Rule 5 Informing Defendant
Rule Text
When the accused appears for arraignment before the Village Court, in addition to the rights of an accused enumerated in 46.1804 ASCA, the court must inform the accused:
(1) of the charge placed against him and the maximum possible fine that may be imposed upon conviction;
(2) of his right to remain silent, that anything he will be used against him, and that if he has made a statement he has the right not to say anything further;
(3) that he will not be questioned by any person regarding the offense unless he consents and that he has the right to consult with an attorney before being questioned further;
(4) that if at any time during any questioning regarding any offense he desires to consult with an attorney or desires the questioning to be stopped, it will be stopped; and
(5) of the general nature of the further proceedings to be taken in the case.