§7. Removal of persons charged with crime in 2 counties
When a person is imprisoned or held under arrest in one county, a judge of the District Court or any Justice of the Superior Court, whichever court has jurisdiction over the matter to be heard, may order his removal into another county, when complaint has been made and warrant issued or an indictment has been found, charging the person so arrested or imprisoned with the commission of a crime in such other county, for examination or trial under said complaint or indictment; but, before issuing such order, he shall be satisfied that the administration of speedy and impartial justice requires it. [PL 1977, c. 49 (AMD).]
SECTION HISTORY
PL 1977, c. 49 (AMD).
Structure Maine Revised Statutes
TITLE 15: COURT PROCEDURE -- CRIMINAL
Part 1: CRIMINAL PROCEDURE GENERALLY
Chapter 1: JURISDICTION AND VENUE
15 §1. Superior Court; criminal jurisdiction
15 §2. Death and injury separated by state line (REPEALED)
15 §3. Offenses near county line or in 2 counties
15 §4. County lines terminating at or near tidewaters; course
15 §5. Warrants for offenses at or near tidewaters; authority of officers
15 §6. Acquittal in part; conviction in part
15 §7. Removal of persons charged with crime in 2 counties
15 §8. Duties of officer holding prisoner or holding court's order of removal