Being stopped
On foot, on the street, and what you owe an officer who stops you.
7 sections
- Being ArrestedIowa Code § 804.20 — a call to family or a lawyer, without unnecessary delay after reaching the jail
- A Search WarrantIowa Code § 808.3 — a sworn application to a magistrate, describing what is searched and seized
- When Police Are Called to a HouseIowa Code § 804.7 — an arrest on reasonable grounds to believe domestic abuse occurred
- Interference with Official ActsIowa Code § 719.1 — knowingly resisting or obstructing an officer, with a fine of at least $250
- When a Warrant Is ServedIowa Code § 808.8 — executed within ten days, with a receipt for what is taken
- Stopped for ShopliftingIowa Code § 808.12 — a detention for a reasonable time, and a search only by police or with permission
- Traffic StopsIowa Code § 321.174 — the license in immediate possession, shown on a peace officer's demandalso here
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