In one state the documents may be called a health care power of attorney, in another state it may be called something else, such as an advance health care directive, medical power of attorney, etc. Sometimes a living will form contains the option of appointing a health care representative.
by FreeAdvice staff. A bench warrant is an arrest warrant that is ordered by a judge against the defendant in a criminal case or a similar proceeding such as for a traffic ticket. A bench warrant is typically issued in the case of a failure to appear for trial, sometimes abbreviated âFTA.â The âbenchâ is the traditional term for the judge's seat.
Answers. Best Answer: A bench warrant is neither a felony or a misdemeanor. A warrant is an order to arrest a person, and they usually have a bond that, when paid, means they can be released. A bench warrant has no bond because the judge wants you in his court room in person. Usually, this is because of a failure to appear. The only way to take care of it is to contact the court and turn yourself in,