SLR 18-7.012: Order on Arraignment

In misdemeanor cases, the defendant’s attorney may file a Notice of Representation and Motion for Order on Arraignment. If the Notice of Representation waives arraignment and states that the attorney has explained the charges to defendant and advised defendant of all statutory and constitutional rights, the court may enter an Order on Arraignment. A Notice of Representation and Motion for Order on Arraignment is attached hereto as Appendix II.