§ 129 Accessory, jurisdiction in case of.

If someone helps another person after a crime happens (making them an "accessory"), the case against that helper is handled in the county where the helping took place. This is true even if the actual crime happened somewhere else.

For example, if a robbery happens in one county but someone hides the robber or helps them escape in a different county, the accessory would be charged in the county where they gave that help, not where the robbery itself occurred. Each person's case is tied to the location of their own actions, not the location of the original crime.