§ 848 Disposition of prisoner - Proceedings if arrested.

When someone is arrested under this rule, the process works the same way as any other out-of-county arrest. Police and courts follow the standard steps used whenever a warrant from a judge sends someone to arrest a defendant who is located in a different county than where the case is being handled.

This means the person doesn't get some special or different treatment just because of the specific situation covered by this rule. The normal rules for handling an arrest warrant, bringing the person before a judge, and moving the case forward all still apply.

In short, this rule tells courts and police to use the regular playbook. There's no separate process to learn. Whatever steps normally happen when someone is arrested on a warrant from another county are the same steps that happen here.