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    		  San Andreas Code of Law  
     
    		     
     
    		  Mission Statement  
     
    		  "Founded on a basis of community involvement and harmony, the Department of Justice Strives
    to provide an active, living legal system to serve the interests every single person living on the island.
    Legal Code has been established as of December 8th, 2018 with the grace of C.Kadin and is currently maintained by the Chief Justice and Justice"     		 
     
    		  TABLE OF CONTENTS  
     
    		    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    Article 101: Prosecution Requirements
    Article 102: Definition of Charges
    102.1 Attempt, Conspiracy, and Aiding
    102.2 Crimes Against Justice / Justice Charges
    102.3 Crimes Against the Person / Personal Charges
    102.4 Federal Charges / Government Charges
    102.5 Financial Charges
    102.6 Firearms Charges
    102.7 Homicide Crimes
    102.8 Property Charges
    102.9 Public Order Charges
    102.10 Substance Charges
    102.11 Traffic Charges
    102.12 Hunting Charges     		 
     
    		  Article 101: Prosecution Requirements  
     
    		   
    Article 101: Prosecution Requirements


    1. Reasonable Suspicion - Circumstantial facts that may lead one to believe the crime has been committed, but does not directly link the accused to the crime. Doubt can be established.
    1.1 An individual under reasonable suspicion, or detained for questioning may be "Terry Frisked" for weapons for the officer's safety (Refer: Terry V. Ohio). If unlawful possession of a weapon is discovered, it is probable cause for a full search.
    2. Probable Cause - Reasonable belief, based on facts that can be articulated, that a particular person has committed a crime, especially to justify make a search or pressing charges.
    2.1 An individual that meets probable cause standards may be fully searched.
    3. Evidence is constituted by video or stream from the perspective of someone other than the accused. Material evidence such as contraband, weapons, or vehicles. Credible witness statements from several different persons that directly witnessed the situation.
    4. Probable cause with direct witness or video evidence for each charge is necessary to prosecute a civilian.
    5. Wearing a mask constitutes Probable Cause for Search. A helmet constitutes is a mask if it obscures your face, unless currently operating a motorcycle.
    6. Warrant - If someone has a warrant out for their arrest, regardless of what they are doing, you can detain and arrest them.
    7. Being in a processing/gathering area (ie: circle / area where the circles can be) for illegal drugs or endangered animal remains is probable cause for Manufacturing & Cultivation or Manufacturing of Endangered Animal Products.
    7.1 Being on a property where illegal narcotics or endangered animal remains are manufcatured is reasonable suspicion for questioning and frisk.
    8. Marijuana is legal up to 14 units, but cultivating and manufacturing is illegal without a business license
    9. Actively hunting constitutes probable cause for search.
    10. Chicken Hawks, Chimpanzees, and Mountain Lions are all considered endangered species.
    11. Entrapment - Based on the interaction between police and the defendant prior to or during the alleged crime. There is the expectation for ordinary people to resist any and all temptation to violate the law. Entrapment is when police officers resort to the use of threats, harassment, fraud, flattery, commands, etc. in order to induce a person to commit a crime. 
    Example: Use of a “bait car” in order to catch individuals stealing. Merely placing the bait car and watching it is not entrapment. Bait cars merely offer the opportunity of stealing a car. Entrapment would be if the officer pointed out the car or mentioned the car, and then the defendant steals it after the officer leaves.
    11.1 Any charges against a person obtained through entrapment is cause for the charges to be nullified. 
    12. All persons handcuffed have the right to know why they have cuffed after they have been cuffed.
    13. Open carry of a sidearm is legal with a valid Pistol license as per direct order from the Governor.
    15. Self Defense - Must not have been initator or original aggressor AND must reasonably believe that they were in imminent danger of being killed or suffering great bodily injury, or was in imminent danger of being severly harmed, AND the indidiviaul reasonably believed that the immediate use of deadly force was necessary to defend against that danger; AND The defendant used no more force than necessary to defend against that danger.
    16. Warrants shall be disclosed upon request to any individual unless said warrant is sealed. Aggravated Felony and Search Warrants are automatically sealed.
    17. When a law enforcement officer is pursuing a fleeing suspect, the officer may not use deadly force to prevent escape unless the officer has probable cause to believe that the suspect poses a significant threat of death or serious physical injury to the officer or others. (Refer: Tennessee V. Garner)
    18. Storage units found upon the property of known drug / narcotic manufacturing locations, or Government owned property without permission, shall be automatically removed / seized..     		 
     
    		               
     
    		  Section 102 - Laws of San Andreas  
     
    		  102. THE DEFINITION LISTED FOR EACH CRIME OR THE SPIRIT OF THE LAW NEEDS TO BE MET FOR THE CHARGE TO BE VALID  
     
    		  Reference # Section 102.1; Attempt, Conspiracy, and Aiding M/F Fine Suggested Jailtime  
     
    		  102.1.1 Aiding & Abetting Aiding & Abetting - Applies to an individual who assists in a crime, but does not commit the crime themselves

    a. Someone else must have committed a crime
    b. The person must have actively assisted the person during the crime
    i. You cannot charge if they accidently helped the person who committed the crime     		F/M 6,000.00 8  
     
    		  102.1.2 Accessory to Financial Offences Accessory to Federal Offences, Accessory to Financial Offences, Accessory to Homicide, Accessory to Justice Offences, Accessory to Personal Offences, Accessory to Property Offences, Accessory to Public Order Offences, Accessory to Substance Offences, Accessory to Traffic Offences, etc.

