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"If he wishes not to be represented at the arraignment, that is his right," said Jim Landale, a spokesman for the court.

Mr. Montano said after the arraignment that Mr. Vargas "had no intention to deceive anybody".

Mr. Carman, Ms. Williams's lawyer, said after the arraignment that Ms. Williams would plead not guilty.

Hertzka Berger's lawyer, Bruce Wenger, said after the arraignment that the four men "all deny the allegations".

Mr. London said at the arraignment that Officer Haste had heard officers say, "I see the weapon; it's on him," and, "I see the handle of a weapon".

Mr. Fishbein said at the arraignment that his client had a "long psychiatric history" that included diagnoses of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, with visual and auditory hallucinations.

A lawyer for Mr. Gonzalez, John Orlando, acknowledged after the arraignments that his client, an immigrant from Ecuador, had made a written statement implicating himself in the crimes.

It was at that arraignment that Ms. Fairstein invoked what she said was Mr. Jovanovic's "collection of Jeffrey Dahmer materials" -- no such collection has come to light -- and described him binding, gagging, burning, raping and sodomizing a petrified young woman.

It was a procedural moment -- simple words at a formal arraignment that starts the six-month-or-less countdown to a speedy trial under Colorado law -- and it was without drama or surprise.

In an arraignment that lasted about 10 minutes, Ms. Brett-Pierce stood silently, dressed in a hooded white sweat shirt, blue jeans and white sneakers.

The criminal complaint released at the arraignment said that officers who responded to the crash reported that Officer Kelly had slurred speech, and that there was an odor of alcohol.