Idaho Code — 19
Browse 863 sections in division 19 of the Idaho code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 19-101. Legal conviction necessary to punishment
- § 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
- § 19-201. Lawful resistance
- § 19-201A.
- § 19-202. Resistance by threatened party
- § 19-202A.
- § 19-203. Resistance by other parties
- § 19-204. Prevention of offenses by officers of justice
- § 19-205. Prevention by persons assisting officers
- § 19-206. Security to keep peace - Information of threatened offense
- § 19-207. Examination of complainant
- § 19-208. Warrant of arrest
- § 19-209. Hearing of controverted charge
- § 19-210. Discharge of accused
- § 19-211. Security to keep the peace
- § 19-212. Effect of giving or refusing security
- § 19-213. Commitment for not giving security
- § 19-214.
- § 19-215. Security for threats to assault
- § 19-216. Breach of security
- § 19-217. Action on undertaking
- § 19-218. Evidence of breach
- § 19-219. Provisions of chapter exclusive
- § 19-220. Public peace - How preserved
- § 19-221. Suppression of riots - Officers may command assistance
- § 19-222. Certificate of person resisting process
- § 19-223. Governor may call out militia
- § 19-224. Commanding rioters to disperse
- § 19-225. Arrest of rioters
- § 19-226. Command of armed force
- § 19-227. Proclamation of insurrection
- § 19-228. Disobedience of proclamation
- § 19-229. Revocation of proclamation
- § 19-301. All offenders liable to punishment
- § 19-302. Offenses commenced without the state
- § 19-304. Offenses committed in different counties
- § 19-305. Offenses committed on or near county boundaries
- § 19-306. Offenses committed on boats, vessels, trains, motor vehicles or aircraft
- § 19-307. KIDNAPPING and similar offenses
- § 19-308. Bigamy or incest
- § 19-309. Stolen property carried from county to county
- § 19-310. Escape from prison
- § 19-311. Bringing stolen property into the state
- § 19-312. Murder or manslaughter
- § 19-313. Venue over accessories
- § 19-314. Venue over absent principal
- § 19-315. Conviction or acquittal in another state
- § 19-316. Conviction or acquittal in another county
- § 19-401. No statute of limitations for certain felonies
- § 19-402. Commencement of prosecutions for felonies
- § 19-403. Misdemeanors
- § 19-404. Absence of defendant from state
- § 19-405. Indictment - When deemed found
- § 19-406. Commencement of prosecutions for sexual exploitation by medical care provider
- § 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
- § 19-510A.
- § 19-511. Railroad and steamboat police
- § 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
- § 19-601. Arrest defined
- § 19-602. Arrest, how made
- § 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
- § 19-611. Breaking doors and windows
- § 19-612. Force for purpose of liberation
- § 19-613. Weapons may be taken
- § 19-614. Duty of private person making arrest
- § 19-615. Procedure upon arrest without warrant
- § 19-616.
- § 19-618. Recapture after escape
- § 19-619. Breaking doors and windows for recapture
- § 19-620. Definition
- § 19-621. Authority to establish road blocks
- § 19-622. Minimum requirements
- § 19-623. Penalty
- § 19-624. Arrest with certified copy of warrant
- § 19-625. Detention for obtaining evidence of identifying physical characteristics
- § 19-701. Officer of another state entering state in fresh pursuit of suspected felon
- § 19-701A. Officer of this state in fresh pursuit of suspected felon
- § 19-702. Person arrested to be taken before magistrate - Extradition or discharge
- § 19-703. Construction of section
- § 19-704. District of Columbia included
- § 19-705.
- § 19-706. Certification of act to other states
- § 19-707. Short title
- § 19-801. Accused to be informed of charge - Right to counsel
- § 19-802. Sending for counsel
- § 19-804. Preliminary examination
- § 19-805. Commitment or bail on postponement
- § 19-806. Form of commitment
- § 19-807. Issuance of subpoenas for witnesses
- § 19-808. Examination of witnesses for state
- § 19-809. Examination of witnesses for defendant
- § 19-809A.
- § 19-810. Exclusion of witnesses
- § 19-811. Exclusion of other persons
- § 19-812. Transcript of preliminary examination
- § 19-813. Custody of transcript of preliminary examination
- § 19-814. Discharge of defendant
- § 19-815. Holding defendant to answer
- § 19-815A. Challenging sufficiency of evidence of preliminary examination
- § 19-816. Offenses not bailable - Endorsement on commitment
- § 19-817. Bailable offenses - Order admitting to bail
- § 19-818. Order of commitment
- § 19-819. Form of commitment
- § 19-820. Undertaking of witnesses to appear
- § 19-821. Security for appearance
- § 19-822. Security for appearance - Infants and married women
- § 19-823. Commitment for failure to give security
- § 19-824. Conditional examination
- § 19-825. Return of papers to district court
- § 19-901. Indictment or information
- § 19-902. Mode of prosecution for removal of officers
- § 19-903. Indictments and accusations - Where found
- § 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
- § 19-1010. 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
- § 19-1101. 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.
- § 19-1115.
- § 19-1116. Special inquiry judge
- § 19-1117. Special inquiry judge - Petition for order
- § 19-1118. Special inquiry judge - Disqualification from subsequent proceedings
- § 19-1119.
- § 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.
- § 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