§ 467 Proceedings when defendant gives no other name.

When someone is arrested and brought to court, they are sometimes asked if the name on their charges is correct or if they go by another name. This rule covers what happens if the person says they don't have any other name.

In that case, the court simply moves forward using the name already on the court papers. There's no extra step needed. The case continues as normal, and the name listed in the charges becomes the name used throughout the rest of the case.

This rule mainly exists to keep court records straight. It makes sure a case isn't held up or confused just because of a question about someone's name. If the person confirms they don't use another name, the court can move on to the next steps in the case right away.