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How can someone plead “not guilty” in their arraignment when they are so obviously guilty?

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How can someone plead “not guilty” in their arraignment when they are so obviously guilty?

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Generally, a Defendant cannot making a knowing, intelligent, and voluntary plea without adequate legal representation. Thus, the Common Pleas Judge will ensure the Defendant is provided with counsel, either court appointed or privately retained, and then will allow the Defendant to enter a plea at a later date.

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