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What is an Arraignment?
The Law Office of James Novak Team

An Arraignment is a hearing where you will provide your Initial Plea for DUI or Criminal Charges. There are three ways to plea: “Not Guilty”, “Guilty” or “No Contest.” To invoke your right to defend your charges and retain an attorney you should plead “Not Guilty”. Events that take place at Arraignment At the Arraignment…

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