9-210
[6-206, 7-206, 8-206]
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
[COUNTY OF _______________]
[CITY OF _________________]
IN THE __________________ COURT

(STATE OF NEW MEXICO)
(CITY OF ______________________)

v.

No. ____________

John Doe

                 WARRANT FOR ARREST

    THE (STATE OF NEW MEXICO) (CITY OF __________________)
    TO ANY OFFICER AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE THIS WARRANT1:

    BASED ON A FINDING OF PROBABLE CAUSE, YOU ARE COMMANDED to arrest the above-named defendant and bring the defendant without unnecessary delay before this court2: to answer the charge of (here state common name and description of offense charged): _______________________________________________
_________________________________________________________
contrary to Section(s) ________________________ (NMSA 1978) (OF THE MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE OF THIS MUNICIPALITY)

THIS WARRANT MAY BE EXECUTED:
    [ ]    in any jurisdiction;
    [ ]    anywhere in this state;
    [ ]    anywhere in this county;
    [ ]    anywhere in this city.

    The person obtaining this warrant shall cause it to be entered into a law enforcement information system3:
        [ ]    maintained by the state police.
        [ ]    ___________________________ (identify other law enforcement information system).

Dated this ______ day of ____________________, ______

                _______________________________
                Judge

RETURN WHERE DEFENDANT IS FOUND

    I arrested the above-named defendant on the _____ day of ___________________, _____, and served a copy of this warrant on the _______ day of ___________________, _____
and caused this warrant to be removed from the warrant information system identified in this warrant.
                            _______________________
                            Signature


                            _______________________
                            Title

USE NOTES

    1.    An arrest warrant may be directed to a full-time salaried state or county law enforcement officer, a municipal police officer, a campus security officer, or an Indian tribal or pueblo law enforcement officer.

    2.    If the judge is unavailable, defendant must be brought before designee for setting of conditions of release. A defendant accused of a bailable offense may not be held without the setting of conditions of release. (Rules 6-401, 8-401.)

    3.    All district court, metropolitan court and magistrate court felony, misdemeanor and driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor or drugs warrants must be entered into a law enforcement information system.

[As amended, effective July 1, 1999; March 1, 2000.]