Idaho

Idaho Statutes — Title 19, Criminal Procedure

863 sections, each with the official text and a plain-English explanation of what it means for you.

• § 19-1001 — Challenge — By whom made
• § 19-1002 — Grounds for challenge to panel
• § 19-1003 — Grounds for challenge to individual jurors
• § 19-1004 — Form of challenge
• § 19-1005 — Decision upon challenge
• § 19-1006 — Challenge to panel — Effect of allowance
• § 19-1007 — Challenge to individual — Effect of allowance
• § 19-1008 — Manner of filling panel after sustaining challenge
• § 19-1009 — Objections must be by challenge
• § 19-101 — Legal conviction necessary to punishment
• § 19-1010 — Appointment of foreman
• § 19-1011 — Oath of foreman
• § 19-1012 — Oath of jurors
• § 19-1013 — Charge to jury
• § 19-1014 — Retirement and discharge of jury
• § 19-1015 — Special grand jury
• § 19-1016 — Special grand jury — Contents and delivery of order
• § 19-1017 — Special grand jury — Execution and return of order
• § 19-1018 — Drawing of special jury
• § 19-102 — Prosecution by indictment or information — Exceptions
• § 19-103 — Criminal action defined
• § 19-104 — Parties to criminal actions
• § 19-105 — Defendant
• § 19-106 — Rights of defendant
• § 19-107 — Second prosecution prohibited
• § 19-108 — Self-incriminating evidence — Restraint of person
• § 19-109 — Prerequisites to conviction
• § 19-110 — Expedition of court proceedings
• § 19-1101 — Powers and duties in general
• § 19-1102 — Presentment defined
• § 19-1103 — Indictment defined
• § 19-1104 — Foreman may administer oaths
• § 19-1105 — Evidence receivable by grand jury
• § 19-1106 — Evidence for defendant
• § 19-1107 — Sufficiency of evidence to warrant indictment
• § 19-1108 — Duty of juror having knowledge of offense
• § 19-1110 — Access to prisons and public records
• § 19-1111 — Who may be present at sessions of jury
• § 19-1112 — Proceedings to be secret
• § 19-1113 — Juror not to be questioned
• § 19-1114 — Notice of refusal to give incriminating evidence — Agreement to testify with immunity — Perjury — Compelling answer
• § 19-1115 — Refusal to give incriminating evidence — Compelling to answer or produce evidence — Immunity — Perjury
• § 19-1116 — Special inquiry judge
• § 19-1117 — Special inquiry judge — Petition for order
• § 19-1118 — Special inquiry judge — Disqualification from subsequent proceedings
• § 19-1119 — Special inquiry judge — Direction to prosecuting attorney to participate in proceedings in another county — Procedure
• § 19-1120 — Witnesses — Attendance
• § 19-1121 — Self-incrimination — Right to counsel
• § 19-1122 — Self-incrimination — Refusal to testify or give evidence — Procedure
• § 19-1123 — Secrecy enjoined — Exceptions — Use and availability of evidence
• § 19-1201 — Presentment, how found
• § 19-1202 — Must be presented to court
• § 19-1203 — Court may order bench warrant
• § 19-1204 — Issuance of bench warrant
• § 19-1205 — Form of bench warrant
• § 19-1206 — Service of bench warrant
• § 19-1207 — Proceedings of magistrate
• § 19-1301 — Power and jurisdiction of courts
• § 19-1302 — Filing and endorsement of information
• § 19-1303 — Statement of offense charged
• § 19-1304 — Provisions concerning indictment applicable to information
• § 19-1305 — Commitment and bail pending information
• § 19-1306 — Prosecuting attorney to inquire into facts
• § 19-1307 — Grand jury to be drawn only by direction of judge
• § 19-1308 — Preliminary examination necessary
• § 19-1309 — Discovery and inspection
• § 19-1401 — Indictment, how found
• § 19-1402 — Failure to find indictment — Return of depositions
• § 19-1403 — Resubmission of charge after dismissal
• § 19-1404 — Endorsement of names of witnesses
• § 19-1405 — Presentment and filing of indictment
• § 19-1406 — Indictment of defendant not in custody
• § 19-1407 — Rules of pleading
• § 19-1408 — First pleading is indictment
• § 19-1409 — Requirements of indictment
• § 19-1410 — Form of indictment
• § 19-1411 — Certainty required of indictment
• § 19-1412 — Indictment by fictitious name
• § 19-1414 — Allegation as to time
• § 19-1415 — Erroneous designation of person injured
• § 19-1416 — Construction of words
• § 19-1417 — Words of statute
• § 19-1418 — Sufficiency of indictment
• § 19-1419 — Defects of form
• § 19-1420 — Amendment of indictment
• § 19-1421 — Presumptions and facts judicially noticed
• § 19-1422 — Pleading judgments
• § 19-1423 — Pleading private statutes
• § 19-1424 — Indictment for libel
• § 19-1425 — Misdescription of forged instrument
• § 19-1426 — Indictment for perjury
• § 19-1427 — Indictment for larceny or embezzlement
• § 19-1428 — Indictment for selling obscene books
• § 19-1429 — Conviction or acquittal of several defendants
