§ 29-2819. Writ; return of person detaining; prima facie evidence of cause of detention, when; order for costs.
When a habeas corpus writ is returned, the court treats the return as prima facie evidence of detention if the person is held under lawful warrant or commitment; if the restraint is by alleged private authority, the custodian must prove the facts. The court or judge also must decide costs at final disposition.
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