Principle

CRIMINAL PROCEDURE — Remand Proceedings — Distinction Between Remand and Arraignment

Area of law
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
Court
Supreme Court

This principle distinguishes between remand proceedings and arraignment. Remand is a preliminary proceeding where a suspect is brought before a magistrate for detention pending trial. In remand proceedings, the charge is not read and no plea is taken. In arraignment, the charge is read and…

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