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What Happens After Arraignment?

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What Happens After Arraignment?

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Usually the matter is set for trial. If you hire an attorney he/she may file motions with the Court and pretrial hearings may be set. Your attorney may also negotiate a plea agreement with the prosecution which would resolve the matter without the requirement of a trial. Do I need an attorney? If you are charged with a crime serious enough to warrant arrest and possible incarceration you should contact an attorney. You should contact an attorney as soon as possible. The criminal process is far to serious and complicated to navigate without the assistance of an attorney. Further in this page, information is provided on how to obtain an attorney if you can not afford and attorney. Even if a person is guilty, an attorney can negotiate for a plea agreement which may reduce the charges or punishment that would be imposed. 2. Important Constitutional and Legal Rights: In the area of criminal law there are several very important constitutional rights. The criminally accused is afforded these

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