Police Power Exercise Act Article 6

The police may verify the identity of the following people in public places or public-accessible places:1. People who are reasonably suspected of having committed a crime or having the likelihood of committing a crime.2. People, who according to the known facts, are believed to be aware of the crimes that has already been committed or is to be committed imminently.3. People whose identity, according to the known facts, must be verified in order to prevent concrete hazards from endangering lives and physical safety of themselves or others.4. People who stay in places where according to the known facts, there is a conspiracy to commit, prepare, or already committed serious crimes or where fugitives are being harbored.5. People who have no permit for a temporary stay or residence and stay in places where a stay requires a permit.6. People who pass through designated public places, roadways, and check points.The designation stipulated in the subparagraph 6 of the preceding paragraph shall be made only when considered necessary to prevent crimes or deal with events that may effect major public safety or social order.The designation shall be determined by supervisors in charge.The police may enter publicly-accessible places only during business hours and shall not arbitrarily obstruct business operations.