Yeah if you don’t plead, a not guilty is entered by default, and the state is left to its proof.
It’s strange. The dude has heard all about articles one and three of the UCC but not the right to remain silent. Seems like he skipped ahead in the reading.
Yeah if you don’t plead, a not guilty is entered by default, and the state is left to its proof.
It’s strange. The dude has heard all about articles one and three of the UCC but not the right to remain silent. Seems like he skipped ahead in the reading.
He has the right, but lacks the ability.