§ 182 Complaint when defendant taken before magistrate other than one issuing warrant.

Here's a plain-English summary:

If someone is arrested on a warrant, they sometimes end up in front of a different judge than the one who originally signed off on the warrant. When this happens, the original complaint (the document that explains why the warrant was issued) needs to be sent to that judge so they have the full picture of the case.

If that original paperwork can't be found or sent over for some reason, the judge can't just move forward without it. Instead, someone has to file a new complaint so there's still a proper legal document explaining the charges before the case continues.

This rule basically makes sure a judge always has the right paperwork in front of them, even if the case gets handled by someone other than the judge who started it.