South Dakota Code — 23A
Browse 922 sections in division 23A of the South Dakota code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 23A-1-1. Proceedings governed by title.
- § 23A-1-2. (Rule 2) Purposes of title--Construction.
- § 23A-2-1. Complaint as statement of offense--Signature under oath--Traffic ticket issued by law enforcement officer.
- § 23A-2-2. (Rule 4(a)) Warrant or summons issued on complaint--Sworn oral testimony--Failure of defendant to respond to summons.
- § 23A-2-3. (Rule 4(b)) Evidence furnishing probable cause for warrant or summons.
- § 23A-2-4. (Rule 4(c)(1)) Contents and signature of arrest warrant--Endorsement as to bail.
- § 23A-2-5. Copies of warrant sent to law enforcement officers.
- § 23A-2-5.1. Facsimile transmission of complaint or indictment--Issue of arrest warrant--Proof of magistrate's signature.
- § 23A-2-6. (Rule 4(c)(2)) Contents and signature of summons.
- § 23A-2-7. (Rule 4(d)(1)) Execution of warrant or summons by law enforcement officer.
- § 23A-2-8. (Rule 4(d)(2)) Place of service of warrant or summons--Restriction when for violation of local ordinance or bylaw.
- § 23A-2-9. (Rule 4(d)(3)) Warrant executed by arrest--Advice to defendant as to warrant--Manner of service of summons.
- § 23A-2-10. Time of execution of warrant.
- § 23A-2-11. Service of summons on corporate defendant.
- § 23A-2-12. (Rule 4(d)(4)) Return of warrant or summons to committing magistrate--Cancellation or delivery to another of unexecuted process.
- § 23A-3-1. Definition of arrest.
- § 23A-3-2. Law enforcement officer's power to arrest without warrant.
- § 23A-3-2.1. Circumstances permitting warrantless arrests.
- § 23A-3-3. Citizen's arrest.
- § 23A-3-4. Advice as to authority and cause of arrest without warrant.
- § 23A-3-5. Manner of making arrest--Physical restraint--Weapons and contraband property--Breaking structure to make arrest.
- § 23A-3-6. Aid to law enforcement officer on request.
- § 23A-3-7. Restriction on place of arrest for violation of local ordinance or bylaw.
- § 23A-3-8. Receipts given for property taken from person arrested.
- § 23A-3-9. Fresh pursuit misdemeanor arrest by officer of another state.
- § 23A-3-10. Fresh pursuit felony arrest by officer of another state.
- § 23A-3-11. Other powers of arrest unimpaired by fresh pursuit authority.
- § 23A-3-12. Taking before magistrate of person arrested by officer of another state--Commitment to await extradition--Discharge if arrest unlawful.
- § 23A-3-13. District of Columbia treated as state.
- § 23A-3-14. Definition of fresh pursuit for interstate felony arrest.
- § 23A-3-15. Citation of provisions on interstate pursuit.
- § 23A-3-16. Arrest for misdemeanor on intrastate fresh pursuit.
- § 23A-3-17. Arrest for felony on intrastate fresh pursuit.
- § 23A-3-18. Disposition of prisoner taken on intrastate fresh pursuit.
- § 23A-3-19. Definition of fresh pursuit in intrastate felony arrests.
- § 23A-3-20. Citation of provisions on intrastate fresh pursuit.
- § 23A-3-24. Federal law enforcement officer defined.
- § 23A-3-25. Authority of federal law enforcement officer.
- § 23A-3-26. Definition of expungement.
- § 23A-3-27. Motion for expungement of arrest record.
- § 23A-3-28. Service of motion--Fee.
- § 23A-3-29. Hearing on motion for expungement.
- § 23A-3-30. Order of expungement.
- § 23A-3-31. Report to Division of Criminal Investigation--Retention and use of nonpublic records--Sealing of records.
- § 23A-3-32. Effect of order of expungement.
- § 23A-3-33. No time limitation for making application.
