Iowa Arraignment-Written Waiver of Personal Appearance At Arraignment and Order is a form used in Iowa courts when a defendant waives the right to be present at their arraignment. The form grants the defendant permission to waive their right to appear in court and allows them to be absent from their arraignment. The form requires the defendant to agree to the terms set forth in the plea agreement, including the charges, the maximum penalty, and the right to remain silent. The defendant must also agree to accept any sentence imposed by the court. The Iowa Arraignment-Written Waiver of Personal Appearance At Arraignment and Order form is divided into two main types: the Standard Waiver of Personal Appearance At Arraignment and Order, and the Waiver of Personal Appearance At Arraignment and Order with Special Conditions. The Standard Waiver of Personal Appearance At Arraignment and Order is used when the defendant agrees to the terms of the plea agreement without special conditions. The Waiver of Personal Appearance At Arraignment and Order with Special Conditions is used when the defendant agrees to the terms of the plea agreement with special conditions, such as an agreement to submit to a drug test or to seek treatment. Both forms require the defendant to agree to the plea agreement and to accept any sentence imposed by the court.