Going to Court – Page 5 – How to Justice

What is an Arraignment in a Criminal Court Case?

Mar 8, 2023

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in Going to Court, Going to Jail, I’m Going to Prison, I’ve Been Arrested, Sentencing

An arraignment is the first formal hearing in a criminal case. The judge will read the charges against you, and you will enter a plea.

What Is Probable Cause In A Hearing or Investigation?

Mar 8, 2023

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Julia Vitale

in Going to Court, I’ve Been Arrested, Your Rights

For law enforcement, probable cause allows them to get warrants. Probable cause for prosecutors means they have enough evidence against you to hold a hearing

What is the Difference Between a Guilty Plea and a Not Guilty Plea?

Mar 8, 2023

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jgriffiths

in Going to Court, I’ve Been Arrested, Plea Deals, Your Rights

At the beginning of a criminal case, you have three choices when you enter a plea: guilty, not guilty or no contest. How do you decide which?

What Does an Acquittal in a Criminal Trial Mean?

Mar 8, 2023

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Julia Vitale

in Going to Court, I’ve Been Arrested, Your Rights

Acquittals can also happen for some charges in a case, but not for all the charges. But, an acquittal is not the same as a not guilty ruling.

What Are Your Rights To A Trial in a Criminal Case?

Mar 8, 2023

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David Straughan

in Going to Court, I’ve Been Arrested, Your Rights

The Bill of Rights outlines a number of rights that everyone has during a criminal trial. These rights help to ensure that people have a fair legal process.