been condensed so that it may be easily carried in the pocket.

Part I treats of the Law of Arrest in detail. Part II is the Penal Law. Together they contain practically all the law on the subject in New York State.

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CONTENTS.

PART I.

ARTICLE I.

DEFINITIONS.

CHAPTER 1. Penal Law and Code....

123

2.

Courts, jurisdiction, judges.

3. Crimes and criminals...

4. Arrest, peace officers and private persons..

PAGE

1

9

12

15

ARREST BY PEACE OFFICERS UNDER WARRANT.
Warrants, definition, kinds, and forms of..

CHAPTER 1.

2. Warrants, special, forms of...

3. Warrants, when issued.

18

25

32

4. Warrants, to whom directed.

5. Warrants, contents of....

40

43

6. Warrants, must be shown to prisoner..

7. Warrants, force or restraint in arresting

10. Warrants, who may be arrested under...

11. Warrants, places where arrests may be

For what may be made.

ARREST BY PRIVATE PERSON, UNDER WARRANT.

2. How made, when, where, who, disposal of

prisoner....

87

88

ARTICLE V.

ARREST BY PRIVATE PERSON, WITHOUT WARRANT.

CHAPTER 1.

For what may be made.

2.

Who may be..

3.

How made, informing prisoner, breaking,

disposal of prisoner, etc....

5. Rewards..

6. Weapons.

92

95

96

100

101

102

103

7. Prisoner's counsel; taking prisoner through
several counties; immunity from arrest
in civil actions; summons instead of
warrant, police identification cards..... 103

Compounding crime.

Attempts to commit crime.

Intoxication as defense.

Criminal propensity, disability, presumptions.

Habitual criminals.

Unlawful arrest.

Resisting officer.

Escapes.

Unlawful fees.

Self-defense.

Subpoenas.

Bail.

General Index

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