A blessed day Atty. thank you for this lesson Discuss the following : 1. What are the court proceedings in trying the case? a. Arraignment and Plea b.Pre-trial c. Trial d. Judgment e. New trial or Reconsideration f. Appeal 2. How are Arraignment and Plea made? -Section 1 Arraignment and Plea how it is made - it is made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same language or dialect known to him and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty. 3. When is a Plea considered as not guilty? -When the accused refuses to Plead or makes a conditional plea, a Plea of not guilty shall be entered for him . -When the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence, his plea shall be deemed withdrawn and a Plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. 4. What are the purposes for requiring the private offended party to appear at the Arraignment? 1.Plea bargaining 2. Determination of civil liability 3.Other matters require his presence.
Lesson 36- Arraignment & Plea Thank you Atty. Bajita because I learned something new in your subject. I learned that arraignment is usually the defendant’s first court appearance before a judge and the prosecutor. The main purpose of the arraignment is to inform the defendant of the criminal charges against him. And these are the answers to your question •WHAT ARE THE COURT PROCEEDING IN TRYING THE CASE? 1. Arraignment and plea 2. Pre-trial 3. Trial 4. Judgement 5. New trial or reconsideration 6. Appeal • HOW ARE ARRANGEMENTS AND PLEA MADE? The arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by finishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same in the "language or dialect known to him and asking" him weather to pleads guilty or not guilty. •WHEN IS PLEA CONSIDERED AS NOT GUILTY? -When the accused refuse to plead or makes a conditional plea. A plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. -When the accused pleada guilty but present exculpatory evidence his plea shall be deemed with drawn and a plea or not guilty shall be entered for him. •WHAT ARE THE PURPOSE FOR REQUIRING THE PRIVATE OFFENSE PARTY TO APPEAR AT THE ARRAIGNMENT? 1. Plea bargaining 2. Determination of civil liability 3. Others matters requiring his presence.
Good day, Atty! Because of this video I've known things about Arraignment and Plea. Arraignment and Plea; how made. - the arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same in tbe language or dialect known to him, and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty. Arraignment - pagbasa ng sakdal at pagtatanong sa akusado. Plea - pagsagot ng akusado. Thank you for this wonderful video lesson, Atty!
Thankyou atty. Sa bagong kaalaman about arraignment and Plea Ang arrangements sa court hearing when the person under the charge of crime responds to the accusation against them. A plea is the formal response that is given. Ang defendant party ay may option to enter a guilty plea to acknowledge the charges against them or a not guilty plea to deny them.
Greetings Atty. Bajita. Today I learned what is arraignment and plea. The arraignemnt shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same in the language or dialect known to him, and asking him wether he pleads guilty or not guilt. Also, I learned that if the accused refuse to plead or he/she remain silent he/she will plead not guilty. Plea means in tagalog is "pag sagot ng nasasakdal" and Allaignment in means in tagalog is "pag basa at pag tanong sa nasasakdal). There is also a purpose for a private offended to appear at the allaignment, first is to Plea Bargaining, second is determination of civil liablity, third and last, other matters requiring his presence. I learned a lot sir. Thank you and God bless
Thank you, Atty. Jeffrey for discussing arraignment and Plea that we get the knowledge in the issue of court proceedings in trying the case. What are the court's proceedings in trying the case? 1. Arraignment and plea 2. Pre-trial 3. Trial 4. Judgement 5. New trial or Reconsideration 6. Appeal How are arraignment and plea made? Section 1. Arraignment and plea; how made. The arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same in the language or dialect known to him, and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty. When is a plea considered as not guilty? - When the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. - when the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence, his plea shall be deemed withdrawn and a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. What are the purposes for requiring the private offended party to appear at the arraignment? 1. Plea Bargaining 2. Determination of civil liability 3. Other matters requiring his presence
Good day Atty. I've learned what are the court proceedings in trying the case, how arraignment and plea made, when is plea considered as not guilty and my favorite part which is what are the purposes for requiring the private offended party to appear at the arraignment (1) Plea Bargaining ( nagkakatawaran o iniiba ang kaso) (2) Determination of Civil Liability (halimbawa ay kapag nakabangga ng kotse at sasabihin na lamang na kung maari ay bayaran na lamang o ipaayos ang kotse) (3) Other matters requiring his presence (halimbawa ay sa adultery kapag hindi inireklamo ng offended spouse, hindi mag poprosper ang kaso dahil ang puwede lang magreklamo ay 'ung na agrabyadong asawa) Thank you, Atty for this interesting video. God Bless.
Thank you Atty. for another lesson.I've learned a lot from the discussion ,what is the difference between arraignment and plea. Lesson #36 Discuss the following 1. What are the court proceedings in trying the case? (1) Arraignment and Plea (2) Pre-trial (3) Trial (4)Judgment (5) New trial or Reconsideration (6) Appeal 2. How are Arraignment and Plea made? •Under Section 1 Arraignment and Plea how it is made it is made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same language or dialect known to him and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty. •Arraignment is the process of reading and asking questions, and the plea is the process of answering the accused. 3. When is a Plea considered as not guilty? •When the accused refuses to Plead or makes a conditional plea, a Plea of not guilty shall be entered for him . When the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence, his plea shall be deemed withdrawn and a Plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. •Silence means No. 4. What are the purposes for requiring the private offended party to appear at the Arraignment? (1) Plea bargaining (2)Determination of civil liability (3)Other matters require his presence. #JusticeBuddy #BSUARASOF
Good day Atty., I’ve learned in this video lecture that there are following court Proceedings in Trying the Case which are: Arraignment and Plea, Pre-Trial, Trial, Judgement, New Trial or Reconsideration, and Appeal. that happens every day particularly in the first and second level courts. You've discussed how Arraignment and Plea made and clearly define it to us where Arraignment is the reading and questioning to the offender and the Plea is the answer of an offender whether guilty or not guilty. And when the accused refuses plead, did not response, makes a conditional plea and presents exculpatory evidence, it considers not guilty. I’ve also learned that Private Offended Party should be present at the Arraignment due to some purposes such as Plea bargaining, determination of civil liability and other matters requiring his presence. Thank you so much Atty. for this clear and informative video lecture. God bless Justice Buddy. #AranlMunaBagoWalwal #EACCacviteCriminology
Lesson 36 Thank you Atty. Jeffrey for today's lesson 💯 SALIENT POINTS ON ARRAIGNMENT AND PLEA 🔸What are the court proceedings in trying the case? 1. Arraignment and Plea 2. Pre-trial 3. Trial 4. Judgement 5. New Trial or Reconsideration 6. Appeal 🔸How are arraignment and plea made? - Section 1 of Rule 116 states that the arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk and the accused should be given a copy of the complaint or information written in language or dialect known to him/her asking whether he pleads guilty or not guilty. 🔸When is plea considered not guilty? - The plea of the accused will automatically considered not guilty when he/she refuses to plead or when he/she stays quiet and the accused makes a conditional plea. - When the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence or evidence that prove his/her evidence, in that case, his plea will be withdrawn and considered not guilty. 🔸What are the purposes for requiring the private offended party to appear at the arraignment? -For plea bargaining, determination of civil liability, and other matters requiring the offended party's presence.
Good day atty! I learned that plea considered as not guilty when the accused refuses to plea or makes a conditional plea. A plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. Thankyouuuu sir for the new learnings God bless po
Good day sir/atty salamat po sa bagong kaalaman na binigay nio,, nalaman ko na ang step by step procedure sa ating hukuman and nalaman ko kung paano gawin ang arraignment and plea ginagawa ito sa open court by the judge. Salamat sir!!!!
Ganun Po pla Ang step by step Ng court proceedings. Ngyon Po mas malinaw na sakin. Salamat Po Atty. Dahil sa madali at malinaw na paliwanag nyo Po. Madami Po tlga akong natutunan. More power Po Atty. Your Review buddy of AIMSMART REVIEW Training Center 👏🏻🥳
Thank you Justice Buddy, it is very informative! 1. Whathat are the court proceedings in trying the case? I. Arraignment and Plea II. Pre-Trial III. Trial IV. Judgment V. New Trial or Reconsideration VI. Appeal 2. How are Arraignment and Plea Made? Under section 1 arraignment and plea; how made - he arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same in the language or dialect known to him , and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty. 3.When is Plea Considered as Not Guilty? I. When the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. II. When the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence, his plea shall be deemed withdrawn and a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. 4. What are the Purposes for Requiring the Private Offended Party to Appear at the Arraignment? I. Plea bargaining II. Determination of civil liability III. Other matters requiring his presence
Thankyou atty. sa mga panibagong kaalaman malaking tulong po samin ang mga videos niyo Lalo na mga graduating students po kami, magagamit namin to sa board exam. Salamat po!
Good day, Atty! Thank you for another informative video lecture. LESSON #36 1. What are the Court Proceedings in trying case? 📍 Arraignment and Plea 📍 Pre - Trial 📍Trial 📍 Judgement 📍 New Trial or Reconsideration 📍 Appeal to 2. How are Arraignment and Plea Made? 📍 According to sec. 1, Rule 116 of the Revised Rules of Criminal Procedure, the arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by funishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same in the language or dialect known to him, and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty. 3. When is Plea Considered as Not Guilty? 📍 When the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. 📍When the accused pleads guilty but present exculpatory evidence, his plea shall be deemed withdrawn and a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. 4. What are the Purposes for requiring the Private Offended Party to Appear at the Arraignment? 📍Plea bargaining 📍 Determination of civil liability 📍 Other matters requiring his presence.
