41-15-10.1. Law enforcement powers of conservation officers certified or appointed by law enforcement officers standards commission.
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Any conservation officer, who is certified pursuant to §§ 23-3-39 to 23-3-45 , inclusive, or has been appointed on a temporary or probationary basis as permitted by § 23-3-41 , shall enforce every state statute:
(1)Which is a crime under Title 22;
(2)Which pertains to game, fish, parks, forestry, or boating;
(3)Which pertains to driving while intoxicated, reckless driving, or eluding an officer;
(4)Which is a crime under §§ 35-1-9.1 and 35-9-2 and occurs on property owned, managed, or leased by the Department of Game, Fish and Parks;
(5)Which is a crime under § 32-5-84.2 ;
(6)Which is a crime under § 32-20-6.6 ;
(7)Which is a crime under chapter 32-20A ; and
(8)Which is a crime under chapter 34A-7 .
While performing any duty pursuant to this section, a conservation officer is a law enforcement officer with the same authority as any other law enforcement officer.