A rep for the Broward County Courts confirms ... Mason was due to appear in court on Monday to be arraigned for his March 5th arrest -- when he was popped for weed possession, reckless driving and resisting arrest.
The incident made national headlines -- with cops saying they were forced to use a taser take him into custody.
Now, the judge has issued a warrant for his arrest -- and when he is taken into custody, his bond will be set at $1,500 ... court officials tell us.
We reached out to Mason's agent for comment -- so far, no word back.