not allowed to enter a plea at my arraignment Sentencing, Plea Bargains

The judge entered a not guilty plea for you and set it for trial.

 

If you do not enter a plea, the judge enters a not guilty plea for you.

Happens thousands of times a day.

It's not unusual.

 

Nothing happened at your arraignment except that a not guilty plea was entered.

Period.

End of story.

Even if.

 

Overdraft fees from BankofAmerica

On 2/2/09 my balance was $72.00. I had enough money in my account to cover these checks I wrote. However, I have an automatic debt for $153.03 and they claimed this override my other transactions putting my account in overdraft. The 5 transactions were covered so if I did not have enough to cover $153.03 they should have sent it back unpaid and would have dealt with it. Instead of 1 fee of $35.00, I am now paying 5 fees of $35.00. I do not think the bank has the right to make this decision. I am being over charged in bank fees. Which my account started out to be $72.00 and now I owe the bank $362.32. What can be done about this practice. I also am unemployed and when I deposit my little check for $371, it will be ate up bank fees all because they took upon themselves to make the decision to cancel out the other 5 transactions made before the check for $153.03 was presented. The highest amount of these 5 checks presented was $12.37 So what can I do about this matter. Thanking you in advance for you cooperation and consideration in this matter.

Jacqueline Sheard