Good afternoon Atty. Thank you for your wonderful discussion about the ARRAIGNMENT AND PLEA. I've learned that the purpose for requiring the private offended party to appear at the arraignment is for: plea bargaining, determination of civil liability and other matters requiring his presence.
Lesson 36 Good day Atty. Thankyou for discussing with us The Arraignment What are the Court Proceedings in Trying the Case? 1. Arraignment and Plea 2. Pre-Trial 3. Trial 4. Judgment 5. New Trial and Reconsideration 6. Appeal How are Arraignment and Plea Made? - The Arraignment shall made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, READING the same in the LANGUAGE or DIALECT KNOWN TO HIM and ASKING HIM whether he pleads GUILTY or NOT GUILTY When is Plea Considered as Not Guilty? - When the accused person REFUSES TO PLEAD or MAKES A CONDITIONAL PLEA - When the accused person plead guilty but presents EXCULPATORY EVIDENCE What are the Purposes for Requiring the Private Offended Party to Appear at the Arraignment? 1. Plea bargaining 2. Determination of civil liability 3. Other matters requiring his presence
Good day attorney! thank you for another lesson about ARRAIGNMENT AND PLEA •WHAT ARE THE COURT PROCEEDINGS IN TRYING THE CASE? 1. Arraignment Plea 2. Pre-Trial 3. Trial 4. Judgment 5. New Trial or Reconsideration •HOW ARE THE ARRAIGNMENT AND PLEA MADE? - Under Section 1. Arraignment and plea; how made- The arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with the copy of the complaint or information, READING the same in the LANGUAGE OR DIALECT KNOWN TO HIM, and ASKING HIM whether he pleads GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY. •WHEN IS PLEA CONSIDERED AS NOT GUILTY? - When the accused REFUSES TO PLEAD or MAKES A CONDITIONAL PLEA, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. (silence means no) -When the accused pleads guilty but PRESENTS EXCULPATORY EVIDENCE, his plea shall be deemed withdrawn and a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. •WHAT ARE THE PURPOSES FOR REQUIRING THE PRIVATE DEFENDED PARTY TO APPEAR AT THE ARRAIGNMENT? 1. Plea Bargaining 2. Determination of Civil Liability 3. Other matters requiring his presence. #JusticeBuddy #CvSU
Good evening, Atty. Salamat po sa panibagong video lesson, dito lalo kong naunawaan ang pagkakaiba at purpose ng arraignment at plea. Malaking tulong po 'to .
Good day Atty! Today I have attained knowledge about what is the step by step procedure in our court or also known as "court proceedings". These proceedings are; Arraignment and Plea, Pre-trial, Trial, Judgement, New Trial or Reconsideration and Appeal. In this video lesson, I've also learned how is the arraignment and plea made. Under section 1. Arraignment and plea is made in a open court by the judge or clerk by reading the information to the offender in a language or dialect known to him and asking him if he pleads guilty and not guilty. And I also learned the three things when a Plea is considered not guilty. One is when the offender refuses to answer. Two, is if the offender makes conditional plea. Three, when it presents exculpatory evidence. I have also gained knowledge about what is the purpose of arraignment and plea and why the private offended party needs to attend to it. And here is the purposes; Plea Bargaining, determination of civil liability and other matters requiring his presence. Thank you for these learnings Justice Buddy! Godbless. #AralmunaBagoWalwal #EWCCaviteSchoolofCriminology
Good Day Atty., Thank you so much for the concise explanation between arraignment and plea. I've learned that Arraignment is the process of reading the information to the offender and asking him if he is guilty or not guilty. While plea was the answer of the accused. Section 1 of Criminal Procedure states arraignment shall be made in an open court by the judge furnishing the accused with a copy of the information, reading in the language known to him. and asking is his plea. Also in the court, a silence considered to be "no". when the accused refuses to plead or make a conditional plea not guilty shall be entered for him. and when the offender accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence, his plea shall be deemed withdrawn. Also in this video, the six court proceedings were being mentioned such as arraignment and plea, pre-trial, trial, judgment, new trial or reconsideration, and appeal. Thank you so much, Atty. God Bless. #AralMunaBagoWalwal #EACCaviteCriminology
Good day Atty. I would like to thank you for your very clear and concise discussion for us to learn and easily comprehend every knowledge you imparted to us. In this lecture I learned about the step by step procedure in trying the case particularly happen in the first and second level of course which are Arraignment and plea, pre trial, Trial, judgement, New trial or reconsideration and the Appeal. You also discussed how the arraignment and plea made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, READING THE SAME IN THE LANGUAGE OR DIALECT KNOWN TO HIM (right to be informed about the case he was accused of) And asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty. Arraignment is the reading of question and the plea is answered by the accused person. Plea considered as not guilty if the person dont have any reaction or refuses to plead (the silence means no or not guilty) and when the accused pleads guilty but present exculpatory evidence. The private offended party shall appear or required to appear at the arraignment because of the reason of Plea bargaining, determination of civil liability (danyos perwisyo) and other matters requiring his/her presence. I have learned so much from you and I look forward to learning more. Thankyou Justice Buddy. #AralMunaBagoWalwal #EmilioAguinaldoCollegeCavite #SchoolOfCriminology
Good day! Justice buddy.Thank you for this very informative video about Arraignment and Plea. Here are some of the information that i've learned through watching this video: 1.what are the court proceedings in trying the case? (a) Arraignment and Plea (b) Pre-Trial (c) Trial (d) Judgment (e) New Trial or Reconsideration (f) Appeal 2. How are Arraignment and Plea Made? Under section 1 arraignment and plea; how made - he arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same in the language or dialect known to him , and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty. 3.When is Plea Considered as Not Guilty? (a) When the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. (b) hen the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence, his plea shall be deemed withdrawn and a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. 4. What are the Purposes for Requiring the Private Offended Party to Appear at the Arraignment? (a) Plea bargaining (b) Determination of civil liability (c) Other matters requiring his presence #JusticeBuddy #EACCaviteSchoolofCriminology
Good Day Atty, in this video atty bajita discusses the following: 1. What are the court proceedings in trying the case? a. Arraignment and plea > shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint information reading the same in the language or dialect known to him, and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty. b. Pre trial c. Trial d. Judgement e. New trial and reconsideration f. Appeal 2. When is plea considered as not guilty? When the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. When the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence his plea shall be deemed withdrawn and a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. 3. What are the purposes of for requiring the private offended party to appear at the arraignment? a. plea bargaining b. determination of civil liability c. other matters requiring his presence. #JusticeBuddy #EACCaviteSchoolofCriminology
Lesson 36 1.What are the Court Proceedings in trying the Case? -Arraignment and Plea -Pre-Trial -Trial -Judgment -New Trial or Reconsideration -Appeal Tristan Jolampong 1 day ago Good Day! Atty. Thank you for this lesson. What are the salient points on arraignment and plea? -An arraignment is a court proceeding at which a criminal defendant is formally advised of the charges against him and asked to enter a plea to the charges. The Court Proceedings in Trying the Case 1.Arraignment and Plea 2.Pre-Trial 3.Trial 4.Judgement 5.New trial or Reconsideration 6.Appeal How are Arraignment and Plea Made? Section 1. Arraignment and plea; how made. The arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same in the language or dialect known to him , and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty. When is Plea Considered as Not Guilty? -When the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. -When the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence, his plea shall be deemed withdrawn and a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. What are the Purposes for Requiring the Private Offended Party to Appear at the Arraignment? 1. Plea bargaining 2. Determination of civil liability 3. Other matters requiring his presence
Good day Atty. Thank you for sharing this informative video I've learned a lot. Lesson #36 Arraignment and Plea What are the Court Proceedings in Trying the Case? • Arraignment and Plea • Pre-trial • Trial • Judgment • New Trial or Reconsideration • Appeal How are Arraignment and Plea Made? • Under section 1, the arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same in the language or dialect known to him, and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty. When is Plea Considered as Not Guilty? • When the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. • When the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence, his plea shall be deemed withdrawn and a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. What are the Purposes for Requiring the Private Offended Party to Appear at the Arraignment? • Plea bargaining • Determination of civil liability • Others matters requiring his presence
Sir/Atty., Thank you for another video lecture that you share with us about Arraignment and Plea. I've learned that there are (6) six Court Proceedings in trying the case which are the Arraignment and Plea, Pre-trial, Trial, Judgment, New trial or Reconsideration and Appeal. In Section 1, Arraignment and Plea shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same in the language or dialect known to him, and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty. Thank you Sir, God bless po ❤️
Good day Atty. Thank you for sharing and elaborate the information about the Salient Points on Arraignment and plea and step by step procedure in our court. I learned a lot on this topic example of that, Arraignment and Plea, Pre-Trial, Trial, Judgement, New Trial or Reconsideration, Appeal. The Arraignment and Plea shall made in open court by a judge that furnishing the accused with a complaint or information and reading the same language or their dialect and ask the person if guilty or not guilty, and not all the time silence means yes, in conditional plea, when the accused is silent he is considered a not guilty. When the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence, his plea shall be dismissed, and a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. May together with the accused and the complainant, and may also be appearing at the arraignment, the cause Plea bargaining, Determination of civil Liability, Other matters requiring his presence on Private offended Party. Again, Thank You Atty for this video lesson I learn a lot about the Means and matters of Arraignment and Plea. More power!! God bless as always!. #AralMunaBagoWalWal #EACCaviteCriminology #SchoolOfCriminology
Good day atty. I've learned about arraignment and plea, the first procedure in trying the case. And I learned how it made, under Section 1, Arraignment and Plea shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information. Godbless po.
