Chapter 29-02 - PREVENTION OF PUBLIC OFFENSES
- Section 29-02-01 - Lawful resistance to commission of offense, by whom made
- Section 29-02-02 - Resistance by party about to be injured
- Section 29-02-03 - Third person may resist offense
- Section 29-02-04 - Public offense may be prevented by officers
- Section 29-02-05 - Persons aiding officers justified
- Section 29-02-06 - Complaint for threatening, before whom laid
- Section 29-02-07 - Complaint as to threatened offense
- Section 29-02-08 - Magistrate must issue warrant
- Section 29-02-09 - Procedure when charge controverted
- Section 29-02-10 - When accused must be discharged
- Section 29-02-11 - When accused must give undertaking
- Section 29-02-12 - When undertaking is or is not given
- Section 29-02-13 - Accused committed - How discharged - Undertaking transmitted to district court
- Section 29-02-14 - Assault in presence of court - Security required - Committed on default
- Section 29-02-15 - Accused must appear at district court
- Section 29-02-16 - Complainant not appearing - Accused discharged
- Section 29-02-17 - Procedure when parties appear
- Section 29-02-18 - When undertaking broken
- Section 29-02-19 - Action upon the undertaking to keep peace
- Section 29-02-20 - What alleged in action
- Section 29-02-21 - Limitation
- Section 29-02-22 - Costs to be taxed
- Section 29-02-23 - Police to attend public meetings - Direction
- Section 29-02-24 - When officers may disperse assembly