Idaho State Statutes - Idaho Attorney Directory

Every scrap
dealer shall keep a legible record describing scrap purchased by him from
individuals together with the date and place of such purchase. In addition, he
shall obtain from such individual from whom such purchase is made his name and
address and shall make a legible record of the same. The records shall include
the number of the driver's license of the individual from whom such scrap is
purchased together with the license plate number of the vehicle in which he is
transporting his scrap as well as information from any receipts that are
applicable. Such record and entries therein shall at all times be open to
inspection and shall be produced upon request of state police, by the sheriff
of the county or any of his deputies, by any member of the police force in a
city or town and any constable in the county in which the scrap dealer does
business. Every person who purchases or transports scrap in an amount over one
hundred (100) pounds shall be required to possess a receipt from the person
from whom the scrap is obtained or possess a bill of lading for the scrap. A
copy of this receipt or bill of lading shall be held by the transporter or
purchaser, who shall make it available for inspection by state police, the
county sheriff or his deputies, or any member of a city police department that
has proper jurisdiction.

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