Advisement Of Rights For Arraignment Without Interpreter {ALA CRM-052}

ALA CRM-052 - ADVISEMENT OF RIGHTS FOR ARRAIGNMENT WITHOUT INTERPRETER. This form is used by the Superior Court of California, County of Alameda, to inform defendants of their legal rights during arraignment when an interpreter is not present. It covers the potential immigration consequences of convictions for non-citizens, explains the different levels of crimes (infractions, misdemeanors, and felonies) and their punishments, and informs defendants of their right to an interpreter if they do not understand English. It also states the right to request bail, have an attorney, and the details of having a trial by jury or judge. The form outlines the right to a speedy trial and preliminary hearing, describes rights at trial including seeing and questioning witnesses, presenting evidence, and remaining silent, and informs foreign nationals of their right to consular notification if they are in custody. Defendants acknowledge understanding these rights by initialing next to each statement and signing the form. Form Adopted for Optional Use. www.FormsWorkflow.com