Good day atty Jeffrey Bajita, thank you for another knowledge that you shared to us today I've learned about our new lesson about arraignment and plea the first procedure in trying the case. And i learned how it made, under section 1 it must reading in the same language or dialect known to him and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty. And I've learned the purpose for requiring the private offended party to appear at the arraignment, are plea bargaining, determination of civil liability, And other matters requiring his presence.
Good day atty! thankyou for teaching this topic, about the court proceedings in trying case. There are six court proceedings and this are, Arraignment and Plea, Pre-Trial,Judgement,NewTrial or Revonsideration and last is the Appel. Under section 1.arraignment shall be made in an open court, by reading the complaint or information given to the accused it should be read in the same language or dialect that he know, and asking him whether he is guilty or not. in Plea it will considered not guilty if the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plead because in their saying if he will not answer, his answer will mean NO. And if the accused pleads guilty but he presents an exculpatory evidence, his plea shall be withdrawn and plea of not guilty. There are some purposes when the judge is requiring the offended party to be in the arraignment and the reasons are, it can have plea bargaining which the accused admits that he did it but for an exchange of lower penalty or case, second is determination of civil liability instead of having a bigger penalty he can just pay for all the damages he caused, third is other matters requiring his presence like in adultery and concubinage. #ARALMUNABAGOWALWAL #EACCAVITECRIMINOLOGY
Good day Atty. Thank you for discussing about Arraignment and Plea. I've learned how arraignment and plea made, it shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same in the language or dialect known to him. The Pleas consideried not guilty when the accused refuses to plead and the accused pleads guilty but present exculpatory evidence. The purposes for requiring the private offended party is plea bargaining, determination of civil liability and other matters requiring his presence. Thank you Atty. I learn a lot!
Good Day Sir/Atty! Today, I learned how arraingment and plea are made. The arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk. Arraignment is reading of accusation of the accused using the same dialect of the accused for him to understand and plea is the answer whether it is guilty or not guilty. I also learned when plea is considered as not guilty and the purposes for requiring the private offended party to appear at the arraignment. Thankyou Sir for the new knowledge. Continue to soar high. Godbless Sir.
LESSON #36 Good day attorney Jeffrey Bajita!! Thank you for the wise discussion about the ARRAIGNMENT AND PLEA. WHAT ARE THE COURT PROCEEDINGS IN TRYING THE CASE? 1. Arraignment and Plea 2. Pre - Trial 3. Trial 4. Judgement 5. New Trial or Reconsideration 6. Appeal HOW ARE ARRAIGNMENT AND PLEA MADE? Section 1. Arraignment and plea; how made. - The arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, READING the same in the LANGUAGE OR DIALECT KNOWN TO HIM, and ASKING him whether he pleads GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY. WHEN IS PLEA CONSIDERED AS NOT GUILTY? C. When the accused REFUSES TO PLEAD or MAKES A CONDITIONAL PLEA, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. D. When the accused pleads guilty but PRESENTS EXCULPATORY EVIDENCE, his plea shall be deemed withdrawn and a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. WHAT ARE THE PURPOSES FOR REQUIRING THE PRIVATE OFFENDED PARTY TO APPEAR AT THE ARRAIGNMENT? 1. Plea bargaining 2. Determination of civil liability 3. Other matters requiring his presence.
Attorney, thank you for the lessons since I struggle a lot sa school namin kasi hindi maganda ang pag eexplain nila. PURO PARECITATION AT PATAYO BUONG TIME ng WALA NAMANG DISCUSSION NA NANGYARI. Buti nalang may mga ganitong mga info na super malanan bago mag EXAM. Super hirap na hirap kami palagi since yung ibang attorney na magtuturo sana samin, minsan na nga lang pumasok, dipa mav didiscuss. Huhu.
Good Day sir/atty. Today I learned that when the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. Arraignment is reading the complaint or information and Plea is to answer if his guilty or not guilty. And I also learned that his Silence means in court is No or Not Guilty. Thank you sir and Godbless po.
Goodday sir. I learned that when plea considered as not guilty is when the accused refuses to pleadbor make a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be enter for him. Thank you sir for the another knowledge.
Good evening Atty! Today, I've learned that when the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. Thankyouuu and God bless!
Good Day Atty. I leaned in this video about the Arraignment and Plea, the Arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or the clerk by funishing the accused with a copy of information with the complaint , and the plea is asking the accused if he is Guilty or Not . it was under the section1. but when plea is refused it shall be entered for him , and when the accused is guilty and presents an exculpatory evidence not guilty shall be entered for him . it was clearly that I got your lesson Sir , :) Thankyou, and Godbless Sir!
I learned that the purpose for requiring the private offended party to appear at the arraignment is for: Plea bargaining, Determination of civil liability, and other matter requiring his presence. Thank you for the knowledge and God bless po!
Good day Atty. Lesson #36 Discuss the following: 1. What are the court proceedings in trying the case? *Arraignment and Plea *pre-trial *Trial *Judgment *New trial or Reconsideration *Appeal 2. How are Arraignment and Plea made? *Under Section 1 Arraignment and Plea how this is done is done in open court by the judge or clerk by providing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same language or dialect he knows and asking him if he is guilty or not guilty. 3. When is a Plea considered as not guilty? *When the defendant accepts the Sumampa or makes a conditional consent, a Plea of not guilty must be entered for him. When the accused pleads guilty but shows exculpatory evidence, his plea is deemed revoked and a Plea of not guilty must be entered for him. 4. What are the purposes for requiring the private offended party to appear at the Arraignment? *Plea bargaining *Determination of civil liability *Other matters require his presence. #JusticeBuddy #BSUARASOF
Good day Atty!! Thank you Atty for knowledge lecture to shared to us.I've learned the Court Proceedings in Trying the case; 1.Arraignment 2.Pre-Trial 3.Trial 4.Judgment 5.New Trial or Reconsideration 6.Appeal.In Section 1.Arraignment made in reading and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not gulity and Plea language or dialect known to him.Plea considered as Not Guilty;(c)refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea (d)presents exculpatory evidence.The purposes for the Private Offended Party;1.Plea bargaining2.Determimation of civil liability 3.Other matters requiring.Godbless po💕
Well-explained, thanks attorney. I just learned that being silent is not always a safe decision. The difference between arraignment and plea has been clear to me with the help of watching your prepared video, can't help hoping for more videos to come, kudos, Atty.
Lesson 36 Good day Atty. Thank you for another jefflix and chill lesson. • What are the Court Proceedings in Trying the Case? ✓ Arraignment and Plea ✓ Pre-Trial ✓ Trial ✓ Judgement ✓ New Trial or Reconsideration ✓ Appeal • How are Arraignment and Plea Made? ✓Under Section 1 of Criminal procedure - The Arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same in the language or dialect known to him and asking him wether he pleads guilty or not guilty. • When is Plea Considered as Not Guilty? ✓ (c) When the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. ✓ (d) When the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence, his plea shall be deemed withdrawn and a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. • What are the Purposes for Requiring the Private Offended Party to Appear at the Arraignment? ✓ Plea Bargaining ✓ Determination of civil liability ✓ Other matters requiring his presence
Lesson 36 Arraignment and Plea In this episode i learned a lot particularly Plea considered as not guilty when the accuse refuses to Plead or makes a conditional Plea, a Plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. Thankyou atty. for this lesson.
It was discussed in this video that arraignment and plea are made in an open court. Accused has the right to be informed, hence, he will be provided with a copy of the complaint and information; it will be read in a dialect known to him. The accused will be asked whether he please guilty or not guilty. The plea will be considered as not guilty when the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea OR when the accused plead guilty but provided exculpatory evidence. The private offended party are required to appear at the arraignment as there will be plea bargaining, determination of civil liability, and other matters requiring his presence. Thank you for a very precise and fruitful discussion, Atty. Bajita! #AralMunaBagoWalwal
Good evening Atty. my favorite part of your discussion is the Plea considered as not guilty when the person they have no response on the question it means not guilty, not all the time silent means Yes, then of course when the accused pleads guilty but present the exculpatory evidence, the exculpatory evidence it is the self defense, also i learned that the answer is a Plea while the reading the question is arraignment. thank you again Atty.
Good afternoon Atty. Today po I learned that there are 6 step by step procedures in trying the case. Arraignment and Plea, Pre-Trial, Trial, Judgment. New Trial or Reconsideration and Appeal. In Sec. 1 of Criminal Procedure, Arraignment and Plea; how made, the arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk then the accused shall know his/her rights by reading the same language or dialect for him to understand the complaint or information indicated to that paper and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not. One of the exception is when he refuses to plead, the court will considered it as not guilty because in this case silence means not guilty. Thankyou Atty. for another information.
Good day sir/atty. Thankyou for another knowledge. I learned that when the accused refused to plea a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him/her. Godbless!
Good day po sir . I learned what are the court proceeding in trying the case , such as arraignment , pre trial, trial, judgement, new trial or reconsideration and the last one is appeal. and also i learned on how are arraignement and plea made . Moreover pagsinabing plea it is the feedback(pagsagot) of the accused while the arraignment is ung pagbasa ng sakdal and asking some question. Thankyou sir .
