| ENDORSEMENT | Warrant to arrest or set about soldiers |
| TROJANWAR | Flawed warrant to arrest OJ? A classical conflict |
| APPREHEND | To arrest or to understand (9) |
| PICAROON | Self-righteous cheat to arrest or a flipping rogue? (8) |
| WARRANT | Writ authorising an arrest or property search; or, a guarantee (7) |
| DESERVE | Warrant to reverse deal? (7) |
| ENSURE | Warrant to proceed right inside |
| RELEARN | Engineers with large warrant to memorise again (7) |
| CAUTION | Word for an arrest or seizure originally, later the heading of a legal document, thus the brief wording, fumetto, headline, legend, subtitle or title accompanying an article, cartoon, chapter, film, i |
| CAPTION | Word for an arrest or seizure originally, later the heading of a legal document, thus the brief wording, fumetto, headline, legend, subtitle or title accompanying an article, cartoon, chapter, film, i |
| FALSE | Kind of arrest or address |
| EES | Suffix for arrest or absent |
| CATCH | Arrest or capture (5) |
| FUGITIVE | A person who flees from arrest or pursuit (8) |
| NAIL | Arrest or catch, informally (4) |
| HOUSE | Word before arrest or guest |
| APPREHENSION | Word that means "arrest" or "fear" (12) |
| COLLAR | Arrest or dog's neckband (7) |
| ASTONMARTIN | In 1982, the Prince of Wales gave a royal warrant to ____ as a motor car manufacturer |
| ANDERSON | Hollyoaks police officer who had a warrant to search James Nightingale and Ste Hay's home (3,8) |
