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State v. Crosby

Citations

  • 108 S.C. 315
  • 94 S.C. 488

Syllabus

<p>Indictment and Information — Necessity of Preliminary Hearing.— Where, at the time a warrant was sworn out charging defendant with selling whiskey, the Court of General Sessions was in session, and an indictment predicated on the warrant was returned before defendant was arrested and taken before the magistrate, there was no necessity for a preliminary hearing before the magistrate.</p>

Judges: Consideration, Gary, Hydrick, Iiee

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