
How Long Can You Be Held In Jail Before You’re Arraigned?
You can be held in jail for up to 72 hours (and sometimes even longer) before you are arraigned in a criminal case.
You can be held in jail for up to 72 hours (and sometimes even longer) before you are arraigned in a criminal case.
During and after an arrest, you do have rights. These rights are mostly protected by the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Amendments.
The Fourth Amendment protects you when you get arrested. If police violate it, courts can suppress evidence. You can also file a lawsuit.
If you've been arrested, you probably have a lot of questions. This is your chance to hear someone's perspective who has been in your shoes.