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Candyce: A Case Study

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Candyce, Good job defining what an arrest is. Very detailed on how an arrest is done with an arrest warrant and without a warrant. An arrest that is made without a warrant requires judicial determination within 48 hours. This process makes sure that and individually was not wrongfully arrested and deprived from their freedom.

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