How long does a temporary felony want record remain active before being automatically retired?

A temporary felony warrant record remains active for 48 hours before it is automatically retired. This means that once a temporary record is created for a felony warrant, law enforcement agencies have a limited window of time to act on it, which is crucial for maintaining the efficiency and accuracy of the criminal justice system. The 48-hour timeframe allows officers to respond to urgent situations while providing a necessary cutoff to prevent outdated or irrelevant information from cluttering the databases. After this period, if no action has been taken to formally establish the warrant, it will be automatically removed from the system, ensuring that only current and valid records are accessible to law enforcement.