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What is a plea of not guilty waiver of arraignment?
A Plea of Not Guilty is a formal plea of innocence that is entered into the court record when a defendant is charged with a crime. A Waiver of Arraignment is a document filed with the court to waive the defendants right to a formal arraignment, which is when the defendant is formally read their charges in court.
Should I plead not guilty at arraignment?
At arraignment, defendants often plead not guilty to preserve the right to negotiate plea deals with their public defender. This plea allows time for case review and discussions before trial. Pleading not guilty does not prevent later plea negotiations or agreements.
What happens when you waive your arraignment?
Your attorney will likely waive formal arraignment, which is defined as letting the judge know that they do not have to read the formal charges against a defendant. Trust me, no judge wants to read a full indictment aloud in court! Waiving formal arraignment helps you get started on the correct foot.
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(a) Pleadings. The pleadings in a criminal proceeding are the indictment, the information, and the pleas of not guilty, guilty, and nolo contendere.Read more
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