Legal Question in Criminal Law in Missouri
A writ of a copy of attachment
What is a writ of a body of attachment?
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: A writ of a copy of attachment
The item that your question refers to is probably a "body attachment", also often referred to by the latin name "capias". The name is really fairly self-explanatory. It is a Court Order, sometimes referred to as a "Writ", signed by a Judge directing the sheriff or other law enforcement authorities to seize your body and bring it to court. In other words, it operates much like a warrant for your arrest. These are usually issued in cases in which a person did not show up in court when required to do so. The body attachment may be cancelled by the Judge upon the application of an attorney and upon sufficient assurance that the person will show up in Court the next time he or she is required to do so. If I may be of any further assistance to you, please call me at 314-727-2822. Thank you.
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