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Los Angeles & San Fernando Valley Failure to Appear Attorney

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Failure to appear is a legal term used to describe when an offender fails to make a court appearance at a set date and time. If a person does not show up in court for an arraignment, criminal proceedings, or criminal sentencing, he/she can have a bench warrant issued in his/her name for failing to appear. A bench warrant can lead to the person’s immediate arrest and the person’s failure to appear can negatively impact his/her criminal sentence if convicted. There are many reasons as to why a person may fail to appear in court. Regardless of the reason, failure to appear is considered very risky for the person’s criminal case. For this reason, people who have failed to appear in court need the legal expertise of an effective criminal defense attorney.

Bench Warrant for Failure to Appear
If a person fails to appear in court, a bench warrant may be issued in their name. A bench warrant is a court order that is issued for a defendant’s arrest after he/she fails to appear in court for a proceeding or arraignment. A bench warrant may be issued by bench officers of the state of California or the federal government. Once a bench warrant is issued for a person, law enforcement agencies can execute the court order. If that person is found by law enforcement, he/she can be placed under immediate arrest. 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

If you have a bench warrant or have failed to appear in court on your case, it is in your best interest to promptly speak with Mr. Caplan, a qualified Los Angeles & San Fernando Valley criminal defense attorney. The legal consequences for failure to appear are far too severe to forgo the representation of an effective lawyer. This attorney can guide you throughout the warrant procedure and safeguard your individual rights.

Los Angeles & San Fernando Valley Criminal Defense Attorney
The Law Offices of Gregory Caplan are proud to provide dependable legal counsel for clients throughout Los Angeles & the San Fernando Valley. Gregory Caplan has helped numerous clients contest their serious criminal charges. He understands the life altering effects a criminal conviction can have on his clients, which is why he strives to provide them with the guidance and resources they need to be successful in court. With offices in Burbank, Santa Clarita, Los Angeles, and the San Fernando Valley, Gregory Caplan is accessible and prepared to handle your criminal case.

If you have failed to appear in court in Los Angeles or the San Fernando Valley, call The Law Offices of Gregory Caplan to discuss your legal options today at (213) 400-5355.

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