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Current as of: 2010
§ 4-41-2Duties
§ 4-41-3Failure to execute bond and oath; performing duties; penalty
§ 4-41-4Exercising powers after removal; penalty
§ 4-41-5Deputy sheriffs; appointment and term; merit system
§ 4-41-6Counties authorized to establish merit systems for deputies and personnel in the county sheriff's office
§ 4-41-7Provisions of merit system constitute part of employment contract
§ 4-41-8Deputy sheriff; qualifications; character; revocation of commission
§ 4-41-9Deputy sheriffs; powers and duties
§ 4-41-10Right to carry arms; deputies; appointment
§ 4-41-10.1Right to carry concealed arms
§ 4-41-11Injuries to sheriff or deputy while making arrest; medical expenses; limitation
§ 4-41-11.1Qualifications; waiver
§ 4-41-12Entering other counties; powers
§ 4-41-13Execution of process of probate court; attendance
§ 4-41-14Sheriff to serve and execute process and orders of magistrate [and municipal] courts
§ 4-41-15Fees; payment in advance
§ 4-41-16Fees; attendance on courts; sessions of county commissioners; hearing before judges
§ 4-41-17Executions; commissions and expenses
§ 4-41-18Fees; service of jury venire
§ 4-41-19County peace officers and constables; mileage; conditions
§ 4-41-20Sheriffs, deputy sheriffs and other county peace officers; public transportation; reimbursement
§ 4-41-21More than one subpoena, summons or prisoner; no extra charge
§ 4-41-22Other fees

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