Arraignment and Initial Appearance

The video tutorial explains the arraignment process, which occurs within 24 to 72 hours after an arrest. It covers the procedural due process, informing the individual of their rights, including Miranda rights, and the judge's role in reviewing probable cause. The tutorial also discusses the options for posting bail or bond, the initiation of the trial process, and the arraignment where the accused is formally informed of charges and must enter a plea of guilty, not guilty, or no contest.

What is the general time frame for an arraignment process after an individual is arrested?

What rights are individuals informed of during the arraignment process?

What must the accused do at the arraignment regarding the charges against them?

What are the possible pleas an accused can enter during the arraignment?

What happens after the arraignment process is completed?