Criminal law - Revision history

XeonMations at 23:59, 17 February 2026

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	A person being searched or arrested has the right to read the warrant authorizing the search or arrest prior to the act being conducted.		A person being searched or arrested has the right to read the warrant authorizing the search or arrest prior to the act being conducted.

	As the senior law enforcement officer within the city, the Police ~~Chief~~ is empowered to sign and issue warrants. When the Police ~~Chief~~ is absent, Police Sergeants become empowered to sign and issue warrants.		As the senior law enforcement officer within the city, the Police Captain is empowered to sign and issue warrants. When the Police Captain is absent, Police Sergeants become empowered to sign and issue warrants.

	If there is no Police ~~Chief~~ or Sergeants, the Police Officers making up the force may verbally and unanimously authorize a Police Officer to sign and issue warrants until one of the appropriate authorities is in the city. Such warrants must be reviewed by appropriate authorities as soon as they are available to do so.		If there is no Police Captain or Sergeants, the Police Officers making up the force may verbally and unanimously authorize a Police Officer to sign and issue warrants until one of the appropriate authorities is in the city. Such warrants must be reviewed by appropriate authorities as soon as they are available to do so.

	'''There are exceptions to the requirement of having and presenting a warrant, including:'''		'''There are exceptions to the requirement of having and presenting a warrant, including:'''
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	=== Appeals and Grand Juries ===		=== Appeals and Grand Juries ===
	Offenders being fined or held in custody for any duration may appeal to the arresting officer's Sergeant, and then to the Police ~~Chief~~.		Offenders being fined or held in custody for any duration may appeal to the arresting officer's Sergeant, and then to the Police Captain.

	As a last resort, all persons being held until trial may request their case be reviewed by a grand jury of no more than five and no less than three members of the community that are not law enforcement or immediate family members or employees of the offender. The grand jury shall determine if the evidence held by law enforcement is enough to suggest that an offender more likely than not was responsible for the offense alleged.		As a last resort, all persons being held until trial may request their case be reviewed by a grand jury of no more than five and no less than three members of the community that are not law enforcement or immediate family members or employees of the offender. The grand jury shall determine if the evidence held by law enforcement is enough to suggest that an offender more likely than not was responsible for the offense alleged.
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	The grand jury shall have the authority to ask questions of the arresting officer and offender, view any evidence, and upon unanimous agreement that no evidential basis exists for a crime, may order the release of an offender or stay an execution, pending full trial.		The grand jury shall have the authority to ask questions of the arresting officer and offender, view any evidence, and upon unanimous agreement that no evidential basis exists for a crime, may order the release of an offender or stay an execution, pending full trial.

	The ~~Chief~~ of Police or Sergeant shall be responsible for gathering the persons to serve on a grand jury panel.		The Captain of Police or Sergeant shall be responsible for gathering the persons to serve on a grand jury panel.

	===Criminal Offenses===		===Criminal Offenses===

TheFool: /* Misdemeanors */

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Misdemeanors

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	\|$800		\|$800
	\|Police officers do not need probable cause to detain a person for identification, only reasonable suspicion.		\|Police officers do not need probable cause to detain a person for identification, only reasonable suspicion.
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			\|'''Obstruction of Justice'''
			\|Interfering with the ability of law enforcement officials to carry out arrests or investigate criminal activity.
			\|$300
			\|$600
			\|This includes interfering with some aspect of the judicial system, such as interfering with a jury or witness or otherwise taking any steps to prevent a fair trial.
	\|}		\|}

TheFool: /* Felonies */

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Felonies

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 |$500 Bail and Confiscation of All Illegal Drugs
 |$2,000 Bail
 |-
 |'''Fraud and related activity in connection with ID, Documents, Information, etc'''

TheFool: /* Misdemeanors */

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 |Dismissal from Service
 |This applies to all law enforcement officers and private security guards.
 |-
 |'''Assault'''

TheFool: /* Felonies */

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Felonies

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	\|$500 Bail and Confiscation of All Illegal Drugs		\|$500 Bail and Confiscation of All Illegal Drugs
	\|$2,000 Bail		\|$2,000 Bail
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			\|'''Fraud and related activity in connection with ID, Documents, Information, etc'''
			\|The creation, possession, transfer or a false identification document, or knowing and unlawful use of an identification document.
			\|$1000 Bail and Confiscation of All Illegal Documents
			\|$3,000 Bail
			\|This includes knowingly transfering, possession of, or unlawful use of an identification of another person with intent to commit, aid or abet, or in connection with other criminal acts.
	\|}		\|}
	{\|		{\|

TheFool: /* Misdemeanors */

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Misdemeanors

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	\|Additional $1000 to the State.		\|Additional $1000 to the State.
	\|This does not include vandalism.		\|This does not include vandalism.
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			\|'''Failure to Show ID'''
			\|The unlawful refusal to identify oneself during a police detention.
			\|$300
			\|$800
			\|Police officers do not need probable cause to detain a person for identification, only reasonable suspicion.
	\|}		\|}

TheFool: /* Offense Classes */

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Offense Classes

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	In San Francisco, the California Penal Code is enforced by the San Francisco Police Department. Police Officers (subject to their chain of command) have the authority to issue warnings, fines, or conduct arrests for the violation of these laws in accordance with the maximum punishment guidelines. When present in the city, federal officials such as FBI Investigators have the authority but not the obligation to enforce these laws; their focus instead is on conducting long-term investigation work as opposed to street-level enforcement.		In San Francisco, the California Penal Code is enforced by the San Francisco Police Department. Police Officers (subject to their chain of command) have the authority to issue warnings, fines, or conduct arrests for the violation of these laws in accordance with the maximum punishment guidelines. When present in the city, federal officials such as FBI Investigators have the authority but not the obligation to enforce these laws; their focus instead is on conducting long-term investigation work as opposed to street-level enforcement.

