Criminal Procedure: Circuit Courts

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Section
806-1

Definitions.

Section
806-2

Inapplicable to district courts.

Section
806-6

Use of; furnishing of copy.

Section
806-7

Preparation of indictment, complaint, or information; true bill by grand jury.

Section
806-8

Prosecution where indictment not essential.

Section
806-9

Information, laws applicable.

Section
806-10

Form.

Section
806-11

Disposal of firearms.

Section
806-16

Venue; how stated.

Section
806-17

Circuits constitute district for criminal trial by jury.

Section
806-18

Change of venue.

Section
806-21

Joinder of defendants; accessories, receivers.

Section
806-22

Joinder of charges against defendant.

Section
806-23

Misjoinder.

Section
806-26

Meaning of words and phrases.

Section
806-27

Indictment; defects and omissions.

Section
806-28

Characterization of the act.

Section
806-29

Exceptions need not be negatived.

Section
806-30

Alternative allegations.

Section
806-31

Indirect allegations.

Section
806-32

Repugnancy.

Section
806-33

Surplusage.

Section
806-34

Sufficiency of averments as to offense and transaction.

Section
806-35

Property owned by more than one.

Section
806-36

Property owned by corporation.

Section
806-37

Money, etc., how described.

Section
806-38

Instrument, how described.

Section
806-39

Same.

Section
806-40

Document of title.

Section
806-41

Ownership, not necessary to allege when.

Section
806-42

Second offense.

Section
806-46

Objections to indictment.

Section
806-47

Bill of particulars.

Section
806-48

Postponement.

Section
806-49

Arraignment; plea of not guilty.

Section
806-50

Standing mute.

Section
806-51

Plea of autrefois convict or acquit.

Section
806-56

Nolle prosequi.

Section
806-60

Jury of twelve required.

Section
806-61

Waiver of jury.

Section
806-62

Trial; order of proof and argument.

Section
806-63

Defense.

Section
806-64

REPEALED.

Section
806-65

Depositions, right to inspect.

Section
806-66

REPEALED.

Section
806-71

Sentence.

Section
806-72

Probation officers.

Section
806-73

Duties and powers of probation officers; adult probation records

Section
806-76

Court proceedings; reports to county clerk.

Section
806-81

Definitions.

Section
806-82

Prosecution of felonies by written information.

Section
806-83

Felonies for which criminal charges may be instituted by written information.

Section
806-84

Exhibits.

Section
806-85

Probable cause.

Section
806-86

Procedure for motion to dismiss.

Section
806-87

Evidence at hearing on motion to dismiss.

Section
806-88

Ruling on motion to dismiss.