A defendant has the Right to Counsel at the arraignment, at preliminary hearings, during most police interrogations, during a lineup, at trial, and at sentencing.

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The Sixth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution guarantees the right to counsel at critical stages of criminal proceedings, including arraignment, preliminary hearings, police interrogations, lineups, trial, and sentencing.

A Defendant Has the Right to Counsel at the Arraignment