And you're stating that the charge was filed?
This was what? An arraignment? The defendant has no right to delay an arraignment to talk to a prosecutor. For most other criminal court proceedings a prosecutor would be present in court.Quoting no_highway_option
The court is not going to entertain a defendant's arguments about his possible defenses at an arraignment, because that's not the purpose of an arraignment.Quoting no_highway_option
That's not plausible. Perhaps what the judge in fact did was find your husband to be in contempt of court for his behavior in the courtroom.Quoting no_highway_option
You can ask (or hire) your lawyer friend to help you figure out what actually happened, and to bring any appropriate motion or appeal.