    a. Accessory - A person who participates in the crime knowingly and voluntarily
    i. Has to be at the scene of the crime
    ii. Has to know they were helping aid in the crime
    iii. Has to be there on their own will. 
    b Cannot be coerced or threatened into participation     		F 1,500.00 6  
     
    		  102.1.3 Accessory to Homicide Offences F/M 4,500.00 10  
     
    		  102.1.4 Accessory to Justice Offences F/M 1,000.00 8  
     
    		  102.1.5 Accessory to Personal Offences F/M 1,000.00 6  
     
    		  102.1.6 Accessory to Property Offences F/M 1,000.00 6  
     
    		  102.1.7 Accessory to Public Order Offences F/M 300.00 1  
     
    		  102.1.8 Accessory to Substance Offences F/M 1,000.00 4  
     
    		  102.1.9 Accessory to Federal offences F/M 4,500.00 10  
     
    		  102.1.10 Accessory to Traffic Offences F/M 250.00 0  
     
    		  102.1.11 Conspiracy Conspiracy - When two or more people agree to commit an illegal act and take some step toward its completion. It does not require an illegal act to actually be completed.

    a. Two or more people were in knowing agreement to commit a crime
    b. All conspirators must have the specific intent to commit the final object that they were conspiring to do
    c. Requires an “overt act” to be done in regards to the illegal activity. Does not include doing the final illegal activity, just some further step to completing the plan to commit the illegal activity
    i. Example: Buying a weapon to aid in the illegal activity     		F 4,000.00 6  
     
    		  Reference # Section 102.2 - Crimes against Justice        
     
    		  102.2.1 Criminal Contempt of Court Criminal Contempt of Court - Conduct that defies, disrespects, or insults the authority of the court and is seen as detrimental to the court’s ability to administer justice.

    a. This charge is really up to the discretion of the judge presiding.     		M 2,500.00 10  
     
    		  102.2.2 Failure to Obey Lawful Order Failure to Obey Lawful Order - When a person is given an order by an individual of the law and fails to obey said order.

    a. All have to be applicable:
    i. There was a lawful order given to the individual and they heard AND understood the order
    ii.. “Lawful” order means that the order cannot impede on the individual's rights under the constitution.
    iii. The individual failed to obey that order fully.     		M 500.00 5  
     
    		  102.2.3 Giving False Statement / Alibi Giving False Statement / Alibi - When asked a direct question, the individual purposefully gave false information. This also can include leaving out information that was required for the investigation. M 500.00 5  
     
    		  102.2.4 Perjury Perjury - Act of knowingly and willfully an untrue statement after taking an oath or affirmation of telling the whole truth. F 4,000.00 8  
     
    		  102.2.5 Probation Violation Probation Violation - Doing an act that violates probationary guidelines.

    a. All individuals on probation should know the full guidelines of their probation, so violating any part of it, even if they said they did not know, is not valid.
    b. Probation is when the convicted is sentenced to probation instead of jail / prison.     		F 2,000.00 10  
     
    		  102.2.6 Parole Violation Parole Violation - Doing an act the violaties Parole.

    b. All individuals on Parole should know the full guidelines of their parole, so violating any part of it, even if they claim they did not know, is not valid
    b. Parole is when the convicted is realeased early from prison instead of serving the full sentence.     		F 3,000.00 15  
     
    		  102.2.7 Obstruction of Justice Obstruction of Justice - Any actions or communications that influences, obstructs, interferes, or impedes the administration of justice. This includes active crime scenes, questioning, investigations, holding, sentencing, court proceedings, etc. M 500.00 5  
     
    		  Reference # Section 102.3 - Crimes against the Person        
     
    		  102.3.1 Assault Assault  

    a. An intentional act (or threat of action), conducted with unlawful intent, which leads to the perception of imminent offensive contact.
    i. Does not meet "battery" standards whereas the victim was harmed, only in which there is reasonable belief the victim may be harmed
    1. IE: A shooter shoots in the direction of another individual, yet does not make contact.     		M 2,000.00 4  
     
    		  102.3.2 Assault / Battery Assault / Battery

    a. Causing bodily harm purposely, knowingly, or recklessly.     		M 5,000.00 8  
     
    		  102.3.3 Aggravated Assault / Battery Aggravated Assault / Battery - Causing severe injury purposely, knowingly, or recklessly.

    a. Causing severe bodily harm.
    b. For this charge, the person has to have little to no value for the other person’s life.     		F 7,500.00 15  
     
    		  102.3.4 Aggravated Assault/Battery with a Deadly Weapon Aggravated Assault / Battery w/ a Deadly Weapon - Causing severe injury purposely, knowingly, or recklessly.

    a. Causing bodily harm with a weapon.
    b. For this charge, the person has to have little to no value for the other person’s life.     		F 10,000.00 20  
     
    		  102.3.5 Assault/Battery on a Government Official Assault / Battery on a Government Official - Causing bodily harm purposely, knowingly, or recklessly to any official law enforcement officer, member of the Department of Justice, or member of the fire department.

    a. The Government Official must be on duty and in performance of their official duties     		M 7,500.00 15  
     
    		  102.3.6 Aggravated Assault / Battery on a Government Official Aggravated Assault on a Government Official - Causing severe bodily harm purposely, knowingly, or recklessly to any official Law Enforcement Officer, member of the Department of Justice, or member of the Fire Department.

