Arrest Without a Warrant

Florida legal definition under F.S. 901.15

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Definition: Florida law authorizes warrantless arrests when: a felony is committed in the officer's presence, the officer has probable cause to believe a felony was committed, or for specific misdemeanors including DUI, domestic violence, and trespass.

Category: Arrest Process · Statute: F.S. 901.15 · Source: Florida Legislature

Understanding Arrest Without a Warrant in Florida

Florida law authorizes warrantless arrests when: a felony is committed in the officer's presence, the officer has probable cause to believe a felony was committed, or for specific misdemeanors including DUI, domestic violence, and trespass.

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