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What can a peace officer ask for when stopping a person suspected of committing a crime?

  • Social security number
  • The person's phone number
  • A list of known associates
  • Name and address (correct)
  • Which of the following items may an officer request from a person driving a motor vehicle?

  • Driver license (correct)
  • Vehicle's maintenance records
  • Passport
  • Proof of residence
  • What happens if a person refuses to provide identification during a stop?

  • They can be immediately arrested
  • They may be charged with interference with police authority (correct)
  • They will be let go without consequence
  • They can request a supervisor on the scene
  • What is NOT required from an individual stopped by a peace officer?

    <p>A statement regarding their mental state</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In what situation can a suspect be diverted to the Assessment Intake Diversion (AID) Center?

    <p>If the officer determines that probable cause exists for arrest</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the legal outcome of being stopped by a peace officer?

    <p>The stopping does not constitute an arrest</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Stopping of Suspect (CRS §16-3-103)

    • A peace officer is authorized to stop individuals suspected of committing, having committed, or intending to commit a crime.
    • Officers can request identification and personal information from the stopped individual, including:
      • Name
      • Address
    • For drivers, officers may ask for additional documents:
      • Driver's license
      • Vehicle registration
      • Proof of insurance
    • Officers can inquire about the individual’s actions, such as their destination or recent location.
    • Individuals are not obligated to respond to these inquiries; however, refusal to provide identification can lead to charges under DRMC 38-81(c) for interfering with police authority.
    • The act of stopping does not equate to an arrest.
    • If probable cause for arrest exists, officers may offer a diversion option:
      • Suspects can be taken to the Assessment Intake Diversion (AID) Center for certain offenses, depending on the officer's discretion and the suspect's agreement.

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    This quiz explores the legal guidelines under CRS §16-3-103 regarding the stopping of suspects by peace officers. It covers the rights of officers to request identification and explanations from individuals who are reasonably suspected of committing a crime. Test your understanding of these legal provisions and their implications.

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