| 29-21-01 |
Order of trial
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| 29-21-02 |
Order of trial may be changed for cause
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| 29-21-03 |
Court to decide questions of law
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| 29-21-04 |
Jurors generally determine only facts
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| 29-21-05 |
Presumption of innocence ‑ Acquittal on reasonable doubt
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| 29-21-06 |
Doubt as to degree of crime
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| 29-21-07 |
Persons jointly accused of crime jointly tried ‑ Exceptions
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| 29-21-08 |
Defendant discharged to testify
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| 29-21-09 |
Discharge to be witness for codefendant
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| 29-21-10 |
Such discharge an acquittal ‑ Bar to further prosecution
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| 29-21-11 |
Defendant witness in own behalf
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| 29-21-12 |
Rules of evidence
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| 29-21-12.1 |
Statements, admissions, or confessions procured by duress, fraud, threat, or promises inadmissible in any criminal action
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| 29-21-13 |
Forgery ‑ Proof on trial
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| 29-21-14 |
Testimony of accomplice ‑ Corroboration required
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| 29-21-15 |
Mistake in offense charged ‑ Other proceedings
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| 29-21-16 |
Mistake in charge not former acquittal nor putting once in jeopardy
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| 29-21-17 |
Trial on original charge after mistake
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| 29-21-18 |
Juror knowing fact ‑ Witness
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| 29-21-19 |
Want of jurisdiction appearing ‑ Jury discharged
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| 29-21-20 |
Disposition of accused on discharge of jury
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| 29-21-21 |
Admission to bail
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| 29-21-22 |
Certified copies of papers sent to proper county by clerk
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| 29-21-23 |
When accused discharged
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| 29-21-24 |
Proceedings if accused arrested
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| 29-21-25 |
Court must discharge accused ‑ Exception
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| 29-21-26 |
Jury may view place
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| 29-21-27 |
Custody and conduct of jury
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| 29-21-28 |
Court must admonish jury
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| 29-21-29 |
Counsel's argument restricted
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| 29-21-30 |
Instructing the jury ‑ Procedure
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| 29-21-31 |
Instructions to be read
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| 29-21-32 |
Fees for court reporter's instructions
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| 29-21-33 |
Charge ‑ Exceptions before given
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| 29-21-34 |
Defendant may be committed
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| 29-21-35 |
Death or illness of juror ‑ Procedure
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| 29-21-36 |
Substitute for state's attorney
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| 29-21-37 |
Court may advise jury to acquit
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| 29-21-38 |
Pleadings not evidence in criminal action
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