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    § 100.35  Prosecutor's information; form and content.
    A prosecutor's information must contain the name of the local criminal
  court  with  which  it is filed and the title of the action, and must be
  subscribed by the district attorney by whom it is filed.   Otherwise  it
  should  be in the form prescribed for an indictment, pursuant to section
  200.50, and must, in one or more counts, allege the offense or  offenses
  charged  and  a  plain and concise statement of the conduct constituting
  each such offense.  The rules prescribed in sections 200.20  and  200.40
  governing  joinder  of  different  offenses  and  defendants in a single
  indictment are also applicable to a prosecutor's information.

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