    a. The Government Official must be on duty and in performance of their official duties
    b. Causing severe bodily harm
    i. For this charge, the person has to have little to no value for the other person’s life.     		F 10,000.00 20  
     
    		  102.3.7 Aggravated Assault/Battery on a Government Official with a Deadly Weapon Aggravated Assault / Battery on a Government Official w/ a Deadly Weapon- Causing great injury purposely, knowingly, or recklessly to any official law enforcement officer, member of the Department of Justice, or member of the fire department.

    a. Causing great bodily harm with a weapon.
    b.. The Government Official must be on duty and in performance of their official duties
    c. For this charge, the person has to have little to no value for the other person’s life.     		F 15,000.00 25  
     
    		  102.3.8 Domestic Violence Domestic Violence 

    a. Physically or emotionally violent or aggressive behavior within a domestic partnership (boyfriend/girlfriend, fiánce, spouse, partners)     		M 3,500.00 15  
     
    		  102.3.9 Harassment Harassment

    a. Act of continued unwanted actions of one party or group
    i. Includes threats or demands
    b. Victim has to have made a clear statement to harasser to stop their actions and those actions have to continue afterwards for charge to be valid
    c. If harassment cannot be proven to charge harasser, victim is within their rights to file a restraining order against the harasser     		M 2,000.00 5  
     
    		  102.3.10 Hate Crimes Hate Crimes 

    a. Any crime committed motivated by racial, sexual, or any other prejudices     		F 2,000.00 15  
     
    		  102.3.11 Stalking Stalking

    a. Engaging in a course of conduct directed at a specific person that would cause a reasonable person to: (A) Fear for their safety or the safety of others, (B) Suffer emotional or physical distress
    b. Repeated unwanted actions in multiple locations that are intended to instill fear or injury. Unwanted or obsessive attention towards another person.     		F 1,500.00 5  
     
    		  102.3.12 Threaten to Harm Threaten to Harm 

    a. Any actions or statements conveying threats to physical, mental, or property injury/damage that makes the victim believe that their life or property is in immediate danger.     		M 1,500.00 8  
     
    		  102.3.13 Threaten to Harm with a Deadly Weapon Threaten to Harm w/ Deadly Weapon 

    a. Any actions or statements conveying threats to physical, mental, or property injury/damage with anything that can be considered a weapon, that makes the victim believe that their life or property is in immediate danger.     		F 3,000.00 10  
     
    		  Reference # 102.4 - Federal Charges        
     
    		  102.4.1 Corruption Corruption

    a. A breach of public trust and/or abuse of a San Andreas government position with or without private sector accomplices. Violation of the law is when he/she asks, demands, solicits, accepts, or agrees to receive anything of value in return for being influenced in the performance of their official duties.     		F 60,000.00 60  
     
    		  102.4.2 Hostage Taking Hostage Taking

    a. Seizing or detention of an individual coupled with the threat to kill, injure, or continue to detain in order to compel a third party to take action.     		F 15,000.00 15  
     
    		  102.4.3 Human Trafficking Human Trafficking 

    a. The recruitment, transportation, harboring, or receipt of persons by improper means (such as force, abduction, fraud, coercion, etc.) for an improper purpose including forced labor, sexual exploitation, etc.     		F 14,000.00 20  
     
    		  102.4.4 Kidnapping Kidnapping - Unlawfully seizing and taking a person, or seizing and detaining a person, by force, coercion, threats, or blackmail

    a. Has to be done without the consent of the victim
    b. Unlike 102.4.2 "Hostage Taking", the victim is not used to compel a third party to take action.     		F 10,000.00 15  
     
    		  102.4.5 Torture Torture - The intentional infliction of pain or suffering on an animal or person

    a. Has to have the intent to inflict pain or suffering
    b. Does not have to have an end purpose to the torture.
    .i. If the purpose was to gain information or to incite action from the victim, charge with both Torture and Harassment.
    ii.. If the purpose was to give the victim a slow and painful death, charge with both Torture and Attempted Murder (as fit).     		F 20,000.00 25  
     
    		  102.4.6 Planting of Evidence Planting of Evidence

    a. Any elements that can be considered evidence that has been changed, or established at a scene, to make it appear as related to the accused party.
    i. Example: Planting drugs in a car that is related to an active scene.     		F 4,000.00 15  
     
    		  102.4.7 Tampering with Evidence Tampering of Evidence - Act in which a person alters, conceals, drops, falsifies, or destroys evidence with the intent to interfere with an investigation or charge

    a. Example: Person drops the drugs on them out of view of an officer to avoid being charged for the drug possession, etc.     		F 3,000.00 10  
     
    		  102.4.8 Destruction of Evidence Destruction of Evidence - Act of consuming drugs or contraband, or destroying by other means, intentionally to interfere with an investigation or to avoid being charged. F 4,000.00 15  
     
    		  102.4.9 Rioting and Inciting Riots Rioting and Inciting Riots

    a. To organize, promote, encourage, participate in, or carry on a riot.     		F 3,000.00 10  
     
    		  102.4.10 Terrorism Terrorism  

    a. The unlawful use of force and violence against persons or property to intimidate or coerce the government, civilians, or any segment, to further of political or social objectives.     		F 60,000.00 60  
     
