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SECTION 12-22-8

§ 12-22-8 Admission of guilt beforeappellate court. – Whenever any appellant who has been sentenced to pay a fine and costs only,having given recognizance, shall at any time before the assignment day of theappeal appear before the court to which the appeal was taken and plead guiltyto the complaint upon which the appeal was taken, or shall admit that the statehas sufficient evidence to convict him or her on the complaint, the court shalladjudge him or her guilty of the offense as charged in the complaint, and shallsentence the appellant to pay the same fine that was imposed in the court fromwhich his or her appeal was taken, together with all costs.

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SECTION 12-22-8

§ 12-22-8 Admission of guilt beforeappellate court. – Whenever any appellant who has been sentenced to pay a fine and costs only,having given recognizance, shall at any time before the assignment day of theappeal appear before the court to which the appeal was taken and plead guiltyto the complaint upon which the appeal was taken, or shall admit that the statehas sufficient evidence to convict him or her on the complaint, the court shalladjudge him or her guilty of the offense as charged in the complaint, and shallsentence the appellant to pay the same fine that was imposed in the court fromwhich his or her appeal was taken, together with all costs.

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SECTION 12-22-8

§ 12-22-8 Admission of guilt beforeappellate court. – Whenever any appellant who has been sentenced to pay a fine and costs only,having given recognizance, shall at any time before the assignment day of theappeal appear before the court to which the appeal was taken and plead guiltyto the complaint upon which the appeal was taken, or shall admit that the statehas sufficient evidence to convict him or her on the complaint, the court shalladjudge him or her guilty of the offense as charged in the complaint, and shallsentence the appellant to pay the same fine that was imposed in the court fromwhich his or her appeal was taken, together with all costs.