State v. White

LOCKWOOD, Justice:

On April 10, 1959 a complaint charging the defendant with burglary and grand theft was filed with a magistrate. A warrant for the arrest of the defendant was issued, served, and returned. The defendant appeared before the magistrate, and after being informed of his rights waived preliminary examination. He was then bound over to answer for the crimes charged, and the county attorney filed an information charging burglary and grand theft. At the arraignment defendant, who was represented by counsel, pleaded not guilty to the charges of burglary and grand theft. Following his…