    		  102.4.11 Terroristic Threats Terroristic Threats - Threats which are conveyed whereas the result is immediate and widespread fear, whereas the Actor has the ability and intent to carry out said threat. Must meet all of the following;

    a. Willfull Threat
    b. Specific Intent
    b. Unequivocal, Unconditional, and Specific
    i. Unequivocal is defined as the threat was made that the individual WILL carry out the threat, opposed to a threat in which they CAN carry it out.
    d. Caused Widespread Fear
    e. The Fear Was Reasonable.     		F 30,000.00 30  
     
    		  102.4.12 Treason Treason  

    a. Taking action against the government by levying war against them or adhering to their enemies.     		F 40,000.00 40  
     
    		  102.4.13 Impersonating a Government Official Impersonating a Government Official - Acting or convincing others that the person is an acting government official or BAR certified attorney.

    a. Driving in an EMS/LEO vehicle
    b. Attempting to pull someone over
    c. Wearing clothing that gives others the impression you work for EMS or PD
    d. Acting or telling people you work for the government with the intent to get something out of them or to cause fear
    e. Attempting or acting as an attorney when not BAR certified by the Department of Justice
    f. Attempting or acting as a Judge or Justice of the Department of Justice     		F 30,000.00 40  
     
    		  Reference # 102.5 - Financial Charges        
     
    		  102.5.1 Bank Robbery Bank Robbery 

    a. A person by force or violence, or intimidation, takes money or belongings from the bank or bank entities that is not theirs and received the property from the bank.     		F 12,500.00 20  
     
    		  102.5.2 Attempted Bank Robbery Attempted Bank Robbery 

    a. A person by force or violence, or intimidation, attempts to take money or belongings from the bank or bank entities that is not theirs, but is not successful.     		F 5,000.00 12  
     
    		  102.5.3 Jewellery Store Heist Jewelry Store Heist 

    a. A person by force or violence, or intimidation, takes money or belongings from the jewelry store.     		F 12,500.00 20  
     
    		  102.5.4 Attempted Jewellery Store Heist Attempted Jewelry Store Heist

    a. A person by force or violence, or intimidation, attempts to take money or belongings from the jewelry store, but is not successful.
    b. This includes pushing the button to initiate the robbery..     		F 5,000.00 12  
     
    		  102.5.5 Bribery Bribery  

    a. Offering, giving, receiving, or soliciting of any item of value to influence the actions of an official or other person in charge of legal duties.     		F 400.00 3  
     
    		  102.5.6 Fraud Fraud  

    a. Intentional misrepresentation of material existing fact made by one person to another with knowledge that it is false.     		F 800.00 5  
     
    		  102.5.7 Identity Theft Identity Theft

    a. Knowingly transferring or using, without lawful authority, a means of identification of another person with the intent to commit, or aid and abet, any unlawful activity. or for personal gain.
    i. Example: Providing false ID to PD after committing a crime that links that crime to another individual.     		F 2,500.00 5  
     
    		  102.5.8 Money Laundering Money Laundering

    a. Process of taking the proceeds of criminal activity and making them appear legal.
    i. Example: Using the casino
    ii. Example: Cop knows that the suspect robbed the bank and soon after found the suspect at the casino, but with no dirty money. It can be assumed that if sufficient evidence of the suspect robbing the bank exists, then they can also be charged with laundering the money.     		F 4,000.00 10  
     
    		  102.5.9 Racketeering / RICO Racketeering / RICO

    a. Obtaining or extorting money illegally or carrying on illegal business activities.
    i. Extorting - The gaining of property or money by any kind of force or threat.     		F 8,000.00 15  
     
    		  102.5.10 Store Robbery Store Robbery - Taking of money or goods from a business without the consent of the owner through force or intimidation. 

    a. Requires that the property be removed from the business without explicit permission from the owner of the property/business through force or intimidation.     		F 10,000.00 15  
     
    		  102.5.11 Attempted Store Robbery Attempted Store Robbery - An attempt to take money or goods from a business without the consent of the owner.

    a. Does not require property to be removed from the business.
    b. A stores 'silent alarm' is considered probable cause to charge an individual.     		F 7,500.00 10  
     
    		  Reference # 102.6 - Firearms Offenses        
     
    		  102.6.1 Brandishing a Firearm Brandishing a Firearm

    a. Does not include having a weapon out in the mountain areas where there are aggressive animals.
    b. Does not include having a weapon out in self defense.     		M 1,500.00 3  
     
    		  102.6.2 Unlawful Possession of a Class 1 Firearm Unlawful Possession of a Class 1 Firearm

    a. Possessing a Class 1 firearm without a valid pistol license
    i. Class 1 firearms are defined as semi-automatic pistols
    1. A Pistol License is invalid / suspended after 5 violation points
    2. A suspended license increases this charge to a Felony     		M / F 2,000.00 4  
     
    		  102.6.3 Unlawful Possession of a Class 2 Firearm Unlawful Possession of a Class 2 Firearm

    a. Possessing a Class 2 firearm
    i. Class 2 firearms are defined as shotguns, or
    ii. Long barrel semi automatic rifles without a valid rifle license
    1. A rifle License is invalid / suspended after 5 violation points
    2. A suspended license increases this charge to a Felony     		M / F 4,000.00 8  
     
    		  102.6.4 Unlawful Possession of a Class 3 Firearm Unlawful Possession of a Class 3 Firearm

    a. Possessing a class 3 firearm
    i. Class 3 firearms are defined as Automatic firing weapons     		F 8,000.00 12  
     
