Maryland District Court answers what happens preliminary inquiry: A preliminary inquiry is a pre-trial hearing where you will be advised of your rights, the charges against you, and the possible penalties, conducted by a judicial officer when you have been charged with a jailable (must appear) offense by citation or summons
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Published FAQ answer: What is a preliminary inquiry? A preliminary inquiry is a pre-trial hearing where you will be advised of your rights, the charges against you, and the possible penalties. It is conducted by a judicial officer when you have been charged with a jailable (must appear) offense by citation or summons.
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- What is a preliminary inquiry? A preliminary inquiry is a pre-trial hearing where you will be advised of your rights, the charges against you, and the possible penalties. It is conducted by a judicial officer when you have been charged with a jailable (must appear) offense by citation or summons. (as published)
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