rearrest
Take back in
To rearrest is to arrest someone again, typically after they've been released from a previous arrest or detention.
The noun rearrest refers to this subsequent arrest: He was released on bail but faced rearrest within a week when new evidence emerged.
Commit crime again
- paroleConditional early release
- probationSupervised trial period
- recidivismHabitual return to crime
- rehabilitationRecovery from injury/addiction
correctional · offender · convict · inmate · repeat offender · habitual · criminal history · prior conviction
Seize or understand
- captureTake into custody
- fugitiveOne fleeing authorities
- manhuntSearch for a suspect
- escapeFlight from captivity
pursuit · locate · track · surveillance · tipoff · wanted · bounty hunter · skip tracer
Formal authorization document
- indictmentFormal charge from jury
- arraignmentCharge-reading court session
- prosecutionPursuing legal charges
- bailCourt-set release payment
conviction · court · custody · remand · apprehension · felony · misdemeanor · plea
Locking wrist restraints
- incarcerateConfine in detention
- custodyProtective care or control
- confinementState of being restricted
- detentionTemporary official holding
jail · cell · lockup · booking · processing · holding · transport · shackles
reoffend
Commit crime again
- paroleConditional early release
- probationSupervised trial period
- recidivismHabitual return to crime
rehabilitation · correctional · offender · convict · inmate · repeat offender · habitual · criminal history · prior conviction · parole violation
apprehend
Seize or understand
escape · pursuit · locate · track · surveillance · tipoff · wanted · bounty hunter · skip tracer · evade
warrant
Formal authorization document
- indictmentFormal charge from jury
- arraignmentCharge-reading court session
- prosecutionPursuing legal charges
bail · conviction · court · custody · remand · apprehension · felony · misdemeanor · plea · sentence
handcuffs
Locking wrist restraints
- incarcerateConfine in detention
- custodyProtective care or control
- confinementState of being restricted
detention · jail · cell · lockup · booking · processing · holding · transport · shackles · Miranda
- recidivismrecidivist, reoffending, repeat offender, repeat offense, reconviction