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Chapter 22.--CRIMINAL PROCEDURE KANSAS CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE Article 31.--INQUISITIONS IN CRIMINAL CASES

22-3103. Use of testimony.If the testimony taken at an inquisition discloses probable cause tobelieve that a crime has been committed within the county, the attorneygeneral, assistant attorney general or county attorney may file suchtestimony, together with his complaint or information, verified oninformation and belief, against the person or persons alleged to havecommitted the crime. The complaint and the testimony filed therewith shallhave the same effect as if the complaint or information had been verifiedpositively and a warrant shall there upon be issued for the arrest of suchperson or persons as in other criminal cases.

History: L. 1970, ch. 129, § 22-3103; July 1.

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22-3103

Chapter 22.--CRIMINAL PROCEDURE KANSAS CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE Article 31.--INQUISITIONS IN CRIMINAL CASES

22-3103. Use of testimony.If the testimony taken at an inquisition discloses probable cause tobelieve that a crime has been committed within the county, the attorneygeneral, assistant attorney general or county attorney may file suchtestimony, together with his complaint or information, verified oninformation and belief, against the person or persons alleged to havecommitted the crime. The complaint and the testimony filed therewith shallhave the same effect as if the complaint or information had been verifiedpositively and a warrant shall there upon be issued for the arrest of suchperson or persons as in other criminal cases.

History: L. 1970, ch. 129, § 22-3103; July 1.

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22-3103

Chapter 22.--CRIMINAL PROCEDURE KANSAS CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE Article 31.--INQUISITIONS IN CRIMINAL CASES

22-3103. Use of testimony.If the testimony taken at an inquisition discloses probable cause tobelieve that a crime has been committed within the county, the attorneygeneral, assistant attorney general or county attorney may file suchtestimony, together with his complaint or information, verified oninformation and belief, against the person or persons alleged to havecommitted the crime. The complaint and the testimony filed therewith shallhave the same effect as if the complaint or information had been verifiedpositively and a warrant shall there upon be issued for the arrest of suchperson or persons as in other criminal cases.

History: L. 1970, ch. 129, § 22-3103; July 1.