Which South Dakota law outlines the responsibilities of law enforcement officers?

The South Dakota Law Enforcement Officers' Standards and Training Commission Statute is the correct choice as it explicitly outlines the responsibilities and standards that law enforcement officers must adhere to within the state. This statute governs the training and certification of law enforcement personnel, ensuring that officers meet the required qualifications to perform their duties effectively. It establishes the framework for professional conduct and accountability in the law enforcement community, detailing not only duties but also the ethical standards expected of officers.

The other options, while related to law enforcement, do not specifically focus on the comprehensive responsibilities of officers. The South Dakota Criminal Code pertains mainly to defining criminal offenses and penalties, while the South Dakota Law Enforcement Code of Ethics outlines the ethical standards expected of officers rather than their specific duties. The South Dakota Public Safety Act encompasses a broader range of public safety measures and laws but does not directly delineate the specific responsibilities assigned to law enforcement officers.