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SB842 - Arrest Powers of Federal Law Enforcement Officers
SB 0842 Arrest Powers of Federal Law Enforcement Officers
Sponsor:FLOTRON
LR Number:S3237.03P Fiscal Note:3237-03
Committee:Civil and Criminal Jurisprudence
Last Action:05/28/96 - S Calendar S Bills with H Amendments (HCA 1)
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Effective Date:August 28, 1996
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Current Bill Summary

SCS/SB 842 - This act grants certain arrest powers to federal law enforcement officers. A federal officer has authority to arrest a person: 1) for a violation of federal law; or 2) when one of the following conditions exists:

a) the federal officer has reasonable grounds to believe that a felony or other indictable has been committed;

b) the federal officer is assisting a state officer in an emergency or at the request of such state officer; or

c) the federal officer is making the arrest as part of a task force or joint investigation with state officers.

A federal officer acting pursuant to this act has the same immunity and defenses from suit as a state officer.
JAMES KLAHR

HCA 1 - A FEDERAL OFFICER DOES NOT HAVE POWER TO ARREST WHEN SUCH OFFICER HAS REASONABLE GROUNDS TO BELIEVE A FELONY HAS BEEN COMMITTED.