§ 1235 Hearing on issuance of warrant.

If someone challenges the reasons why a warrant was issued against them, the judge has to look into it. The judge cannot just ignore the challenge or brush it aside.

Instead, the judge must hold a hearing and listen to testimony about why the warrant was issued in the first place. This gives both sides a chance to present facts and arguments about whether the warrant was proper.

In simple terms, this rule protects people from warrants that might have been issued without good reason. If you question the basis for a warrant, you have the right to have that question examined through actual testimony, not just decided on paper.