Can a case be remanded after arraignment?

Yes, a case can be remanded after arraignment, but it typically depends on the legal context and specific circumstances. For example, a higher court may remand a case back to a lower court for further proceedings if it finds procedural errors or if new evidence emerges. Additionally, the defense or prosecution can request a remand for various reasons, such as seeking additional time for preparation. However, remand decisions are subject to judicial discretion and the rules of the relevant legal system.