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Considered the first formal step of the criminal court process, an arraignment is a pre-trial court hearing in which you are formally charged.
At an arraignment, a judge will formally state the charges against the defendant. If bail has not yet been set in the case, it will be addressed at arraignment. Then, the defendant will be apprised of their rights and asked to enter a plea to the charges.
Filing a notice of appearance of counsel does not, by itself, waive personal jurisdiction. One federal appellate court held that because neither the notice nor the defendants conduct raised a reasonable expectation that the defendants would defend the suit on the merits, they did not waive the defense.
Cases can and are able dismissed after arraignment. Generally this is done through a legal motion called a nolle prosse, what a lay person would think of as a dismissal order.
Presenting Exculpatory Evidence The Prosecutor needs to believe that you committed the offense to be able to charge you. But if you can provide any evidence, in the form of witnesses or physical evidence, that proves you did not commit the offense, the Prosecutor will get your charges dropped.
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They will file all the necessary motions to preserve your rights and also waive arraignment. This means that instead of appearing in person, your Criminal Defense Lawyer will file all of the correct motions prior to the actual court date including a plea of not guilty in writing.
If you sign a waiver of appearance form, your attorney will be able to appear on your behalf for all pretrial court hearings. In some cases, depending on how your case is resolved, you may not have to return to Florida to appear in court.
Reviewed September 2019. An arraignment is a hearing. It is where the court formally charges the person who abused you with the crime. If the person who abused you is arrested and the District Attorney files a criminal complaint against them, the first thing that will happen in court is the arraignment.
The timeframe is 72 hours if there was a warrant for the arrest. (Ga. Code 17-4-26; Ga. Unif.
They will file all the necessary motions to preserve your rights and also waive arraignment. This means that instead of appearing in person, your Criminal Defense Lawyer will file all of the correct motions prior to the actual court date including a plea of not guilty in writing.

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