	=== ~~'''~~Offense Classes~~'''~~ ===		=== Offense Classes ===
	Within the Penal Code, there are three classes of offenses ranging for least to most serious: Infractions, Misdemeanors, and Felonies.		Within the Penal Code, there are three classes of offenses ranging for least to most serious: Infractions, Misdemeanors, and Felonies.

TheFool: /* Corporate Rights */

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Corporate Rights

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	*To own and keep automatic weapons of a smaller caliber within city limits, to actively protect a VIP such as the CEO or a delegate of theirs(Executives, Seneschal, Primogens). This includes the Killamatic Uzi, HK MP5, and Thompson Machine Gun. In this role they do NOT have detaining powers beyond that of a normal citizen(A reduction in power from a private property), nor jurisdiction to chase immediate suspects past one.		*To own and keep automatic weapons of a smaller caliber within city limits, to actively protect a VIP such as the CEO or a delegate of theirs(Executives, Seneschal, Primogens). This includes the Killamatic Uzi, HK MP5, and Thompson Machine Gun. In this role they do NOT have detaining powers beyond that of a normal citizen(A reduction in power from a private property), nor jurisdiction to chase immediate suspects past one.
	*To own and keep ballistic armor on private property, and while on duty. This does NOT include army pattern vests or helmets, OR Anti-Explosive EOD equipment.		*To own and keep ballistic armor on private property, and while on duty. This does NOT include army pattern vests or helmets, OR Anti-Explosive EOD equipment.
	*To have the right to detain suspects on private property, and jurisdiction to chase immediate suspects that have fled private property. If ~~this is~~ done, ~~they are~~ responsible for informing the SFPD of the situation, so ~~they~~ may take control.		*To have the right to detain suspects on private property, and jurisdiction to chase immediate suspects that have fled private property. If either are done, the Corporate Partner is responsible for informing the SFPD of the situation, so the PD may take control.

	=== Due Process ===		=== Due Process ===

TheFool at 22:19, 30 May 2025

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	*To own and keep in a restricted area of a private property, weapons of larger calibers, including semi-automatics, automatics, and shotguns. These may be used in defense of private property. They are restricted to the property they are used in, and not on public property. While transporting outside of these conditions, it needs to be unloaded and concealed in a bag or vehicle.		*To own and keep in a restricted area of a private property, weapons of larger calibers, including semi-automatics, automatics, and shotguns. These may be used in defense of private property. They are restricted to the property they are used in, and not on public property. While transporting outside of these conditions, it needs to be unloaded and concealed in a bag or vehicle.
	*To own and keep automatic weapons of a smaller caliber within city limits, to actively protect a VIP such as the CEO or a delegate of theirs(Executives, Seneschal, Primogens). This includes the Killamatic Uzi, HK MP5, and Thompson Machine Gun. In this role they do NOT have ~~arresting~~ powers beyond that of a normal citizen(A reduction in power from a private property), nor jurisdiction to chase immediate suspects past one.		*To own and keep automatic weapons of a smaller caliber within city limits, to actively protect a VIP such as the CEO or a delegate of theirs(Executives, Seneschal, Primogens). This includes the Killamatic Uzi, HK MP5, and Thompson Machine Gun. In this role they do NOT have detaining powers beyond that of a normal citizen(A reduction in power from a private property), nor jurisdiction to chase immediate suspects past one.
	*To own and keep ballistic armor on private property, and while on duty. This does NOT include army pattern vests or helmets, OR Anti-Explosive EOD equipment.		*To own and keep ballistic armor on private property, and while on duty. This does NOT include army pattern vests or helmets, OR Anti-Explosive EOD equipment.
	*To have ~~arresting powers~~ on private property, and jurisdiction to chase immediate suspects that have fled private property.		*To have the right to detain suspects on private property, and jurisdiction to chase immediate suspects that have fled private property. If this is done, they are responsible for informing the SFPD of the situation, so they may take control.

	=== Due Process ===		=== Due Process ===

TheFool: /* Corporate Rights */

2025-05-13T02:25:15Z

Corporate Rights

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	=== Corporate Rights ===		=== Corporate Rights ===
	Corporate entities with contracts for private security are known by the San Francisco Police Department, and are regulated by the Bureau of Security and Investigative Services. This means that corporate partners have incentive to guarantee conduct, and not having the Government issue complaints, or full suspensions. An immediate injunction may be provided by the City (Administration) if the police see fit to report it. Private Security and Investigative personnel for corporate partners are entitled to certain rights in the facilitation of their work.		Corporate entities with contracts for private security are known by the San Francisco Police Department, and are regulated by the Bureau of Security and Investigative Services. This means that corporate partners have incentive to guarantee conduct, and not having the Government issue complaints, or full suspensions. An immediate injunction may be provided by the City (Administration) if the police see fit to report it. Private Security and Investigative personnel for corporate partners are entitled to certain rights in the facilitation of their work. (Corporate Partners are the Camarilla, Endron, and the Giovanni family)

	*To own and keep in a restricted area of a private property, weapons of larger calibers, including semi-automatics, automatics, and shotguns. These may be used in defense of private property. They are restricted to the property they are used in, and not on public property. While transporting outside of these conditions, it needs to be unloaded and concealed in a bag or vehicle.		*To own and keep in a restricted area of a private property, weapons of larger calibers, including semi-automatics, automatics, and shotguns. These may be used in defense of private property. They are restricted to the property they are used in, and not on public property. While transporting outside of these conditions, it needs to be unloaded and concealed in a bag or vehicle.