What does 'arraignment set' mean after court?

Full question:

After going to court, what does "arraingment set" mean?

  • Category: Courts
  • Subcategory: Legal Definitions
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  • State: Florida

Answer:

An 'arraignment set' means that a date has been scheduled for your arraignment. During this court appearance, you will be formally charged with the crime and asked to enter a plea.

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FAQs

The main purpose of an arraignment is to formally present the charges against the defendant. During this court appearance, the defendant is informed of the charges, and they have the opportunity to enter a plea of guilty, not guilty, or no contest. This process ensures that the defendant understands their rights and the nature of the accusations.