______ - Superior court judge reads charges and accused pleads guilty or not guilty

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Arraignment

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Yes, I am certain. The process you are describing is commonly known as arraignment. During arraignment, the superior court judge reads the charges to the accused, and the accused then enters a plea of guilty or not guilty.

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