This form is a Warrant For Arrest Of Accused. It is used specifically when an accused person fails to appear after being served with a summons under Section 4F (4) (B) of the Criminal Procedure Act, 1967.
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This form is a Warrant For Arrest Of Accused. It is used specifically when an accused person fails to appear after being served with a summons under Section 4F (4) (B) of the Criminal Procedure Act, 1967.
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Simply put, you use this form when someone has been told to show up in court but hasn't shown up. It tells the court that an arrest warrant needs to be issued for that person because they missed their date.
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| Situation | Likely form | Why it matters | Check before you continue |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arrest due to breaching bail conditions | Form XXXX.XX | If they were released on bail but didn't show up for a hearing | Check if it relates to a summons or a general breach. |
| Warrant for indictment/charge (no prior summons) | Form YYYY.YY | Used when the accused is charged directly without first being summoned under 4F(4)(B) | Check the specific section of the Act cited in the warrant. |
| Summons issued but no action taken yet | Form ZZZZ.ZZ | If you are *issuing* the summons, not the arrest warrant itself | Ensure this form is used only after the non-appearance has occurred. |
| Not confirmed in official source | Not confirmed in official source | Need to check if there is a specific 'default' warrant form for other offences under the same Act | Confirm required sections. |
The submission must be made promptly following the missed appearance date to avoid procedural delays in the legal process.
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This is the current standard version for issuing an arrest warrant specifically due to a failure to appear on a summons. It relates directly to Section 4F (4) (B) of the Criminal Procedure Act, 1967.
Agency: Courts Service of Ireland
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Form 24.17 – Warrant For Arrest Of Accused (Non Appearance On Summons) - Criminal Procedure Act, 1967 Section 4F (4) (B)
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Mistaking this for a summons itself; this is the *result* (the warrant) of failing to attend.
Not clearly stating *which* summons the accused failed to appear on.
Using generic wording instead of referencing Section 4F (4) (B) specifically.
Forgetting to note the date/time the non-appearance was officially recorded by the court staff.
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