Louisiana HB772 amends the Code of Criminal Procedure to revise notice requirements for warrants of arrest.
Louisiana HB772 modifies the Code of Criminal Procedure to change how notices for warrants of arrest are delivered. The bill requires the court to issue an attachment and send notice of the attachment to the commercial surety and the agent or bondsman within 30 days of the defendant's failure to appear. It also mandates that the clerk of court send a notice of the warrant for arrest to the prosecuting attorney and the defendant.
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