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.

• § 19-4407 — Form of warrant
• § 19-4408 — Service of warrant
• § 19-4409 — Service of warrant — Breaking open doors
• § 19-4410 — Breaking doors to liberate officer or assistant
• § 19-4411 — Service of warrant at night
• § 19-4412 — Time for executing warrant
• § 19-4413 — Receipt for property taken
• § 19-4414 — Disposition of property
• § 19-4415 — Return of warrant
• § 19-4416 — Copy of inventory
• § 19-4417 — Contest of warrant
• § 19-4418 — Restoration of property
• § 19-4419 — Return of papers to court
• § 19-4420 — Search of accused person
• § 19-4501 — Definitions
• § 19-4502 — Fugitives from justice — Duty of governor
• § 19-4503 — Form of demand
• § 19-4504 — Governor may investigate case
• § 19-4506 — Extradition of persons not present in demanding state at time of commission of crime
• § 19-4507 — Issue of governor’s warrant of arrest — Recitals
• § 19-4508 — Manner and place of execution — Facsimile and electronic service
• § 19-4509 — Authority of arresting officer
• § 19-4510 — Rights of accused person — Application for writ of habeas corpus
• § 19-4511 — Penalty for noncompliance with section 19-4510, Idaho Code
• § 19-4512 — Confinement in jail when necessary
• § 19-4513 — Arrest prior to requisition
• § 19-4514 — Arrest without a warrant
• § 19-4515 — Commitment to await requisition — Bail
• § 19-4516 — Bail — In what cases — Conditions of bond
• § 19-4517 — Extension of time of commitment
• § 19-4518 — Forfeiture of bail
• § 19-4519 — Persons under criminal prosecution in this state at time of requisition
• § 19-4520 — Guilt or innocence of accused — When inquired into
• § 19-4521 — Governor may recall warrant or issue alias
• § 19-4522 — Fugitives from this state — Duty of governor
• § 19-4523 — Application for issuance of requisition — By whom made — Contents
• § 19-4524 — Immunity from service of process in certain civil actions
• § 19-4525 — No right of asylum — No immunity from other criminal prosecution while in this state
• § 19-4526 — Interpretation
• § 19-4528 — Costs and expenses
• § 19-4529 — Extradition of persons imprisoned or charged in another state or who have left demanding state involuntarily — Authorized signature of governor
• § 19-4530 — Written waiver of extradition proceedings
• § 19-4531 — Short title
• § 19-4601 — Order for production of prisoner
• § 19-4702 — Disposition of other funds
• § 19-4705 — Payment of fines and forfeitures — Satisfaction of judgment — Disposition — Apportionment
• § 19-4706 — Remission of fines to state treasurer
• § 19-4707 — Designation of other than clerk of court to collect fines
• § 19-4708 — Collection of debts owed to courts — Contracts for collection
• § 19-4801 — short title
• § 19-4802 — legislative intent
• § 19-4803 — criminal justice integrated data system
• § 19-4804 — data oversight council
• § 19-4901 — Remedy — To whom available — Conditions
• § 19-4902 — Commencement of proceedings — Verification — Filing — Service — DNA testing
• § 19-4903 — Application — Contents
• § 19-4904 — Inability to pay costs
• § 19-4905 — Costs of state
• § 19-4906 — Pleadings and judgment on pleadings
• § 19-4907 — Hearing — Evidence — Order — Presence of applicant
• § 19-4908 — Waiver of or failure to assert claims
• § 19-4909 — Review
• § 19-4910 — Uniformity of interpretation
• § 19-4911 — Short title
• § 19-5001 — Text of agreement
• § 19-5002 — Appropriate court — Defined
• § 19-5003 — Cooperation of officials
• § 19-5004 — Persistent violators
• § 19-5005 — Escape from custody obtained pursuant to request for final disposition — Effect
• § 19-5006 — Mandatory delivery of custody
• § 19-5007 — Administration
• § 19-5008 — Distribution of copies of act
• § 19-501 — Definition of complaint
• § 19-502 — Definition of magistrate
• § 19-503 — Who are magistrates
• § 19-504 — Person lodging complaint
• § 19-505 — Contents of complaint
• § 19-506 — When warrant may issue
• § 19-507 — Form of warrant
• § 19-508 — Additional requirements of warrant
• § 19-509 — To whom warrant directed
• § 19-510 — Peace officers enumerated
• § 19-5101 — Definitions
• § 19-5102 — Council established — Chairman — Members
• § 19-5103 — Council — Terms of office
• § 19-5104 — Council — Expiration of term — Vacancies — Additional terms
• § 19-5105 — Chairman — Vice-chairman
• § 19-5106 — Membership no disqualification for other public office
• § 19-5107 — Rules and regulations
• § 19-5108 — Meetings — Quorum — Votes — Advisory and ex officio members
• § 19-5109 — Powers of the council — Standards of training, education and employment of peace officers — Certification — Penalties
• § 19-510A — Peace officers’ powers to employees of the state board of correction
• § 19-511 — Railroad and steamboat police
• § 19-5110 — Political subdivisions — Application for aid — Requirements
• § 19-5111 — Application for training — Approval by council
• § 19-5112 — Agreement by officer to serve — Violations
• § 19-5113 — Investigations — Authority to administer oaths — Subpoenas
• § 19-5114 — Annual reports
• § 19-5115 — Reimbursement for expenses
• § 19-5116 — Peace officers standards and training fund
• § 19-5117 — Powers of the council — Standards of training, education and employment of county detention officers — Certification — Penalties
• § 19-5118 — power of the council to establish and assess fees
• § 19-5119 — powers of the council — standards of training, education and employment of emergency communications officers — certification — penalties
