Arraignment means the formal act of calling the defendant into open court, informing him of the offense with which he is charged, and the entry of a plea to the charge.
Arraignment means the date determined under CrR 4.1(b).
Arraignment means the formal act of calling the defendant into open court to enter a plea answering a charge.
Examples of Arraignment in a sentence
It is pointed out that: Arraignment sent to one of the joint and several debtors by court petition or by an act of forced execution or recognition by the debtor of the right of the party against whom the time limit lapsed interrupts the time limit against all others, even against their heirs.
More Definitions of Arraignment
Arraignment means the date determined under JuCR 7.6 and CrR 4.1(b)
Arraignment means the date determined under CrRLJ 4.1(b).
Arraignment means the formal act of calling the defendant before a court having jurisdiction to impose sentence for the offense charged, informing the defendant of the offense with which the defendant is charged, and asking the defendant whether the defendant is guilty or not guilty.
Arraignment means the first hearing in a designated case at which
Arraignment mean the following: An “arrest” occurs when a law enforcement officer issues the employee a citation directing the employee to appear in court, and/or takes the employee to court, regarding the above described conduct. An “arraignment” occurs when a state or federal prosecutor brings criminal charges(s) against the employee and the employee appears before a judge or other judicial officer to make an initial response to the charges(s). Whether such arrest and arraignment will have an impact on employment will depend on the nature of the employee’s position and the facts and circumstances of the conduct. Agreement Between The South Burlington Educator’s Association, Educational Support Professional Unit and The South Burlington Board of School Directors, July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2017 Page 00 Xxxxxxxx X Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx School District (SBSD) Request for Leave Please print in ink Name: Date: School/Department: Status: □ Full Time □ Part Time Is a substitute needed? □ No □ Yes Job Category: □ Administrator □ Professional Staff/Teacher □ Union Support Staff □ Non-Union Support Staff Leave will start on/about: I will return on/about: Total Hours: or Total days: Please check the appropriate box below according to your job category for the purpose of your leave: Administrator Teacher Union Support Staff Non-Union Support Staff ❑ Sick Leave ❑ Personal Day ❑ Floating Holiday ❑ Vacation ❑ Professional Day ❑ Emergency Leave ❑ Bereavement ❑ FMLA/VPFLA ❑ Workers’ Comp ❑ Jury Duty ❑ District Service ❑ Other: ❑ Sick Leave ❑ Family Sick Leave ❑ Adoption ❑ Childcare ❑ Catastrophic Leave ❑ Bereavement Leave ❑ Emergency Day ❑ Personal Leave ❑ Professional Leave ❑ District Service Leave ❑ FMLA/VPFLA ❑ Workers’ Comp ❑ Jury Duty ❑ Field Trip ❑ Other ❑ Sick Leave ❑ Personal Day ❑ Personal/Cultural Day ❑ Floating Holiday ❑ Vacation Day (FY only) ❑ Professional Day ❑ Emergency Leave ❑ FMLA/VPFLA ❑ Workers’ Comp ❑ Jury Duty ❑ Other: ❑ Sick Leave ❑ Family Sick Leave ❑ Personal Leave ❑ Floating Holiday ❑ Vacation Day (FY only) ❑ Professional Day ❑ Emergency Leave ❑ FMLA/VPFLA ❑ Workers’ Comp ❑ Jury Duty ❑ Other: Reason for the leave: All Leaves I understand that:
Arraignment mean the following: An “arrest” occurs when a law enforcement officer issues the employee a citation directing the employee to appear in court, and/or takes the employee to court, regarding the above described conduct. An “arraignment” occurs when a state or federal prosecutor brings criminal charges(s) against the employee and the employee appears before a judge or other judicial officer to make an initial response to the charges(s). Whether such arrest and arraignment