Good day atty. Today i've learned how arraignment and plea made. And when the accused refuses to plead or make a conditional plea, a plea for not guilty shall be entered for him. Thankyou atty
I learned a lot about Arraignment and Plea. The arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint. And the Plea considered as not guilty when the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea and also when the accused guilty but presents exculpatory evidence. Thank you and Godbless po!
Good day sir/atty. In this video discussion, I learned that the Arraignment and Plea shall be made in open court by the judge and clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information. And also when Plea is not considered as not guilty. Thank you sir/atty
Good day Atty. Jeffrey Bajita. Thankyou for the discussion. Lesson 36. What are the court proceedings in trying the case? 1. Arraignment and Plea- reading the same in the language or dialecr known to him, and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty. When is Plean considered as bot guilty? When the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. When the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence, his plea shall be deemed withdrawn and a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. What are the purposes for requiring the Private Offended Party to appear at the Arraignment? 1. Plea bargaining. 2. Determination of Civil Liability. 3. Other matters requiring his presence. 2. Pre-Trial - 3. Trial 4. Judgement 5. New Trial or Reconsideration 6. Appeal
Today, I've learned what are those court proceedings in trying the case in courts. (1)Arraignment and Plea,(2)Pre-Trial, (3)Trial, (4)Judgment, (5)New Trial or Reconsideration, (6)Appeal. Thank you so much Atty!
This lecture helps me to clarify some new things, like for example; being silence in court does not mean you're guilty. thank you for this another knowledge atty.
Good Day! Atty Bajita Today I've learned about salient point in arraignment and plea and court proceeding i trying the Case first is the Arraignment and Plea according to section 1 of criminal procedure the arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or the clerk by furnishing. In the Arraignment will read the complaint of the accused in the same language or dialect known to him and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty and plea considered as not guilty when the accused refused to plead or to makes a conditional plea. I also learned in the plea considered not guilty of the accused when he or she remains silent and to refuse to answer it means no. I also learned that the purpose of the requiring the private offended party to appear at the arraignment the purpose pf plea bargaining , determination of civil liability and other matters.Thank you Atty. Bajita for the another wisdom knowledge. #AralMunaBagoWalwal #EACCaviteCriminilogy
Good evening Atty. Thank you for addressing the arraignment and plea. I've come to understand that the private offended person is required to be at the arraignment for plea bargaining, civil liability assessment, and other matters that require his or her presence.
Good day atty i have learned for 6 proceedings about arraignment and plea. I clearly learned that that arraignment should be performed in open court by the judge or clerk, according to this video subject. By sending the accused a copy of the knowledge accusation, reading it to him in a dialect he knows, and asking whether he pleads guilty or not guilty. I also discovered that arraignment is the process of reading and asking questions, and that plea is the process of answering them, as well as the distinction between the two.
Goodmorning Sir/Atty, I've learned that not all the time the principle of "silence means yes" is applicable specially when you are in the court because when the accused refuse to plead or make a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. Thank you sir for another knowledge and Godbless po.
Maraming salamat po atty. sa another video na about sa arraignment and plea. Whereas arraignment and plea are made in furnishing the copy of complaint of the accused to it's own language in asking him whether he she pleads guilty or not
Good Day! Atty. Thank you for this lesson. What are the salient points on arraignment and plea? -An arraignment is a court proceeding at which a criminal defendant is formally advised of the charges against him and asked to enter a plea to the charges. The Court Proceedings in Trying the Case 1.Arraignment and Plea 2.Pre-Trial 3.Trial 4.Judgement 5.New trial or Reconsideration 6.Appeal How are Arraignment and Plea Made? Section 1. Arraignment and plea; how made. The arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same in the language or dialect known to him , and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty. When is Plea Considered as Not Guilty? (c) When the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. (d) When the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence, his plea shall be deemed withdrawn and a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. What the Purposes for Requiring the Private Offended Party to Appear at the Arraignment? 1.Plea bargaining 2.Determination of civil liability 3.Other matters requiring his presence
Good day Atty. thankyou for another knowledge. I learned that when the accused refused to plea a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him/her #walangsayangnaoras
Good day atty and thank you for the new knowledge. I learned about the step by step proceeding in our court which is Arraignment and Plew, Pre-Trial, Trial, Judgement,New Trial or Reconsideration, and Appeal. And also i learned that the Arraignment is reading thr same language or dialect know to him and Plea is answering the questions.
Good day atty. thank you for this new knowledge about Arraignment and plea i've learned a lot about this topic like the steps for proceeding in trying case which is Arraignment and plea, Pre trial Trial proper judgement and new trail appeal and i also learned den po the meaning of Arraignment (Pag babasa or pag tatanong sa akusado) and plea (Pagsagot ng akusado) while when the accused refuses to plead and make conditional plea and accused present exculptory evidence its consider as a plea po. I also learned den po the purposes for requiring private offended party to appear at the arraignment. Thank you atty more power and God bless po #EmilioAguinaldoCollgeCavite #EACSchoolOfCriminology #AralMunaBagoWalwal
Good day Atty/sir. Thank you for sharing your knowledge about arraignment and plea. I learned in this video that arraignment and plea shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the tha accused with a copy of the complaint or information, and they should read the complaint using the language or dialect of the accused because he/have the right to understand what is accusing to him/her. I also learned that plea is considered not guilty when the accused refuses to plead or make a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered on him because in this case silent means no differ on what we know that silent means yes. God bless po😊
Good day Justice Buddy. Thank you for the knowledge. Today I learned that if the accused refuses to plead, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
Good day atty. 1.what are the court proceedings in trying the case? a. Arraignment and plea- shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint information,reading the same in the language or dialect known to him, and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty. b. Pre trial- c. Trial d. Judgement e. New trial and reconsideration f. Appeal 2. When is plea considered as not guilty? When the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. When the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence,his plea shall be deemed withdrawn and a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. 3. What are the purposes of for requiring the private offended party to appear at the arraignment? a. plea bargaining b.determination of civil liability c.other matters requiring his presence.
Good day po atty thank you for sharing your knowledge about this lecture. I learned the court proceeding in trying the case are Arraignment and plea,pre-trial,trial next is judgment then New trial or reconsideration and last is Appeal. Arrangement and plea shall be made in open court, reading the same in the language or dialect whether he pleads guilty or not guilty. The pleads considered as not guilty when the accused refuses to plead or may conditions and exculpatory pleads. And purpose for requiring the private offended party to appear at the arraignment first is Plea bargaining second is Determination of civil liability and last is Other matters requiring his presence. Thank you po justice buddy God bless po #AralmunaBagoWalwal
Good day Atty! Today I learned that the phrase “silence means yes” is applicable in every situation, when the accused refused to say anything or refuses to plea, a plea of not guilty must be entered for him. Thank you po!
Good day Atty. Bajita! I have learned from this video lecture about the Court Proceedings in trying the Case. Arraignment(sakdal) and plead(sagot) are made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same in the language or dialect known to him, and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty. Also, I have learned that there are exceptions when the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him and when the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence. Exculpatory evidence perfect example was self-defense. If the offender proved that he only committed the felony because of the means of self-defense then there it can be pleaded as Not Guilty. I have learned also the importance of requiring the Private Offended party. The main goal is to have plea bargaining, determination of civil liability, and other matters requiring his presence. That’s all i have learned from this discussion sir. #aralmunabagowalwal #EACCaviteCriminology
In lesson 36, Atty. Jeffrey Bajita discuss about the Arraignment and plea. •What are the Court Proceedings in trying the case? 1. Arraignment and Plea 2. Pre trial 3. Trial 4. Judgement 5. New Trial or Reconsideration 6. Appeal • How are Arraignment and Plea made? - According to Section 1. The arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same in the language or dialect known to him, and asking him whether he pleads guilty pr not guilty. • When is Plea considered as not guilty? - When the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. And when the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence, his plea shall be deemed withrawn and a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. • What are the purpose for requiring the private offended party to appear at the arraignment? 1. Plea Bargaining 2. Determination of Civil liability 3. Other matters requiring his presence
Good day Atty. Today I learned when the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.. Thank you and Godbless
Good day, Atty:) The interesting part that I learned is how the arraignment and plea Is made, wherein there is a present of the accused and the judge will read the copy of complaint or information. As a general rule, the accused have the right to be informed. Then, it must be read and understand in the same language known to him. Lastly, asking the accused whether he pleads guilty or not guilty. The important facts that I remembered is that arraignment is being read while plea is when the judge is ask the accused. Thank you, Atty:) God bless;)!
good day atty! this lecture helps me to clarify some new things, like for example; being silence in court does not mean you're guilty. thank you for this another knowledge atty.
Maraming Salamat po Atty. sa panibagong kaalaman 💯
A blessed day Atty. thank you for this lesson
Discuss the following :
1. What are the court proceedings in trying the case?
a. Arraignment and Plea
b.Pre-trial
c. Trial
d. Judgment
e. New trial or Reconsideration
f. Appeal
2. How are Arraignment and Plea made?
-Section 1 Arraignment and Plea how it is made - it is made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same language or dialect known to him and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty.
3. When is a Plea considered as not guilty?
-When the accused refuses to Plead or makes a conditional plea, a Plea of not guilty shall be entered for him .
-When the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence, his plea shall be deemed withdrawn and a Plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
4. What are the purposes for requiring the private offended party to appear at the Arraignment?
1.Plea bargaining
2. Determination of civil liability
3.Other matters require his presence.
