There are no time restrictions for the execution of felony warrants.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not specified
• D. Depends on warrant type

Answer: (C)

Time limits for executing felony warrants are not set by a universal rule; they depend on the issuing jurisdiction and the specific type of warrant. Because the prompt doesn’t specify where the warrant was issued or what kind of warrant it is, you can’t say there are always no time restrictions or always some fixed limit. In practice, officers must consult local statutes and agency policies, as some jurisdictions do impose expiration or service windows, while others permit warrants to remain active until served or recalled. That lack of universal detail is why the correct choice is that the time restriction is not specified.