Sentence examples for time of arraignment from inspiring English sources

Under Vermont bail laws, judges have the power, at the time of arraignment, to require defendants to participate in treatment programs if it's necessary to protect the public or ensure that defendants appear at future court proceedings.

Today, about 45,000 people are remitted to Rikers each year only because they can't post bail at the time of arraignment, and 1,500 of the about 9,000 inmates currently at Rikers have been there for more than a year without a trial.

While he had lost top billing and had no movie contract at the time of his arraignment, he had previously achieved fame in the movie industry.

Mr. Feinblatt has been urging the court system since last month to schedule more time for arraignments.

Mr. Pesola was released on Monday after spending 48 hours in custody, double the maximum time for arraignments set in 1990 by a state Supreme Court judge.

Around the time of Mr. Jovanovic's arraignment, investigators searched his apartment and departed with about 500 floppy disks and two full computer hard drives.

Mr. Nowak, who works with Robert Spector, an assistant United States attorney, on the safe neighborhoods program, said he has seen a "significant number" of state gun cases resolved within a month or two of arraignment with lengthy prison time.

At the same time he viewed cases at the Old Bailey, forming a friendship with the clerk of arraignment there, William Shelton.

Her Italian, at the time of the murder, was poor, and her arraignment meant that she couldn't speak to the media.

Mr. Kilpatrick remains free on bond ahead of arraignment next week in Wayne County Circuit Court.

In misdemeanor cases, prosecutors must present evidence against the defendant within five days of arraignment.