Maryland District Court answers what happens citation or summons preliminary inquiry: If you receive a citation or summons directing you to appear for a preliminary inquiry, appear at the scheduled date and time, or within five (5) business days if no time is provided
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Published FAQ answer: What happens if I receive a citation or summons directing me to appear for a preliminary inquiry? What is a preliminary inquiry? What is a preliminary hearing? Will I have a record? Can I appeal a verdict? What is bail? How to post bail? Do I need a lawyer? How to get a lawyer? What happens after I am arrested? After you are arrested, you will be taken before a District Court commissioner who determines if probable cause exists to charge you. The commissioner: • ensures that you understand the charges against you and the possible penalties, • advises you of your right to an attorney, • advises you of your responsibilities in obtaining an attorney, • decides whether you qualify to be represented by the Public Defender, (For more information, see the webpage, " How to Apply for a Public Defender ".) • and determines whether bail should be set. Provide the commissioner with any information s/he requests. What happens if I receive a citation or summons directing me to appear for a preliminary inquiry? You should appear for the preliminary inquiry at the scheduled date and time. If a time is not provided, appear within five (5) business days. The hearing will be cancelled if an attorney enters his/her appearance to represent you.
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- What happens if I receive a citation or summons directing me to appear for a preliminary inquiry? What is a preliminary inquiry? What is a preliminary hearing? Will I have a record? Can I appeal a verdict? What is bail? How to post bail? Do I need a lawyer? How to get a lawyer? What happens after I am arrested? After you are arrested, you will be taken before a District Court commissioner who determines if probable cause exists to charge you. The commissioner: • ensures that you understand the charges against you and the possible penalties, • advises you of your right to an attorney, • advises you of your responsibilities in obtaining an attorney, • decides whether you qualify to be represented by the Public Defender, (For more information, see the webpage, " How to Apply for a Public Defender ".) • and determines whether bail should be set. Provide the commissioner with any information s/he requests. What happens if I receive a citation or summons directing me to appear for a preliminary inquiry? You should appear for the preliminary inquiry at the scheduled date and time. If a time is not provided, appear within five (5) business days. The hearing will be cancelled if an attorney enters his/her appearance to represent you. (as published)
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