An arraignment is a public hearing where the accused is informed of the allegations against them and given the chance to enter a plea. A preliminary hearing will follow the arraignment if the accused chooses to enter a not-guilty plea. The arraignment can be concluded, and the guilty plea recorded if the accused enters a …
No Contest Vs. Guilty Plea
Many individuals inaccurately believe that pleading no contest is the same as pleading guilty. Although the two have a comparable impact on criminal prosecution, there are some significant variations. It is essential to speak with a criminal defense attorney to fully grasp the implications of each option before choosing what plea to enter in a …
