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What Can I Expect To Happen At Arraignment?

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By: Vincent Miceli
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The arraignment is the first step on the road to litigating a criminal matter. This brief hearing allows the accused to enter a Not Guilty plea to give notice that he intends to defend himself against all accusations.
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