The document outlines the operations and legal framework of bail bonds in California, including how bail works, historical context, and relevant penal codes. It details the responsibilities of bail agents, the rights of defendants, and the processes involved in posting bail, as well as significant legislative changes affecting bail laws over time. The document serves as a comprehensive guide for understanding the bail system, the rights of defendants, and the duties of various legal entities involved.

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2. Table of Contents
2. How Bail Works
3. History of Bail
5. Penal Code Relating to Bail
22. Title 10 CA Code of Regulations
50. Re-Instatement / Re-Assumption of Liability
51. Rewrite Bonds
52. Renewal Premiums
53. Return of Premium
54. Premium Rates
55. Sample Bail Forms
67. CA Dept of Insurance
71. Fugitive Recovery Laws
87. CA Bail Associations
90. CA Approved Surety Companies
92. The Block Report
120. County Jail List
121. San Diego Felony Bail Schedule
246. Los Angeles Bail Schedule
269. Orange County Bail Schedule
290. San Bernardino Bail Schedule
308. Riverside Bail Schedule
328. 1275 Hearings, Nebia Hearings and Federal Bond

3. How Bail Works
Posting of a bail bond – This process involves a contractual undertaking
guaranteed by a Licensed, Bonded and Insured Bail Bondsman and the
individual posting bail. The bail agent guarantees to the court that the defendant
will appear in court each and every time the judge requires them to.
For this service, the defendant is charged a percentage of the bail amount.
Before being released the defendant or a relative or friend of the defendant,
typically contacts a bail agent to arrange for the posting of bail. Prior to the
posting of a bail bond, the defendant or a co-signer must guarantee that they will
pay the full amount of bail if the defendant does not appear in court.
Typically, a family member or a close friend of the defendant will post bail and
cosign. Collateral is not always required for a person to be bailed from jail. Often
a person can be bailed from jail on the signature of a friend or family member.
Cosigners typically need to be working and either own or rent a home in the
same area for some time.
After an agreement is reached, the bail bondsman posts a bond for the amount
of the bail, to guarantee the defendant’s return to court. If the defendant “skips”,
the cosigner is then responsible for the full amount of the bail. If the defendant is
located within a certain amount of time and arrested by the bail enforcement
agent the cosigner is then only responsible for all expenses the bail agent incurs
while looking for the defendant.
Sean Cook
Premiere Bail Bonds
800-662-0056

4. The History of Bail in the United States
By: Sean M. Cook
Bail in the United States evolved from British statutes and policies, with the newly independent
colonies in 1776 formulating policies similar to those established under British tradition.
For example, Virginia’s constitution in 1776 – which laid the groundwork for the U.S. Bill of
Rights – included a provision stating that “excessive bail ought not to be required.” In 1785, a
statute strengthened this provision by giving rules for bail, including one denying bail to those
“punishable by life or limb.”
The Eighth Amendment to the Constitution came almost verbatim from Virginia’s constitution.
The amendment reads, “Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor
cruel and unusual punishments inflicted.”
The Sixth Amendment, like the English Habeas Corpus Act of 1678, also plays a role in U.S.
bail structure by guaranteeing that those arrested know the “nature and cause of the accusation”
against them, thus allowing them to determine if they are entitled to bail based on their alleged
offense.
In 1789, the same Congress that proposed the Eighth Amendment also passed the Judiciary Act,
which specified which types of crimes were eligible for bail and set bonds on judges’ discretion
in setting bail. Basically, the Judiciary Act stated that suspects in non-capital offenses were
allowed bail, while giving judges the decision about whether to detain suspects before trial for
capital offenses (meaning murder, espionage, treason and other crimes punishable by death or
life in prison).
The Judiciary Act formulated the fundamental U.S. bail structure that stayed in place for nearly
200 years. In 1966, Congress made a substantive change to bail law with the Bail Reform Act,
which indicated that a non-capital offense defendant “shall…be ordered released pending trial on
his personal recognizance” or on personal bond unless a judicial officer felt this would not
guarantee the defendant’s appearance at trial.
The 1966 act thus told the courts to release suspects with as little burden as necessary to ensure
appearance at trial. In non-capital cases, the act did not allow a judge to weigh a suspect’s
potential threat to the community in determining bail.
This provision drew criticism, particularly in the District of Columbia, where all crimes formerly
fell under regulation of federal bail law. So, in 1970, the passage of the District of Columbia
Court Reform and Criminal Procedure Act allowed judges to consider dangerousness to the
community, as well as risk of flight, when setting bail in non-capital cases.
Safety to the community became a factor in the entire federal bail system in 1984 with the
passage of the Bail Reform Act. Under this act, a defendant can be detained without bail if he
poses a risk to the community; may intimidate jurors or witnesses (or otherwise obstruct justice

5. while out on bail); or committed a violent or drug offense, an offense with a penalty of death or
life in prison, or a felony while already having a serious criminal record.
Through its changes over the years, though, the foundation of the bail system has remained
constant, with in most cases defendants maintaining their constitutionally guaranteed right to
remain free while waiting for trial.
To learn more about the history of bail, visit www.bail.com.
Veteran bail agent Sean M. Cook owns and operates Premiere Bail Bonds in California. He is the
author of “Bail Bonds 101” and “Bail Bonds 201,” and frequently lectures on the bail bond
industry. Find out more at www.premierebailbonds.com/.
Copyright © 2006. All rights reserved.

6. PENAL
CODE
SECTION
1268-­1276.5
1268.
Admission
to
bail
is
the
order
of
a
competent
Court
or
magistrate
that
the
defendant
be
discharged
from
actual
custody
upon
bail.
1269.
The
taking
of
bail
consists
in
the
acceptance,
by
a
competent
court
or
magistrate,
of
the
undertaking
of
sufficient
bail
for
the
appearance
of
the
defendant,
according
to
the
terms
of
the
undertaking,
or
that
the
bail
will
pay
to
the
people
of
this
state
a
specified
sum.
Upon
filing,
the
clerk
shall
enter
in
the
register
of
actions
the
date
and
amounts
of
such
bond
and
the
name
or
names
of
the
surety
or
sureties
thereon.
In
the
event
of
the
loss
or
destruction
of
such
bond,
such
entries
so
made
shall
be
prima
facie
evidence
of
the
due
execution
of
such
bond
as
required
by
law.
Whenever
any
bail
bond
has
been
deposited
in
any
criminal
action
or
proceeding
in
a
municipal
or
superior
court
or
in
any
proceeding
in
habeas
corpus
in
a
superior
court,
and
it
is
made
to
appear
to
the
satisfaction
of
the
court
by
affidavit
or
by
testimony
in
open
court
that
more
than
three
years
have
elapsed
since
the
exoneration
or
release
of
said
bail,
the
court
must
direct
that
such
bond
be
destroyed.
1269a.
Except
as
otherwise
provided
by
law,
no
defendant
charged
in
a
warrant
of
arrest
with
any
public
offense
shall
be
discharged
from
custody
upon
bail
except
upon
a
written
order
of
a
competent
court
or
magistrate
admitting
the
defendant
to
bail
in
the
amount
specified
in
the
indorsement
referred
to
in
Section
815a,
and
where
an
undertaking
is
furnished,
upon
a
written
order
of
such
court
or
magistrate
approving
the
undertaking.
All
such
orders
must
be
signed
by
such
court
or
magistrate
and
delivered
to
the
officer
having
custody
of
the
defendant
before
the
defendant
is
released.
Any
officer
releasing
any
defendant
upon
bail
otherwise
than
as
herein
provided
shall
be
guilty
of
a
misdemeanor.
1269b.
(a)
The
officer
in
charge
of
a
jail
in
which
an
arrested
person
is
held
in
custody,
an
officer
of
a
sheriff's
department
or
police
department
of
a
city
who
is
in
charge
of
a
jail
or
is
employed
at
a
fixed
police
or
sheriff's
facility
and
is
acting
under
an
agreement
with
the
agency
that
keeps
the
jail
in
which
an
arrested
person
is
held
in
custody,
an
employee
of
a
sheriff's
department
or
police
department
of
a
city
who
is
assigned
by
the
department
to
collect
bail,
the
clerk
of
the
superior
court
of
the
county
in
which
the
offense
was
alleged
to
have
been
committed,
and
the
clerk
of
the
superior
court
in
which
the
case
against
the
defendant
is
pending
may
approve
and
accept
bail
in
the
amount
fixed
by
the
warrant
of
arrest,
schedule
of
bail,
or
order
admitting
to
bail
in
cash
or
surety
bond
executed
by
a
certified,
admitted
surety
insurer
as
provided
in
the
Insurance
Code,
to
issue
and
sign
an
order
for
the