Lesson 36- Arraignment & Plea
Thank you Atty. Bajita because I learned something new in your subject. I learned that arraignment is usually the defendant’s first court appearance before a judge and the prosecutor. The main purpose of the arraignment is to inform the defendant of the criminal charges against him. And these are the answers to your question
•WHAT ARE THE COURT PROCEEDING IN TRYING THE CASE?
1. Arraignment and plea
2. Pre-trial
3. Trial
4. Judgement
5. New trial or reconsideration
6. Appeal
• HOW ARE ARRANGEMENTS AND PLEA MADE?
The arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by finishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same in the "language or dialect known to him and asking" him weather to pleads guilty or not guilty.
•WHEN IS PLEA CONSIDERED AS NOT GUILTY?
-When the accused refuse to plead or makes a conditional plea. A plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
-When the accused pleada guilty but present exculpatory evidence his plea shall be deemed with drawn and a plea or not guilty shall be entered for him.
•WHAT ARE THE PURPOSE FOR REQUIRING THE PRIVATE OFFENSE PARTY TO APPEAR AT THE ARRAIGNMENT?
1. Plea bargaining
2. Determination of civil liability
3. Others matters requiring his presence.
Good day, Atty! Because of this video I've known things about Arraignment and Plea. Arraignment and Plea; how made.
- the arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same in tbe language or dialect known to him, and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty.
Arraignment - pagbasa ng sakdal at pagtatanong sa akusado.
Plea - pagsagot ng akusado.
Thank you for this wonderful video lesson, Atty!
Napakalinaw talaga magpaliwanag ni Atty. Thank you Atty. God bless you! ❤
Thankyou atty. Sa bagong kaalaman about arraignment and Plea
Ang arrangements sa court hearing when the person under the charge of crime responds to the accusation against them. A plea is the formal response that is given.
Ang defendant party ay may option to enter a guilty plea to acknowledge the charges against them or a not guilty plea to deny them.
Greetings Atty. Bajita. Today I learned what is arraignment and plea. The arraignemnt shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same in the language or dialect known to him, and asking him wether he pleads guilty or not guilt. Also, I learned that if the accused refuse to plead or he/she remain silent he/she will plead not guilty. Plea means in tagalog is "pag sagot ng nasasakdal" and Allaignment in means in tagalog is "pag basa at pag tanong sa nasasakdal). There is also a purpose for a private offended to appear at the allaignment, first is to Plea Bargaining, second is determination of civil liablity, third and last, other matters requiring his presence. I learned a lot sir. Thank you and God bless
Thank you, Atty. Jeffrey for discussing arraignment and Plea that we get the knowledge in the issue of court proceedings in trying the case.
What are the court's proceedings in trying the case?
1. Arraignment and plea
2. Pre-trial
3. Trial
4. Judgement
5. New trial or Reconsideration
6. Appeal
How are arraignment and plea made?
Section 1. Arraignment and plea; how made.
The arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same in the language or dialect known to him, and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty.
When is a plea considered as not guilty?
- When the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
- when the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence, his plea shall be deemed withdrawn and a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
What are the purposes for requiring the private offended party to appear at the arraignment?
1. Plea Bargaining
2. Determination of civil liability
3. Other matters requiring his presence
Good day Atty. I've learned what are the court proceedings in trying the case, how arraignment and plea made, when is plea considered as not guilty and my favorite part which is what are the purposes for requiring the private offended party to appear at the arraignment (1) Plea Bargaining ( nagkakatawaran o iniiba ang kaso) (2) Determination of Civil Liability (halimbawa ay kapag nakabangga ng kotse at sasabihin na lamang na kung maari ay bayaran na lamang o ipaayos ang kotse) (3) Other matters requiring his presence (halimbawa ay sa adultery kapag hindi inireklamo ng offended spouse, hindi mag poprosper ang kaso dahil ang puwede lang magreklamo ay 'ung na agrabyadong asawa) Thank you, Atty for this interesting video. God Bless.
Thank you Atty. for another lesson.I've learned a lot from the discussion ,what is the difference between arraignment and plea.
Lesson #36
Discuss the following
1. What are the court proceedings in trying the case?
(1) Arraignment and Plea
(2) Pre-trial
(3) Trial
(4)Judgment
(5) New trial or Reconsideration
(6) Appeal
2. How are Arraignment and Plea made? •Under Section 1 Arraignment and Plea how it is made it is made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same language or dialect known to him and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty.
•Arraignment is the process of reading and asking questions, and the plea is the process of answering the accused.
3. When is a Plea considered as not guilty?
•When the accused refuses to Plead or makes a conditional plea, a Plea of not guilty shall be entered for him . When the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence, his plea shall be deemed withdrawn and a Plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
•Silence means No.
4. What are the purposes for requiring the private offended party to appear at the Arraignment?
(1) Plea bargaining
(2)Determination of civil liability
(3)Other matters require his presence.
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#BSUARASOF
Good day Atty., I’ve learned in this video lecture that there are following court Proceedings in Trying the Case which are: Arraignment and Plea, Pre-Trial, Trial, Judgement, New Trial or Reconsideration, and Appeal. that happens every day particularly in the first and second level courts. You've discussed how Arraignment and Plea made and clearly define it to us where Arraignment is the reading and questioning to the offender and the Plea is the answer of an offender whether guilty or not guilty. And when the accused refuses plead, did not response, makes a conditional plea and presents exculpatory evidence, it considers not guilty. I’ve also learned that Private Offended Party should be present at the Arraignment due to some purposes such as Plea bargaining, determination of civil liability and other matters requiring his presence. Thank you so much Atty. for this clear and informative video lecture. God bless Justice Buddy.
#AranlMunaBagoWalwal
#EACCacviteCriminology
Lesson 36
Thank you Atty. Jeffrey for today's lesson 💯
SALIENT POINTS ON ARRAIGNMENT AND PLEA
🔸What are the court proceedings in trying the case?
1. Arraignment and Plea
2. Pre-trial
3. Trial
4. Judgement
5. New Trial or Reconsideration
6. Appeal
🔸How are arraignment and plea made?
- Section 1 of Rule 116 states that the arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk and the accused should be given a copy of the complaint or information written in language or dialect known to him/her asking whether he pleads guilty or not guilty.
🔸When is plea considered not guilty?
- The plea of the accused will automatically considered not guilty when he/she refuses to plead or when he/she stays quiet and the accused makes a conditional plea.
- When the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence or evidence that prove his/her evidence, in that case, his plea will be withdrawn and considered not guilty.
🔸What are the purposes for requiring the private offended party to appear at the arraignment?
-For plea bargaining, determination of civil liability, and other matters requiring the offended party's presence.
Good day atty! I learned that plea considered as not guilty when the accused refuses to plea or makes a conditional plea. A plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. Thankyouuuu sir for the new learnings God bless po
Thankyou sa makabuluhang mag papaliwanag atty. Meron nanaman akong bagong kaalaman na maidadag sa aking pag aaral.
Good day sir/atty salamat po sa bagong kaalaman na binigay nio,, nalaman ko na ang step by step procedure sa ating hukuman and nalaman ko kung paano gawin ang arraignment and plea ginagawa ito sa open court by the judge. Salamat sir!!!!
Ganun Po pla Ang step by step Ng court proceedings. Ngyon Po mas malinaw na sakin. Salamat Po Atty. Dahil sa madali at malinaw na paliwanag nyo Po. Madami Po tlga akong natutunan. More power Po Atty. Your Review buddy of AIMSMART REVIEW Training Center 👏🏻🥳
Thank you Justice Buddy, it is very informative!
1. Whathat are the court proceedings in trying the case?
I. Arraignment and Plea
II. Pre-Trial
III. Trial
IV. Judgment
V. New Trial or Reconsideration
VI. Appeal
2. How are Arraignment and Plea Made?
Under section 1 arraignment and plea; how made - he arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same in the language or dialect known to him , and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty.
3.When is Plea Considered as Not Guilty?
I. When the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
II. When the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence, his plea shall be deemed withdrawn and a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
4. What are the Purposes for Requiring the Private Offended Party to Appear at the Arraignment?
I. Plea bargaining
II. Determination of civil liability
III. Other matters requiring his presence
Thankyou atty. sa mga panibagong kaalaman malaking tulong po samin ang mga videos niyo Lalo na mga graduating students po kami, magagamit namin to sa board exam. Salamat po!
Good day, Atty! Thank you for another informative video lecture.
LESSON #36
1. What are the Court Proceedings in trying case?
📍 Arraignment and Plea
📍 Pre - Trial
📍Trial
📍 Judgement
📍 New Trial or Reconsideration
📍 Appeal to
2. How are Arraignment and Plea Made?
📍 According to sec. 1, Rule 116 of the Revised Rules of Criminal Procedure, the arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by funishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same in the language or dialect known to him, and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty.
3. When is Plea Considered as Not Guilty?
📍 When the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
📍When the accused pleads guilty but present exculpatory evidence, his plea shall be deemed withdrawn and a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
4. What are the Purposes for requiring the Private Offended Party to Appear at the Arraignment?
📍Plea bargaining
📍 Determination of civil liability
📍 Other matters requiring his presence.
Good afternoon Atty. Thank you for your wonderful discussion about the ARRAIGNMENT AND PLEA. I've learned that the purpose for requiring the private offended party to appear at the arraignment is for: plea bargaining, determination of civil liability and other matters requiring his presence.
Welcome Sheryl.
Lesson 36
Good day Atty. Thankyou for discussing with us The Arraignment
What are the Court Proceedings in Trying the Case?
