Section 23-14-13 - Arrest of person charged--Coroner's warrant. - South-dakota Statutes

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23-14-13. Arrest of person charged--Coroner's warrant. If the person charged is present the coroner may order his arrest by a law enforcement officer or any other person present, and shall then make a warrant requiring the law enforcement officer or other person to take him before a committing magistrate. If the person charged is not present, and the coroner believes he can be taken, the coroner may issue a warrant to the law enforcement officers of the county, requiring them to arrest the person and take him before a committing magistrate.

Source: SDC 1939 & Supp 1960, § 34.1012; SL 1978, ch 171, § 7.

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23-14-13. Arrest of person charged--Coroner's warrant. If the person charged is present the coroner may order his arrest by a law enforcement officer or any other person present, and shall then make a warrant requiring the law enforcement officer or other person to take him before a committing magistrate. If the person charged is not present, and the coroner believes he can be taken, the coroner may issue a warrant to the law enforcement officers of the county, requiring them to arrest the person and take him before a committing magistrate.

Source: SDC 1939 & Supp 1960, § 34.1012; SL 1978, ch 171, § 7.

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23-14-13. Arrest of person charged--Coroner's warrant. If the person charged is present the coroner may order his arrest by a law enforcement officer or any other person present, and shall then make a warrant requiring the law enforcement officer or other person to take him before a committing magistrate. If the person charged is not present, and the coroner believes he can be taken, the coroner may issue a warrant to the law enforcement officers of the county, requiring them to arrest the person and take him before a committing magistrate.

Source: SDC 1939 & Supp 1960, § 34.1012; SL 1978, ch 171, § 7.