Extradition Between Florida Counties

Summary

In Florida, if someone is arrested in one county but has a warrant in another, extradition to the county where the warrant was issued is possible. The decision to extradite depends on the nature of the warrant and the authorities involved in both counties. Having a bond may influence the process but does not necessarily prevent extradition. If you need more specific information, consider consulting with a local attorney familiar with Floridas extradition laws.

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If someonenis arrested and they have a warrent in putnam county but they got arrested in glagler county and they have a bond will they expedite them to the county where the warrent is issued if they have a bond
The individual can be extradited to the county where the warrant was issued, even if they have a bond. It depends on the nature of the warrant and the decision of the authorities in both counties.
Which state are the counties located in? This will help provide more specific information regarding the extradition process.
Florida
In Florida, if a person is arrested in one county but has a warrant in another (such as Putnam County and Flagler County), extradition can occur. Here are some key points:
- The person may be transferred to the county where the warrant was issued.
- The decision depends on the nature of the warrant and the authorities involved.
- Having a bond may influence the process but does not necessarily prevent extradition.
Is there any specific aspect of this situation you need more details on?