not really, they will write you a ticket and if you do not agree you can go to court.
If you are taking a driving test in a CA DMV you will get marked off a point for stoping at a yield sign without necessity. Whether or not you will get a citation from a police officer for doing so is a different question.
no they have to call someone who is on duty to pull you over
Yes, the police in Alabama can stop you for not wearing a seatbelt. You are required by law to wear a seatbelt in the front seat of a moving vehicle. The law went into effect in 1991.
In Illinois, a police officer can not write a moving citation on private property unless the department has an agreement with the owner of that property. I have noticed lately that most police officers are allowed to write tickets for just about anything in their jursdiction. I have also been told that most of the time , to answer your question is that it depends on the mood of the officer and the severity of the violation (on private property such as this) but I have also noticed that it is just a whole lot easier all around to just stop where & when you should and then something like this doesn't become a problem. --- In Ohio, yes. This includes mobile home parks as well.
No Police have to have reasonable suspicion of criminal activity to make a traffic stop. The reasonable suspicion doesn't have to turn out to prove criminal activity; all that is required is that the officer had a reasonable belief something criminal was happening. For example, if a police officer believed you looked like a person wanted for a serious crime, he could stop you to check your identity. Even though you're not the wanted person, if the officer discovers other criminal activity during the stop (suspended license, open containers of alcohol, stolen property, etc.), he can make an arrest or issue a citation for those charges. The charges will be just as valid as if he had seen you driving at 100 miles per hour.
With a red-light, and a police officer with a stop sign.
When controlled by a stop sign or signal and at the direction of a police officer.
The police should obey the law just like everyone else.
Police Offeces..
no
It would be unusual, but if the officer felt it necessary he could stop you.
You should have called a police officer to the scene where they would have determined who's fault it was. If they ran a stop sign chances are their insurance will have to pay for it. However, if you didn't call police to the scene you may be left to pay for the accident yourself.
Most traffic rules do not apply on private property so a police officer could not issue a citation. It may have a bearing on how the insurance companies settle the claims.
tazing them with their tazer.
Contact the court listed on the citation for information. The amount on the citation is set by the court.
If you are taking a driving test in a CA DMV you will get marked off a point for stoping at a yield sign without necessity. Whether or not you will get a citation from a police officer for doing so is a different question.
UK Police have the power to stop you filming on private property if you do not have the landowner's permission and they can stop you filming in public if they believe that you are committing a crime.