I have a former friend (emphasis former) that is on trial for being a fricking gross p-do. I've been keeping up with his docket and so far his arraignment has been pushed back twice. Could anyone with a law background explain how this happens? I thought an arraignment is supposed to happen right away after arrest. He's in Texas if that matters.
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There are multiple reasons an arraignment can be pushed back; more often than not it's a scheduling issue and has nothing to do with the importance of the case.
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dont defendabts/their attorney's sometime push arraignments and other procceedings also as a tactic to get more time for strategizing?
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We had thought this might be the case, wait it out as long as possible in the hope the victim doesn't want to testify anymore. All of this is conjecture though, we're all pretty in the dark about what's going on.
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im sorry to hear that. Finding out someone you knew/interacted with was a is a nasty feeling.
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Thank you, he was one of my closest friends for half a decade, the hurt is pretty indescribable.
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Good to know, thanks. We're just all worried he's gonna avoid punishment somehow, the waiting is hard.
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