    		  102.6.5 Possession of an Illegal Weapon Possession of an Illegal Weapon

    a. Having a weapon on your person that is illegal.
    i. Illegal weapons include: 
    1. Blades which are either: (A) Automatic in unfolding (B) Longer than 5 inches
    2. Brass Knuckles (Knuckledusters)
    3. Any Non-Lethal Government issued Weapon that does not fall under class 1 / 2 / 3 (IE; Tazers, Batons, ect), excluding flashlights     		F 2,500.00 5  
     
    		  102.6.6 Possession of a Deadly Weapon Posession of a Deadly Weapon - Any tool or device that has been used in the commission of a crime.

    a. 'Deadly Weapon' is defined as any tool or device that does not fall under the definitions of Class 1 / 2 / 3 weapon or illegal weapon.
    b. The tool or device must have been used in conjunction with a crime for this to be charged.     		M 1,500.00 3  
     
    		  102.6.7 Unlawful Discharge of a Firearm Unlawful Discharge of a Firearm

    a. Discharging a firearm in public 
    b. Discharging a firearm on private land without explicit consent of the owner
    c. Dischargin a firearm in a way that would endanger the public, such as shooting from private property into a public space     		F 2,000.00 10  
     
    		  102.6.8 Weapons Trafficking Weapon Trafficking - Carrying more than 4 weapons at the same time

    a. Weapons are classified as;
    i. Any firearm 
    ii. Any weapon defined under section 102.6.5 "Possession of an Illegal Weapon"
    iii. Does not include common devices or tools unless said device or tool meets the criminal conditions pursuant 102.6.6 "Possession of a Deadly Weapon"     		F 10,000.00 14  
     
    		  Reference # 102.7 - Homicide Charges     Local / "Civilian" (perma)  
     
    		  102.7.1 First Degree Murder First Degree Murder - Premeditated killing.

    a. Has to kill willingly
    b. Deliberately killed
    c. Premeditated/planned to kill     		F 30,000.00 40 / 900  
     
    		  102.7.2 Second Degree Murder Second Degree Murder - An intentional killing that isn’t premeditated OR a killing caused by dangerous conduct that shows an obvious lack of concern for human life

    a. Has to kill willingly
    b. Deliberately killed
    c. Lack of concern for human life     		F 20,000.00 30 / 600  
     
    		  102.7.3 Voluntary Manslaughter Voluntary Manslaughter - Intentional killing without malice upon a sudden quarrel or heat of passion.

    a. Has to kill willingly
    b. Deliberately killed
    c. Killed suddenly/ in the heat of the moment     		F 15,000.00 20 / 240  
     
    		  102.7.4 Involuntary Manslaughter Involuntary Manslaughter - Occurs when someone dies as a result of the killer’s non-felony illegal act OR as a consequence of the defendant’s irresponsibility or recklessness.

    a. Did not intend to kill
    b. Killed accidentally or killed as a result of reckless actions     		F 4,000.00 10 / 120  
     
    		  102.7.5 Vehicular Manslaughter Vehicular Manslaughter - Intentionally causing the death of a person (civilian or local) due to the illegal driving of an automobile including: negligent driving, drunk driving, speeding, distracted driving, reckless driving, OR undue care and attention.

    a. This is different from "Reckless Driving Causing Death" because the vehicle was intentionally used to kill.     		F 10,000.00 15 / 240  
     
    		  102.7.6 Attempted Murder of a Civilian Attempted Murder of a Civilian - When a civilian is incapacitated and does not die.

    a. Civilian is incapacitated
    b. Revived by LEO/EMS     		F 15,000.00 25  
     
    		  102.7.7 Attempted Murder of a Government Official Attempted Murder of Government Official - When an LEO/EMS/DOJ is incapacitated and does not die.

    a. LEO/EMS/DOJ is incapacitated
    b. The LEO/EMS/DOJ are "on-duty", either in uniform or in the performance of their duties
    c. Revived by LEO/EMS     		F 22,500.00 35  
     
    		  102.7.8 Attempted Vehicular Manslaughter Attempted Vehicular Manslaughter - Using any vehicle to attempt to kill another person.

    a. The victim is incapacitated
    b. Revived by LEO/EMS     		F 7,500.00 10  
     
    		  Reference # 102.8 - Property Charges        
     
    		  102.8.1 Arson Arson - Setting fire to property or persons.

    a. Does not include accidental fire caused by a burning vehicle.
    b. Intentional fire starting.     		F 3,000.00 10  
     
    		  102.8.2 Burglary Burglary - Breaking and entering a building illegally for the purpose of committing a crime. 

    a. Can be applied to properties if the individual goes to the property and commits a crime. Does not include taking over the property.     		F 3,500.00 16  
     
    		  102.8.3 Breaking and Entering Breaking and Entering - Breaking and entering a building illegally without the purpose of committing a crime. M 500.00 4  
     
    		  102.8.4 Destruction of Government Property Destruction of Police/EMS Property- Causing any damage to vehicles or property owned by the police department or fire department F 4,000.00 9  
     
    		  102.8.5 Destruction of Civilian Property Destruction of Civilian Property - Causing any damage to vehicles or property owned by a civilian. F 4,000.00 8  
     
    		  102.8.6 Grand Theft Auto Grand Theft Auto - Stealing any vehicle not registered and owned by the individual.

    a. Includes civilian and local vehicles.     		F 5,000.00 12  
     
    		  102.8.7 Grand Theft Auto(Attempted) Grand Theft Auto (Attempted) - Trying to steal any vehicle not registered and owned by the individual. 

