jaskin - I think when you're dealing with corrupt cops the strict letter of the law doesn't apply. So to ask the question of whether they have the jurisdiction/right to arrest you in various situations I think is really pointless since it often after the fact (of being threatened or arrested) that you can take any course of action, like sue their pants off or lodge a complaint against the cops.
Knowing your rights however is NEVER a bad thing but I am not in a position to answer your queries.
My approach to cops is always smile, be friendly and listen to what they have to say without being aggressive. If a compromise or arrangement does not appear forthcoming, be official about everything and ask for summons to be in writing blah blah blah...
Not much help but just my take on things...
Knowing your rights however is NEVER a bad thing but I am not in a position to answer your queries.
My approach to cops is always smile, be friendly and listen to what they have to say without being aggressive. If a compromise or arrangement does not appear forthcoming, be official about everything and ask for summons to be in writing blah blah blah...
Not much help but just my take on things...
