Whether the State prosecution or Courts has the authority to prosecute a criminal case in the absence of a statutory required signed 'Bind-Over Order' initiated by the Magistrate, without offending Due Process, Equal Protection

No question identified. : BY wv QUESTIONS IN CONTROVERSY PRESENTED Question #1), Whether, the State prosecution or Courts has the authority to prosecute a criminal case, in the absence of a statutory required signed “”*Bind-Over Order” initiated by the Magistrate pursuant to 22 O.S. §258 through §264 necessary to confer jurisdiction, for trial proceedings, without offending Due Process, Equal Protection of the law, under the U.S. Constitution 5th & 14th Amendments? Question #2). Whether, a State Court, or prosecution may act contrary to Constitutional, & “State created” legislative statutory double jeopardy prohibitions, while suppressing material information beneficial to the defense, without offending Equal Protection, Due Process of law, United States Constitution 5th & 14th Amendments,