    a. Includes civilian and local vehicles.     		F 1,000.00 5  
     
    		  102.8.8 Loitering Loitering - To linger or hang around in a Private place or Business where one has no particular purpose.

    a. Includes occupying space in a public thoroughfare which obstructs pedestrian traffic (sidewalks).
    b. LEO can have individual(s) removed from an area if a lot of criminal activity or violence or disorderly conduct is occurring
    c. Individual(s) must be warned and refused to leave.     		C 500.00 0  
     
    		  102.8.9 Armed Robbery Armed Robbery - Taking of money or goods in the possession of another by force or intimidation.

    a. Individual robbed had to feel threatened.
    b. Intent to deprive individual of the good or possession permanently.     		F 5,000.00 8  
     
    		  102.8.10 Shoplifting Shoplifting - Taking belongings from a store or market without paying for it.

    a. Has to leave store with material good.
    b. Intent of not paying before leaving the store.     		M 500.00 0  
     
    		  102.8.11 Theft Theft - General charge covering all types of stealing. The physical removal of an object without the consent of the owner. 

    a. Use this charge if the owner was not physically threatened or intimidated by the robber.     		F 2,000.00 5  
     
    		  102.8.12 Trespassing Trespassing - Being on the property owned by another without their consent.

    a. Property owner can defend their property with non-lethal force..
    b. May be charged if individual was ordered and failed to leave the property by the property owner or agent thereof.     		M 300.00 2  
     
    		  102.8.13 Vandalism Vandalism - Deliberate defacing or destruction of property.

    a. Has to be deliberate and willful.
    b. Has to have the intent of causing damage.
    c. Property damaged has to be owned by someone else other than the vandalizer.     		M 300.00 3  
     
    		  102.8.14 Possession of Govt Property Possession of Government Property - Being in the possession of government property that is only issued to a government employee. 

    a. Includes but is not limited to; Vehicles, Motorcycles, Police issued Firearms or Weapons, Key cards, Keys, ect.     		F 7,500.00 15  
     
    		  102.8.15 Posession of Stolen Property Possession of Stolen Property - Being in the possession of property that is not owned by the individual. 

    a. Includes but is not limited to; Vehicles, Motorcycles, Bicycles, Items in which was forcefully obtained to be used in the manufacturing of controlled substances, ect.     		F 4,000.00 10  
     
    		  102.8.16 Possession of Burglary Tools Possession of Burglary Tools - Being in possession of Lockpicks 

    a. Lockpicks are legal for those whom use them in execution of their legal occupation, however will be removed if arrested and may be charged if used to commit a felony.     		M 500.00 2  
     
    		  Reference # 102.9 - Public Order Charges        
     
    		  102.9.1 Disorderly Conduct Disorderly Conduct - Any conduct that can disturbs the regular flow of life in public.

    a. Soliciting or engaging in lewd conduct in a public place or a place open to public view.
    b. Soliciting or engaging in any act of prostitution.
    c. Soliciting another person in a public area for the purpose of begging.
    d. Relieving oneself in public. (Using the pee/poo emotes in public)
    e. Being in a public place while intoxicated, under the influence of drugs, or any mind-altering substances.
    f. Having a non-covered open container of alcohol in public.
    g. Non-lethal fighting in a public place.     		M 500.00 5  
     
    		  102.9.2 Disturbing the Peace Disturbing the Peace - When a person engages in disorderly conduct that causes excessively loud noises.

    a. Fighting or challenging some to fight in a public place.
    b. Using offensive words in a public place that is likely to incite violence.
    c. Shouting in a public place intending to incite violence or unlawful activity.
    d. Bullying.
    e. Holding an unlawful public assembly.
    f. Shouting profanities or insults out of a car window intending to gain a reaction from the person(s) being shouted at.
    g. Intentionally playing loud music after warnings of turning it down or shutting it off.     		M 500.00 3  
     
    		  102.9.3 Indecent Exposure Indecent Exposure - Purposefully displaying one’s genitals in public. 

    a. Any character model that has exposed genitals can be given this charge and forced to the clothing store to cover up properly.     		M 300.00 1  
     
    		  102.9.4 Public Intoxication Public Intoxication - When a person is visibly drunk or under the influence of any drugs in public. 

    a. They do not have to have any drugs or alcohol on their person to be charged.     		M 250.00 1  
     
    		  102.9.5 Public Defication/Urination Public Defecation/Urination - Relieving oneself in public. 

    a. Using the pee or poo emotes in public. 

    b. Can also be charged with disorderly conduct. Even though this charge is covered under Disorderly Conduct, can still be charged with both, depending on the attitude of the perpetrator..     		M 400.00 1  
     
    		  102.9.6 Resisting Arrest Resisting Arrest - Any physical action to attempt to not be detained by an officer of the law.

    a. Fleeing or attempting to flee from the officer, either before being handcuffed or afte.
    b. Threatening the officer with physical violence while being arrested.
    c. Being unruly so the officer cannot properly detain the individual.     		M 750.00 8  
     
    		  102.9.7 Solicitation Solicitation - A request or offer intended to obtain something.

    a. Criminally urging, advising, or ordering someone to commit a crime.
    b. Offering to pay for sex or requesting money in exchange for sex.     		M 500.00 1  
     
