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South Dakota Laws > Title 16 > Chapter 12B - Magistrate Judges
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§ 16-12B-1
Temporary transfer of magistrate judge--Powers and duties
§ 16-12B-1.1
Number of full-time magistrate judges
§ 16-12B-1.2
Certification and information on nominees for magistrate judge--Approval by Supreme Court
§ 16-12B-1.3
Term of magistrate judges--Removal
§ 16-12B-2
Service as magistrate by retired justice or judge--Effect of acts--Expenses
§ 16-12B-3
Authority to solemnize marriages--Fees
§ 16-12B-4
Authority to administer oaths, etc
§ 16-12B-5
Jurisdiction to issue summonses, warrants
§ 16-12B-6
Right to counsel in magistrate court
§ 16-12B-7
Jurisdiction--Bonds and personal recognizance
§ 16-12B-8
Jurisdiction--Acceptance of defaults and trial of certain petty offenses--Acceptance of pleas--Sentencing
§ 16-12B-9
Jurisdiction--Forfeiture of appearance bonds
§ 16-12B-10
Jurisdiction--Committal
§ 16-12B-11
Jurisdiction--Trial of minor criminal cases
§ 16-12B-12
Jurisdiction--Small claim proceedings
§ 16-12B-13
Jurisdiction--Trial of certain civil actions
§ 16-12B-14
Jurisdiction--Mental illness cases
§ 16-12B-14.1
Jurisdiction--Adult probationary drug court program
§ 16-12B-15
Record of proceedings in magistrate court--Stenographic record--Costs--Appeal
§ 16-12B-16
Right of appeal to circuit court
§ 16-12B-17
Practice of law by magistrates
§ 16-12B-18
Court practice prohibited to full-time magistrates
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