7. release
of
the
arrested
person,
and
to
set
a
time
and
place
for
the
appearance
of
the
arrested
person
before
the
appropriate
court
and
give
notice
thereof.
(b)
If
a
defendant
has
appeared
before
a
judge
of
the
court
on
the
charge
contained
in
the
complaint,
indictment,
or
information,
the
bail
shall
be
in
the
amount
fixed
by
the
judge
at
the
time
of
the
appearance.
If
that
appearance
has
not
been
made,
the
bail
shall
be
in
the
amount
fixed
in
the
warrant
of
arrest
or,
if
no
warrant
of
arrest
has
been
issued,
the
amount
of
bail
shall
be
pursuant
to
the
uniform
countywide
schedule
of
bail
for
the
county
in
which
the
defendant
is
required
to
appear,
previously
fixed
and
approved
as
provided
in
subdivisions
(c)
and
(d).
(c)
It
is
the
duty
of
the
superior
court
judges
in
each
county
to
prepare,
adopt,
and
annually
revise
a
uniform
countywide
schedule
of
bail
for
all
bailable
felony
offenses
and
for
all
misdemeanor
and
infraction
offenses
except
Vehicle
Code
infractions.
The
penalty
schedule
for
infraction
violations
of
the
Vehicle
Code
shall
be
established
by
the
Judicial
Council
in
accordance
with
Section
40310
of
the
Vehicle
Code.
(d)
A
court
may,
by
local
rule,
prescribe
the
procedure
by
which
the
uniform
countywide
schedule
of
bail
is
prepared,
adopted,
and
annually
revised
by
the
judges.
If
a
court
does
not
adopt
a
local
rule,
the
uniform
countywide
schedule
of
bail
shall
be
prepared,
adopted,
and
annually
revised
by
a
majority
of
the
judges.
(e)
In
adopting
a
uniform
countywide
schedule
of
bail
for
all
bailable
felony
offenses
the
judges
shall
consider
the
seriousness
of
the
offense
charged.
In
considering
the
seriousness
of
the
offense
charged
the
judges
shall
assign
an
additional
amount
of
required
bail
for
each
aggravating
or
enhancing
factor
chargeable
in
the
complaint,
including,
but
not
limited
to,
additional
bail
for
charges
alleging
facts
that
would
bring
a
person
within
any
of
the
following
sections:
Section
667.5,
667.51,
667.6,
667.8,
667.85,
667.9,
667.10,
12022,
12022.1,
12022.2,
12022.3,
12022.4,
12022.5,
12022.53,
12022.6,
12022.7,
12022.8,
or
12022.9
of
this
code,
or
Section
11356.5,
11370.2,
or
11370.4
of
the
Health
and
Safety
Code.
In
considering
offenses
in
which
a
violation
of
Chapter
6
(commencing
with
Section
11350)
of
Division
10
of
the
Health
and
Safety
Code
is
alleged,
the
judge
shall
assign
an
additional
amount
of
required
bail
for
offenses
involving
large
quantities
of
controlled
substances.
(f)
The
countywide
bail
schedule
shall
contain
a
list
of
the
offenses
and
the
amounts
of
bail
applicable
for
each
as
the
judges
determine
to
be
appropriate.
If
the
schedule
does
not
list
all
offenses
specifically,
it
shall
contain
a
general
clause
for
designated
amounts
of
bail
as
the
judges
of
the
county
determine
to
be
appropriate
for
all
the
offenses
not
specifically
listed
in
the
schedule.
A
copy
of
the
countywide
bail
schedule
shall
be
sent
to
the
officer
in
charge
of
the
county
jail,
to
the
officer
in
charge
of
each
city
jail
within
the
county,
to
each
superior
court
judge
and
commissioner
in
the
county,
and
to
the
Judicial
Council.
(g)
Upon
posting
bail,
the
defendant
or
arrested
person
shall
be
discharged
from
custody
as
to
the
offense
on
which
the
bail
is
posted.
All
money
and
surety
bonds
so
deposited
with
an
officer
authorized
to
receive
bail
shall
be
transmitted
immediately
to
the
judge
or
clerk
of
the
court
by
which
the
order
was
made
or
warrant
issued
or
bail
schedule
fixed.
If,
in
the
case
of
felonies,
an
indictment
is
filed,
the
judge
or
clerk
of
the
court
shall
transmit
all
of
the
money
and
surety
bonds
to
the
clerk
of
the
court.
(h)
If
a
defendant
or
arrested
person
so
released
fails
to
appear
at
the
time
and
in
the
court
so
ordered
upon
his
or
her
release
from
custody,
Sections
1305
and
1306
apply.

