Virginia Waiver of Re-Arraignment is a legal document signed by a defendant prior to appearing in court for an arraignment. This document allows the defendant to waive their right to an arraignment and enter a plea without appearing in court. There are two types of Virginia Waiver of Re-Arraignment: a plea of not guilty and a plea of guilty. With a plea of not guilty, the defendant is asserting their innocence; with a plea of guilty, the defendant is admitting guilt and waiving their right to a trial. The Waiver of Re-Arraignment must be signed by the defendant in the presence of a lawyer or a judge, and the document must be filed within the court's jurisdiction. The signed waiver must be accompanied by a copy of the criminal complaint, the defendant's plea agreement, and other relevant documents. The signature of the defendant must be witnessed by a lawyer or a judge for the waiver to be valid. Once the Virginia Waiver of Re-Arraignment is filed, the court will enter the plea and the case will proceed without the defendant having to appear in court.