    		  Reference # 102.10 - Substance Charges        
     
    		  102.10.1 DUI/DWI DUI / DWI (Driving under the influence / Driving while impaired) - Driving while under the influence of alcohol or any drugs.

    a. Having a Blood Alcohol Level ("B.A.C") of .08 or above     		M 1,500.00 5  
     
    		  102.10.2 Open Container Open Container - Having an open, uncovered container of alcohol in a public place where alcohol is not allowed. C 50.00 0  
     
    		  102.10.3 Dealing Dealing - Selling or attempting to sell illegal drugs to others.

    a. Having the final product of drugs near the point of sale of those drugs. Example, having possession of drugs in the direct vicinity of a CDS Complaint
    i. An individual is seen in the immediate vicinity of a CDS complaint. 
    ii. If an individual is identified leaving a CDS complaint 3 times, it is reasonable suspicion for questioning.     		F 1,500.00 10  
     
    		  102.10.4 Manufacturing/Cultivation Manufacturing and Cultivation - Possession of unprocessed drugs at the point of processing for that drug; OR possession of both unprocessed and processed drug of the same type at the same time; OR being in the immediate vicinity of any illegal gathering locations

    a. Must be actively manufacturing or gathering the illegal items.     		F 7,500.00 10  
     
    		  102.10.5 Paraphernalia Paraphernalia - Possession of any equipment, product, or material of any kind which is primarily intended or designed for use in manufacturing, compounding, converting, concealing, producing, processing, or preparing drugs.

    a. Being in possession of a combination of 2 or more Methamphetamine ingredients; lithium / hydrochloric acid (container) / sulfuric acid / nail polish remover / red phosphorus / contained acidic gasses
    b. Being in possession of unprocessed marijuana / cannabis.
    c. Being in possession of unprocessed cocaine.
    d. Unlawfully possessing any Seeds that are used in the cultivation of narcotics.     		M 750.00 3  
     
    		  102.10.6 Possession (Over 14 units if Weed) Possession - Having illegal drugs or contraband on your person or stored in the vehicle you are in possession of.

    a. Possessing up to 20 units of illegal narcotics
    i. More than 20 units, refer to 'Trafficking / Distribution'
    b. Up to 14 units of 'Weed (processed Marijuana)' is legal.     		M 1,200.00 5  
     
    		  102.10.7 Trafficking/Distribution Trafficking/ Distribution - Having possession of more than 20 units of drugs at the same time.

    a. Does not have to be more than 20 of the same drug. Combination of more than 20 of any type.
    b. The 'drug' must be in its final product form     		F 10,000.00 15  
     
    		  Reference # 102.11 - Traffic Charges        
     
    		  102.11.1 Distracted Driving Distracted Driving - Driving while the full attention is not on driving safely C 200.00 0  
     
    		  102.11.2 Driving without Headlights Driving Without Headlights - Driving in darkened or low-visibility conditions without headlights on and working C 200.00 0  
     
    		  102.11.3 Driving Without a Valid Driver's License Driving Without a Valid Drivers License - Operating a motor vehicle in the state of San Andreas is a priviledge not a right, your license can be suspended for poor driving. 

    a. Driving without a license
    b. Driving witha license which has more than 10 violations is a felony.
    i. Upgraded to a Felony if the license is suspended.
    c. A Probationary Drivers License can be obtained, that will be invalidated if you have any violations applied to it and shall not have passengers within the vehicle..     		M / F 1,000.00 5  
     
    		  102.11.4 Fleeing and Eluding Fleeing and Eluding - After being signaled or asked to pull over, proceeding to move the vehicle in any way as to not pull over OR continuing to drive with the intention to escape being pulled over.

    a. Has to be willingly done by the driver.
    b. Has to have the intent to flee or attempt to flee.     		F 2,250.00 15  
     
    		  102.11.5 Illegal Parking Illegal Parking - Parking in any space that isn’t specifically marked for parking.

    a. Curbs that are not marked with red are legal for parking.
    b. Parking in any alleyway is illegal.if it obstructs traffic     		C 100.00 0  
     
    		  102.11.6 Illegal U-Turn Illegal U-Turn - Turning around to go the other direction of travel in any space not specifically designated for u-turns. C 150.00 0  
     
    		  102.11.7 Illegal Window Tint Illegal Window Tint - Having a window tint that goes against vehicle modification regulations. 

    a. Pure black window tint is illegal.     		C 300.00 0  
     
    		  102.11.8 Jaywalking Jaywalking - Crossing the street in any spot not designated as a crosswalk OR using the crosswalk in an extremely slow fashion with the intent to hold up traffic. C 50.00 0  
     
    		  102.11.9 Leaving the Scene of an Accident/Hit and Run Leaving the Scene of an Accident/ Hit and Run - Leaving the immediate scene after a vehicular accident occurs.

    a. Includes being involved in the accident or being a witness.
    b. Includes hitting a person or non-moving vehicle and then leaving the scene.     		F 3,000.00 10  
     
    		  102.11.10 Reckless Driving Reckless Driving - Driving a motorized vehicle in a manner than displays a disregard for the rules of the road. Must include more than 1 of the following;

    a. Driving more than 30 MPH over the speed limit.
    b. Switching lanes of traffic continuously.
    c. Street racing.
    d. Not stopping for red lights and stop signs.
    e. Burnouts in areas with heavy foot traffic.
    f. Taking corners too fast or drifting around corners.
    g. Etc. [Above are suggestions]     		M 750.00 5  
     
