You have been arrested for a DUI, and you leave the police station or jail, unsure of what happens next. Your first hearing that you will attend is called an arraignment. An arraignment is where the City/State will be formally charging you with the crime. At the arraignment, you will enter a not guilty plea to protect your rights, and then the prosecutor will decide if they are requesting bail or other conditions. Typically, in a DUI, the prosecutor will ask that you do not drive or be in physical control of a motor vehicle with a BAC concentration of .08 or higher or THC concentration of 5.00 or higher, no possession of consumption of alcohol or non-prescribed drugs, and no refusal or a breath or blood test.