Being stopped
On foot, on the street, and what you owe an officer who stops you.
10 sections
- Resisting And FleeingIdaho Code § 18-705 and Idaho Code § 49-1404 — resisting or obstructing, and a felony for fleeing at thirty over
- Being ArrestedIdaho Code § 19-608 and Idaho Code § 19-615 — told the intention, the cause and the authority, and before a magistrate without unnecessary delay
- Reading A Search WarrantIdaho Code § 19-4412 and Idaho Code § 19-4413 — daytime unless the warrant says otherwise, fourteen days, and a receipt for what is taken
- When Police Are Called To A HouseIdaho Code § 19-603 and Idaho Code § 19-611 — an arrest on a report of domestic violence, and a door opened after demand
- When Force Is UsedIdaho Code § 19-610 and Idaho Code § 18-4011 — reasonable and necessary means, and deadly force only against a threat of death or serious injury
- When They Take Your PropertyIdaho Code § 37-2744 — cash alone is not cause, proceedings within thirty days, and an innocent owner's defense
- Taken In For An EvaluationIdaho Code § 66-326 — a court within twenty-four hours, an examiner within twenty-four more, and a hearing within five days
- Traffic StopsIdaho Code § 49-316 and Idaho Code § 49-1232 — the license in hand and the insurance card, on paper or on a phonealso here
- Bail After An ArrestIdaho Code § 19-2903 and Idaho Code § 19-2904 — bail as a matter of right before a plea or verdict, or release on recognizancealso here
- The Equipment StopIdaho Code § 49-903 and Idaho Code § 49-906 — lights from sunset to sunrise or under 500 feet of visibility, and a red tail lamp seen at 500 feetalso here
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