I understood from Lawfags on QRB some time back 2018 or 2019 that these sealed indictments or indeed any ..... are not all actual arrest warrants but are sealed legal proceedings.... so for example, one sealed indictment might be a search warrant that follows an arrest from another sealed indictment or an other form of legal proceedings.....

So although the majority of these sealed indictments might be for arrests some of them will be other forms of warrant and or other legal proceedings.... in addition, although any one indictment can be for a company or companies as well as numerous individuals... it is also possible that a significant number of these sealed indictments can be for the same people or persons.....

The number of sealed indictments are higher than we have ever seen in US legal history but the number of them doesn’t equate to arrests or individuals..... we might even find that a number of these sealed indictments are reliant on one being opened before another due to the ‘dominoe’ effect needed.... so to assume all could be opened at once also doesn’t follow.....

The other detail that is important is that just because a sealed indictment exists, that doesn’t follow that it will be opened or indeed it could even be destroyed on the orders of a judge or other positions within the judiciary....

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