8.
1269c.
If
a
defendant
is
arrested
without
a
warrant
for
a
bailable
felony
offense
or
for
the
misdemeanor
offense
of
violating
a
domestic
violence
restraining
order,
and
a
peace
officer
has
reasonable
cause
to
believe
that
the
amount
of
bail
set
forth
in
the
schedule
of
bail
for
that
offense
is
insufficient
to
assure
defendant's
appearance
or
to
assure
the
protection
of
a
victim,
or
family
member
of
a
victim,
of
domestic
violence,
the
peace
officer
shall
prepare
a
declaration
under
penalty
of
perjury
setting
forth
the
facts
and
circumstances
in
support
of
his
or
her
belief
and
file
it
with
a
magistrate,
as
defined
in
Section
808,
or
his
or
her
commissioner,
in
the
county
in
which
the
offense
is
alleged
to
have
been
committed
or
having
personal
jurisdiction
over
the
defendant,
requesting
an
order
setting
a
higher
bail.
The
defendant,
either
personally
or
through
his
or
her
attorney,
friend,
or
family
member,
also
may
make
application
to
the
magistrate
for
release
on
bail
lower
than
that
provided
in
the
schedule
of
bail
or
on
his
or
her
own
recognizance.
The
magistrate
or
commissioner
to
whom
the
application
is
made
is
authorized
to
set
bail
in
an
amount
that
he
or
she
deems
sufficient
to
assure
the
defendant's
appearance
or
to
assure
the
protection
of
a
victim,
or
family
member
of
a
victim,
of
domestic
violence,
and
to
set
bail
on
the
terms
and
conditions
that
he
or
she,
in
his
or
her
discretion,
deems
appropriate,
or
he
or
she
may
authorize
the
defendant's
release
on
his
or
her
own
recognizance.
If,
after
the
application
is
made,
no
order
changing
the
amount
of
bail
is
issued
within
eight
hours
after
booking,
the
defendant
shall
be
entitled
to
be
released
on
posting
the
amount
of
bail
set
forth
in
the
applicable
bail
schedule.
1270.
(a)
Any
person
who
has
been
arrested
for,
or
charged
with,
an
offense
other
than
a
capital
offense
may
be
released
on
his
or
her
own
recognizance
by
a
court
or
magistrate
who
could
release
a
defendant
from
custody
upon
the
defendant
giving
bail,
including
a
defendant
arrested
upon
an
out-­‐of-­‐county
warrant.
A
defendant
who
is
in
custody
and
is
arraigned
on
a
complaint
alleging
an
offense
which
is
a
misdemeanor,
and
a
defendant
who
appears
before
a
court
or
magistrate
upon
an
out-­‐of-­‐county
warrant
arising
out
of
a
case
involving
only
misdemeanors,
shall
be
entitled
to
an
own
recognizance
release
unless
the
court
makes
a
finding
on
the
record,
in
accordance
with
Section
1275,
that
an
own
recognizance
release
will
compromise
public
safety
or
will
not
reasonably
assure
the
appearance
of
the
defendant
as
required.
Public
safety
shall
be
the
primary
consideration.
If
the
court
makes
one
of
those
findings,
the
court
shall
then
set
bail
and
specify
the
conditions,
if
any,
whereunder
the
defendant
shall
be
released.
(b)
Article
9
(commencing
with
Section
1318)
shall
apply
to
any
person
who
is
released
pursuant
to
this
section.
1270.1.
(a)
Before
any
person
who
is
arrested
for
any
of
the
following
crimes
may
be
released
on
bail
in
an
amount
that
is
either
more
or
less
than
the
amount
contained
in
the
schedule
of
bail
for
the
offense,
or
may
be
released
on
his
or
her

9. own
recognizance,
a
hearing
shall
be
held
in
open
court
before
the
magistrate
or
judge:
(1)
A
serious
felony,
as
defined
in
subdivision
(c)
of
Section
1192.7,
or
a
violent
felony,
as
defined
in
subdivision
(c)
of
Section
667.5,
but
not
including
a
violation
of
subdivision
(a)
of
Section
460
(residential
burglary).
(2)
A
violation
of
Section
136.1
where
punishment
is
imposed
pursuant
to
subdivision
(c)
of
Section
136.1,
262,
273.5,
422
where
the
offense
is
punished
as
a
felony,
or
646.9.
(3)
A
violation
of
paragraph
(1)
of
subdivision
(e)
of
Section
243.
(4)
A
violation
of
Section
273.6
if
the
detained
person
made
threats
to
kill
or
harm,
has
engaged
in
violence
against,
or
has
gone
to
the
residence
or
workplace
of,
the
protected
party.
(b)
The
prosecuting
attorney
and
defense
attorney
shall
be
given
a
two
court-­‐day
written
notice
and
an
opportunity
to
be
heard
on
the
matter.
If
the
detained
person
does
not
have
counsel,
the
court
shall
appoint
counsel
for
purposes
of
this
section
only.
The
hearing
required
by
this
section
shall
be
held
within
the
time
period
prescribed
in
Section
825.
(c)
At
the
hearing,
the
court
shall
consider
evidence
of
past
court
appearances
of
the
detained
person,
the
maximum
potential
sentence
that
could
be
imposed,
and
the
danger
that
may
be
posed
to
other
persons
if
the
detained
person
is
released.
In
making
the
determination
whether
to
release
the
detained
person
on
his
or
her
own
recognizance,
the
court
shall
consider
the
potential
danger
to
other
persons,
including
threats
that
have
been
made
by
the
detained
person
and
any
past
acts
of
violence.
The
court
shall
also
consider
any
evidence
offered
by
the
detained
person
regarding
his
or
her
ties
to
the
community
and
his
or
her
ability
to
post
bond.
(d)
If
the
judge
or
magistrate
sets
the
bail
in
an
amount
that
is
either
more
or
less
than
the
amount
contained
in
the
schedule
of
bail
for
the
offense,
the
judge
or
magistrate
shall
state
the
reasons
for
that
decision
and
shall
address
the
issue
of
threats
made
against
the
victim
or
witness,
if
they
were
made,
in
the
record.
This
statement
shall
be
included
in
the
record.
1270.2.
When
a
person
is
detained
in
custody
on
a
criminal
charge
prior
to
conviction
for
want
of
bail,
that
person
is
entitled
to
an
automatic
review
of
the
order
fixing
the
amount
of
the
bail
by
the
judge
or
magistrate
having
jurisdiction
of
the
offense.
That
review
shall
be
held
not
later
than
five
days
from
the
time
of
the
original
order
fixing
the
amount
of
bail
on
the
original
accusatory
pleading.
The
defendant
may
waive
this
review.
1270.5.
A
defendant
charged
with
an
offense
punishable
with
death
cannot
be
admitted
to
bail,
when
the
proof
of
his
or
her
guilt
is
evident
or
the
presumption
thereof
great.
The
finding
of
an
indictment
does
not
add
to
the
strength
of
the
proof
or
the
presumptions
to
be
drawn
therefrom.
1271.
If
the
charge
is
for
any
other
offense,
he
may
be
admitted
to
bail
before
conviction,
as
a
matter
of
right.

