What is the life span of a felony warrant?

The lifespan of a felony warrant is effectively indefinite, meaning it remains active until it is served or cancelled by a court. This longevity allows law enforcement agencies to apprehend individuals who have committed serious offenses at any time, and it underscores the principle that individuals accused of felony offenses are always subject to arrest. In practice, although warrants can be recalled or quashed, they do not expire automatically after a specific time frame. This ensures that serious offenses are taken seriously and can be pursued by law enforcement regardless of how much time has passed since the warrant was issued. Other options suggesting a limited timeframe do not accurately reflect the nature of felony warrants, emphasizing the need for ongoing enforcement of the law even after long intervals.