Being stopped
On foot, on the street, and what you owe an officer who stops you.
14 sections
- Being ArrestedUtah Code 77-7-2 — when an officer may arrest without a warrant
- When You Must Give Your NameUtah Code 76-8-301.5 — a name or date of birth during a lawful stop, a class B misdemeanor to refuse
- When Police Use ForceUtah Code 76-2-404 — deadly force only against a threat of death or serious bodily injury
- Interfering with an OfficerUtah Code 76-8-305 — force, or refusing a lawful order the arrest needs, a class B misdemeanor
- When Police Come with a WarrantUtah Code 77-23-210 — notice of authority and purpose, with entry without it only in limited cases
- When Police Are Called to a HouseUtah Code 77-36-2.2 — on probable cause of domestic violence, an arrest or a citation
- How Long They Have to Charge YouUtah Code 76-1-302 — four years for a felony, two for a misdemeanor, one for an infraction
- Bail After an ArrestUtah Code 77-20-201 — bail as a matter of right, with the exceptions the section lists
- Traffic StopsUtah Code 53-3-217 — the license in immediate possession, and insurance shown on paper or a phonealso here
- Fleeing the PoliceUtah Code 41-6a-210 — a third degree felony with a fine of at least $1,000, and a year without a licensealso here
- The DUI Stop and the TestUtah Code 41-6a-520 — the officer picks the tests, and refusing one is a refusalalso here
- Recording Police and ConversationsUtah Code 77-23a-4 — one party to a conversation may record italso here
- Taken in for an EvaluationUtah Code 26B-5-331 — a temporary commitment of up to 72 hours, not counting weekends and holidaysalso here
- CheckpointsUtah Code 77-23-104 — only with a magistrate's written authority and a written planalso here
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