You can rearrest her and have her tried on that butcher-knife evidence," insisted the stubborn Jonesy.
One day an American friend of mine had gone to the Police Station with a young Korean girl who had been summoned to appear on what was called a "rearrest charge.
For the Japanese feel perfectly free to rearrest a person even after that person has been proven innocent of a charge.
To delay her might mean her rearrest in Finland," he added.
He stated to the man that he now had a warrant for the rearrest of Foulk, and desired the deputy to go with him and arrest Foulk speedily as possible.
Mr. Smith then made the charge himself, and carrying the document before the justice of the peace, swore to the same and obtained a warrant for the rearrest of Foulk.
I ordered the rearrest of General Law upon his appearance within the limits of the command.
He was still, however, considered as a hostage for the good conduct of his people, and subject to rearrest whenever they became troublesome.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "rearrest" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
