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SECTION
IV. Special sessions in the city of Albany
V. Special sessions in the city of Utica
VI. Special sessions in the city of Oswego
VII. Special sessions in the county of Monroe
VIII. Special sessions in the city of Elmira
IX. Special sessions in the city of Hudson
X. Special sessions in the city of Troy, county of Rensselaer
XI. Special sessions in the village of Lansingburgh
XII. Special sessions in the city of Williamsburgh
XIII. Special sessions in the city of Poughkeepsie
XIV. Special sessions in the towns of Watertown and Watervliet
XV. Special sessions in the city of Rochester and village of Sara-
toga Springs
XVI. Courts of sessions
XVII. City court of Brooklyn
XVIII. Superior court of the city of Buffalo
XIX. Recorder's court of the city of Oswego
XX. Recorder's court of the city of Utica
XXI. Court of general sessions in the city and county of New York
XXII. Courts of oyer and terminer
SECTION I. Of the arrest by private persons without a warrant
II. Of the arrest by an officer without a warrant
III. Of the arrest by officers with a warrant
IV. As to the time and manner of making the arrest
V. Of fugitives from justice, and the obtaining of requisitions for
the arrest thereof, upon the governors of other States
CHAPTER V.
OF SURETIES OF THE PEACE.
SECTION I. Officers who may require sureties of the peace
II. Of the complaint
III. When warrant to issue
IV. Person arrested, to enter into recognizance
V. When party discharged, and when to be committed
VI. Recognizance to be filed
VIII. Proceedings on the recognizance
IX. When recognizance deemed broken
X. Action upon recognizance
XI. Common law authority abrogated
XII. Sureties for good behavior
XIII. Surety of the peace by convicts
XIV. By prize fighters
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XV. Special provisions applicable to the city and county of New
York
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CHAPTER VI.
OF SEARCH WARRANTS AND THE SEARCHING OF PRISONERS
FOR PROPERTY.
GENERAL REMARKS
SECTION I. Of search warrants for children detained by Shakers
II. Of search warrants to compel the delivery of books and papers
by public officers to their successors
III. Of search warrants issued for stolen or embezzled property
IV. Of the warrant
V. Warrant, to whom directed, etc.
VI. Search in the night time
VII. By whom to be executed
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III. Issuing of warrant
IV. Proceedings against father out of county
V. Bond taken by justice indorsing warrant out of county
VI. Proceedings upon failure to execute bond
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VII. Proceedings upon return of the warrant
VIII. Adjournment of proceedings
IX. Of the penalty of bonds
X. Father how disposed of during examination
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XI. Proceedings and determination of justices on hearing
XII. Bond to be entered into and costs paid by person adjudged
XIII. When father to be discharged, and when committed
XIV. Proceedings upon return of bond taken out of county on
XIX. Amount ordered to be paid may be increased or reduced
XX. Compromise with putative fathers
XXIII. Proceedings between the notice and hearing of the appeal
XXIV. Proceedings on the hearing of the appeal
XXV. When court of sessions may make original order
XXVI. Proceedings when order quashed for informality
XXVII. Duty of court of sessions when father or mother imprisoned
XXVIII. Of the costs of the appeal
XXIX. Proceedings on bonds taken for appearance at sessions, and
for support of bastards, etc
XXIII. Persons having their faces painted, or otherwise disguised
XXIV. Profane cursing and swearing
XXV. The disturbance of religious meetings
XXVI. The observance of Sunday
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XXVII. General provisions to enforce the prohibitions of the three last
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CHAPTER X.
OF THE ARREST AND EXAMINATION OF OFFENDERS, THEIR
COMMITMENT FOR TRIAL AND LETTING THEM TO BAIL,
AND TRIALS IN COURTS OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.
SECTION I.
THE PROCEEDINGS FROM THE COMPLAINT UNTIL THE RETURN OF THE
WARRANT OF ARREST.
SECTION I. Complaint to be made
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II. Public officers authorized to issue warrants for the apprehen-
sion of persons charged with offences
III. Duty of magistrate upon complaint being made
V. Requisites of warrant
VI. Warrants, where executed
VII. Defendant, how arrested when he is in another county and the
warrant is issued by a justice or alderman
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VIII. Duty of the officer when he arrests the accused upon such
indorsed warrant in another county
IX. Proceedings upon the return of the warrant
SECTION II.
PROCEEDINGS SUBSEQUENT TO THE RETURN OF THE WARRANT, WHERE THE
OFFENCE CHARGED IS NOT TRIABLE IN A COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.
SECTION X. The complainant and his witnesses to be examined
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XVIII. Prisoner, when to be discharged
XX. When prisoner to be committed to prison or let to bail
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XXII. Of the officers and courts authorized to let to bail before indict-
ment found
XXIII. Of the sufficiency and amount of bail taken; the discretion of
the judges to let to bail; the surrender of the bail; substance
of the recognizance, etc., etc
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XXIV. Recognizances taken out of court to be filed
XXV. Returning recognizances and examinations, and how compelled 203
XXVI. Power of associating another magistrate with the one before
XXVII. Special provisions in relation to the arrest of fugitives from
justice, who have fled from other States and territories
XXVIII. Compromising offences before indictment
SECTION III.
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PROCEEDINGS SUBSEQUENT TO THE RETURN OF THE WARRANT WHERE
THE OFFENCE CHARGED IS TRIABLE BEFORE A COURT OF SPECIAL
SESSIONS.
XXIX. General remarks
XXX. Custody of the prisoner previous to and during the trial
XXXI. Proceedings upon charge and plea
XXXII. Trial without jury