§ 468 Proceedings where another name given.

If a defendant tells the court that their real name is different from the name used in the charging papers, the court will write down the correct name in the arraignment records. From that point on, the case will move forward using the name the defendant says is real. The court will still mention the original name that was used to charge them, so both names stay connected to the case.

This matters because it keeps the court record accurate while making sure the case isn't thrown out or delayed just because of a name mix-up. The defendant isn't penalized for being charged under the wrong name, and the case can continue smoothly once the correct name is noted.