10.
1272.
After
conviction
of
an
offense
not
punishable
with
death,
a
defendant
who
has
made
application
for
probation
or
who
has
appealed
may
be
admitted
to
bail:
1.
As
a
matter
of
right,
before
judgment
is
pronounced
pending
application
for
probation
in
cases
of
misdemeanors,
or
when
the
appeal
is
from
a
judgment
imposing
a
fine
only.
2.
As
a
matter
of
right,
before
judgment
is
pronounced
pending
application
for
probation
in
cases
of
misdemeanors,
or
when
the
appeal
is
from
a
judgment
imposing
imprisonment
in
cases
of
misdemeanors.
3.
As
a
matter
of
discretion
in
all
other
cases,
except
that
a
person
convicted
of
an
offense
subject
to
this
subdivision,
who
makes
a
motion
for
release
on
bail
subsequent
to
a
sentencing
hearing,
shall
provide
notice
of
the
hearing
on
the
bail
motion
to
the
prosecuting
attorney
at
least
five
court
days
prior
to
the
hearing.
1272.1.
Release
on
bail
pending
appeal
under
subdivision
(3)
of
Section
1272
shall
be
ordered
by
the
court
if
the
defendant
demonstrates
all
the
following:
(a)
By
clear
and
convincing
evidence,
the
defendant
is
not
likely
to
flee.
Under
this
subdivision
the
court
shall
consider
the
following
criteria:
(1)
The
ties
of
the
defendant
to
the
community,
including
his
or
her
employment,
the
duration
of
his
or
her
residence,
the
defendant's
family
attachments
and
his
or
her
property
holdings.
(2)
The
defendant's
record
of
appearance
at
past
court
hearings
or
of
flight
to
avoid
prosecution.
(3)
The
severity
of
the
sentence
the
defendant
faces.
(b)
By
clear
and
convincing
evidence,
the
defendant
does
not
pose
a
danger
to
the
safety
of
any
other
person
or
to
the
community.
Under
this
subdivision
the
court
shall
consider,
among
other
factors,
whether
the
crime
for
which
the
defendant
was
convicted
is
a
violent
felony,
as
defined
in
subdivision
(c)
of
Section
667.5.
(c)
The
appeal
is
not
for
the
purpose
of
delay
and,
based
upon
the
record
in
the
case,
raises
a
substantial
legal
question
which,
if
decided
in
favor
of
the
defendant,
is
likely
to
result
in
reversal.
For
purposes
of
this
subdivision,
a
"substantial
legal
question"
means
a
close
question,
one
of
more
substance
than
would
be
necessary
to
a
finding
that
it
was
not
frivolous.
In
assessing
whether
a
substantial
legal
question
has
been
raised
on
appeal
by
the
defendant,
the
court
shall
not
be
required
to
determine
whether
it
committed
error.
In
making
its
decision
on
whether
to
grant
defendants'
motions
for
bail
under
subdivision
(3)
of
Section
1272,
the
court
shall
include
a
brief
statement
of
reasons
in
support
of
an
order
granting
or
denying
a
motion
for
bail
on
appeal.
The
statement
need
only
include
the
basis
for
the
order
with
sufficient
specificity
to
permit
meaningful
review.
1273.
If
the
offense
is
bailable,
the
defendant
may
be
admitted
to
bail
before
conviction:
First-­‐-­‐For
his
appearance
before
the
magistrate,
on
the
examination
of
the
charge,
before
being
held
to
answer.
Second-­‐-­‐To
appear
at
the
Court
to
which
the
magistrate
is
required
to
return
the
depositions
and
statement,
upon
the
defendant
being
held
to
answer
after
examination.
Third-­‐-­‐After
indictment,
either

11. before
the
bench
warrant
is
issued
for
his
arrest,
or
upon
any
order
of
the
Court
committing
him,
or
enlarging
the
amount
of
bail,
or
upon
his
being
surrendered
by
his
bail
to
answer
the
indictment
in
the
Court
in
which
it
is
found,
or
to
which
it
may
be
transferred
for
trial.
And
after
conviction,
and
upon
an
appeal:
First-­‐-­‐If
the
appeal
is
from
a
judgment
imposing
a
fine
only,
on
the
undertaking
of
bail
that
he
will
pay
the
same,
or
such
part
of
it
as
the
appellate
Court
may
direct,
if
the
judgment
is
affirmed
or
modified,
or
the
appeal
is
dismissed.
Second-­‐-­‐If
judgment
of
imprisonment
has
been
given,
that
he
will
surrender
himself
in
execution
of
the
judgment,
upon
its
being
affirmed
or
modified,
or
upon
the
appeal
being
dismissed,
or
that
in
case
the
judgment
be
reversed,
and
that
the
cause
be
remanded
for
a
new
trial,
that
he
will
appear
in
the
Court
to
which
said
cause
may
be
remanded,
and
submit
himself
to
the
orders
and
process
thereof.
1274.
When
the
admission
to
bail
is
a
matter
of
discretion,
the
Court
or
officer
to
whom
the
application
is
made
must
require
reasonable
notice
thereof
to
be
given
to
the
District
Attorney
of
the
county.
1275.
(a)
In
setting,
reducing,
or
denying
bail,
the
judge
or
magistrate
shall
take
into
consideration
the
protection
of
the
public,
the
seriousness
of
the
offense
charged,
the
previous
criminal
record
of
the
defendant,
and
the
probability
of
his
or
her
appearing
at
trial
or
hearing
of
the
case.
The
public
safety
shall
be
the
primary
consideration.
In
considering
the
seriousness
of
the
offense
charged,
the
judge
or
magistrate
shall
include
consideration
of
the
alleged
injury
to
the
victim,
and
alleged
threats
to
the
victim
or
a
witness
to
the
crime
charged,
the
alleged
use
of
a
firearm
or
other
deadly
weapon
in
the
commission
of
the
crime
charged,
and
the
alleged
use
or
possession
of
controlled
substances
by
the
defendant.
(b)
In
considering
offenses
wherein
a
violation
of
Chapter
6
(commencing
with
Section
11350)
of
Division
10
of
the
Health
and
Safety
Code
is
alleged,
the
judge
or
magistrate
shall
consider
the
following:
(1)
the
alleged
amounts
of
controlled
substances
involved
in
the
commission
of
the
offense,
and
(2)
whether
the
defendant
is
currently
released
on
bail
for
an
alleged
violation
of
Chapter
6
(commencing
with
Section
11350)
of
Division
10
of
the
Health
and
Safety
Code.
(c)
Before
a
court
reduces
bail
below
the
amount
established
by
the
bail
schedule
approved
for
the
county,
in
accordance
with
subdivisions
(b)
and
(c)
of
Section
1269b,
for
a
person
charged
with
a
serious
felony,
as
defined
in
subdivision
(c)
of
Section
1192.7,
or
a
violent
felony,
as
defined
in
subdivision
(c)
of
Section
667.5,
the
court
shall
make
a
finding
of
unusual
circumstances
and
shall
set
forth
those
facts
on
the
record.
For
purposes
of
this
subdivision,
"unusual
circumstances"
does
not
include
the
fact
that
the
defendant
has
made
all
prior
court
appearances
or
has
not
committed
any
new
offenses.

