§ 35.04 ARRAIGNMENT; COUNSEL; BAIL.
   After the announcement as provided by § 35.03, the accused shall be arraigned by the Mayor reading the affidavit or complaint, or reading its substance, omitting purely formal parts to him or her unless such reading be waived. The Mayor shall then inquire of the accused whether he or she understands the nature of the charge. If he or she does not indicate understanding, the Mayor shall give explanation in terms of the statute or ordinance claimed violated. If he or she is not represented by counsel and expresses desire to consult with an attorney at law, the Mayor shall continue the case for a reasonable time to allow him or her to send for or consult with counsel, and shall set bail for such later appearance. If the accused is not able to make bail, the Mayor shall require the officer having custody of the accused forthwith to take a message to any attorney at law within the village, or to make available to the accused forthwith use of a telephone for calling to arrange for legal counsel or bail.
(Ord. 3-1971, passed 1-18-1971)