- § 23A-3-34. Defendant's public record--Automatic removal of non-felony charges or convictions--Case record available to authorized personnel--Use as enhancement.
- § 23A-3-35. Eligibility of person placed in diversion program for expungement of record.
- § 23A-3-36. Dismissal of charges and notice of completion of diversion.
- § 23A-3-37. Expungement of record on filing of dismissal and notice.
- § 23A-4-1. Arrested person taken before magistrate--Complaint filed on arrest without warrant.
- § 23A-4-2. (Rule 5(b)) Procedure on minor offenses cognizable by magistrate court.
- § 23A-4-3. (Rule 5(c)) Advice to defendant at initial appearance on charge requiring preliminary hearing--Charges requiring preliminary hearing--Waiver or scheduling of hearing--Extension of time.
- § 23A-4-4. Advice to defendant and admission to bail when initial appearance before another magistrate--Initial appearance without warrant--Transmittal of files to appropriate court.
- § 23A-4-5. Transfer to magistrate judge or circuit court for preliminary hearing.
- § 23A-4-6. (Rule 5.1(a)) Holding for trial when probable cause shown on preliminary hearing--Evidence received.
- § 23A-4-7. (Rule 5.1(b)) Discharge and dismissal in absence of probable cause--Subsequent prosecution on same offense.
- § 23A-4-8. (Rule 5.1(c)) Record of proceedings on preliminary hearing--Cost--Transmittal of papers to trial court--Limitation of access to record.
- § 23A-5-1. (Rule 6(a)) Circuit court order for grand juries--Number of members--Summons of jurors.
- § 23A-5-2. New grand jury ordered after discharge of original jury--Other causes.
- § 23A-5-3. (Rule 6(b)(1)) Grounds for challenge to array or individual jurors--Trial of challenge.
- § 23A-5-4. Summons of new jurors after challenge--Oath of jurors chosen for particular case.
- § 23A-5-5. (Rule 6(b)(2)) Dismissal of indictment because grand jurors not qualified.
- § 23A-5-6. (Rule 6(c)) Foreman and deputy foreman of grand jury--Powers and duties--Clerk of grand jury--Record of proceedings.
- § 23A-5-7. Oath of grand jurors.
- § 23A-5-8. Charge to grand jury by court--Commencement of inquiries.
- § 23A-5-9. General powers of grand jury--Access to prisons and records.
- § 23A-5-10. Advice sought from court or prosecuting attorney.
- § 23A-5-11. (Rule 6(d)) Appearance by prosecuting attorneys before grand jury--Presence of other persons--Counsel advising witnesses.
- § 23A-5-11.1. Recording of testimony of witness before grand jury.
- § 23A-5-12. Testimony before grand jury by subject of investigation--Waiver of immunity.
- § 23A-5-13. Notice of rights to subject appearing before grand jury.
- § 23A-5-14. Removal and replacement of attorney for witness appearing before grand jury.
- § 23A-5-15. Evidence heard by grand jury--Order for production of evidence.
- § 23A-5-16. (Rule 6(e)) Restrictions on disclosure of grand jury proceedings--Immunity of jurors--Sealing of indictments.
- § 23A-5-17. Disclosure by prosecuting attorney of evidence received by grand jury.
- § 23A-5-18. (Rule 6(f)) Quorum of grand jury--Votes required for indictment--Witnesses named on indictment--Dismissal of charge on failure to indict.
- § 23A-5-19. Report filed when indictment not issued.
- § 23A-5-20. (Rule 6(g)) Term of service of grand jury--Excuse and replacement of jurors.
- § 23A-6-1. Indictment or information required for prosecution of offense--Exceptions.
- § 23A-6-3. Preliminary hearing required for filing felony information--Exceptions.
- § 23A-6-4. (Rule 7(c)(1)) Allegations contained in indictment or information--Incorporation by reference--Citation of law--Error in citation.
- § 23A-6-6. Additional allegations not required against accessory before fact.
- § 23A-6-7. Contents required for sufficiency of indictment or information.
