Being stopped
On foot, on the street, and what you owe an officer who stops you.
7 sections
- Taken In For An EvaluationORS 426.228 and ORS 426.232 — custody on probable cause, and a hold of no more than five judicial days
- When Police Use ForceORS 161.233 and ORS 161.242 — objectively reasonable, a warning where there is a chance, and deadly force only against an imminent threat
- Protests And AssemblyORS 131.675 and ORS 166.025 — a command to disperse, and blocking traffic as disorderly conductalso here
- KnivesORS 166.240 — carrying a switchblade, dirk or dagger concealed is a Class B misdemeanoralso here
- On A BicycleORS 814.400 and ORS 814.430 — the same rights and duties as a driver, and as far right as practicable when sloweralso here
- Staying In Your LaneORS 811.370 and ORS 811.300 — within a single lane as nearly as practicable, and half the road to oncoming trafficalso here
- Traffic StopsORS 810.410 — no arrest for a traffic violation, and a request to search only after the right to refuse is explainedalso here
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