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CCRP 291

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CCRP 291
TITLE VII
PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION
Art. 291. Authority to conduct preliminary examinations
The following magistrates, throughout their several territorial jurisdictions, shall have authority to conduct preliminary examinations of persons accused of felonies, with authority to bail or discharge, as follows:
(1)District courts having criminal jurisdiction, in all cases;
(2)City or parish courts having criminal jurisdiction, in cases not capital; and
(3)Justices of the peace in cases not capital or necessarily punishable at hard labor.
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