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0 tracked cards Remedial Law, Legal and Judicial Ethics, with Practical Exercises

The accused is absent from arraignment. His lawyer announces a not-guilty plea for him and argues that counsel's familiarity with the information completely substitutes for the accused's presence and personal plea. Under Rule 116, which is correct?

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Counsel may always replace the accused at arraignment The accused must be present and personally enter the plea; counsel's familiarity does not by itself satisfy those requirements Arraignment is unnecessary whenever an information is detailed The prosecutor may sign a guilty plea for the absent accused

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