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SB 1421 |
(01/2019) Amends GC section 832.7 to read: Requires the disclosure of records and information for: 1. Discharge of firearm by LE towards another person 2. UOF by Officer w/results in GBI or death 3. Sustained finding of sexual assault by an officer towards a member of the public 4. Sustained findings of dishonesty by an officer (reports, etc) ** gets rid of Pitches motions ** delay may exceed 60 days of disclosure could interfere with criminal proceedings against the officer or someone else ** if there is a delay, Agency must provide a reason in writing every 180 days ** withheld information must be disclosed WHEN, investigation is over, basis for withholding is resolved, no later than 18 months following the date of incident ** if criminal charges are filed where Force used, Agency may delay until verdict or plea given. ** Agency may delay the disclosure during an Admin Investigation; no longer than 180 days, or 30 days after closing of criminal investigation ** recordings for Frivolous unfounded complaints will not be entertained
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AB 748 |
(01/2019) 1. Requires agencies to produce video and audio recordings of “critical incidents” involving discharge of a firearm or UOF, Resulting in death or GBI |
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SB 54 |
(10/2017) aka “Sanctuary Bill” 1. Prohibits state and local LE agencies from holding illegal aliens on ICE detainers, or transfer them into federal custody unless: - last 15 years they are convicted of specified 31 sex crimes or a registered sex offender - If not, they can only be held on a federal warrant. ** Prohibits Local and state agencies from asking about their immigrations status, sharing info with other agencies, use money to investigate them, and prohibits federal authorities from using space in their facilities
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Proposition 64 |
(09/2016) “Recreational Marijuana” Legalizes the use of recreational marijuana for adults - Allowed adults 21 and over to use and possess marijuana for recreational use, provided: A. Not more than 1 oz (28.5 grams) B. Not more than 8 grams of concentrated cannabis C. Possess, cultivate, use up to 6 living plants in home. - can smoke in your own home - must stay away 100 yards from schools - can’t sell, can’t drive DUI ** Remember we have to give them a property receipt and have them sign a waiver, per policy, if we take it under observation if they are arrested
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AB 1135 SB 1446 |
1. Redefines the definition of “assault weapons” to a semiautomatic rifle or semiautomatic pistol without a “fixed” magazine. - defines a fixed magazine as a feeding device
2. Anyone who prior to July 1, 2017, legally possessed a high capacity magazine to remove it from state. Destroy or give to dwaler
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SB 395 |
(01-2018) Custodial Interrogation of Juveniles. - Juveniles 15 years OR younger, cannot be questioned. LE must contact the PD’s office prior to custodial interrogation. - Consultation with legal counsel CANNOT be waived by juvenile - Juvenile can consult 3 ways (telephone, video conference or in person) - failure to comply by a LE, will result in the judges allowing of statement admissibility, unless: 1. The deputy who questioned reasonably believed the information sought, was necessary to protect life or property from an imminent threat. 2. Deputy’s questioning was limited to those that were reasonably necessary to obtain that information. |
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CPRA Supreme Court decision 2009, decided 2017 |
Any public employee who uses a “personal account” or device to communicate about the conduct of public business, is subject to CPRA disclosure l ** Basically if you use your personal devices for work related matters, it is subject to CPRA |
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Bias Based Policing (TB 18-13) |
Refers to General Order 1.19 (Treating all persons fairly and equitably) ** Deputies shall only engage in lawful actions based on reasonable suspicion and probable cause ** Talks about bias based policing (unfair selection based on race, sex, gender, etc), criminal and racial profiling 1. Any member who engages in bias based policing will be disciplined 2. All members are required to report incidents or complaints of bias based policing 3. Members should be aware of 4th and 14th amendments and how it applies to bias based policing. 4. Emphasis on community policing 3. |
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Fentanyl and Naloxone |
Training bulletins in the dangers of Fentanyl: - If suspected, do not test - package and send to lab. Naloxone program set for the Agency. Distribution of Narcan for deputies to use and administer. Gigatrak software |
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SB 29 |
Police Officer Mental Health Training. 8 hours of CIT 4 hours in FTO |
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SB 497 |
Unattended Firearm in Vehicle by LE Requires when a person leaves a handgun in an unattended vehicle, they: - must secure it in the trunk - in a locked container out of plain sight - or in a locked container permanently affixed - If no trunk, can store it in locked center console (with a lock) - Also amended to include locked containers/ locked tool boxes in bed of pickup trucks Fine is $1000 for a violation |
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SB 40 |
Adds the “strangulation” clause and requirement by LE to tell victims that it may cause injuries as well as ask if that happened |
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AB 953 |
Aka as RIPA (2015). Racial Identity Profiling Advisory Board Supposedly eliminates racial and identity profiling, and improves racial and diversity identity insensitivity in law enforcement. - LE is supposed to enter 20 plus different dispositions -Enhances transparency and legitimacy -overseen by CA DOJ, Atty General and RIPA Board |
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Pregnant and Postpartum Inmates |
D&C PP 13.04 - operates by ACSO and OBGYN, that all women booked into SRJ will be granted access to OBGYN services. - Any staff member who becomes aware of pregnant or postpartum inmates claiming or displaying any emergency or signs or symptoms, shall advise the ON CALL DUTY NURSE. Signs and symptoms: Any complaint of bleeding, raptured membrane, fainting or passed out, blood in Urine, abdomen pain, possible labor, poise dependency, alcohol dependency, withdrawal, uterus or vaginal bleeding, leaking vaginal fluid, greater than 40 years of age, previous stillbirth, methadone treatment, other conditions - shall not be restrained unless a great security risk. When transporting or moving not restrained, unless absolutely necessary. Medical staff will remove restraints - protocol starts in ITR; screened by medical staff within 2 HOURS of arrival - females have OPTION of taking pregnancy test. -REFUSALS are documented on a “Pregnancy Testing and Refusal and Release” and they can take it at a later time -medically identifies inmates have OPTION of wearing Orange armband -HU are advised of pregnant females and are monitored. If identified, RED DOT in upper corner of custody card. - Issued a lower bunk on bottom tier from first day of incarceration |
