People v. Warner

The defendant was charged on an information with breaking and entering in the nighttime with intent to commit a felony, larceny. He was arraigned and stood mute as his appointed counsel waived a reading of the information, Subsequently, he came before the court again at which time his counsel notified the court that he wished to change his plea to guilty.

Although defendant asserts that there were sundry defects in his arraignment, his plea of guilty if properly accepted would waive any prior defects. People v. Hale (1969), 12 Mich App 657. The only question before this Court then is whether…