- § 23A-6-8. Presumptions need not be stated--Judicial notice.
- § 23A-6-9. Precise time of offense need not be stated.
- § 23A-6-10. Endorsement of witnesses on information--Calling other witnesses.
- § 23A-6-11. Allegation as to money or securities stolen.
- § 23A-6-12. Description of money taken by robbery or theft.
- § 23A-6-13. Allegations in indictment or information for perjury.
- § 23A-6-14. (Rule 7(c)(3)) Sufficiency of indictment or information despite nonprejudicial defect.
- § 23A-6-15. Erroneous allegation as to victim of offense.
- § 23A-6-16. Unavailability of instrument on indictment or information for forgery.
- § 23A-6-17. Statutory words not required in indictment or information--Interpretation of words and phrases.
- § 23A-6-18. (Rule 7(d)) Surplusage stricken on motion.
- § 23A-6-19. (Rule 7(e)) Amendment of information before trial--Allegation of new offense--Amendment during trial.
- § 23A-6-20. Amendment to correct name of defendant.
- § 23A-6-22. Suppression of names and details in rape, incest, or sexual contact prosecution.
- § 23A-6-22.1. Suppression of name of minor victim of rape, incest, or sexual contact and details of alleged acts.
- § 23A-6-23. (Rule 8(a)) Joinder of related offenses in same indictment or information.
- § 23A-6-24. (Rule 8(b)) Joinder of two or more defendants in same indictment or information.
- § 23A-6-25. Election between offenses or counts not required--Separate statements in verdict.
- § 23A-6-26. (Rule 9(a)) Warrant or summons on indictment--Delivery for execution--Warrant on defendant's failure to respond to summons.
- § 23A-6-27. (Rule 9(b)(1)) Form of warrant--Contents--Endorsement as to bail.
- § 23A-6-28. (Rule 9(b)(2)) Form and contents of summons--Time of required appearance--Signature.
- § 23A-6-29. (Rule 9(c)(1)) Execution or service of warrant or summons--Arrested person brought before court.
- § 23A-6-29.1. Powers granted magistrate judge.
- § 23A-6-30. (Rule 9(c)(2)) Return of warrant or summons to court--Cancellation or delivery to another of unexecuted warrant or summons.
- § 23A-7-1. (Rule 10) Arraignment in open court--Procedure--Verification or correction of name--Copy given to defendant.
- § 23A-7-2. (Rule 11(a)) Pleas permitted to defendant--Requirements for plea of guilty or nolo contendere.
- § 23A-7-3. (Rule 11(b)) Consent required for nolo contendere plea--Considerations by court.
- § 23A-7-4. (Rule 11(c)) Advice as to rights to defendant pleading guilty or nolo contendere.
- § 23A-7-5. (Rule 11(d)) Ascertainment of voluntary nature of guilty or nolo contendere plea--Pleading by attorney to misdemeanor--Imposition of sentence.
- § 23A-7-7. Pleading to habitual offender information--Jury trial.
- § 23A-7-8. (Rule 11(e)(1)) Plea bargaining permitted--Concessions by prosecutor permitted--Notice to victims.
- § 23A-7-8.1. Victim's failure to comment--Effect.
- § 23A-7-9. Disclosure of plea agreement and victims' comments to court--Acceptance or rejection--Report by prosecuting attorney.
- § 23A-7-10. (Rule 11(e)(3)) Advice to defendant as to acceptance of plea agreement.
- § 23A-7-11. (Rule 11(e)(4)) Advice to parties as to rejection of plea agreement--Withdrawal of plea by defendant.
- § 23A-7-12. (Rule 11(e)(5)) Time of notification to court of plea agreement.
- § 23A-7-13. (Rule 11(e)(6)) Evidence of guilty or nolo contendere plea inadmissible after withdrawal--Exception in perjury prosecutions.
- § 23A-7-14. (Rule 11(f)) Factual basis required before acceptance of plea other than nolo contendere.
