Idaho Fingerprinting Legal Requirements

Summary

Idaho Code 67-3004 requires individuals to be fingerprinted upon notice from the prosecutor, typically as part of a criminal investigation. Not receiving a notice doesnt mean charges are dropped; the process may still be ongoing. If someone is sentenced, put on probation, and released without fingerprinting, it might be waived for various reasons. Consult an attorney or probation officer for clarity.

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Idaho *-* what does upon notice from prosecutor to be fingerprinted mean
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Idaho code *-* indicates that if the prosecutor provides notice or requests an individual to be fingerprinted, it's an official command for them to report to a specified place to have their fingerprints taken. This is typically part of a criminal investigation or procedure.
Does it mean charge was dropped if no notice was given?
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No, not receiving a notice for fingerprinting doesn't necessarily mean the charges were dropped. It may simply mean the process is still ongoing. Please consult with your attorney for clarity.
Also states it’s a condition for sentence, probation or release. Friend was sentenced , probation and released?
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If your friend was sentenced, put on probation, and released without fingerprinting, it doesn't necessarily imply a violation. The fingerprinting requirement might be waived for various reasons. It's best to check with his attorney or probation officer for clarity.