued if law enforcement has suspicion that a person committed a crime
  • can be issued by law enforcement request
  • can be issued for more than one person
  • can lead to the person being arrested at home or while at work

If you believe that you have a bench warrant or an arrest warrant, it is in your best interest to speak with Warrent Defense Attorney Gregory Caplan. The legal penalties for the issuance of a bench warrant or an arrest warrant are far too severe to forgo effective legal assistance. Gregory Caplan can assist you throughout the warrant process and safeguard your individual rights. 

Bench Warrent Defense Attorney
Law Offices of Gregory Caplan is proud to provide dependable legal counsel for clients throughout Los Angeles County.  As an attorney with many years of practice experience, Gregory Caplan has helped clients handle their serious failure to appear and warrant cases.  Gregory Caplan understands the life altering effects a warrant can have on a client, which is why he provides clients with effective direction and guidance when resolving their cases in court.  With locations to meet in Burbank, Santa Clarita, Los Angeles, and the San Fernando Valley, Gregory Caplan is accessible to handle your case.

If you have a bench warrant or an arrest warrant has been issued in your name in Los Angeles County, call The Law Offices of Gregory Caplan to discuss your legal options today at (213) 400-5355.

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