Host Ava Grey dissects why nearly every defendant pleads not guilty at arraignment—not as a truth claim, but as strategic defense. She examines how this two-word choice unlocks discovery, buys time for investigation, and protects rights, while guilty pleas at arraignment often surrender advantages before seeing any evidence or understanding the full case.

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