What is PAROL ARREST?

One ordered by a judge or magistrate from the bench, without written complaint or other proceedings, of a person who is present before him, and which is executed on the spot; as in case of breach of the peace in open court.

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Related Legal Terms
WARRANT OF ARREST, PAROL, PAROL CONTRACT, PAROL EVIDENCE, ARREST WITHOUT WARRANT, PAROL AGREEMENTS, PAROL LEASE, ARREST WARRANT, PAROL EVIDENCE RULE, ARREST


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