The Law of Sheriffs Chapter 4

CHAPTER IV
ARREST
SECS.
116. Arrest for Debt in General.
117. Privilege from Arrest for Debt.
118. What Constitutes an Arrest.
119. Words as Constituting an Arrest.
120. Use of Force in Making an Arrest.
121. Reasonableness of Force Used as a Question of Law or Fact.
122. Right to Resist an Unlawful Arrest.
123. Burden of Proof in Use of Force or Unlawful Arrest.
124. Resort to Force in Felony Arrest.
125. Use of Force in Arresting on Suspicion of Felony.
126. No Authority to Kill or to Prevent a Misdemeanant from Escaping.
127. Question for the Jury as to Necessity of Killing in Making an Arrest.
128. Breaking Doors to Make Arrest.
129. Right to Break Doors in Making an Arrest without a Warrant.
130. Authority of an Officer to Stop a Train or Bus to Make an Arrest.
131. When an Arrest May Be Made.
132. Effect of Illegal Arrest.
133. Necessity of Possession of Warrant.
134. When Officer Must Exhibit the Warrant.
135. Necessity of Advice of Intention to Arrest and Offense Therefor.
136. Officer under Duty to Arrest Party Named in Warrant.
137. Who Is Protected under a Warrant Misnaming Party Arrested.
138. Manner in Which an Arrest Must Be Made.
139. When a Warrant Must Be Executed.
140. No Arrest on Civil Process on Sunday.
141. The Posse Comitatus or Summoning Bystanders.
142. Expenses of a Posse Comitatus.
143. Duty of Persons Summoned to Respond.
144. Manner of Deputation.
145. Sufficiency of Conditions Warranting Assembly of a Posse Comitatus.
146. Detainers.
147. Fraud Not Permissible in Effecting an Arrest.
148. Where an Arrest May Be Made.
149. Where an Inferior Officer May Not Effect an Arrest.
150. An Officer Signing a Complaint Is Not Thereby Disqualified in the Case.
151. Arresting Insane Persons.
152. Entrapment.
153. Arrests in Connection with Motor Vehicles.
154. Validity of Statute Requiring Traffic Officer to Wear Uniform.
155. Right to Shoot at Fleeing Car.
156. Duty of Motor Vehicles to Stop on Demand.
157. Necessity of Possession of Warrant where Arresting in Connection with
Motor Vehicles.
158. Resisting an Arrest.
159. Search of Person Arrested.
160. Application of Rule with Respect to Seizing Property of a Prisoner.
161. Right to Search and Seize Property from Prisoner More Extensive Than Search Warrant Rights.
165. Responsibility of One Procuring an Arrest.
166. Arrest without a Warrant Generally Considered.
162. Seizure of Slot Machines Illegally Operated; Purpose of.
163. Duty of Officer with Respect to Prisoner's Property.
164. Factual Question with Respect to Taking Prisoner's Property.
Responsibility of One Procuring an Arrest.
Arrest without a Warrant Generally Considered.
167. Arrest on Direction of the Court.
168. On Whom Burden of Proof Rests as to Legality of Arrest.
169.Arrest for Crime Committed in the Presence of an Officer.
170. What Is in the Presence of the Officer.
171. The Offense Must Be Committed in the Presence of the Arresting Officer.
172. Admission of Defendant Sufficient to Make Commission of Offense in Pres
ence of Officer.
173. Officers Have No Right to Make an Arrest When They Violate the Law to Be Present at the Commission of a Crime.
174. Discovery of Commission of Crime by Officers Making Illegal Investigation; Arrest Proper.
175. Garnishment of Prisoner's Property in the Hands of an Officer.
176. Disposition of Prisoner's Property.