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In serious federal crimes, what is the name given to the formal hearing in which the defendant pleads their guilt or innocence?
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In serious federal crimes, what is the name given to the formal hearing in which the defendant pleads their guilt or innocence?

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It’s an arraignment it informs the defendant of their charges and gives them a time to enter their plea so the court proceedings can continue on either with a plea deal or a trial or something else that I don’t know about
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Arraignment

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