12. 1275.1.
(a)
Bail,
pursuant
to
this
chapter,
shall
not
be
accepted
unless
a
judge
or
magistrate
finds
that
no
portion
of
the
consideration,
pledge,
security,
deposit,
or
indemnification
paid,
given,
made,
or
promised
for
its
execution
was
feloniously
obtained.
(b)
A
hold
on
the
release
of
a
defendant
from
custody
shall
only
be
ordered
by
a
magistrate
or
judge
if
any
of
the
following
occurs:
(1)
A
peace
officer,
as
defined
in
Section
830,
files
a
declaration
executed
under
penalty
of
perjury
setting
forth
probable
cause
to
believe
that
the
source
of
any
consideration,
pledge,
security,
deposit,
or
indemnification
paid,
given,
made,
or
promised
for
its
execution
was
feloniously
obtained.
(2)
A
prosecutor
files
a
declaration
executed
under
penalty
of
perjury
setting
forth
probable
cause
to
believe
that
the
source
of
any
consideration,
pledge,
security,
deposit,
or
indemnification
paid,
given,
made,
or
promised
for
its
execution
was
feloniously
obtained.
A
prosecutor
shall
have
absolute
civil
immunity
for
executing
a
declaration
pursuant
to
this
paragraph.
(3)
The
magistrate
or
judge
has
probable
cause
to
believe
that
the
source
of
any
consideration,
pledge,
security,
deposit,
or
indemnification
paid,
given,
made,
or
promised
for
its
execution
was
feloniously
obtained.
(c)
Once
a
magistrate
or
judge
has
determined
that
probable
cause
exists,
as
provided
in
subdivision
(b),
a
defendant
bears
the
burden
by
a
preponderance
of
the
evidence
to
show
that
no
part
of
any
consideration,
pledge,
security,
deposit,
or
indemnification
paid,
given,
made,
or
promised
for
its
execution
was
obtained
by
felonious
means.
Once
a
defendant
has
met
such
burden,
the
magistrate
or
judge
shall
release
the
hold
previously
ordered
and
the
defendant
shall
be
released
under
the
authorized
amount
of
bail.
(d)
The
defendant
and
his
or
her
attorney
shall
be
provided
with
a
copy
of
the
declaration
of
probable
cause
filed
under
subdivision
(b)
no
later
than
the
date
set
forth
in
Section
825.
(e)
Nothing
in
this
section
shall
prohibit
a
defendant
from
obtaining
a
loan
of
money
so
long
as
the
loan
will
be
funded
and
repaid
with
funds
not
feloniously
obtained.
(f)
At
the
request
of
any
person
providing
any
portion
of
the
consideration,
pledge,
security,
deposit,
or
indemnification
paid,
given,
made,
or
promised
for
its
execution,
the
magistrate
or
judge,
at
an
evidentiary
hearing
to
determine
the
source
of
the
funds,
may
close
it
to
the
general
public
to
protect
the
person's
right
to
privacy
in
his
or
her
financial
affairs.
(g)
If
the
declaration,
having
been
filed
with
a
magistrate
or
judge,
is
not
acted
on
within
24
hours,
the
defendant
shall
be
released
from
custody
upon
posting
of
the
amount
of
bail
set.
(h)
Nothing
in
this
code
shall
deny
the
right
of
the
defendant,
either
personally
or
through
his
or
her
attorney,
bail
agent
licensed
by
the
Department
of
Insurance,
admitted
surety
insurer
licensed
by
the
Department
of
Insurance,
friend,
or
member
of
his
or
her
family
from
making
an
application
to
the
magistrate
or
judge
for
the
release
of
the
defendant
on
bail.
(i)
The
bail
of
any
defendant
found
to
have
willfully
misled
the
court
regarding
the
source
of
bail
may
be
increased
as
a
result
of
the
willful
misrepresentation.
The
misrepresentation
may
be
a
factor
considered
in
any
subsequent
bail
hearing.
(j)
If
a
defendant
has
met
the
burden
under
subdivision
(c),
and
a
defendant
will
be
released
from
custody
upon
the
issuance
of
a
bail
bond
issued
pursuant
to
authority
of
Section
1269
or
1269b
by
any
admitted
surety
insurer
or
any
bail
agent,
approved
by
the
Insurance
Commissioner,
the
magistrate
or
judge
shall
vacate
the
holding
order
imposed
under
subdivision
(b)
upon
the
condition
that
the
consideration
for
the
bail
bond
is

13. approved
by
the
court.
(k)
As
used
in
this
section,
"feloniously
obtained"
means
any
consideration,
pledge,
security,
deposit,
or
indemnification
paid,
given,
made,
or
promised
for
its
execution
which
is
possessed,
received,
or
obtained
through
an
unlawful
act,
transaction,
or
occurrence
constituting
a
felony.
1276.
(a)
A
bail
bond
or
undertaking
of
bail
of
an
admitted
surety
insurer
shall
be
accepted
or
approved
by
a
court
or
magistrate
without
further
acknowledgment
if
executed
by
a
licensed
bail
agent
of
the
insurer
under
penalty
of
perjury
and
issued
in
the
name
of
the
insurer
by
a
person
authorized
to
do
so
by
an
unrevoked
power
of
attorney
on
file
in
the
office
of
the
clerk
of
the
county
in
which
the
court
or
magistrate
is
located.
(b)
One
person
may
both
execute
and
issue
the
bail
bond
or
undertaking
of
bail
if
qualified
as
provided
in
this
section.
1276.5.
(a)
At
the
time
of
an
initial
application
to
a
bail
bond
licensee
for
a
bail
bond
which
is
to
be
secured
by
a
lien
against
real
property,
the
bail
bond
licensee
shall
provide
the
property
owner
with
a
written
disclosure
statement
in
the
following
form:
"DISCLOSURE
OF
LIEN
AGAINST
REAL
PROPERTY
DO
NOT
SIGN
THIS
DOCUMENT
UNTIL
YOU
READ
AND
UNDERSTAND
IT!
THIS
BAIL
BOND
WILL
BE
SECURED
BY
REAL
PROPERTY
YOU
OWN
OR
IN
WHICH
YOU
HAVE
AN
INTEREST.
THE
FAILURE
TO
PAY
THE
BAIL
BOND
PREMIUMS
WHEN
DUE
OR
THE
FAILURE
OF
THE
DEFENDANT
TO
COMPLY
WITH
THE
CONDITIONS
OF
BAIL
COULD
RESULT
IN
THE
LOSS
OF
YOUR
PROPERTY!"
(b)
The
disclosure
required
in
subdivision
(a)
shall
be
made
in
14-­‐point
bold
type
by
either
of
the
following
means:
(1)
A
separate
and
specific
document
attached
to
or
accompanying
the
application.
(2)
A
clear
and
conspicuous
statement
on
the
face
of
the
application.
(c)
The
property
owner
shall
be
given
a
completed
copy
of
the
disclosure
statement
and
of
the
note
and
deed
of
trust
or
other
instrument
creating
the
lien
against
real
property
prior
to
the
execution
of
any
instrument
creating
a
lien
against
real
property.
The
failure
to
fully
comply
with
subdivision
(a)
or
(b),
or
this
subdivision,
shall
render
the
deed
of
trust
or
other
instrument
creating
the
lien
against
real
property
voidable.
(d)
Within
30
days
after
notice
is
given
by
any
individual,
agency,
or
entity
to
the
surety
or
bail
bond
licensee
of
the
expiration
of
the
time
for
appeal
of
the
order
exonerating
the
bail
bond,
or
within
30
days
after
the
payment
in
full
of
all
moneys
owed
on
the
bail
bond
obligation
secured
by
any
lien
against
real
property,
whichever
is
later
in
time,
the
bail
bond
licensee
shall
deliver
to
the
property
owner
a
fully
executed
and
notarized
reconveyance
of
title,
a
certificate
of
discharge,
or
a
full
release
of
any
lien
against
real
property
to
secure
performance
of
the
conditions
of
the
bail
bond.
If
a
timely
notice
of
appeal
of
the
order
exonerating
the
bail
bond
is
filed
with
the
court,
that
30-­‐day
period
shall
begin
on
the
date
the
determination
of
the
appellate
court
affirming
the
order

14. exonerating
the
bail
bond
becomes
final.
Upon
the
reconveyance,
the
licensee
shall
deliver
to
the
property
owner
the
original
note
and
deed
of
trust,
security
agreement,
or
other
instrument
which
secures
the
bail
bond
obligation.
If
the
licensee
fails
to
comply
with
this
subdivision,
the
property
owner
may
petition
the
superior
court
to
issue
an
order
directing
the
clerk
of
the
superior
court
to
execute
a
full
reconveyance
of
title,
a
certificate
of
discharge,
or
a
full
release
of
any
lien
against
real
property
created
to
secure
performance
of
the
conditions
of
the
bail
bond.
The
petition
shall
be
verified
and
shall
allege
facts
showing
that
the
licensee
has
failed
to
comply
with
this
subdivision.
(e)
The
violation
of
this
section
shall
make
the
violator
liable
to
the
person
affected
by
the
violation
for
all
damages
which
that
person
may
sustain
by
reason
of
the
violation
plus
statutory
damages
in
the
sum
of
three
hundred
dollars
($300).
The
property
owner
shall
be
entitled,
if
he
or
she
prevails,
to
recover
court
costs
and
reasonable
attorney's
fees
as
determined
by
the
court
in
any
action
brought
to
enforce
this
section.

