Who has to be in the courtroom during an arraignment?
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Who has to be in the courtroom during an arraignment?
Asked on April 9, 2013 under Criminal Law, New Mexico
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Answered 11 years ago | Contributor
In an arraignment the defendnant or his or her attorney needs to be in the courtroom besides the judge, court reporter and the representative for the district attorney's office. The above is the minimum number of people who have to be present in response to your question.
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