Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-10-11

the defendant has not had or waived
a preliminary examination, there shall
be fled with the information the at
lidavit OF some credible person YER
iiyinG the information upon the per-
sonal knowledge Of affiant that the
ottcnSc was committed"
1t is the contention OF the state.
as the respondent III the matter ut
bar, that this provision OF the statute
cuntcmplatcs that no preliminary cX-
animation need be held. and that a
defendant charged by an information
might be held and put to trial upon
an information without opportunity
for preliminary examination.
Sec. 9 Of the Act Of 1913 was
amcdcd by the legislature # 1915, and
rs amended reads as follows:
Nm information may be fled
against any person for any o~ffcnsc
when such person has had a prclim~
mary examination as provided by law
before a justice Of the peace, or 9th
cr examining officer or magistrate,
at the court having jurisdiction. or
shall have waived his right to such
preliminary examination. If, how
ever, upon such preliminary exam
nation the accused has been dis.
charged, or the affidavit or complaint
upon which the examination has been
held has not been delivered to the
clerk of the prOlSr court, the district
attorney may, upon affidavit OF any
person who has knowledge Of the
commission e an o~iicnsc, and who
is a competent witness to testify in
the case, setting forth the offcnsc
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