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5-4-902. Definitions.
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5-4-902. Definitions.
As used in this subchapter, “pre-adjudication” means the period of time after:
(1) The prosecuting attorney files a criminal information or an indictment is filed in circuit court;
(2) The person named in the criminal information or indictment is arraigned on the charge in circuit court; and
(3) The person enters the program without a guilty plea or the person enters a plea of guilty but before the circuit court enters a judgment and pronounces a sentence against the person.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 5-4-902
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5-4-902. Definitions.
As used in this subchapter, “pre-adjudication” means the period of time after:
(1) The prosecuting attorney files a criminal information or an indictment is filed in circuit court;
(2) The person named in the criminal information or indictment is arraigned on the charge in circuit court; and
(3) The person enters the program without a guilty plea or the person enters a plea of guilty but before the circuit court enters a judgment and pronounces a sentence against the person.
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