15. PENAL
CODE
SECTION
1300-­1304
1300.
(a)
At
any
time
before
the
forfeiture
of
their
undertaking,
or
deposit
by
a
third
person,
the
bail
or
the
depositor
may
surrender
the
defendant
in
their
exoneration,
or
he
may
surrender
himself,
to
the
officer
to
whose
custody
he
was
committed
at
the
time
of
giving
bail,
in
the
following
manner:
(1)
A
certified
copy
of
the
undertaking
of
the
bail,
a
certified
copy
of
the
certificate
of
deposit
where
a
deposit
is
made,
or
an
affidavit
given
by
the
bail
licensee
or
surety
company
listing
all
that
specific
information
that
would
be
included
on
a
certified
copy
of
an
undertaking
of
bail,
must
be
delivered
to
the
officer
who
must
detain
the
defendant
in
his
custody
thereon
as
upon
a
commitment,
and
by
a
certificate
in
writing
acknowledge
the
surrender.
(2)
The
bail
or
depositor,
upon
surrendering
the
defendant,
shall
make
reasonable
effort
to
give
notice
to
the
defendant's
last
attorney
of
record,
if
any,
of
such
surrender.
(3)
The
officer
to
whom
the
defendant
is
surrendered
shall,
within
48
hours
of
the
surrender,
bring
the
defendant
before
the
court
in
which
the
defendant
is
next
to
appear
on
the
case
for
which
he
has
been
surrendered.
The
court
shall
advise
the
defendant
of
his
right
to
move
the
court
for
an
order
permitting
the
withdrawal
of
any
previous
waiver
of
time
and
shall
advise
him
of
the
authority
of
the
court,
as
provided
in
subdivision
(b),
to
order
return
of
the
premium
paid
by
the
defendant
or
other
person,
or
any
part
of
it.
(4)
Upon
the
undertaking,
or
certificate
of
deposit,
and
the
certificate
of
the
officer,
the
court
in
which
the
action
or
appeal
is
pending
may,
upon
notice
of
five
days
to
the
district
attorney
of
the
county,
with
a
copy
of
the
undertaking,
or
certificate
of
deposit,
and
the
certificate
of
the
officer,
order
that
the
bail
or
deposit
be
exonerated.
However,
if
the
defendant
is
released
on
his
own
recognizance
or
on
another
bond
before
the
issuance
of
such
an
order,
the
court
shall
order
that
the
bail
or
deposit
be
exonerated
without
prejudice
to
the
court's
authority
under
subdivision
(b).
On
filing
the
order
and
papers
used
on
the
application,
they
are
exonerated
accordingly.
(b)
Notwithstanding
subdivision
(a),
if
the
court
determines
that
good
cause
does
not
exist
for
the
surrender
of
a
defendant
who
has
not
failed
to
appear
or
has
not
violated
any
order
of
the
court,
it
may,
in
its
discretion,
order
the
bail
or
the
depositor
to

16. return
to
the
defendant
or
other
person
who
has
paid
the
premium
or
any
part
of
it,
all
of
the
money
so
paid
or
any
part
of
it.
1301.
For
the
purpose
of
surrendering
the
defendant,
the
bail
or
any
person
who
has
deposited
money
or
bonds
to
secure
the
release
of
the
defendant,
at
any
time
before
such
bail
or
other
person
is
finally
discharged,
and
at
any
place
within
the
state,
may
himself
arrest
defendant,
or
by
written
authority
indorsed
on
a
certified
copy
of
the
undertaking
or
a
certified
copy
of
the
certificate
of
deposit,
may
empower
any
person
of
suitable
age
to
do
so.
Any
bail
or
other
person
who
so
arrests
a
defendant
in
this
state
shall,
without
unnecessary
delay,
and,
in
any
event,
within
48
hours
of
the
arrest,
deliver
the
defendant
to
the
court
or
magistrate
before
whom
the
defendant
is
required
to
appear
or
to
the
custody
of
the
sheriff
or
police
for
confinement
in
the
appropriate
jail
in
the
county
or
city
in
which
defendant
is
required
to
appear.
Any
bail
or
other
person
who
arrests
a
defendant
outside
this
state
shall,
without
unnecessary
delay
after
the
time
defendant
is
brought
into
this
state,
and,
in
any
event,
within
48
hours
after
defendant
is
brought
into
this
state,
deliver
the
defendant
to
the
custody
of
the
court
or
magistrate
before
whom
the
defendant
is
required
to
appear
or
to
the
custody
of
the
sheriff
or
police
for
confinement
in
the
appropriate
jail
in
the
county
or
city
in
which
defendant
is
required
to
appear.
Any
bail
or
other
person
who
willfully
fails
to
deliver
a
defendant
to
the
court,
magistrate,
sheriff,
or
police
as
required
by
this
section
is
guilty
of
a
misdemeanor.
The
provisions
of
this
section
relating
to
the
time
of
delivery
of
a
defendant
are
for
his
benefit
and,
with
the
consent
of
the
bail,
may
be
waived
by
him.
To
be
valid,
such
waiver
shall
be
in
writing,
signed
by
the
defendant,
and
delivered
to
such
bail
or
other
person
within
48
hours
after
the
defendant's
arrest
or
entry
into
this
state,
as
the
case
may
be.
The
defendant,
at
any
time
and
in
the
same
manner,
may
revoke
said
waiver.
Whereupon,
he
shall
be
delivered
as
provided
herein
without
unnecessary
delay
and,
in
any
event
within
48
hours
from
the
time
of
such
revocation.
If
any
48-­‐hour
period
specified
in
this
section
terminates
on
a
Saturday,
Sunday,
or
holiday,
delivery
of
a
defendant
by
a
bail
or
other
person
to
the
court
or
magistrate
or
to
the
custody
of
the
sheriff
or
police
may,
without
violating
this
section,
take
place
before

17. noon
on
the
next
day
following
which
is
not
a
Saturday,
Sunday,
or
holiday.
1302.
If
money
has
been
deposited
instead
of
bail,
and
the
defendant,
at
any
time
before
the
forfeiture
thereof,
surrenders
himself
or
herself
to
the
officer
to
whom
the
commitment
was
directed,
in
the
manner
provided
in
Sections
1300
and
1301,
the
court
shall
order
a
return
of
the
deposit
to
the
defendant
or
to
the
person
or
persons
found
by
the
court
to
have
deposited
said
money
on
behalf
of
the
defendant,
upon
the
production
of
the
certificate
of
the
officer
showing
the
surrender,
and
upon
a
notice
of
five
days
to
the
district
attorney,
with
a
copy
of
the
certificate.
1303.
If
an
action
or
proceeding
against
a
defendant
who
has
been
admitted
to
bail
is
dismissed,
the
bail
shall
not
be
exonerated
until
a
period
of
15
days
has
elapsed
since
the
entry
of
the
order
of
dismissal.
If,
within
such
period,
the
defendant
is
arrested
and
charged
with
a
public
offense
arising
out
of
the
same
act
or
omission
upon
which
the
action
or
proceeding
was
based,
the
bail
shall
be
applied
to
the
public
offense.
If
an
undertaking
of
bail
is
on
file,
the
clerk
of
the
court
shall
promptly
mail
notice
to
the
surety
on
the
bond
and
the
bail
agent
who
posted
the
bond
whenever
the
bail
is
applied
to
a
public
offense
pursuant
to
this
section.
1304.
Any
bail,
or
moneys
or
bonds
deposited
in
lieu
of
bail,
or
any
equity
in
real
property
as
security
in
lieu
of
bail,
or
any
agreement
whereby
the
defendant
is
released
on
his
or
her
own
recognizance
shall
be
exonerated
two
years
from
the
effective
date
of
the
initial
bond,
provided
that
the
court
is
informed
in
writing
at
least
60
days
prior
to
2
years
after
the
initial
bond
of
the
fact
that
the
bond
is
to
be
exonerated,
or
unless
the
court
determines
otherwise
and
informs
the
party
executing
the
bail
of
the
reasons
that
the
bail
is
not
exonerated.

