Thank you so much for replying. No I haven't. The form the clerk sent gives me 10 days to object to anything on the form, but since I have not been arraigned nor have I plead in court, I am worried objecting is not useful. In Hender's case, which was a felony case, he'd already been arraigned and had pleaded, which gives him a right to a speedy trial according to PC 1382. What I wonder is can I now ask for an arraignment so I can plead in court to get the clock running according to PC 1382. I also have a motion for discovery filed before the court. Can that help to get me get hearing where, I would assume, I'd have to be arraigned and plead beforehand?