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    The Use of Citations in Lieu of Arrest in Misdemeanor Citations

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    Author
    Ring, Peter Smith
    Keyword
    Alaska State Troopers
    Anchorage Police Department (APD)
    Juneau Police Department
    police
    law enforcement
    misdemeanors
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    http://hdl.handle.net/11122/10667
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    JC 7711
    Abstract
    Since 1973, law enforcement officials in Alaska had statutory authority under Alaska Statutes 12.25.180 et. seq. to issue citations in lieu of physical arrest and booking in misdemeanor cases, and by August 1975, Juneau Police Department began to use citations in lieu of misdemeanor arrests. This report summarizes the work of a Uniform Citation Task Force, comprising representatives of the Alaska Court System, Alaska State Troopers, Anchorage District Attorney's Office, and the Anchorage Police Department, with the Criminal Justice Center at University of Alaska providing coordination and conducting research to develop guidelines for implementation of a uniform citation program within interested Alaska criminal justice agencies. A.S. 12.25.180 et. seq. and practices of the Juneau Police Department, New York City, and the State of California were used as jumping-off points in the Task Force's deliberations on (1) the place where citations could be issued, (2) the criteria that law enforcement officers should consider in reaching a decision whether or not to issue a citation in lieu of physical arrest and booking, and (3) the form of the citation to be used. Suggested policies, suggested training format, and agency recommendations for which misdemeanor offenses citations may be issued are also provided.
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    Introduction / Background / Approach: Place at Which Citation is Issued; Criteria for Release; Form of the Citation; Miscellany / Probable Areas of Benefit to Criminal Justice Agencies / Proposed Means of Evaluation / Conclusions and Required Actions / Suggested Policy Format / Suggested Training Format / Areas for Further Study // APPENDICES / 1. AS 12.25.180 et. seq. / 2. Juneau Police Department Policy on Citations / 3. New York City Police Department Procedures and Forms for Uniform Summons Program / 4. California Forms for Uniform Citations / 5. Agency Recommendations for which Citations May be Issued / 6. Proposed Release Criteria / 7. Proposed Uniform Traffic Citation
    Date
    1977-12
    Publisher
    Criminal Justice Center, University of Alaska Anchorage
    Type
    Report
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    Ring, Peter Smith. (1977). The Use of Citations in Lieu of Arrest in Misdemeanor Citations. Report prepared for the Alaska Court System, Alaska Public Defender's Office, Alaska State Troopers, Anchorage District Attorney's Office, and Anchorage Police Department. Anchorage, AK: Criminal Justice Center, University of Alaska, Anchorage.
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