Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Georgia

Courts don't book people. The police do. What are you asking? Your question makes no sense.

This does not appear to be a probate question. Police "book" people and arraign them on criminal charges. If you have been charged with any kind of crime, get a criminal law attorney in the county/state where the charges are pending. Say nothing except that you plead "not guilty." If you cannot afford a lawyer, state that at any arraignment and the court will usually appoint a public defender to represent you. You will have to formally apply and each place has their own qualifications, so I can't help you there.

If this is not a criminal law question, then I or any other attorney here needs much more information in order to answer your question as it makes no sense.

The only possible reason I can think of is that there is some kind of delay in your arraignment, maybe because the court is busy, and you were either charged with a summary offense or traffic violation or else you would not be out unless you were released on some kind of bond.