- § 23A-7-15. (Rule 11(g)) Record of proceedings at which plea entered--Contents.
- § 23A-7-16. Guilty but mentally ill plea--Prerequisites to acceptance.
- § 23A-8-1. (Rule 12(a)) Pleadings enumerated--Motions replacing previous forms of pleadings.
- § 23A-8-2. Grounds for dismissal of indictment or information on motion.
- § 23A-8-3. (Rule 12(b)) Defenses and objections raised by motion--Issues that must be raised before trial.
- § 23A-8-4. (Rule 12(c)) Setting time for making and hearing motions.
- § 23A-8-5. Subsequent hearing on motion to suppress newly discovered evidence.
- § 23A-8-6. (Rule 12(d)(1)) Notice to defendant of prosecutor's intention to use specified evidence.
- § 23A-8-8. (Rule 12(e)) Determination of motions before trial--Deferment to trial--Findings as to fact.
- § 23A-8-9. (Rule 12(f)) Waiver of defenses or objections by failure to raise before trial--Relief from waiver.
- § 23A-8-10. (Rule 12(g)) Record of hearing on motions.
- § 23A-8-11. (Rule 12(h)) Continuation in custody or on bail after grant of defendant's motion--Subsequent prosecution for same offense--Limitation statutes.
- § 23A-9-1. (Rule 12.1(a)) Time of notice to prosecutor of alibi defense--Contents.
- § 23A-9-2. (Rule 12.1(b)) Notice to defendant of rebuttal witnesses on alibi defense.
- § 23A-9-3. (Rule 12.1(c)) Notice to adverse party of newly discovered witness on alibi.
- § 23A-9-4. (Rule 12.1(d)) Exclusion of testimony of undisclosed alibi witness--Defendant's right to testify.
- § 23A-9-5. (Rule 12.1(e)) Exception granted to notice requirements.
- § 23A-9-6. (Rule 12.1(f)) Evidence of alibi notice inadmissible after withdrawal.
- § 23A-10-2. Form of plea raising defense.
- § 23A-10-3. (Rule 12.2(b)) Notice to prosecutor of intention to use expert testimony relating to mental condition--Additional time allowed.
- § 23A-10-4. (Rule 12.2(c)) Order to defendant to submit to psychiatric examination--Court appointment of experts--Statements by accused privileged.
- § 23A-10-5. (Rule 12.2(d)) Exclusion of testimony on failure to give notice or submit to examination.
- § 23A-10-6. Mistrial when defense raised without pleading--Subsequent trial.
- § 23A-10-7. Independent psychiatric examination--Court approval--Notice--Cost.
- § 23A-10A-1. Definition of mental incompetency.
- § 23A-10A-2. Incompetent person cannot be tried, sentenced or punished.
- § 23A-10A-3. Hearing on mental condition--Mental examination and report.
- § 23A-10A-4. Commitment--Finding required--Duration.
- § 23A-10A-4.1. Recovery of defendant--Certificate--Discharge pending hearing--Notice--Hearing.
- § 23A-10A-4.2. Findings as to mental competence not prejudicing insanity defense--Inadmissible.
- § 23A-10A-5. Suspension of proceedings pending determination of defendant's competency.
- § 23A-10A-6. Rules governing competency proceedings.
- § 23A-10A-6.1. Burden and standard of proof.
- § 23A-10A-10. Expense of maintenance of defendant committed.
- § 23A-10A-13. Approved facility defined.
- § 23A-10A-13.1. Restoration to competency program defined.
- § 23A-10A-14. Facility's report--Length of commitment determined--Review after one year--Dismissal on court finding.
- § 23A-10A-15. Length of detention for Class A, B, or C felony.
- § 23A-10A-16. Time in approved facility credited to term of imprisonment.
- § 23A-10A-17. Repealed.
- § 23A-11-1. (Rule 13) Joinder for trial of indictments, informations, or defendants.
- § 23A-11-2. (Rule 14) Relief from prejudicial joinder of offenses or defendants.