18. PENAL
CODE
SECTION
1305-­1308
1305.
(a)
A
court
shall
in
open
court
declare
forfeited
the
undertaking
of
bail
or
the
money
or
property
deposited
as
bail
if,
without
sufficient
excuse,
a
defendant
fails
to
appear
for
any
of
the
following:
(1)
Arraignment.
(2)
Trial.
(3)
Judgment.
(4)
Any
other
occasion
prior
to
the
pronouncement
of
judgment
if
the
defendant's
presence
in
court
is
lawfully
required.
(5)
To
surrender
himself
or
herself
in
execution
of
the
judgment
after
appeal.
However,
the
court
shall
not
have
jurisdiction
to
declare
a
forfeiture
and
the
bail
shall
be
released
of
all
obligations
under
the
bond
if
the
case
is
dismissed
or
if
no
complaint
is
filed
within
15
days
from
the
date
of
arraignment.
(b)
If
the
amount
of
the
bond
or
money
or
property
deposited
exceeds
four
hundred
dollars
($400),
the
clerk
of
the
court
shall,
within
30
days
of
the
forfeiture,
mail
notice
of
the
forfeiture
to
the
surety
or
the
depositor
of
money
posted
instead
of
bail.
At
the
same
time,
the
court
shall
mail
a
copy
of
the
forfeiture
notice
to
the
bail
agent
whose
name
appears
on
the
bond.
The
clerk
shall
also
execute
a
certificate
of
mailing
of
the
forfeiture
notice
and
shall
place
the
certificate
in
the
court's
file.
If
the
notice
of
forfeiture
is
required
to
be
mailed
pursuant
to
this
section,
the
180-­‐day
period
provided
for
in
this
section
shall
be
extended
by
a
period
of
five
days
to
allow
for
the
mailing.
If
the
surety
is
an
authorized
corporate
surety,
and
if
the
bond
plainly
displays
the
mailing
address
of
the
corporate
surety
and
the
bail
agent,
then
notice
of
the
forfeiture
shall
be
mailed
to
the
surety
at
that
address
and
to
the
bail
agent,
and
mailing
alone
to
the
surety
or
the
bail
agent
shall
not
constitute
compliance
with
this
section.
The
surety
or
depositor
shall
be
released
of
all
obligations
under
the
bond
if
any
of
the
following
conditions
apply:
(1)
The
clerk
fails
to
mail
the
notice
of
forfeiture
in
accordance
with
this
section
within
30
days
after
the
entry
of
the
forfeiture.
(2)
The
clerk
fails
to
mail
the
notice
of
forfeiture
to
the
surety
at
the
address
printed
on
the
bond.
(3)
The
clerk
fails
to
mail
a
copy
of
the
notice
of
forfeiture
to
the
bail
agent
at
the
address
shown
on
the
bond.
(c)
(1)
If
the
defendant
appears
either
voluntarily
or
in
custody
after
surrender
or
arrest
in
court
within
180
days
of
the
date
of
forfeiture
or
within
180
days
of
the
date
of
mailing
of
the
notice
if
the
notice
is
required
under
subdivision
(b),
the
court
shall,
on
its
own
motion
at
the
time
the
defendant
first
appears
in
court
on
the
case
in
which
the
forfeiture
was
entered,
direct
the
order
of
forfeiture
to
be
vacated
and
the
bond
exonerated.
If
the
court
fails
to
so
act
on
its
own
motion,
then
the
surety's
or
depositor's
obligations
under
the
bond
shall
be
immediately
vacated
and
the
bond
exonerated.
An
order
vacating
the
forfeiture
and
exonerating
the
bond
may
be
made
on
terms
that
are
just
and
do
not
exceed
the
terms
imposed
in
similar
situations
with
respect
to
other
forms
of
pretrial
release.
(2)
If,
within
the
county
where
the
case
is
located,
the
defendant
is
surrendered
to
custody
by
the
bail
or
is
arrested
in
the
underlying
case
within
the
180-­‐day
period,
and
is
subsequently
released
from
custody
prior
to
an
appearance
in
court,
the
court
shall,
on
its
own
motion,
direct
the
order
of
forfeiture
to
be
vacated
and
the
bond
exonerated.
If
the
court
fails
to
so

19. act
on
its
own
motion,
then
the
surety's
or
depositor's
obligations
under
the
bond
shall
be
immediately
vacated
and
the
bond
exonerated.
An
order
vacating
the
forfeiture
and
exonerating
the
bond
may
be
made
on
terms
that
are
just
and
do
not
exceed
the
terms
imposed
in
similar
situations
with
respect
to
other
forms
of
pretrial
release.
(3)
If,
outside
the
county
where
the
case
is
located,
the
defendant
is
surrendered
to
custody
by
the
bail
or
is
arrested
in
the
underlying
case
within
the
180-­‐day
period,
the
court
shall
vacate
the
forfeiture
and
exonerate
the
bail.
(4)
In
lieu
of
exonerating
the
bond,
the
court
may
order
the
bail
reinstated
and
the
defendant
released
on
the
same
bond
if
both
of
the
following
conditions
are
met:
(A)
The
bail
is
given
prior
notice
of
the
reinstatement.
(B)
The
bail
has
not
surrendered
the
defendant.
(d)
In
the
case
of
a
permanent
disability,
the
court
shall
direct
the
order
of
forfeiture
to
be
vacated
and
the
bail
or
money
or
property
deposited
as
bail
exonerated
if,
within
180
days
of
the
date
of
forfeiture
or
within
180
days
of
the
date
of
mailing
of
the
notice
if
notice
is
required
under
subdivision
(b),
it
is
made
apparent
to
the
satisfaction
of
the
court
that
both
of
the
following
conditions
are
met:
(1)
The
defendant
is
deceased
or
otherwise
permanently
unable
to
appear
in
the
court
due
to
illness,
insanity,
or
detention
by
military
or
civil
authorities.
(2)
The
absence
of
the
defendant
is
without
the
connivance
of
the
bail.
(e)
In
the
case
of
a
temporary
disability,
the
court
shall
order
the
tolling
of
the
180-­‐day
period
provided
in
this
section
during
the
period
of
temporary
disability,
provided
that
it
appears
to
the
satisfaction
of
the
court
that
the
following
conditions
are
met:
(1)
The
defendant
is
temporarily
disabled
by
reason
of
illness,
insanity,
or
detention
by
military
or
civil
authorities.
(2)
Based
upon
the
temporary
disability,
the
defendant
is
unable
to
appear
in
court
during
the
remainder
of
the
180-­‐day
period.
(3)
The
absence
of
the
defendant
is
without
the
connivance
of
the
bail.
The
period
of
the
tolling
shall
be
extended
for
a
reasonable
period
of
time,
at
the
discretion
of
the
court,
after
the
cessation
of
the
disability
to
allow
for
the
return
of
the
defendant
to
the
jurisdiction
of
the
court.
(f)
In
all
cases
where
a
defendant
is
in
custody
beyond
the
jurisdiction
of
the
court
that
ordered
the
bail
forfeited,
and
the
prosecuting
agency
elects
not
to
seek
extradition
after
being
informed
of
the
location
of
the
defendant,
the
court
shall
vacate
the
forfeiture
and
exonerate
the
bond
on
terms
that
are
just
and
do
not
exceed
the
terms
imposed
in
similar
situations
with
respect
to
other
forms
of
pretrial
release.
(g)
In
all
cases
of
forfeiture
where
a
defendant
is
not
in
custody
and
is
beyond
the
jurisdiction
of
the
state,
is
temporarily
detained,
by
the
bail
agent,
in
the
presence
of
a
local
law
enforcement
officer
of
the
jurisdiction
in
which
the
defendant
is
located,
and
is
positively
identified
by
that
law
enforcement
officer
as
the
wanted
defendant
in
an
affidavit
signed
under
penalty
of
perjury,
and
the
prosecuting
agency
elects
not
to
seek
extradition
after
being
informed
of
the
location
of
the
defendant,
the
court
shall
vacate
the
forfeiture
and
exonerate
the
bond
on
terms
that
are
just
and
do
not
exceed
the
terms
imposed
in
similar
situations
with
respect
to
other
forms
of
pretrial
release.
(h)
As
used
in
this
section,
"arrest"
includes
a
hold
placed
on
the
defendant
in
the
underlying
case
while
he
or
she
is
in
custody
on
other
charges.
(i)
A
motion
filed
in
a
timely
manner
within
the
180-­‐day
period
may
be
heard
within
30
days
of
the
expiration
of
the
180-­‐day
period.
The
court
may
extend
the
30-­‐day
period
upon
a
showing
of
good
cause.
The
motion
may
be
made
by
the
surety
insurer,
the
bail
agent,
the
surety,
or
the

