Why would they schedule a Disposition hearing in an adult criminal case after an Arraignment hearing?

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At arraignment bond was lowered but the prosecutor has also motion to change counsel.

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Matthew S. ChaseLandlord / Tenant LawyerSaint Louis, MO ·
Nothing to worry about. The prosecutors submit these motions to change counsel numerous times throughout a case. Normal course of business for them...
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Melvin Franke ·
I need to see the documents in order to give informed advice.
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J Carter ·
Normally that is just moving which prosecutor is assigned to handle your case and is very common
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Anthony Joseph MuhlenkampCriminal Defense AttorneySaint Louis, MO ·
This is normal in St. Charles. Depending on which circuit court division the case gets assigned to, it then gets assigned to a specific prosecutor that usually works in that division. If you have specific questions about the case, speak to the defense attorney.
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