Section 77-30-14 - Arrest without warrant. We explain the arrest process and how to detect if the police have stepped over the line.Contact us to learn more about your arrest. The Constitution allows arrest to be made upon probable cause, without a warrant, except where a warrant is required to enter private premises. A law enforcement officer must complete an affidavit. When you first go to court, the judge will explain your right to a lawyer. You should ask for one at this time. Police power after have people exit vehicles is not without limits, however. Arrest Warrants: Arrest warrants allow law enforcement officers to place a named subject under arrest and hold them in jail until they appear in court. If the judge finds probable cause, they will issue the warrant and the officers will come seek you out to place you under arrest immediately.