Which document is NOT used to obtain an arrest warrant?

The documentation typically required to obtain an arrest warrant includes an Information, Indictment, and Complaint. An Affidavit, while it can support the application for a warrant by providing sworn statements or factual evidence to justify the warrant, is not itself a standalone document used to issue a warrant.

An Information is a formal charge made by a prosecutor, an Indictment is issued by a grand jury, and a Complaint is a sworn statement that initiates criminal proceedings. In the context of obtaining an arrest warrant, these documents establish sufficient legal grounds for the issuance of the warrant based on evidence or allegations. An Affidavit serves as supplemental evidence, but it does not independently authorize an arrest without the backing of one of the other documents.