This section addresses the appointment and regulation of special policemen, including restrictions on appointing non-citizens and penalties for violations. It also covers rules regarding traffic violations, departmental powers, and privacy breaches involving stress evaluation devices. Penalties for violations include fines and misdemeanor charges.
Non-citizens are prohibited from being appointed as special policemen, and appointing them is a third-degree misdemeanor.
Yes, police, constables, or specials appointed by municipalities for municipal purposes are exempt from the restrictions outlined in this law.
Violators can face a third-degree misdemeanor charge and corporations or associations may be fined up to $5,000.
Using psychological-stress evaluators or similar devices without the person's consent is a second-degree misdemeanor offense.