A “not guilty” plea will typically be entered in front of the judge, and the matter will be set for a future court date, days, weeks, or months down the line.

A pre-trial hearing is usually a few weeks after the arraignment, especially if the client is out of custody (if the client remains in custody, the pre-trial ...

Dismissal of charges: The judge may dismiss the case entirely. · Reduce the charges: The prosecutor can drop one or more felony charges to lesser misdemeanor ...

Next, the judge will set more court dates. For someone charged with a misdemeanor, this is usually a pretrial conference. For someone charged with a felony, ...

Оценка 5,0 (61) 5 мар. 2024 г. · After arraignment, the next steps in your criminal case will depend on the nature of the charges, the evidence available, and the plea you entered.

After arraignment in the local criminal court, the defendant is either sent to jail in lieu of bail or released on recognizance (ROR). If he is sent to jail, ...

After the arraignment, depending on the judge, if you were held in jail you may be released, or there may be a bail amount set for your release. PreTrial ...

Pretrial Hearing- This is the first court hearing after the arraignment. This is a meeting between your lawyer and the prosecutor to discuss your case and ...

Оценка 4,8 (128) When you are arraigned, you have 45 days from that date of arraignment if you are out of custody to be brought to trial by the state. If you are in custody, ...