• § 19-512 — Direction to officers throughout state
• § 19-514 — Defendant to be taken before magistrate
• § 19-515 — No unnecessary delay — Attorney may visit defendant
• § 19-516 — Complaint to be transmitted to magistrate
• § 19-517 — Offenses triable in another county — Proceedings
• § 19-518 — Duties of officer
• § 19-519 — Notice of defense of alibi
• § 19-5201 — Idaho public safety and security information system — Intent and purpose
• § 19-5202 — Establishment of information system — Use — Access charge — Interstate connection
• § 19-5203 — Public safety and security information system board — Creation — Composition — Terms — Rules — Compensation of members
• § 19-5204 — Executive officer of board
• § 19-5302 — Victims of crime
• § 19-5303 — Cost of medical exams to be paid by law enforcement agency
• § 19-5304 — Restitution for crime victims — Orders to be separate — When restitution is not appropriate — Other remedies — Evidentiary hearings — Definitions
• § 19-5305 — Collection of judgments
• § 19-5306 — Rights of victim during investigation, prosecution, and disposition of the crime
• § 19-5307 — Fines in cases of crimes of violence
• § 19-5501 — Legislative findings — Statement of purpose
• § 19-5502 — Definitions
• § 19-5503 — Responsibility for managing DNA programs — Bureau of forensic services
• § 19-5504 — Implementation of the chapter — Rules
• § 19-5505 — Use of the state databank and database — Duties of bureau of forensic services
• § 19-5506 — Scope of law — Offenders subject to sample collection — Early collection of samples — Restitution
• § 19-5507 — RESPONSIBILITY FOR SAMPLE COLLECTION — TIMING OF SAMPLE COLLECTION — SITE FOR SAMPLE COLLECTION
• § 19-5508 — Additional samples authorized
• § 19-5509 — Genetic testing of samples given for another purpose
• § 19-5511 — Collection and forwarding of samples — Liability — Use of force
• § 19-5512 — Penalties
• § 19-5513 — Expungement of information
• § 19-5514 — Limitations on disclosure of information
• § 19-5515 — Dissemination of data, information, and samples for forensic laboratory analysis
• § 19-5516 — Disposal of samples
• § 19-5517 — Operation with existing law — Authority of law enforcement officers
• § 19-5518 — Severability
• § 19-5601 — Short title
• § 19-5602 — Statement of policy
• § 19-5603 — Drug court — Establishment
• § 19-5604 — Eligibility
• § 19-5605 — Drug court evaluation
• § 19-5606 — Implementation of drug courts and mental health courts
• § 19-5607 — Drug court and mental health court funding
• § 19-5608 — Drug court and mental health court fee
• § 19-5609 — Mental health courts
• § 19-5610 — counseling service in drug courts and mental health courts
• § 19-5701 — Purpose
• § 19-5702 — Definitions
• § 19-5703 — Address confidentiality program — Application — Certification
• § 19-5704 — Certification cancellation
• § 19-5705 — Use of designated address
• § 19-5706 — Disclosure of records prohibited — Exceptions
• § 19-5707 — Immunity from liability
• § 19-5708 — Adoption of rules
• § 19-5801 — definitions
• § 19-5802 — disclosure of residential street address and telephone number prohibited — exceptions
• § 19-5803 — address confidentiality — eligibility
• § 19-5804 — immunity from liability
• § 19-5901 — Short title
• § 19-5902 — legislative intent
• § 19-5903 — Creation OF OFFICE of the state appellate public defender
• § 19-5904 — state appellate public defender — appointment — term — qualifications — prohibited conduct — removal — vacancies — compensation
• § 19-5905 — Powers and duties
• § 19-5906 — Appointment of additional counsel
• § 19-5907 — Annual report
• § 19-6001 — short title
• § 19-6002 — Definitions
• § 19-6003 — office of THE state public defender created
• § 19-6004 — STATE PUBLIC DEFENDER — APPOINTMENT — TERM — PROHIBITED CONDUCT — REMOVAL — VACANCIES — reappointment — COMPENSATION
• § 19-6005 — POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE STATE PUBLIC DEFENDER
• § 19-6006 — district public defender
• § 19-6007 — hiring the district public defender
• § 19-6008 — INDIGENT PUBLIC DEFENSE — role of counties
• § 19-6009 — Right to counsel of indigent person — Representation at all stages of criminal and commitment proceedings — Payment
• § 19-601 — Arrest defined
• § 19-6010 — Duty to notify accused or detained of right to counsel
• § 19-6011 — Determination of indigency — Factors considered — Partial payment by accused — Reimbursement
• § 19-6012 — Qualifications of counsel
• § 19-6013 — Waiver of counsel — Consideration by court
• § 19-6014 — Facilities
• § 19-6015 — Reimbursement — When authorized
• § 19-6016 — Records of defending attorneys
• § 19-6017 — Application of chapter — State courts — Federal courts
• § 19-6018 — Provisions not exclusive
• § 19-6019 — contracting with defending attorneys
• § 19-602 — Arrest, how made
• § 19-6020 — APPOINTMENT OF ADDITIONAL COUNSEL — PRO BONO PROGRAMS
• § 19-603 — When peace officer may arrest
• § 19-604 — When private person may arrest
• § 19-605 — Magistrate may order arrest
• § 19-606 — Person arresting may summon assistance
• § 19-607 — When arrest may be made upon a warrant
• § 19-608 — Information to person arrested
• § 19-609 — Warrant must be shown
• § 19-610 — What force may be used
• § 19-6101 — DEFINITIONS
• § 19-6102 — LOCAL GOVERNMENT POLICY REGARDING IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT
• § 19-6103 — COMPLAINT — EQUITABLE RELIEF
• § 19-611 — Breaking doors and windows