-
refers to such a
writs as a "writ of
capias",
defined as
orders to "take" (or "capture") a
person or ****ets.
Capias writs are
often issued when a suspect...
- In the
common law
legal systems,
capias ad
respondendum (Latin: "that you may
capture [him] in
order for him to reply") is or was a writ
issued by a court...
- into
custody under a
capias pro fine is not
transported directly to jail, but is
taken before the
court which issued the
capias and
required to show cause...
-
State of
Missouri vs.
Frank &
Jesse James including indictment;
capias to Clay &
Jackson Counties; sheriff's returns;
warrant to any
sheriff or marshall...
- Historically,
civil defendants could be
taken into
custody under a writ of
capias ad respondendum. Modern-day
civil defendants are
usually able to
avoid most...
- 11, 14, and 18, 1882 to
answer charges of "larceny". However, a writ of
capias was
issued for him on the 11th,
suggesting that he did not in fact appear...
- have
taken the body In law, it is a
return made by the sheriff, upon a
capias, or
other process to the like purpose; signifying, that he has
taken the...
-
lawful judgment because of
matters arising after the judgment. A writ of
capias directs an
officer to take the
person named in the writ or
order into custody...
- truancy,
underage drinking and smoking.
Warrants of Arrest, Alias,
Search and
Capias Profine are issued.
Protective Orders can be
issued and
result in jail time...
- bond who has
failed to
appear in
court and for whom a re-arrest
warrant or
capias has been
issued unless such
person is
licensed as a bail
enforcement agent"...
