The next stage of the pretrial procedure is Chin's arraignment, where she will formally enter a plea.
A Magistrate Judge must preside over an Arraignment when an Indictment or Information has been filed and an arrest has been made. The accused, who is now known as the defendant, is informed of his or her rights and read the allegations against them during an arraignment. The accused also makes a guilty or not guilty plea. The calendar for motion hearings, which may involve in-court discussions over the suppression of evidence, is arranged, and, if required, a trial date is chosen. The defendant has a right to a trial within 70 days of being arraigned in U.S. District Court, as per the Federal Speedy Trial Act.
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