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It's hard to imagine anyone who hasn't seen at least one episode of
"Law & Order." The show was on for twenty years and is now going
strong in a new Los Angeles incarnation. Every episode dealt with an
arrest of some kind and they did a pretty good job of following the
proper procedure. In fact, criminal cases on "Law & Order" often
fell apart when the rule of law wasn't followed. Unless a criminal is
arrested during the commission of a crime, a suspect offender can have
a warrant sworn out by a judge for their arrest. In the criminal
justice system, there are two types of warrants: a bench warrant or
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