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California Penal Code Section 240 (PC 240): Assault

Definition and Aspects of Assault: Under California Penal Code 240 (PC 240), it is against the law to commit a violent injury on the person of another. Assault is defined as having the intention and the present ability to harm another person, and it is a misdemeanor offense punishable with jail time and expensive fines. Assault and Battery are often referred to together;...
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California Vehicle Code Section 20002 (VC 20002): Hit and Run

Definition and Aspects of Hit and Run: Under the law, it is required that if a vehicle accident occurs where there is damage to other vehicles or property, the drivers must stop at the nearest safe location. If someone fails to do so and leaves the scene of the incident, he/she violates California Vehicle Code 20002 (VC 20002). Hit and Run is a misdemeanor offense,...
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California Penal Code Section 29800 (PC 29800): Felon in Possession of a Firearm

Definition and Aspects of Felon in Possession of a Firearm: Under California Penal Code 29800 (PC 29800), it is against the law for a convicted felon or someone with an outstanding felony warrant to possess, purchase, or own a firearm. This statute is a felony offense, and if convicted, the punishment can go up to 3 years in county jail. To be convicted of California...
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California Penal Code Section 30305(a)(1) (PC 30305(a)(1)): Possession of Ammunition by Person Prohibited

Definition and Aspects of Possession of Ammunition: In the United States, people have the right to acquire weapons and ammunition. However, certain individuals had this right taken away. California Penal Code 30305(a)(1) (PC 30305(a)(1)) prohibits specific individuals from possessing ammunition, and if violated, it can result in jail or prison time and expensive fines. To...
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California Penal Code Section 261.5 (PC 261.5): Statutory Rape

Definition and Aspects of Statutory Rape: Under California Penal Code 261.5 (PC 261.5), it is against the law to have sexual intercourse with a minor to whom the Defendant isn’t married. For this statute, it does not matter whether the intercourse was consensual, forced, or even initiated by the minor. Statutory Rape is a misdemeanor or even felony-level offense and can...
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California Vehicle Code Section 23152(f) (VC 23152(f)): DUI of Drugs

Definition and Aspects of DUI of Drugs: Under California Vehicle Code 23152(f) (VC 23152(f)), it is against the law to operate a motor vehicle under the influence of drugs. If a drug impairs the person’s driving, whether it is prescribed or illegal, it is against the law. California Vehicle Code 23152(f) (VC 23152(f)) is usually a misdemeanor offense, punishable with jail...
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