    		  102.11.11 Reckless Endagerment Reckless Endangerment - Driving a motorized vehicle in a manner that displays a disregard for the rules of the road that also directly endangers the lives of others. 

    a. Any of the regulations in a - g of Reckless Driving while there are passengers in the vehicle
    b. Includes endangerment of other lives not in the vehicle, e.g. drivers and passengers of other vehicles, bystanders on sidewalks, officers/ems, etc.     		M 1,000.00 10  
     
    		  102.11.12 Reckless Driving causing Death . Reckless Driving Causing Death - Any driving of a motorized vehicle in a manner that displays a disregard for the rules of the road that ends in someone getting critically injured or resulting in death.

    a. Includes driving that maims or kills passengers in the vehicle.
    b. Includes drivers or passengers in other vehicles that come into contact with the reckless driving.     		F 4,000.00 15 / 120  
     
    		  102.11.13 Running a Red Light / Stop Sign Running a Red Light/ Stop Sign - Going through or not properly stopping at a red light or stop sign. 

    a. When making a right turn at a red light, vehicle must come to a complete stop before turning.     		C 250.00 0  
     
    		  102.11.14 Speeding (5-9 Over) Speeding - Going more than 5 MPH over the speed limit.

    a. 45 MPH in the cities of Los Santos, Paleto, Sandy Shores, Grapeseed, and Chumash
    b. 65 MPH on roads outside of city limits.
    c. 70 MPH on the highway.
    d. Charged as 5-9 over, 10-19 over, 20-29 over     		C 100.00 0  
     
    		  102.11.15 Speeding (10-19 Over) C 200.00 0  
     
    		  102.11.16 Speeding (20-29 Over) C 500.00 0  
     
    		  102.11.17 Street Racing Street Racing - Attempting to race or racing with another vehicle on public roads. M 500.00 2  
     
    		  102.11.18 Undue Care and Attention Undue Care and Attention - Being negligent in any way while driving a vehicle.

    a. Running into street signs, poles, or other stationary objects.
    b. Running into a parked vehicle.
    c. Etc. [Above are suggestions. Up to discretion of officer what can also count]     		C 500.00 0  
     
    		  102.11.19 Unlawful Vehicle Modifications . Unlawful Vehicle Modifications - Any modifications made to the original vehicle that cause distractions while driving.

    a. Underglow is legal.
    b. Red headlights are illegal.
    c. Any vehicle without a plate should not be driven within city limits.     		C 500.00 0  
     
    		  102.11.20 Unroadworthy Vehicle . Unroadworthy Vehicle - Any damage to the vehicle that would make it difficult or unsafe for the vehicle to continue to be driven.

    a. Popped tires.
    b. Missing windows or windshield.
    c. Heavy bumper damage.
    d. Missing taillights or headlights.a. 

    Unroadworthy Vehicle - Driving a vehicle within Los Santos city or highway roads that are but not limited to:
    a. Golf Cart
    b. Dirt Bike
    c. ATV 
    d. Industrial excavators/dump truck     		C 400.00 0  
     
    		  102.11.21 Failure to Yield Failure to Yield/Move Over - Failing to yield to an emergency vehicle that has its lights and/or sirens on, or failure to move into a lane not occupied by emergency vehicles when possible.

    a. Emergency vehicles are defined as any vehicle that is owned and operated by a government agency such as LSPD, BCSO, LSFR, SASP
    b. On roads where there is a solid yellow line and is one line, you must slow down as you can not move over.     		C 1,000.00 0  
     
    		  Reference # 102.12 - Fish and Wildlife Charges        
     
    		  102.12.1 Poaching Poaching - Actively engaging in the hunting of endangered animals

    a. Being in the immediate vicinity of a slain endangered animal will be probable cause for a search.
    b. Charge may only apply upon witness of the officer that the individual was actively seeking and targeting said endangered animal, or; upon search reveals endangered animal remains upon said person.     		F 5,000.00 10  
     
    		  102.12.2 Hunting w/o a valid license Hunting without a valid License - Failure to provide a Hunting License

    a. Must meet reasonable suspicion standards that the individual was hunting
    b. Hunting licenses are revoked after 5 violations
    i. Upgraded to a Felony if the license is suspended.     		M / F 1,000.00 5  
     
    		  102.12.3 Possession of Endangered Animal Remains Possession of Endangered Animal Remains - Being in possession of Endangered Animal remains..

    a. Endangered Animals include;
    i. Mountain Lions
    ii. Chicken Hawks
    iii. Chimpanzees     		M 2,000.00 4  
     
    		  102.12.4 Possession of Endangered Animal products Possession of Endangered Animal Products - Being in possession of products or items that are the result of manufacturing Endangered Animals.

    a. Any products or items manufactured from endangered remains.     		F 3,000.00 8  
     
    		  102.12.5 Manufacturing of Endangered Animal Remains Manufacturing of Endangered Animal Remains - Manufacturing of any endangered animal remains that creates a new product.

    a. Must be actively manufacturing
    b. Being in the vicinity of 'processing equipment' (ie; circle) is probable cause.
    c. Being on the property of a butchery is reasonable suspicion.     		F 7,500.00 12  
     
    		  102.12.6 Assault against Animal/Wildlife Assault against Animal/Wildlife 

    a. Causing harm purposely, knowingly, or recklessly to any animal that isn’t human.     		F 3,500.00 6