This law section repeals previous criminal statutes and clarifies the transition to the new Title 18.2, ensuring that actions taken before October 1, 1975, remain valid. It also confirms that ongoing prosecutions and legal processes prior to that date are unaffected by the repeal.
The repeal of Title 18.1 means that the previous criminal statutes are replaced by Title 18.2, but existing laws and prosecutions before October 1, 1975, remain valid and unaffected.
Yes, notices, recognizances, and processes issued before October 1, 1975, are still considered valid, even if their execution occurs after that date.
No, prosecutions pending before October 1, 1975, are governed by the laws in effect prior to the repeal and are unaffected by the transition to Title 18.2.
Title 18.2 became effective on October 1, 1975, replacing the previous Title 18.1 and related statutes.