Section 28-4-313 Prosecutions for Violations of Chapter, Etc., Begun by Affidavit or Indictment; Right of Person Charged to Demand Grand Jury Indictment; Continuation of Prosecution Upon Original Affidavit; Amendment of Affidavit or Complaint.
This provision allows certain prosecutions to start by affidavit or indictment, limits a person charged from demanding a grand jury indictment in affidavit-based cases except for felonies, lets the prosecution continue on the original affidavit, and allows the affidavit or complaint to be amended to avoid dismissal for
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This provision allows certain prosecutions to start by affidavit or indictment, limits a person charged from demanding a grand jury indictment in affidavit-based cases except for felonies, lets the prosecution continue on the original affidavit, and allows the affidavit or complaint to be amended to avoid dismissal for technical defects.
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Section 28-4-313 Prosecutions for Violations of Chapter, Etc., Begun by Affidavit or Indictment; Right of Person Charged to Demand Grand Jury Indictment; Continuation of Prosecution Upon Original Affidavit; Amendment of Affidavit or Complaint.
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