Being stopped
On foot, on the street, and what you owe an officer who stops you.
5 sections
- Being ArrestedW.S. 7-2-102 — an arrest on a warrant, for an offense in the officer's presence, or on probable cause
- A Citation Instead of ArrestW.S. 7-2-103 — released on a citation, which is a promise to appear
- When Police Come to the HouseW.S. 7-20-102 — an arrest without a warrant for domestic violence within the past day
- Interfering with an OfficerW.S. 6-5-204 — resisting arrest is up to a year and $1,000
- Traffic StopsW.S. 31-7-116 — the license in immediate possession, and shown on demand, on paper or on a phonealso here
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