BLMLcR 3.3
                        QUASHING WARRANTS


The defendant or defendant's attorney may schedule a hearing
to quash a warrant, after first non-appearance, either in
person or by telephone, but the warrant will not be stayed or
quashed, and the defendant will still be subject to arrest on
the warrant until the defendant has appeared in open court and
the Judge has quashed the warrant.

A hearing to consider the request to quash a warrant will be
scheduled as soon as possible and not later than the second
regularly scheduled criminal court day following the request.

No warrant will be quashed until the defendant has paid a fee
of $100.00 to the clerk.


[Adopted  October  7, 1998; renumbered effective  September  1, 2008]