Idaho Statutes § 34-1821 FELONIOUS ACTS ENUMERATED
Statute Text
It shall be a felony for any person to offer, propose or threaten to do any act mentioned in this section of or concerning any petition mentioned in sections
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, for any pecuniary reward or consideration:
(a)
To offer, propose, threaten or attempt to sell, hinder or delay any petition or any part thereof or of any signatures thereon mentioned in sections
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;
(b)
To offer, propose, or threaten to desist, for a valuable consideration, from beginning, promoting or circulating any petition mentioned in sections
34-1801-34-1822
, or soliciting signatures to any such petition;
(c)
To offer, propose, attempt or threaten in any manner or form to use any petition or power of promotion or opposition in any manner or form for extortion, blackmail or secret or private intimidation of any person or business interest.
Source
[34-1821, added 1933, ch. 210, sec. 21, p. 431.]
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