In order to be valid, arrest warrants must satisfy certain requirements; these requirements include:
I. a neutral magistrate to determine probable cause to arrest.
II. a sworn statement of facts supporting probable cause.
III. identification of the specific time when the person will be arrested.
IV. specific identification of the person to be arrested.

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An arrest warrant must be issued by a neutral magistrate (I), be based on a sworn statement of facts supporting probable cause (II), and specifically identify the person to be arrested (IV). The specific time of arrest (III) is not a requirement.

In Order to Be Valid, Arrest Warrants Must Satisfy Certain