Sect. 5. The justice must file such information, and mark thereon the time of filing the same.
Sect. 6. Immediately upon the filing of such information, the justice may, in his discretion, issue a warrant for the arrest of the defendant, directed in the same manner as a warrant of arrest upon a preliminary information, and may be served in like manner.
Sect. 7. The officer who receives the warrant mast serve the same by arresting the defendant, if in his power, and bringing him, without unnecessary delay, before the justice who issued the same.
Sect. 8. When the defendant is brought before the justice, the charge against him must be distinctly read to him, and he shall be asked whether he is presented by his right name, and be required to plead. If he object that he is wrongfully named in the information, he must give his right name; and if he refuse to do so, or does not object to the name used in the information, the justice shall make an entry thereof in his docket, and he is thereafter precluded from making any such objection
Sect. 9. The defendant may plead the same pleas as upon an indictment; his pleas may be either oral or written, and must be entered on the docket of the justice.
Sect. 10. Upon a plea other than a plea of guilty, if the defendant do not demand a trial by jury, the justice must proceed to try the issue unless a change of venue be applied for by the defendant.
Sect. 11. If a change of venue be applied for, an affidavit must be filed stating that the justice is prejudiced against the defendant, or is of near relation to the prosecutor upon the charge, or the party injured or interested, or is a material witness for either party, or that the defendant cannot obtain justice before him, as the affidavit verily believes.
Sect. 12. If such affidavit be filed, the change of venue must be allowed, and the justice must immediately transmit all the original papers, and a transcript of all his docket entries in the case, to the next nearest justice in the county, against whom no such objection has been made, who shall proceed to try the case, unless a jury trial be demanded. No more than one change of venue in the same case shall be allowed.
