How to fill out the waiver of arraignment in michigan 2025

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Bail and Arraignment This first court appearance, and meeting with a judge, is called an arraignment. It is typically schedule 24 to 48 hours after the arrest, but sometimes longer.
By pleading guilty you waive your constitutional rights and in most cases will be sentenced right then. However, you may speak on your behalf at sentencing. The Judge will then usually review the police report, if available, and sentence you.
When the judge comes in he will begin to read down a list of names, and eventually, he will come to your name. At that point, your attorney will likely stand up and something like, Your honor, we waive formal arraignment and enter a plea of not guilty, meaning that the judge will put you down for a new court date.
However, in misdemeanor cases in Michigan, a defendant can waive the arraignment, in which case they do not need to appear in court and it is assumed their lawyer will explain the charges to them.
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