• § 19-1430 — Distinction between accessories and principals abolished
• § 19-1431 — Trial of accessories without principal
• § 19-1432 — Charging two or more offenses in same indictment
• § 19-1433 — Unnecessary to negate statutory defenses in certain cases
• § 19-1501 — Place of arraignment
• § 19-1502 — Presence of defendant
• § 19-1503 — Order for production of defendant
• § 19-1504 — Issuance of bench warrant
• § 19-1505 — Clerk to issue warrant
• § 19-1506 — Form of bench warrant
• § 19-1507 — Bail
• § 19-1508 — Service of warrant
• § 19-1509 — Proceedings on giving bail
• § 19-1510 — Increasing bail
• § 19-1511 — Commitment of defendant
• § 19-1512 — Right to counsel
• § 19-1514 — Arraignment, how made
• § 19-1515 — Question as to true name of defendant
• § 19-1516 — Time allowed for answer
• § 19-1601 — Grounds for setting aside indictment
• § 19-1602 — Waiver of objections
• § 19-1603 — Hearing and disposition of motion
• § 19-1604 — Order for resubmission
• § 19-1605 — Order no bar to future prosecution
• § 19-1701 — Demurrer or plea
• § 19-1702 — Demurrer or plea — When interposed
• § 19-1703 — Ground for demurrer
• § 19-1704 — Form of demurrer
• § 19-1705 — Argument on demurrer
• § 19-1706 — Judgment on demurrer
• § 19-1707 — Effect of judgment
• § 19-1708 — Discharge of defendant
• § 19-1709 — Resubmission of charge
• § 19-1710 — Plea after disallowance
• § 19-1711 — Objections must be taken by demurrer
• § 19-1712 — Kinds of pleas
• § 19-1713 — Form of pleas
• § 19-1714 — Plea of guilty
• § 19-1715 — Plea of not guilty
• § 19-1716 — Evidence admissible under plea of not guilty
• § 19-1717 — What is not a former acquittal
• § 19-1718 — What is a former acquittal
• § 19-1719 — Conviction or acquittal bars included offenses
• § 19-1720 — Refusal to answer
• § 19-1801 — Ground for removal
• § 19-1802 — Form of application — Hearing in absence of defendant
• § 19-1803 — Order of removal
• § 19-1804 — Transfer of cause
• § 19-1805 — Removal of defendant
• § 19-1806 — Proceedings after removal
• § 19-1807 — Certification of costs
• § 19-1808 — Removal on application of state
• § 19-1809 — Removal on application of state — Form of application
• § 19-1810 — Removal on application of state — Order
• § 19-1811 — Removal on application of state — Transfer of cause
• § 19-1812 — Removal on application of state — Removal of defendant
• § 19-1813 — Removal on application of state — Proceedings after transfer
• § 19-1814 — Removal on application of state — Certificate of costs
• § 19-1815 — Removal on application of state — Appeal from order denying application
• § 19-1816 — Impaneling jury from another county
• § 19-1901 — Issue of fact defined
• § 19-1902 — Trial by jury
• § 19-1903 — Presence of defendant
• § 19-1904 — Additional jurors
• § 19-1905 — Jury to be formed as in civil actions
• § 19-1906 — Preparation of calendar
• § 19-1907 — Order of trying cases
• § 19-1908 — Time to prepare for trial
• § 19-1909 — Trial may be postponed for cause
• § 19-1910 — pretrial risk assessment tools
• § 19-2001 — Kinds of challenge
• § 19-2002 — Defendants must join in challenge
• § 19-2003 — Panel defined
• § 19-2004 — Challenge to panel defined — Who may take
• § 19-2005 — Challenge to panel — Grounds
• § 19-2006 — Challenge to panel — When and how taken
• § 19-2007 — Exception to challenge
• § 19-2008 — Overruling or allowance of exception
• § 19-2009 — Denial of challenge — Trial
• § 19-201 — Lawful resistance
• § 19-2010 — Challenge for bias of officers
• § 19-2011 — Discharge of jury on sustaining challenge
• § 19-2012 — Instruction as to right of challenge
• § 19-2013 — Challenge to individual juror — Kinds
• § 19-2014 — Time for challenge
• § 19-2015 — Peremptory challenge defined
• § 19-2016 — Number of peremptory challenges
• § 19-2017 — Challenge for cause defined
• § 19-2018 — General causes of challenge
• § 19-2019 — Particular causes of challenge
• § 19-201A — legislative intent — castle doctrine and stand your ground
• § 19-202 — Resistance by threatened party
• § 19-2020 — Grounds of challenge for implied bias
• § 19-2021 — Exemption not ground for challenge
• § 19-2022 — Challenge for bias — How stated
• § 19-2023 — Exceptions to challenge
• § 19-2024 — Trial of challenge
• § 19-2025 — Examination of challenged juror
• § 19-2026 — Examination of witnesses
• § 19-2027 — Disposition of challenge for bias
• § 19-2028 — Exhaustion of challenges for cause
• § 19-2029 — Order of challenges for cause
• § 19-202A — defense of self, others and certain places
• § 19-203 — Resistance by other parties
• § 19-2030 — Alteration of peremptory challenges
• § 19-204 — Prevention of offenses by officers of justice