- § 23A-12-1. (Rule 15 (a)) Depositions ordered only as specifically authorized--Order to preserve testimony for trial--Production of other evidence--Witness committed on failure to give bail.
- § 23A-12-2. (Rule 15(b)) Notice to parties of time and place of deposition--Production of defendant in custody--Defendant's right to attend.
- § 23A-12-3. (Rule 15(c)) Governmental payment of defendant's expenses for deposition.
- § 23A-12-4. (Rule 15(d)) Manner of taking and filing deposition--Disclosure to defense of prior statements of witness.
- § 23A-12-5. Sealing and endorsement of deposition--Transmittal to court.
- § 23A-12-6. (Rule 15(e)) Circumstances permitting use of deposition at trial--Use for impeachment--Parts of deposition used.
- § 23A-12-7. (Rule 15(f)) Time of objecting to testimony in deposition--Objections to receiving in evidence.
- § 23A-12-8. (Rule 15(g)) Agreement of parties as to taking or use of deposition.
- § 23A-12-9. Video recording of young sex crime or human trafficking victim's testimony at preliminary hearing or deposition--Use at trial.
- § 23A-12-10. Hearing to record testimony as to additional evidence.
- § 23A-13-1. (Rule 16(a)(1)(A)) Prosecution evidence discoverable by defendant--Statements of employees of corporate defendants.
- § 23A-13-2. (Rule 16(a)(1)(B)) Copy of prior criminal record furnished to defendant on request.
- § 23A-13-3. (Rule 16(a)(1)(C)) Defendant's right to inspect and copy documentary and tangible evidence.
- § 23A-13-4. (Rule 16(a)(1)(D)) Defendant's right to inspect and copy results of examinations or scientific tests.
- § 23A-13-5. Work product protected from discovery by defendant.
- § 23A-13-6. Statement by witness not discoverable until testimony in preliminary hearing or trial.
- § 23A-13-7. Prior statements of prosecution witnesses subject to discovery after direct examination.
- § 23A-13-8. Excision from statement of prosecution witness of matter not testified to--Delivery to defendant--Preservation of entire statement for appeal--Recess to permit examination by defendant.
- § 23A-13-9. Testimony stricken when prosecution elects not to produce prior statement--Mistrial.
- § 23A-13-10. Kinds of prior statements subject to discovery by defendant.
- § 23A-13-11. (Rule 16(a)(3)) Grand jury proceedings not discoverable--Exceptions.
- § 23A-13-12. (Rule 16(b)(1)(A)) Defendant's documentary and tangible evidence discoverable by prosecution.
- § 23A-13-13. Results of examinations and scientific tests discoverable by prosecution.
- § 23A-13-14. (Rule 16(b)(2)) Defense work product protected from discovery.
- § 23A-13-15. (Rule 16(c)) Notice to adverse party of newly discovered evidence subject to discovery.
- § 23A-13-16. (Rule 16(d)(1)) Restriction of rights of discovery or inspection--Preservation of entire statement for appellate record.
- § 23A-13-17. (Rule 16(d)(2)) Remedies on failure of party to comply with discovery requirements--Manner of discovery and inspection.
- § 23A-13-18. (Rule 16(e)) Discovery of alibi witnesses.
- § 23A-14-2. Attorneys' subpoena for witnesses within state.
- § 23A-14-3. (Rule 17(b)) Subpoenas for indigent defendant--Payment of costs.
- § 23A-14-4. Committing magistrate's subpoenas for witnesses within state--Blank subpoenas issued by clerk of court.
- § 23A-14-5. (Rule 17(c)) Documentary or tangible evidence required by subpoena--Modification--Inspection rights.
- § 23A-14-6. (Rule 17(d)) Service of subpoena--Tender of fees and mileage.
- § 23A-14-7. (Rule 17(e)(1)) Place of service of subpoena.
- § 23A-14-7.1. Expenses paid for out-of-county or indigent witness produced by state pursuant to subpoena or undertaking.
