19-502. DEFINITION OF MAGISTRATE. A magistrate is an officer having power to issue a warrant for the arrest of a person charged with a public offense.
History:
[(19-502) Cr. Prac. 1864, sec. 100, p. 226; R.S., R.C., & C.L., sec. 7510; C.S., sec. 8707; I.C.A., sec. 19-502.]
Structure Idaho Code
Chapter 5 - COMPLAINT AND WARRANT OF ARREST
Section 19-501 - DEFINITION OF COMPLAINT.
Section 19-502 - DEFINITION OF MAGISTRATE.
Section 19-503 - WHO ARE MAGISTRATES.
Section 19-504 - PERSON LODGING COMPLAINT.
Section 19-505 - CONTENTS OF COMPLAINT.
Section 19-506 - WHEN WARRANT MAY ISSUE.
Section 19-507 - FORM OF WARRANT.
Section 19-508 - ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS OF WARRANT.
Section 19-509 - TO WHOM WARRANT DIRECTED.
Section 19-510 - PEACE OFFICERS ENUMERATED.
Section 19-510A - PEACE OFFICERS’ POWERS TO EMPLOYEES OF THE STATE BOARD OF CORRECTION.
Section 19-511 - RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT POLICE.
Section 19-512 - DIRECTION TO OFFICERS THROUGHOUT STATE.
Section 19-514 - DEFENDANT TO BE TAKEN BEFORE MAGISTRATE.
Section 19-515 - NO UNNECESSARY DELAY — ATTORNEY MAY VISIT DEFENDANT.
Section 19-516 - COMPLAINT TO BE TRANSMITTED TO MAGISTRATE.
Section 19-517 - OFFENSES TRIABLE IN ANOTHER COUNTY — PROCEEDINGS.