The arrest of fugitives from other states has been before the Court of General Sessions only once — in 1847 in the case of State ex rel. Adams v. Buzine, 4 Harr. 572. After considering at length the right of one state to hold a fugitive from another pending extradition, Chief Justice Booth concluded that, in the absence of a permitting statute, any Magistrate of this state, upon probable cause supported...
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