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Arrests & Warrants

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An arrest can be executed with or without a warrant. An arrest can be executed by a law enforcement officer if there is probable cause to believe a felony was committed. In misdemeanor cases, the offense must have been committed in the officer’s presence in order for the officer to legally effectuate an arrest.

An arrest can also come in the form of a warrant. Arrest Warrants can be issued by a judge or magistrate for several reasons. When a person fails to appear in court, a judge may issue a bench warrant. Bench warrants vary in amounts and are usually between $5,000 to $500,000. If one is arrested on a bench warrant, a person may post a bail for the bench warrant and get released from custody. However, if the warrant is a “no bail warrant,” then the arrested person cannot get out of jail until a judge determines so.

The Law Offices of Christian M. Ham can check for warrants and help with the warrant. Mr. Ham has dedicated his legal career to criminal defense law and will do everything possible to minimize the negative consequences associated with the criminal process. He can help and will fight hard; and he will always be honest about each client’s case.

Contact the Law Offices of Christian M. Ham today to discuss your legal options. Contact us online or call 619-236-1983.

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Mr. Ham offers the highest standard of criminal defense in San Diego and is committed to offering an honest case assessment with a realistic discussion of the potential consequences. In offering the best available defense in San Diego, he takes immediate action by identifying and investigating potential legal issues. Mr. Ham provides San Diego the highest level of legal representation in criminal defense matters.

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Mr. Ham believes in fighting for what is right and ensuring the fair administration of law and due process. Mr. Ham provides San Diego residents with aggressive, experienced, intelligent legal representation in DUI and criminal matters. He is dedicated and committed to serving clients with the most effective legal defense in San Diego. Mr. Ham tailors each legal defense to the individual needs of each client and will fight for the right outcome.

Defending the Accused

Every person accused of a criminal offense has a constitutional right to an attorney. Being accused of a crime comes with the difficult possibility of going to jail. Having a lawyer do everything possible to avoid or limit the amount of jail is often a priority. A good criminal defense attorney can review the evidence and identify legal issues. These issues can be used to negotiate with the prosecuting attorney and reach a favorable resolution of the case

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