Members of the Manson "family" congregate at the Los Angeles Hall of Justice on February 24 , 1970 for the arraignment of Patricia Krenwinkel, a defendant in the Sharon Tate murder case.
Antti Lehmusjarvi, a legal adviser for the European Union who came to the Mombasa courthouse on Thursday to observe the arraignment of the 11 piracy suspects, said Kenya was the best solution — for now.
On Wednesday, he presided over the arraignment of Rajat K. Gupta, the former Goldman Sachs director accused of insider trading.
A juvenile court judge has postponed the arraignment of Michael Skakel on charges that he murdered Martha Moxley in Greenwich 25 years ago, saying she needed time to rule on a request to open the proceedings to the press.
Some local reports indicated that the arraignment of the five men may finally happen on Tuesday afternoon.
Now here's a weird one to ponder on the eve of the arraignments at Guantánamo of five prisoners -- including Khalid Sheikh Mohammed -- who are charged with facilitating the 9/11 attacks.
The City Room column on Monday, about the 1928 arraignment of the actor W. C. Fields, who was charged with torturing a canary, misstated the trajectory of his career up to that time.
Among the most recent events that ought to intrude on our self-perception was the arraignment last week of a young police officer, Michael Daragjati, who was accused by federal prosecutors of atrociously biased misconduct.
It was, after all, 2 30 on a Saturday morning in the arraignment room of the Manhattan Criminal Court Building, not quite midway through what has for years been one of the most trying sessions on the court calendar -- the so-called lobster shift, from 1 to 8 a.m.
A growing number of elected officials in Brooklyn are calling for changes in the way judges are selected in the borough after the recent arraignment of a State Supreme Court judge on charges of bribery.
