When is Sherrone Moore’s arraignment expected after his firing from Michigan? Fresh report reveals the latest timeline

Sherrone Moore is still in the Washtenaw County Jail after being fired by the University of Michigan on Wednesday, December 10. Police detained Sherrone Moore the same day as part of an assault investigation, and the Pittsfield Township Police Department said on Thursday that he is expected to appear in court for arraignment on Friday, December 12.

This is the first major update since his removal as head coach.The university also shared a message on Thursday from interim president Domenico Grasso. He told students and staff that the investigation is still active and asked anyone with information to contact the school’s compliance hotline. The school fired Sherrone Moore over what it called an inappropriate relationship with a staff member.

Sherrone Moore’s arraignment timing depends on filing of charges

As of Friday morning at 7 a.m., the Washtenaw County online court system did not list any charges or hearing details for Sherrone Moore. Police said on Thursday that they still “expect” him to appear in court on Friday, but nothing had been filed at that time. The local sheriff’s office said that arraignments at 14A-1 District Court would begin at 1 p.m., which means his hearing could take place any time after that. Officials added that the arraignment will likely be done by video, but that is not confirmed.Criminal defense lawyer John Freeman explained on Friday that a person held in a case like this can stay in custody for up to 48 to 72 hours before charges must be filed.

He said, “Due process requires that someone taken into custody be brought before a judge without unnecessary delay.”He also said that bigger areas like Ann Arbor often have judges working on weekends, so the time window does not pause.Another Ann Arbor lawyer, Scott Grabel, said that holding someone for the full 72 hours is not common but does happen. He believes prosecutors may make a decision sometime Friday. By late Friday morning, there was still no word from the court or prosecutors about the next steps in the case. The Pittsfield Township Police Department repeated Thursday that they expect Sherrone Moore to appear in court, but the exact time remains unclear. This leaves the timeline of events still developing as the investigation moves forward.Also Read: Travis Kelce Erupts In Expletive-Filled Rant As Chiefs’ Fading Playoff Hopes Push Simmering Retirement Rumors Louder