7-32-218. Status of reserve officer upon activation. A reserve officer is vested with the same powers, rights, privileges, obligations, and duties as any other peace officer of this state upon being activated by the chief law enforcement administrator of the local government and while on assigned duty only.
History: En. 11-1852 by Sec. 2, Ch. 85, L. 1977; R.C.M. 1947, 11-1856(8).
Structure Montana Code Annotated
Part 2. Reserve and Auxiliary Officers
7-32-202. Prohibition on participation in certain pension and retirement systems
7-32-203. Provision of workers' compensation coverage
7-32-204. through 7-32-210 reserved
7-32-211. Reserve officers authorized
7-32-212. Prohibition on reduction of full-time officers
7-32-213. Qualifications for appointment as reserve officer
7-32-214. Basic training program required
7-32-215. Reserve manual required
7-32-216. Limitations on activities of reserve officers
7-32-217. Restrictions on carrying weapons
7-32-218. Status of reserve officer upon activation
7-32-219. Reserve force coordinator
7-32-220. Appointment of reserve officer to full-time position
7-32-221. Termination of reserve officers
7-32-222. Reserve officer change in residency
7-32-223. through 7-32-230 reserved
7-32-231. Auxiliary officers authorized
7-32-232. Role of auxiliary officers
7-32-233. Limitation on arrest authority of auxiliary officer
7-32-235. Search and rescue units authorized -- under control of county sheriff -- optional funding
7-32-236. Account for search and rescue unit training and support
7-32-237. and 7-32-238 reserved
7-32-239. Special services officers -- authorization -- role