1. Arraignment and Plea
2. Pre-Trial
3. Trial
4. Judgment
5. New Trial and Reconsideration
6. Appeal
How are Arraignment and Plea Made?
- The Arraignment shall made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, READING the same in the LANGUAGE or DIALECT KNOWN TO HIM and ASKING HIM whether he pleads GUILTY or NOT GUILTY
When is Plea Considered as Not Guilty?
- When the accused person REFUSES TO PLEAD or MAKES A CONDITIONAL PLEA
- When the accused person plead guilty but presents EXCULPATORY EVIDENCE
What are the Purposes for Requiring the Private Offended Party to Appear at the Arraignment?
1. Plea bargaining
2. Determination of civil liability
3. Other matters requiring his presence
Good day attorney! thank you for another lesson about ARRAIGNMENT AND PLEA
•WHAT ARE THE COURT PROCEEDINGS IN TRYING THE CASE?
1. Arraignment Plea
2. Pre-Trial
3. Trial
4. Judgment
5. New Trial or Reconsideration
•HOW ARE THE ARRAIGNMENT AND PLEA MADE?
- Under Section 1. Arraignment and plea; how made- The arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with the copy of the complaint or information, READING the same in the LANGUAGE OR DIALECT KNOWN TO HIM, and ASKING HIM whether he pleads GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY.
•WHEN IS PLEA CONSIDERED AS NOT GUILTY?
- When the accused REFUSES TO PLEAD or MAKES A CONDITIONAL PLEA, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. (silence means no)
-When the accused pleads guilty but PRESENTS EXCULPATORY EVIDENCE,
his plea shall be deemed withdrawn and a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
•WHAT ARE THE PURPOSES FOR REQUIRING THE PRIVATE DEFENDED PARTY TO APPEAR AT THE ARRAIGNMENT?
1. Plea Bargaining
2. Determination of Civil Liability
3. Other matters requiring his presence.
#JusticeBuddy
#CvSU
Good evening, Atty. Salamat po sa panibagong video lesson, dito lalo kong naunawaan ang pagkakaiba at purpose ng arraignment at plea. Malaking tulong po 'to .
Good day Atty! Today I have attained knowledge about what is the step by step procedure in our court or also known as "court proceedings". These proceedings are; Arraignment and Plea, Pre-trial, Trial, Judgement, New Trial or Reconsideration and Appeal. In this video lesson, I've also learned how is the arraignment and plea made. Under section 1. Arraignment and plea is made in a open court by the judge or clerk by reading the information to the offender in a language or dialect known to him and asking him if he pleads guilty and not guilty. And I also learned the three things when a Plea is considered not guilty. One is when the offender refuses to answer. Two, is if the offender makes conditional plea. Three, when it presents exculpatory evidence. I have also gained knowledge about what is the purpose of arraignment and plea and why the private offended party needs to attend to it. And here is the purposes; Plea Bargaining, determination of civil liability and other matters requiring his presence. Thank you for these learnings Justice Buddy! Godbless.
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Good Day Atty., Thank you so much for the concise explanation between arraignment and plea. I've learned that Arraignment is the process of reading the information to the offender and asking him if he is guilty or not guilty. While plea was the answer of the accused. Section 1 of Criminal Procedure states arraignment shall be made in an open court by the judge furnishing the accused with a copy of the information, reading in the language known to him. and asking is his plea. Also in the court, a silence considered to be "no". when the accused refuses to plead or make a conditional plea not guilty shall be entered for him. and when the offender accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence, his plea shall be deemed withdrawn. Also in this video, the six court proceedings were being mentioned such as arraignment and plea, pre-trial, trial, judgment, new trial or reconsideration, and appeal. Thank you so much, Atty. God Bless.
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Good day Atty. I would like to thank you for your very clear and concise discussion for us to learn and easily comprehend every knowledge you imparted to us. In this lecture I learned about the step by step procedure in trying the case particularly happen in the first and second level of course which are Arraignment and plea, pre trial, Trial, judgement, New trial or reconsideration and the Appeal. You also discussed how the arraignment and plea made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, READING THE SAME IN THE LANGUAGE OR DIALECT KNOWN TO HIM (right to be informed about the case he was accused of) And asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty. Arraignment is the reading of question and the plea is answered by the accused person.
Plea considered as not guilty if the person dont have any reaction or refuses to plead (the silence means no or not guilty) and when the accused pleads guilty but present exculpatory evidence. The private offended party shall appear or required to appear at the arraignment because of the reason of Plea bargaining, determination of civil liability (danyos perwisyo) and other matters requiring his/her presence.
I have learned so much from you and I look forward to learning more. Thankyou Justice Buddy.
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Good day! Justice buddy.Thank you for this very informative video about Arraignment and Plea. Here are some of the information that i've learned through watching this video:
1.what are the court proceedings in trying the case?
(a) Arraignment and Plea
(b) Pre-Trial
(c) Trial
(d) Judgment
(e) New Trial or Reconsideration
(f) Appeal
2. How are Arraignment and Plea Made?
Under section 1 arraignment and plea; how made - he arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same in the language or dialect known to him , and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty.
3.When is Plea Considered as Not Guilty?
(a) When the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
(b) hen the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence, his plea shall be deemed withdrawn and a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
4. What are the Purposes for Requiring the Private Offended Party to Appear at the Arraignment?
(a) Plea bargaining
(b) Determination of civil liability
(c) Other matters requiring his presence
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You explained it well Atty. Nadagdagan uli ang aming kaalaman. Thank you and God bless you po.
Good day Atty, I've learned that when the accused refuses to plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. Thankyou
Good job buddy.
Good Day Atty, in this video atty bajita discusses the following:
1. What are the court proceedings in trying the case?
a. Arraignment and plea > shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint information reading the same in the language or dialect known to him, and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty.
b. Pre trial
c. Trial
d. Judgement
e. New trial and reconsideration
f. Appeal
2. When is plea considered as not guilty?
When the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
When the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence his plea shall be deemed withdrawn and a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
3. What are the purposes of for requiring the private offended party to appear at the arraignment?
a. plea bargaining
b. determination of civil liability
c. other matters requiring his presence.
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Lesson 36
1.What are the Court Proceedings in trying the Case?
-Arraignment and Plea
-Pre-Trial
-Trial
-Judgment
-New Trial or Reconsideration
-Appeal
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Good Day! Atty. Thank you for this lesson.
What are the salient points on arraignment and plea?
-An arraignment is a court proceeding at which a criminal defendant is formally advised of the charges against him and asked to enter a plea to the charges.
The Court Proceedings in Trying the Case
1.Arraignment and Plea
2.Pre-Trial
3.Trial
4.Judgement
5.New trial or Reconsideration
6.Appeal
How are Arraignment and Plea Made?
Section 1. Arraignment and plea; how made. The arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information,
reading the same in the language or dialect known to him , and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty.
When is Plea Considered as Not Guilty?
-When the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
-When the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence, his plea shall be deemed withdrawn and a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
What are the Purposes for Requiring the Private Offended Party to Appear at the Arraignment?
1. Plea bargaining
2. Determination of civil liability
3. Other matters requiring his presence
Good day Atty. Thank you for sharing this informative video I've learned a lot.
Lesson #36
Arraignment and Plea
What are the Court Proceedings in Trying the Case?
• Arraignment and Plea
• Pre-trial
• Trial
• Judgment
• New Trial or Reconsideration
• Appeal
How are Arraignment and Plea Made?
• Under section 1, the arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same in the language or dialect known to him, and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty.
When is Plea Considered as Not Guilty?
• When the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
• When the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence, his plea shall be deemed withdrawn and a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
What are the Purposes for Requiring the Private Offended Party to Appear at the Arraignment?
• Plea bargaining
• Determination of civil liability
• Others matters requiring his presence
Sir/Atty., Thank you for another video lecture that you share with us about Arraignment and Plea. I've learned that there are (6) six Court Proceedings in trying the case which are the Arraignment and Plea, Pre-trial, Trial, Judgment, New trial or Reconsideration and Appeal. In Section 1, Arraignment and Plea shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same in the language or dialect known to him, and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty. Thank you Sir, God bless po ❤️
Good day Atty. Thank you for sharing and elaborate the information about the Salient Points on Arraignment and plea and step by step procedure in our court. I learned a lot on this topic example of that, Arraignment and Plea, Pre-Trial, Trial, Judgement, New Trial or Reconsideration, Appeal. The Arraignment and Plea shall made in open court by a judge that furnishing the accused with a complaint or information and reading the same language or their dialect and ask the person if guilty or not guilty, and not all the time silence means yes, in conditional plea, when the accused is silent he is considered a not guilty. When the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence, his plea shall be dismissed, and a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. May together with the accused and the complainant, and may also be appearing at the arraignment, the cause Plea bargaining, Determination of civil Liability, Other matters requiring his presence on Private offended Party. Again, Thank You Atty for this video lesson I learn a lot about the Means and matters of Arraignment and Plea. More power!! God bless as always!.
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Good day atty. I've learned about arraignment and plea, the first procedure in trying the case. And I learned how it made, under Section 1, Arraignment and Plea shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information. Godbless po.
Good day atty Jeffrey Bajita, thank you for another knowledge that you shared to us today I've learned about our new lesson about arraignment and plea the first procedure in trying the case. And i learned how it made, under section 1 it must reading in the same language or dialect known to him and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty. And I've learned the purpose for requiring the private offended party to appear at the arraignment, are plea bargaining, determination of civil liability, And other matters requiring his presence.
