Inspection Codes

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V.C 12951

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When operating a motor vehicle one must have their valid drivers license in their immediate possession

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V. C 14601

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Driving on a suspended or revoked drivers license

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V. C 12500

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In order for a person to legally operate a motor vehicle, one must have issued to them a valid drivers license

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V. C 23152 (a)

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Driving while under the influence of a controlled substance

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V. C 23152 (b)

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Driving under the influence with a blood alcohol level of .08 or higher

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V. C 23153

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Felony DUI. Driving under the influence resulting in great bodily injury or death of a person other than the intoxicated driver.

FELONY

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P. C 243 (e) (1)

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Domestic battery. Against a spouse, cohabitant, ex spouse, past or present dating relationship, child in common

Misdemeanor

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P. C 834

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An arrest is defined by: the lawful taking a person into custody by a peace officer or private citizen

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P. C 594 (2) (a)

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Vandalism.

If the amount of defacement of damage is less than $400, vandalism is punishable by imprisonment in a county jail not exceeding 1 year, or by a fine no more than $1000

Misdemeanor

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P. C 243 (b)

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Battery committed against a peace officer, firefighter, EMT, public official, in the performance of their duties.

Misdemeanor

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Fifth Amendment

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Protection against self incrimination. And the right to due process.

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Fourth Amendment

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Protects citizens against unlawful searches and seizures by the government.

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First Amendment

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Protects a citizens right of free speech, freedom of the press, and right to peaceful assembly

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Eighth Amendment

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Right the be free from cruel and unusual punishment and freedom from excessive bail

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P. C. 243 (d)

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Battery resulting is serious bodily injury.

Felony

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P. C. 470

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Forgery. Any person who willfully signs their name births name of a someone else, real or fictitious, to a document knowing that they have no authority to do so.

Wobbler. Depending on value of money taken. $950.

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V. C. 10851

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Stolen vehicle.

Any person who takes a vehicle without permission of the owner. With the intent to temporarily or permanently deprive them of their property.

1 year county jail

$5000 fine

Wobbler depending on the value of the car. $950

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V. C. 2800.2

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Felony evading.

Evading a police officer with reckless disregard of the safety of others. Broken 3 traffic laws.

6 months - 1 year county jail/prison

$1000-$10000 fine

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V. C. 2800.1

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Evading

A police officer when attempting to pull you over. Forward facing red light. Siren. Marked patrol vehicle. Operated by a pole officer.

Misdemeanor

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P. C. 273.6

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Any person intentionally and knowingly violated a domestic violence protection order.

Misdemeanor. ( arrest-able if committed outside police presence)

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P. C. 273.5

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Battery resulting in a traumatic condition. (Visible injury/loss of consciousness)

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W & I 601

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Incoragable child.

Tardy, failure to listen to parents, failure to attend school.

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W & I 300

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Taking a juvenile from a parent or guardian, making them ward of the court, for the safety of the juvenile.

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P. C. 245

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Assault with a deadly weapon other than a firearm.

Felony

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P. C. 240

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Assault.

Unlawful attempt coupled with a present ability of a violent act against another person.

Misdemeanor

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P. C. 1531

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While executing a search warrant and complying with knock and notice, if still denied entry an officer may break windows, doors, walls, to gain entry into the house

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P. C. 187

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Murder

The killing or a person or fetus with malicious forethought

Felony

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P. C. 849

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A warrantless arrest of a person by a peace officer or private citizen. Must be taken before the nearest and most accessible magistrate.

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P. C. 459

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Burglary.

The entering of a dwelling, vehicle, boat, ect. To commit a felony or petty theft.

Felony

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P. C. 273 a(a)

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Child abuse/ endangerment

Causes or permits a child, great bodily injury, death, physical pain, health is endangered, or mental suffering.

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P. C 273 d

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Child abuse resulting in a traumatic condition. Cruel and unusual punishment.

Felony

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P. C. 207

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Kidnapping.

Through force or fear, moving somebody against their will to a place they do not consent. Short and long distances.

Felony

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P. C. 236

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False imprisonment.

Through force or fear.

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P. C. 1534

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A search warrant shall be executed and returned within 10 days after date of issuance. No weekend or holiday exceptions.

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AB 109

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Prison realignment. Non serious, non sexual, and non violent crimes do not go to prison anymore.

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V. C. 22651 (h)(1)

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Gives police the authority to tow vehicles.

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P. C. 166 (a) (4)

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Willfully disobeying a court order

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Prop 48

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Recategorized non violent offenses as misdemeanors.

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P. C. 211

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Robbery.

Taking property from a person through force or fear.

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Sixth Amendment

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Right to a jury of your impartial peers. Cross examination.

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P. C. 242

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Battery.

Willful and unlawful use of force on a person.

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V. C. 21055

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CA exempt. While operating an emergency response vehicle while responding to an emergency, that vehicle is allowed to reasonably break vehicle laws.

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W & I 5150

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72 hour detention

1) mental health disorder

2) cannot care for themselves

3) is a danger to themselves or others

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W & I 602

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A juvenile in the violation of the law.

Non serious or sexual crimes

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Tennessee v. Garner

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Fleeing felon

Case law allowing police to shoot a fleeing felon in the back of their escape is believed to result in the felon harming others or committing that serious crime again

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P. C. 148 (a) (1)

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Any person who resists , obstructs, delays, a peace officer, EMT, public official, in the line of duty.

Misdemeanor

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P. C. 835 (a)

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Gives the police the right to use force to affect an arrest, prevent escape, or to overcome resistance.

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Arizona v. Gant

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Does not allow police to search a vehicle completely incident to arrest. Only within arms reach of that suspect. Unless there is enough probable cause to obtain a search warrant.

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P. C. 647 (f)

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Public intoxication where the person is unable to care for their own safety or for the safety of others

Misdemeanor

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Graham v. Connor

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When a police officer uses force it is judged by objective reasonableness.

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P. C. 288 (a)

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Lewd acts with a minor under the age of 14. With the intent to arouse or gratify.

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P. C. 288.5

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Any police officer or public official, within constitutional rights and budgetary confines, must protect a child to the best of their abilities from the psychological trauma from court

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P. C. 647.6

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Molest or annoy a minor