sec.534Application of other laws

### sec.534 Application of other laws This chapter does not limit or exclude the operation of another law of the State relating to any of the following— performing a forensic procedure, including a procedure not mentioned in this chapter; without limiting paragraph (a) , performing a breath analysis or a breath test or producing samples of blood or urine to determine the level of alcohol or drugs, if any, present in a person’s body; taking forensic samples, including samples not mentioned in this chapter; taking identification evidence; searching a person; keeping or using anything taken or information obtained because of an activity described in paragraphs (a) to (e) . It is lawful for a person to exercise a power under this chapter to do something mentioned in subsection (1) even though the other law specifies the way the power may or must be exercised. s 534 ins 2003 No. 49 s 10 (sec.534-ssec.1) This chapter does not limit or exclude the operation of another law of the State relating to any of the following— performing a forensic procedure, including a procedure not mentioned in this chapter; without limiting paragraph (a) , performing a breath analysis or a breath test or producing samples of blood or urine to determine the level of alcohol or drugs, if any, present in a person’s body; taking forensic samples, including samples not mentioned in this chapter; taking identification evidence; searching a person; keeping or using anything taken or information obtained because of an activity described in paragraphs (a) to (e) . (sec.534-ssec.2) It is lawful for a person to exercise a power under this chapter to do something mentioned in subsection (1) even though the other law specifies the way the power may or must be exercised. - (a) performing a forensic procedure, including a procedure not mentioned in this chapter; - (b) without limiting paragraph (a) , performing a breath analysis or a breath test or producing samples of blood or urine to determine the level of alcohol or drugs, if any, present in a person’s body; - (c) taking forensic samples, including samples not mentioned in this chapter; - (d) taking identification evidence; - (e) searching a person; - (f) keeping or using anything taken or information obtained because of an activity described in paragraphs (a) to (e) .