- § 23A-14-9. (Rule 17(f)(1)) Authority for subpoena for deposition.
- § 23A-14-10. (Rule 17(f)(2)) Place attendance required for deposition.
- § 23A-14-11. John Doe subpoena for examination before magistrate--Compelling obedience.
- § 23A-14-12. Advice as to rights given to John Doe witness--Immunity provisions applicable.
- § 23A-14-13. Record of John Doe testimony--Warrant for arrest of offender.
- § 23A-14-14. Interstate summons of witnesses--Definition of terms.
- § 23A-14-15. Hearing on certification from another state as to witness required from this state.
- § 23A-14-16. Summons to appear in another state issued after hearing--Protection accorded witness.
- § 23A-14-17. Placement of witness in custody of officer from other state.
- § 23A-14-18. Punishment for contempt by witnesses summoned for appearance in another state--Fees to which entitled.
- § 23A-14-19. Certificate by judge or magistrate for summons of witness from another state--Recommendation for immediate custody.
- § 23A-14-20. Fees tendered to witness summoned from another state.
- § 23A-14-21. Duration of stay required of witness summoned from another state.
- § 23A-14-22. Immunity from process of witness summoned from another state.
- § 23A-14-23. Immunity from process of witness passing through under interstate summons.
- § 23A-14-24. Punishment for contempt by witness summoned from another state.
- § 23A-14-25. (Rule 17(g)) Disobedience of subpoena as contempt of court.
- § 23A-14-26. Motions relating to subpoena--Hearing.
- § 23A-14-27. Stay of subpoena until ruling on motion.
- § 23A-14-28. Sanctions for oppressive subpoenas.
- § 23A-14-29. Self-incriminating testimony required under promise of immunity--Restrictions on use of information.
- § 23A-14A-1. Definitions.
- § 23A-14A-2. Summoning prisoner in this state to testify in another state--Certificate of out-of-state judge--Hearing.
- § 23A-14A-3. Issuance of order to attend.
- § 23A-14A-4. Terms and conditions for return, custody--Costs.
- § 23A-14A-5. Exceptions.
- § 23A-14A-6. Prisoner from another state summoned to testify in this state--Certificate.
- § 23A-14A-7. Order of compliance with terms and conditions prescribed by out-of-state judge.
- § 23A-14A-8. Exemption of prisoner from another state from arrest or service of process.
- § 23A-14A-9. Uniformity of interpretation.
- § 23A-14A-10. Citation.
- § 23A-15-1. Order for conference to consider preliminary matters--Defendant not represented by counsel.
- § 23A-15-2. Memorandum of matters agreed upon at conference.
- § 23A-15-3. Verbal admissions at conference not used against defendant.
- § 23A-16-1. Concurrent state jurisdiction of offenses on Indian reservations within state.
- § 23A-16-2. State jurisdiction of offense commenced outside state and consummated within state.
- § 23A-16-3. (Rule 18) Right to speedy trial by impartial jury--Venue in county where offense committed.
- § 23A-16-5. Proceedings taken within judicial circuit--Issues of fact determined within county--Circuit judge orders in chambers.
- § 23A-16-7. Venue of offense commenced outside state.
- § 23A-16-8. Venue of offense committed partly in one county and partly in another.
- § 23A-16-9. Venue of offense on or near county boundary.
- § 23A-16-10. Venue of offense on state boundary water--Change of venue.
- § 23A-16-11. Venue of homicide prosecution in county where fatal injury inflicted.
- § 23A-16-12. Venue when stolen property taken from one county to another.
- § 23A-16-13. Venue of offense by sending letter from one county to another.
- § 23A-16-14. Venue of offense by use of mails.
- § 23A-16-15. Venue of prosecution of principal not present at commission of offense.
- § 23A-16-16. Venue of prosecution of accessory where principal offense committed in another county.
- § 23A-16-17. County seat municipality which lies in more than one county.
- § 23A-16-18. Venue of prosecution of perjury.
