"Viewed within the context of law enforcement or criminal justice, where no person is sentenced to death or prison without an indictment, an arraignment, and a trial before an impartial judge or jury, these characterizations might be understandable.
Bernie Ebbers wore an expensive suit to work -- and arraignment, trial and sentencing.
For example, the numerous newswire reports about arrest and prosecution of criminals can be mined to abstract typical event types involved, in chronological order, such as arrest, arraignment, plea, trial, and so on.
In 1976 Judge Yoswein was elected to the Kings County Supreme Court and was most recognized as Administrative Justice of the New York State Supreme Court for Brooklyn and Staten Island, presiding over headline gathering trials including the arraignment of David Berkowitz (Son of Sam) and trial of P. O. Robert Torsney.
Whatever their views on the merits of the Iraq war and the morality of the death penalty, reasonable people will agree that the arraignment, trial and conviction of a psychopathic despot, sadist and serial killer is an advance for civilisation.
But those who believe that persisting with containment of Saddam would have worked should still give thanks for his arraignment, trial and conviction.
Michelle Armstrong, Ms. Brewer's lawyer, gave no hint of her defense strategy during the arraignment, and her client's fitness to stand trial did not come up.
You are in jail awaiting arraignment or trial.
This includes the following options: You'll be absent from your community on voting day You're physically unable to attend the polls It's against your religion You are an election official in another precinct You're 60 years of age or older You're in jail awaiting arraignment or trial.
