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When you’re charged with a crime, there’s a series of steps that have to go forth before you can get to a jury trial. First is you — when you’re arrested, you go into — in front of a magistrate who then sets your bond, and they determine whether or not — what the amount of the bond is. And then at that point you can either get bonded out, or sometimes you’re not able to bond out and you would stay in custody. Then you would have your arraignment typically in your — in the court that you’re assigned to. If you’re assigned to a misdemeanor court or a felony court, then you’d go in front of the judge who would tell you what you’re charged with and let you have time to hire an attorney at that point. And then you go through a series of court dates, including — depending on the charge and depending on what court you’re in, it can vary from just a couple of court dates to several court dates before you have to make a decision if you’re going to make a plea bargain or you’re going to go forward with trial.
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An arraignment is for you to State your arguments against the motions filed against you and also defend you yourself against them
If people skip out those processes they are a f**** liar nothing more and plus do you any of you even know what a polygraph is I wonder why the government always tries to debunk the polygraph don't they use it for employment or something of that nature
Dumbasses like you prevent people from having their Justice you really piss me off
And you are a f**** liar and I don't like you
An arrest cannot be made first that's not following due process what about the criminal action summary
Also what is an arraignment
You skipped like all of the steps first off you have to have probable cause then you have to file a criminal action case summary then you have to send it to the individual and figure out whether he objects to it to the motion that was filed against him and that happens before a judge even sees the emotion that way I defend it can prepare himself for court and show up to court to defend himself against the accusations that was made against him a warrant is issued when the subject cannot be reached and if the subject is reachable even when a warrant is filed for the individual on a reachable individual a copy is supposed to be sent to him beforehand so that way he could show up to court and defend himself against the warrant and state his argument placing an individual under arrest it's in false imprisonment and it prevents the individual from collecting evidence on his behalf
This video gives a good understanding of the judicial process and it is interesting how much more procedure there is in criminal law as opposed to civil law.
Our ONLY substantive vote is as jurors. JUDGE THE LAW!!! Acquit defendants being tried for breaking unconstitutional laws.