- § 23A-17-1. (Rule 20(a)) Consent by defendant to waive trial and accept disposition in county where arrested or held--Approval by prosecuting attorneys--Transmittal of papers.
- § 23A-17-3. (Rule 20(c)) Return of papers to original county when defendant pleads not guilty.
- § 23A-17-5. (Rule 21(a)) Change of county when fair trial impossible in original county.
- § 23A-17-6. (Rule 21(b)) Change of county for convenience on consent of parties.
- § 23A-17-7. (Rule 21(c)) Transmittal of papers on change of counties.
- § 23A-17-8. (Rule 22) Time for motion to transfer.
- § 23A-17-9. Costs and fees on transferred case paid by original county.
- § 23A-18-1. (Rule 23(a)) Trial by jury unless waived by parties.
- § 23A-18-2. (Rule 23(b)) Number of jurors--Stipulation for smaller jury.
- § 23A-18-3. (Rule 23(c)) Findings of fact in trial without jury.
- § 23A-19-1. Panel defined.
- § 23A-19-2. Challenge to panel defined.
- § 23A-19-3. Grounds for challenge to panel--Bias of officer summoning additional jurors.
- § 23A-19-4. Time for challenge to panel--Ground stated.
- § 23A-19-5. Challenge to panel when several defendants tried together.
- § 23A-19-6. Objection to challenge--Entry and trial.
- § 23A-19-7. Trial of sufficiency of challenge--Trial of fact issues.
- § 23A-19-8. Examination of officers on trial of challenge to panel.
- § 23A-19-9. New jury on allowance of challenge to panel--Jury impaneled if challenge disallowed.
- § 23A-19-10. Calling of jurors' names when case ready for trial--Attachment for absent jurors.
- § 23A-19-11. Drawing of names of jurors.
- § 23A-20-1. Jurors summoned for civil actions used for criminal trials.
- § 23A-20-2. Alternative methods of selecting jurors.
- § 23A-20-3. Call of jurors equal to number required including challenges.
- § 23A-20-4. Formation of trial jury as in civil actions.
- § 23A-20-6. Prospective jurors--Examination.
- § 23A-20-7. Oath of panel members.
- § 23A-20-7.1. Affirmation permitted in lieu of oath.
- § 23A-20-8. Excuse and replacement of juror disqualified for cause--Challenges for cause on record.
- § 23A-20-9. Kinds of challenge for cause--Taken by either party.
- § 23A-20-10. Order of taking challenges for cause.
- § 23A-20-13.1. Challenges for cause in criminal cases.
- § 23A-20-14. Entry in minutes of challenge to individual juror.
- § 23A-20-15. Objections to challenge of jurors--Denial of facts.
- § 23A-20-16. Trial by court of challenges.
- § 23A-20-17. Examination as witness of challenged juror--Evidence received.
- § 23A-20-18. Allowance or disallowance of challenge to individual juror.
- § 23A-20-19. Peremptory challenge defined--Either party.
- § 23A-20-20. (Rule 24(b)) Number of peremptory challenges allowed.
- § 23A-20-21. Additional challenges granted by court.
- § 23A-20-22. Challenges allowed when more than one defendant.
- § 23A-20-23. Time of motion for additional challenges.
- § 23A-20-24. Alternative methods of exercising peremptory challenges.
- § 23A-20-25. Alternating peremptory challenges.
- § 23A-20-26. Peremptory challenges exercised as in civil trials.
- § 23A-20-27. Trial jury constituted after peremptory challenges--Last jurors chosen as alternates.
- § 23A-20-28. (Rule 24(c)) Impaneling of alternate jurors--Replacement of regular jurors--Qualifications and oaths.
- § 23A-20-28.1. Additional methods of choosing alternate jurors.
- § 23A-20-29. Grounds for excuse of juror during trial.
- § 23A-20-30. Degree of kindred--Direct and collateral line--Descending and ascending direct line--Degrees in collateral line.
- § 23A-21-1. Disqualification as in civil actions.