rearresting
Detaining someone again
Rearresting is the act of arresting someone again, typically after they were previously released, escaped custody, or had charges dropped.
Law enforcement may rearrest a suspect when new evidence emerges, when bail conditions are violated, or when a fugitive is recaptured.
Police ended up rearresting him on unrelated charges just weeks after his release.
One fleeing authorities
- warrantFormal authorization document
- handcuffsLocking wrist restraints
- custodyProtective care or control
- apprehendSeize or understand
suspect · manhunt · patrol · detective · surveillance · stakeout · undercover · raid
Commit crime again
- repeat offenderPerson repeatedly convicted
- habitualDone by routine
- chronicPersisting over time
- cycleRepeating sequence of events
relapse · reconviction · reincarceration · backslide · parole violation · probation violation · noncompliance · breach
Charge-reading court session
- defendantParty facing charges
- prosecutionPursuing legal charges
- courtroomJudicial proceedings chamber
- judgeOne who decides
attorney · docket · hearing · bench warrant · remand · pretrial · custody order · violation
fugitive
One fleeing authorities
- warrantFormal authorization document
- handcuffsLocking wrist restraints
- custodyProtective care or control
apprehend · suspect · manhunt · patrol · detective · surveillance · stakeout · undercover · raid · squad car
reoffend
Commit crime again
- repeat offenderPerson repeatedly convicted
- habitualDone by routine
- chronicPersisting over time
cycle · relapse · reconviction · reincarceration · backslide · parole violation · probation violation · noncompliance · breach · pattern
arraignment
Charge-reading court session
- defendantParty facing charges
- prosecutionPursuing legal charges
- courtroomJudicial proceedings chamber
judge · attorney · docket · hearing · bench warrant · remand · pretrial · custody order · violation · conditions
rearrestingreleasing
Allowing to escape
freeing · liberating · letting go · discharging · setting free
rearrestingreleasing
Allowing to escape
acquitting · exonerating · clearing · absolving · pardoning
arrest, arresting, arrested, arrestable, rearrest, rearrests, arrester, arresters, rearrested