Massachusetts · Massachusetts General Laws — Part IV, Title II, Criminal Procedure
Mass. Gen. Laws (Crim. Proc.) § 279:3: Arrest without warrant of person on probation; notice of surrender; surrender hearing; warrant for arrest of persons already imprisoned; application for disposition; temporary custody
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This statute establishes procedures for probation officers to arrest probationers, court authority to revoke probation suspension, and processes for inmates to request prompt disposition of arrest warrants issued against them.
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