Today I learned that if the accused refuses to plead, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. Thank you for another knowledge sir.
Good day atty! thankyou for teaching this topic, about the court proceedings in trying case. There are six court proceedings and this are, Arraignment and Plea, Pre-Trial,Judgement,NewTrial or Revonsideration and last is the Appel. Under section 1.arraignment shall be made in an open court, by reading the complaint or information given to the accused it should be read in the same language or dialect that he know, and asking him whether he is guilty or not. in Plea it will considered not guilty if the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plead because in their saying if he will not answer, his answer will mean NO. And if the accused pleads guilty but he presents an exculpatory evidence, his plea shall be withdrawn and plea of not guilty. There are some purposes when the judge is requiring the offended party to be in the arraignment and the reasons are, it can have plea bargaining which the accused admits that he did it but for an exchange of lower penalty or case, second is determination of civil liability instead of having a bigger penalty he can just pay for all the damages he caused, third is other matters requiring his presence like in adultery and concubinage.
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Good day Atty. Thank you for discussing about Arraignment and Plea. I've learned how arraignment and plea made, it shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same in the language or dialect known to him. The Pleas consideried not guilty when the accused refuses to plead and the accused pleads guilty but present exculpatory evidence. The purposes for requiring the private offended party is plea bargaining, determination of civil liability and other matters requiring his presence. Thank you Atty. I learn a lot!
Good Day Sir/Atty! Today, I learned how arraingment and plea are made. The arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk. Arraignment is reading of accusation of the accused using the same dialect of the accused for him to understand and plea is the answer whether it is guilty or not guilty. I also learned when plea is considered as not guilty and the purposes for requiring the private offended party to appear at the arraignment. Thankyou Sir for the new knowledge. Continue to soar high. Godbless Sir.
Good evening atty. Maraming salamat po sa napakalinaw at panibagong kaalaman.
LESSON #36
Good day attorney Jeffrey Bajita!! Thank you for the wise discussion about the ARRAIGNMENT AND PLEA.
WHAT ARE THE COURT PROCEEDINGS IN TRYING THE CASE?
1. Arraignment and Plea
2. Pre - Trial
3. Trial
4. Judgement
5. New Trial or Reconsideration
6. Appeal
HOW ARE ARRAIGNMENT AND PLEA MADE?
Section 1. Arraignment and plea; how made. - The arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, READING the same in the LANGUAGE OR DIALECT KNOWN TO HIM, and ASKING him whether he pleads GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY.
WHEN IS PLEA CONSIDERED AS NOT GUILTY?
C. When the accused REFUSES TO PLEAD or MAKES A CONDITIONAL PLEA, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
D. When the accused pleads guilty but PRESENTS EXCULPATORY EVIDENCE, his plea shall be deemed withdrawn and a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
WHAT ARE THE PURPOSES FOR REQUIRING THE PRIVATE OFFENDED PARTY TO APPEAR AT THE ARRAIGNMENT?
1. Plea bargaining
2. Determination of civil liability
3. Other matters requiring his presence.
Attorney, thank you for the lessons since I struggle a lot sa school namin kasi hindi maganda ang pag eexplain nila. PURO PARECITATION AT PATAYO BUONG TIME ng WALA NAMANG DISCUSSION NA NANGYARI. Buti nalang may mga ganitong mga info na super malanan bago mag EXAM. Super hirap na hirap kami palagi since yung ibang attorney na magtuturo sana samin, minsan na nga lang pumasok, dipa mav didiscuss. Huhu.
Salamat sa napakagandang paliwanag atty. nakapalinaw marami akong natutunan about arraignment and plea .more videos papo sana
Good Day sir/atty.
Today I learned that when the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. Arraignment is reading the complaint or information and Plea is to answer if his guilty or not guilty. And I also learned that his Silence means in court is No or Not Guilty.
Thank you sir and Godbless po.
Goodday sir. I learned that when plea considered as not guilty is when the accused refuses to pleadbor make a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be enter for him. Thank you sir for the another knowledge.
Good evening Atty! Today, I've learned that when the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. Thankyouuu and God bless!
God bless you too.
Good Day Atty. I leaned in this video about the Arraignment and Plea, the Arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or the clerk by funishing the accused with a copy of information with the complaint , and the plea is asking the accused if he is Guilty or Not . it was under the section1. but when plea is refused it shall be entered for him , and when the accused is guilty and presents an exculpatory evidence not guilty shall be entered for him . it was clearly that I got your lesson Sir , :) Thankyou, and Godbless Sir!
I learned that the purpose for requiring the private offended party to appear at the arraignment is for: Plea bargaining, Determination of civil liability, and other matter requiring his presence. Thank you for the knowledge and God bless po!
Good day Atty.
Lesson #36
Discuss the following:
1. What are the court proceedings in trying the case?
*Arraignment and Plea
*pre-trial
*Trial
*Judgment
*New trial or Reconsideration
*Appeal
2. How are Arraignment and Plea made?
*Under Section 1 Arraignment and Plea how this is done is done in open court by the judge or clerk by providing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same language or dialect he knows and asking him if he is guilty or not guilty.
3. When is a Plea considered as not guilty?
*When the defendant accepts the Sumampa or makes a conditional consent, a Plea of not guilty must be entered for him. When the accused pleads guilty but shows exculpatory evidence, his plea is deemed revoked and a Plea of not guilty must be entered for him.
4. What are the purposes for requiring the private offended party to appear at the Arraignment?
*Plea bargaining
*Determination of civil liability
*Other matters require his presence.
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Good day Atty!! Thank you Atty for knowledge lecture to shared to us.I've learned the Court Proceedings in Trying the case; 1.Arraignment 2.Pre-Trial 3.Trial 4.Judgment 5.New Trial or Reconsideration 6.Appeal.In Section 1.Arraignment made in reading and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not gulity and Plea language or dialect known to him.Plea considered as Not Guilty;(c)refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea (d)presents exculpatory evidence.The purposes for the Private Offended Party;1.Plea bargaining2.Determimation of civil liability 3.Other matters requiring.Godbless po💕
Well-explained, thanks attorney. I just learned that being silent is not always a safe decision. The difference between arraignment and plea has been clear to me with the help of watching your prepared video, can't help hoping for more videos to come, kudos, Atty.
Lesson 36
Good day Atty. Thank you for another jefflix and chill lesson.
• What are the Court Proceedings in Trying the Case?
✓ Arraignment and Plea
✓ Pre-Trial
✓ Trial
✓ Judgement
✓ New Trial or Reconsideration
✓ Appeal
• How are Arraignment and Plea Made?
✓Under Section 1 of Criminal procedure
- The Arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same in the language or dialect known to him and asking him wether he pleads guilty or not guilty.
• When is Plea Considered as
Not Guilty?
✓ (c) When the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
✓ (d) When the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence, his plea shall be deemed withdrawn and a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
• What are the Purposes for Requiring the Private Offended Party to Appear at the Arraignment?
✓ Plea Bargaining
✓ Determination of civil liability
✓ Other matters requiring his presence
Lesson 36
Arraignment and Plea
In this episode i learned a lot particularly Plea considered as not guilty when the accuse refuses to Plead or makes a conditional Plea, a Plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. Thankyou atty. for this lesson.
It was discussed in this video that arraignment and plea are made in an open court. Accused has the right to be informed, hence, he will be provided with a copy of the complaint and information; it will be read in a dialect known to him. The accused will be asked whether he please guilty or not guilty. The plea will be considered as not guilty when the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea OR when the accused plead guilty but provided exculpatory evidence.
The private offended party are required to appear at the arraignment as there will be plea bargaining, determination of civil liability, and other matters requiring his presence.
Thank you for a very precise and fruitful discussion, Atty. Bajita!
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Good evening Atty. my favorite part of your discussion is the Plea considered as not guilty when the person they have no response on the question it means not guilty, not all the time silent means Yes, then of course when the accused pleads guilty but present the exculpatory evidence, the exculpatory evidence it is the self defense, also i learned that the answer is a Plea while the reading the question is arraignment.
thank you again Atty.
Thank you for the knowledge. Today I learned that if the accused refuses to plead, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
Solid talaga kapag aimsmart! Thankyou atty sa magandang pag explain at kadagdagang kaalaman
Good afternoon Atty. Today po I learned that there are 6 step by step procedures in trying the case. Arraignment and Plea, Pre-Trial, Trial, Judgment. New Trial or Reconsideration and Appeal. In Sec. 1 of Criminal Procedure, Arraignment and Plea; how made, the arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk then the accused shall know his/her rights by reading the same language or dialect for him to understand the complaint or information indicated to that paper and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not. One of the exception is when he refuses to plead, the court will considered it as not guilty because in this case silence means not guilty. Thankyou Atty. for another information.
Thankyou atty. Sa bagong kaalaman about arraignment and Plea. I learned a lot in this video po attorney.
Good evening Atty! Thank you for sharing this knowledge that arraignment is the asking and the plea is the answered guilty.
Good day sir/atty. Thankyou for another knowledge. I learned that when the accused refused to plea a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him/her. Godbless!
Good day po sir .
I learned what are the court proceeding in trying the case , such as arraignment , pre trial, trial, judgement, new trial or reconsideration and the last one is appeal. and also i learned on how are arraignement and plea made . Moreover pagsinabing plea it is the feedback(pagsagot) of the accused while the arraignment is ung pagbasa ng sakdal and asking some question.
Thankyou sir .
