The phrase "arraigned from" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and may confuse readers, as "arraigned" typically refers to being formally charged in a court of law, while "from" does not fit in this context.
Example: "He was arraigned from the holding cell, where he had been waiting for his hearing."
Alternatives: "arraigned in" or "arraigned at".
Koestenbaum acknowledges some pleasure at this grim Passion, but cannot help identifying with the accused, even with a self-declared homophobe such as US senator Larry Craig, arraigned for soliciting sex from an undercover cop at Minneapolis airport.
On Misdemeanors, Offenses, and Indicted Felonies, calendar a date for filing a Demand for a Bill of Particulars 20 days from the date the case was arraigned or from out entrance into the case.
Based on the Scopes monkey trial of 1925, when a Tennessee teacher was arraigned for reading a passage from On the Origin of Species to his pupils, the piece itself by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E Lee is shaky stuff: the real pleasure comes from watching Kevin Spacey and David Troughton going head to head for the defence and prosecution.
Jonjo O'Neill's Launcelot is the fierce and valorous knight of true fable, Mariah Gale's impulsive, virginal Elaine the perfect foil, and Kirsty Woodward's arraigned Guenever, rescued from the bonfire but spurning Launcelot's final kiss, a tall and haughty convert to religious orders.
Larry Nassar, who was arrested Monday while running an errand at a tire store in the Lansing, Mich., area, was arraigned by video from jail.
In Brooklyn Criminal Court yesterday, three officers and a sergeant from the 62nd Precinct, whose station house is a block from the cafe, were arraigned on corruption charges stemming from their activities at Cafe Caserta.
At around 6 p.m., he called to say that she was probably still "hours away" from being docketed or arraigned, but Eamon's arraignment would be within the next half hour.
Douglas Kennedy, the youngest son of Robert F. Kennedy, the senator from New York who was assassinated in 1968, has been arraigned on charges resulting from a confrontation that began as he tried to take his newborn son out of a Westchester County hospital.
In the same week that University of California, Los Angeles, chemistry professor Patrick Harran was arraigned on charges arising from the death of lab assistant Sheri Sangji, legal action has been taken in the lab-related death of another young research worker.
Martha Stewart arrived at federal court in Manhattan late on Wednesday morning, where she is expected to be arraigned on charges stemming from her sale of shares of ImClone Systems, a biotechnolgy company run by a friend.
