A defendant's presence at arraignment may be excused upon the court's acceptance of a written waiver, signed by both the defendant and defense counsel.

Defendant acknowledges receipt of the copy of the charge against him/her and further waives the right to have an arraignment at which the defendant is present ...

Defendant acknowledges receipt of the copy of the charge against him/her and further waives the right to have an arraignment at which the defendant is ...

A bail hearing is requested on the date of arraignment. The defendant has authorized me to execute this Entry of Not Guilty/No Plea and Waiver of Arraignment ...

A plea of not guilty is entered on behalf of the defendant. Bond/Bail is continued. Judge signature and date. ENTRY OF PLEA.

It is my choice to enter a plea of not guilty, and to waive my right to be formally arraigned in Open Court.

Waiving Arraignment. While all unrepresented defendant's must appear for their arraignment, the Florida Rules of Criminal Procedure allow an attorney to waive ...

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 ...

I desire to waive a formal arraignment and personal appearance before the Court and for the Court to enter a plea of "not guilty" on my behalf. I respectfully ...

... WAIVE ARRAIGNMENT and enter a plea of (Guilty) (Not Guilty). We reserve the right to object to defects in the Bill of. Information at the time of trial.