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Purpose of Arraignment
Explore Purpose of Arraignment in Arraignment and Plea (Rule 116) for the Philippine Bar. Browse subtopics and published practice questions, then take a quiz…
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- What constitutional right is directly implemented by arraignment?
- Under Rule 116, what must be furnished to the accused during arraignment?
- Who must personally enter the plea at arraignment?
- An accused understands Cebuano but not the language used to read the information. The clerk reads it without translatio…
- At arraignment, the accused refuses to enter any plea after the charge is properly explained. What plea must be entered…
- The accused is absent from arraignment. His lawyer announces a not-guilty plea for him and argues that counsel's famili…
- After the charge is read, the accused says, 'I plead guilty only if the court guarantees probation, and otherwise I den…
- Explain the purpose of arraignment and the principal steps under Rule 116, Section 1(a).
- Why are the accused's personal presence and an understandable reading of the charge material to arraignment?
- Distinguish the court's response when the accused refuses to plead from its response when the accused offers a conditio…
- May the clerk perform the Rule116 reading and plea-taking steps in open court, rather than requiring the judge personal…
- Where does Rule116 require arraignment to take place?