Good day atty. Today i've learned how arraignment and plea made. And when the accused refuses to plead or make a conditional plea, a plea for not guilty shall be entered for him. Thankyou atty
I learned a lot about Arraignment and Plea. The arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint. And the Plea considered as not guilty when the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea and also when the accused guilty but presents exculpatory evidence. Thank you and Godbless po!
Thank you Atty. Sa pag discuss about Arraignment and Plea marami po akong natutunan.
This discussion from the arraignment and plea ive learned a lot. Each accused has the right to know what is being complained
Good day sir/atty. In this video discussion, I learned that the Arraignment and Plea shall be made in open court by the judge and clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information. And also when Plea is not considered as not guilty. Thank you sir/atty
Thank you Atty. Jeffrey sa panibagong kaalaman❤simple pero tagos sa bungo😊napakahusay Ng pag explain.
Salamat atty. Sa karagdagang kaalaman na inyo pong ibinahagi sa amin. Ang linaw ng pagpapaliwanag ❤ Godbless po.❤
Good day Atty. Jeffrey Bajita. Thankyou for the discussion.
Lesson 36.
What are the court proceedings in trying the case?
1. Arraignment and Plea- reading the same in the language or dialecr known to him, and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty.
When is Plean considered as bot guilty?
When the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
When the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence, his plea shall be deemed withdrawn and a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
What are the purposes for requiring the Private Offended Party to appear at the Arraignment?
1. Plea bargaining.
2. Determination of Civil Liability.
3. Other matters requiring his presence.
2. Pre-Trial -
3. Trial
4. Judgement
5. New Trial or Reconsideration
6. Appeal
Today, I've learned what are those court proceedings in trying the case in courts. (1)Arraignment and Plea,(2)Pre-Trial, (3)Trial, (4)Judgment, (5)New Trial or Reconsideration, (6)Appeal. Thank you so much Atty!
This lecture helps me to clarify some new things, like for example; being silence in court does not mean you're guilty. thank you for this another knowledge atty.
Good Day! Atty Bajita Today I've learned about salient point in arraignment and plea and court proceeding i trying the Case first is the Arraignment and Plea according to section 1 of criminal procedure the arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or the clerk by furnishing. In the Arraignment will read the complaint of the accused in the same language or dialect known to him and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty and plea considered as not guilty when the accused refused to plead or to makes a conditional plea. I also learned in the plea considered not guilty of the accused when he or she remains silent and to refuse to answer it means no. I also learned that the purpose of the requiring the private offended party to appear at the arraignment the purpose pf plea bargaining , determination of civil liability and other matters.Thank you Atty. Bajita for the another wisdom knowledge.
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Good evening Atty. Thank you for addressing the arraignment and plea. I've come to understand that the private offended person is required to be at the arraignment for plea bargaining, civil liability assessment, and other matters that require his or her presence.
Good day atty i have learned for 6 proceedings about arraignment and plea. I clearly learned that that arraignment should be performed in open court by the judge or clerk, according to this video subject. By sending the accused a copy of the knowledge accusation, reading it to him in a dialect he knows, and asking whether he pleads guilty or not guilty. I also discovered that arraignment is the process of reading and asking questions, and that plea is the process of answering them, as well as the distinction between the two.
Goodmorning Sir/Atty, I've learned that not all the time the principle of "silence means yes" is applicable specially when you are in the court because when the accused refuse to plead or make a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. Thank you sir for another knowledge and Godbless po.
Dami ko po natutunan atty. about arraignment and plea thankyou po, sana madami pa kayo italakay na lesson more videos pa po atty. god bless.
Thank you atty sa pagpapaliwanag nang mabuti. Panibagong kaalaman yan para samin☝️
Maraming salamat po atty. sa another video na about sa arraignment and plea. Whereas arraignment and plea are made in furnishing the copy of complaint of the accused to it's own language in asking him whether he she pleads guilty or not
Good Day! Atty. Thank you for this lesson.
What are the salient points on arraignment and plea?
-An arraignment is a court proceeding at which a criminal defendant is formally advised of the charges against him and asked to enter a plea to the charges.
The Court Proceedings in Trying the Case
1.Arraignment and Plea
2.Pre-Trial
3.Trial
4.Judgement
5.New trial or Reconsideration
6.Appeal
How are Arraignment and Plea Made?
Section 1. Arraignment and plea; how made. The arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same in the language or dialect known to him , and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty.
When is Plea Considered as Not Guilty?
(c) When the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
(d) When the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence, his plea shall be deemed withdrawn and a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
What the Purposes for Requiring the Private Offended Party to Appear at the Arraignment?
1.Plea bargaining
2.Determination of civil liability
3.Other matters requiring his presence
Good day Atty. thankyou for another knowledge. I learned that when the accused refused to plea a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him/her
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Good day Atty. I've learned that when the accused refused to plea a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him/her. Thank you and god bless po..
Good day atty and thank you for the new knowledge. I learned about the step by step proceeding in our court which is Arraignment and Plew, Pre-Trial, Trial, Judgement,New Trial or Reconsideration, and Appeal. And also i learned that the Arraignment is reading thr same language or dialect know to him and Plea is answering the questions.
Good day atty. thank you for this new knowledge about Arraignment and plea i've learned a lot about this topic like the steps for proceeding in trying case which is Arraignment and plea, Pre trial Trial proper judgement and new trail appeal and i also learned den po the meaning of Arraignment (Pag babasa or pag tatanong sa akusado) and plea (Pagsagot ng akusado) while when the accused refuses to plead and make conditional plea and accused present exculptory evidence its consider as a plea po. I also learned den po the purposes for requiring private offended party to appear at the arraignment. Thank you atty more power and God bless po
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Thank you Atty,Sa panabagong kaalaman na iyong ibinahagi Atty,God bless you po Atty 😇
Good day Atty/sir. Thank you for sharing your knowledge about arraignment and plea. I learned in this video that arraignment and plea shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the tha accused with a copy of the complaint or information, and they should read the complaint using the language or dialect of the accused because he/have the right to understand what is accusing to him/her. I also learned that plea is considered not guilty when the accused refuses to plead or make a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered on him because in this case silent means no differ on what we know that silent means yes. God bless po😊
Good day Justice Buddy. Thank you for the knowledge. Today I learned that if the accused refuses to plead, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
Good day atty.
1.what are the court proceedings in trying the case?
a. Arraignment and plea- shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint information,reading the same in the language or dialect known to him, and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty.
b. Pre trial-
c. Trial
d. Judgement
e. New trial and reconsideration
f. Appeal
2. When is plea considered as not guilty?
When the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
When the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence,his plea shall be deemed withdrawn and a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
3. What are the purposes of for requiring the private offended party to appear at the arraignment?
a. plea bargaining
b.determination of civil liability
c.other matters requiring his presence.
Good day po atty thank you for sharing your knowledge about this lecture. I learned the court proceeding in trying the case are Arraignment and plea,pre-trial,trial next is judgment then New trial or reconsideration and last is Appeal. Arrangement and plea shall be made in open court, reading the same in the language or dialect whether he pleads guilty or not guilty. The pleads considered as not guilty when the accused refuses to plead or may conditions and exculpatory pleads. And purpose for requiring the private offended party to appear at the arraignment first is Plea bargaining second is Determination of civil liability and last is Other matters requiring his presence. Thank you po justice buddy God bless po
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Good day Atty! Today I learned that the phrase “silence means yes” is applicable in every situation, when the accused refused to say anything or refuses to plea, a plea of not guilty must be entered for him. Thank you po!
Good day Atty. Bajita! I have learned from this video lecture about the Court Proceedings in trying the Case. Arraignment(sakdal) and plead(sagot) are made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same in the language or dialect known to him, and asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty. Also, I have learned that there are exceptions when the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him and when the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence. Exculpatory evidence perfect example was self-defense. If the offender proved that he only committed the felony because of the means of self-defense then there it can be pleaded as Not Guilty. I have learned also the importance of requiring the Private Offended party. The main goal is to have plea bargaining, determination of civil liability, and other matters requiring his presence. That’s all i have learned from this discussion sir.
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In lesson 36, Atty. Jeffrey Bajita discuss about the Arraignment and plea.
•What are the Court Proceedings in trying the case?
1. Arraignment and Plea
2. Pre trial
3. Trial
4. Judgement
5. New Trial or Reconsideration
6. Appeal
• How are Arraignment and Plea made?
- According to Section 1. The arraignment shall be made in open court by the judge or clerk by furnishing the accused with a copy of the complaint or information, reading the same in the language or dialect known to him, and asking him whether he pleads guilty pr not guilty.
• When is Plea considered as not guilty?
- When the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him. And when the accused pleads guilty but presents exculpatory evidence, his plea shall be deemed withrawn and a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.
• What are the purpose for requiring the private offended party to appear at the arraignment?
1. Plea Bargaining
2. Determination of Civil liability
3. Other matters requiring his presence
Good day Atty. Today I learned when the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for him.. Thank you and Godbless
Good day, Atty:)
The interesting part that I learned is how the arraignment and plea Is made, wherein there is a present of the accused and the judge will read the copy of complaint or information. As a general rule, the accused have the right to be informed. Then, it must be read and understand in the same language known to him. Lastly, asking the accused whether he pleads guilty or not guilty.
The important facts that I remembered is that arraignment is being read while plea is when the judge is ask the accused.
Thank you, Atty:) God bless;)!
good day atty! this lecture helps me to clarify some new things, like for example; being silence in court does not mean you're guilty. thank you for this another knowledge atty.