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Task: Arrest of Person Who Fails to Identify Themselves During Valid
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“Terry” Stop

Hiibel v. Humboldt County, 542 U.S. 177 (2004).
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Police may enforce state laws that require a person to identify

themselves during a valid “Terry” stop.

Requirements:

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1. Must have a valid “Terry” stop.

2. Can ask subject for name. (Court did not go any further in deciding

whether a demand for valid and credible identification could be

made and suggested that such a demand cannot be made)
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3. In order to arrest, there must be a state statute requiring that

person’s validly stopped relative to criminal activity identify

themselves.
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