Clayton State 304's Personal Meeting Room

Clayton County State Court · January 15, 2026

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Judge Hayward opens, explains rights and plea options

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Judge Tammy Long Hayward opened the 10:00 a.m. arraignment calendar for Courtroom 304, reviewed defendants' constitutional and procedural rights (right to counsel, trial types, Fifth Amendment, appeal within 30 days), explained plea types (not guilty, guilty, nolo contendere) and cautioned CDL holders about irreversible effects on commercial licenses; she warned that maximum penalties can be 12 months jail and $5,000 fines.

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Clayton County State Court (Courtroom 304) held an arraignment calendar Jan. 15, 2026; the judge reviewed defendants' rights, took pleas (many Nolo/Guilty pleas), accepted negotiated dispositions (suspended sentences with credit for time served, fines and probation), referred eligible cases to PTI or motions calendars, and issued bench warrants where defendants did not appear.

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