Private citizen definition
Private citizen means any natural person other than a police officer who is actively engaged in the performance of the police officer's official duties.
Private citizen means a natural person who is not a sole trader and independently carries out a specific registered activity or activity specified by a regulation, such as a notary, physician, lawyer or farmer;
Private citizen means any natural person other than a peace officer who is actively engaged in the performance of his or her duties;
More Definitions of Private citizen
Private citizen means any citizen of the United States of America, who has been summoned and requested by the Sheriff, to assist the Sheriff, or any other police personnel as defined herein, for a single incident or task pursuant to the common law principal of posse comitatus, provided that any private citizen whom the Sheriff has summoned and deputized to provide law enforcement assistance under the common law principle of posse comitatus, shall not be considered a commissioned peace officer in Missouri, and shall not possess the powers of arrest, and shall act only upon and at the express direction and control of a law enforcement, to assist as so directed;
Private citizen means an individual who is not employed or compensated in any manner to represent another person, organization, company, or interest group. A private citizen is an individual who acts independently, without any financial or other vested interest, and solely represents their personal views, opinions, or interests in matters of public concern. This definition explicitly excludes lobbyists, consultants, agents, or any person who receives financial or material compensation for advocating or influencing on behalf of others.