Article 2 - Arrest by Law Enforcement Officers Generally

Article 2 - Arrest by Law Enforcement Officers Generally

§ 17-4-20. Authorization of arrests with and without warrants generally; use of deadly force; adoption or promulgation of conflicting regulations, policies, ordinances, and resolutions; authority of nuclear power facility security officer
§ 17-4-20.1. Investigation of family violence; preparation of written report; review of report by defendant arrested for family violence; compilation of statistics
§ 17-4-21. Duty of arresting officer to take arrested person before judicial officer; right of arrested person to select judicial officer
§ 17-4-22. Authority of peace officers to make arrests not to be denied because of race, creed, or national origin of peace officers or persons arrested
§ 17-4-23. Procedure for arrests by citation for motor vehicle violations; issuance of warrants for arrest for failure of persons charged to appear in court; bond
§ 17-4-24. Duty of law enforcement officers to execute penal warrants; summoning of posses
§ 17-4-25. Power to make arrests in any county; arrested persons taken before judicial officer; transportation costs; holding in county other than one in which offense committed; transport to regional jail
§ 17-4-25.1. Transport of arrested person to jurisdiction in which offense committed; transport of prisoner outside county or municipality
§ 17-4-26. Duty to bring persons arrested before judicial officer within 72 hours; notice to accused of time and place of commitment hearing; effect of failure to notify
§ 17-4-27. Duty to maintain information about persons arrested by law enforcement officers under their supervision; inspection of records
§ 17-4-28. Advising, encouraging, or procuring dismissal or settlement of warrant by arresting officer
§ 17-4-29. Collecting or receiving costs or other charges of prosecutor or defendant by arresting officer before warrant returned
§ 17-4-30. Arrest of hearing impaired persons

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