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It is similar to giving oneself up to the authorities. If you are aware of there being a warrant out for your arrest, you can contact the police and tell them you will come into the station at a specific time. It is often done when someone wants to show that they are cooperating with the authorities. Such an action may also result in lower bail settings.

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