Being stopped
On foot, on the street, and what you owe an officer who stops you.
7 sections
- Resisting And FleeingSDCL § 22-11-4 and SDCL § 32-33-18 — resisting arrest by force, obstructing an officer, failing to stop and eluding
- Being ArrestedSDCL § 23A-3-2 — when an officer may arrest without a warrant, being told why, and a magistrate without unnecessary delay
- Reading A Search WarrantSDCL § 23A-35-4 — searched within ten days, served in the daytime, notice before breaking in, and a copy and a receipt
- When They Take Your PropertySDCL § 34-20B-70 — what may be forfeited, an owner who did not know, and proceedings within sixty days
- When Police Are Called To A HouseSDCL § 23A-3-2.1 — an arrest the officer shall make, within forty-eight hours of an assault or on a violated order
- Traffic StopsSDCL § 32-12-39 — the license displayed on demand, and proof of insurance when stopped for something elsealso here
- Bail After An ArrestSDCL § 23A-43-2 — release on personal recognizance or an unsecured bond, unless the court finds it will not assure appearancealso here
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