Form 46 Warrant for Arrest (Defaulting Witness) - Canada

Form 46 Warrant for Arrest (Defaulting Witness) in Canada is used to authorize the arrest of a witness who has failed to appear in court as required. It ensures that witnesses attend court proceedings as necessary for a fair trial.

In Canada, the Form 46 Warrant for Arrest (Defaulting Witness) is typically filed by the prosecutor or the crown attorney.

FAQ

Q: What is Form 46 Warrant for Arrest (Defaulting Witness)?
A: Form 46 is a warrant for the arrest of a witness who has failed to comply with a court order or failed to appear in court.

Q: How is Form 46 Warrant for Arrest (Defaulting Witness) used in Canada?
A: Form 46 is used by the court to authorize the arrest of a witness who has not complied with a court order or failed to appear in court.

Q: Who can issue Form 46 Warrant for Arrest (Defaulting Witness)?
A: Form 46 can be issued by a judge or justice of the peace.

Q: What happens if a witness is arrested using Form 46?
A: If a witness is arrested using Form 46, they will be brought before the court to explain their failure to comply with the court order or failure to appear in court.

Q: Can a witness avoid arrest by complying with the court order after Form 46 is issued?
A: Yes, if a witness complies with the court order before they are arrested, the warrant for their arrest can be cancelled.