20. depositor
of
money
or
property,
any
of
whom
may
appear
in
person
or
through
an
attorney.
The
court,
in
its
discretion,
may
require
that
the
moving
party
provide
10
days
prior
notice
to
the
applicable
prosecuting
agency,
as
a
condition
precedent
to
granting
the
motion.
1305.1.
If
the
defendant
fails
to
appear
for
arraignment,
trial,
judgment,
or
upon
any
other
occasion
when
his
or
her
appearance
is
lawfully
required,
but
the
court
has
reason
to
believe
that
sufficient
excuse
may
exist
for
the
failure
to
appear,
the
court
may
continue
the
case
for
a
period
it
deems
reasonable
to
enable
the
defendant
to
appear
without
ordering
a
forfeiture
of
bail
or
issuing
a
bench
warrant.
If,
after
the
court
has
made
the
order,
the
defendant,
without
sufficient
excuse,
fails
to
appear
on
or
before
the
continuance
date
set
by
the
court,
the
bail
shall
be
forfeited
and
a
warrant
for
the
defendant's
arrest
may
be
ordered
issued.
1305.2.
If
an
assessment
is
made
a
condition
of
the
order
to
set
aside
the
forfeiture
of
an
undertaking,
deposit,
or
bail
under
Section
1305,
the
clerk
of
the
court
shall
within
30
days
mail
notice
thereof
to
the
surety
or
depositor
at
the
address
of
its
principal
office,
mail
a
copy
to
the
bail
agent
whose
name
appears
on
the
bond,
and
shall
execute
a
certificate
of
mailing
and
place
it
in
the
court'
s
file
in
the
case.
The
time
limit
for
payment
shall
in
no
event
be
less
than
30
days
after
the
date
of
mailing
of
the
notice.
If
the
assessment
has
not
been
paid
by
the
date
specified,
the
court
shall
determine
if
a
certificate
of
mailing
has
been
executed,
and
if
none
has,
the
court
shall
cause
a
notice
to
be
mailed
to
the
surety,
depositor,
or
bail
agent
whose
name
appears
on
the
bond,
and
the
surety,
depositor,
or
bail
agent
whose
name
appears
on
the
bond
shall
be
allowed
an
additional
30
days
to
pay
the
assessment.
1305.3.
The
district
attorney,
county
counsel,
or
applicable
prosecuting
agency,
as
the
case
may
be,
shall
recover,
out
of
the
forfeited
bail
money,
the
costs
incurred
in
successfully
opposing
a
motion
to
vacate
the
forfeiture
and
in
collecting
on
the
summary
judgment
prior
to
the
division
of
the
forfeited
bail
money
between
the
cities
and
counties
in
accordance
with
Section
1463.
1305.4.
Notwithstanding
Section
1305,
the
surety
insurer,
the
bail
agent,
the
surety,
or
the
depositor
may
file
a
motion,
based
upon
good
cause,
for
an
order
extending
the
180-­‐day
period
provided
in
that
section.
The
motion
shall
include
a
declaration
or
affidavit
that
states
the
reasons
showing
good
cause
to
extend
that
period.
The
court,
upon
a
hearing
and
a
showing
of
good
cause,
may
order
the
period
extended
to
a
time
not
exceeding
180
days
from
its
order.
A
motion
may
be
filed
and
calendared
as
provided
in
subdivision
(i)
of
Section
1305.

21.
1306.
(a)
When
any
bond
is
forfeited
and
the
period
of
time
specified
in
Section
1305
has
elapsed
without
the
forfeiture
having
been
set
aside,
the
court
which
has
declared
the
forfeiture,
regardless
of
the
amount
of
the
bail,
shall
enter
a
summary
judgment
against
each
bondsman
named
in
the
bond
in
the
amount
for
which
the
bondsman
is
bound.
The
judgment
shall
be
the
amount
of
the
bond
plus
costs,
and
notwithstanding
any
other
law,
no
penalty
assessments
shall
be
levied
or
added
to
the
judgment.
(b)
If
a
court
grants
relief
from
bail
forfeiture,
it
shall
impose
a
monetary
payment
as
a
condition
of
relief
to
compensate
the
people
for
the
costs
of
returning
a
defendant
to
custody
pursuant
to
Section
1305,
except
for
cases
where
the
court
determines
that
in
the
best
interest
of
justice
no
costs
should
be
imposed.
The
amount
imposed
shall
reflect
the
actual
costs
of
returning
the
defendant
to
custody.
Failure
to
act
within
the
required
time
to
make
the
payment
imposed
pursuant
to
this
subdivision
shall
not
be
the
basis
for
a
summary
judgment
against
any
or
all
of
the
underlying
amount
of
the
bail.
A
summary
judgment
entered
for
failure
to
make
the
payment
imposed
under
this
subdivision
is
subject
to
the
provisions
of
Section
1308,
and
shall
apply
only
to
the
amount
of
the
costs
owing
at
the
time
the
summary
judgment
is
entered,
plus
administrative
costs
and
interests.
(c)
If,
because
of
the
failure
of
any
court
to
promptly
perform
the
duties
enjoined
upon
it
pursuant
to
this
section,
summary
judgment
is
not
entered
within
90
days
after
the
date
upon
which
it
may
first
be
entered,
the
right
to
do
so
expires
and
the
bail
is
exonerated.
(d)
A
dismissal
of
the
complaint,
indictment,
or
information
after
the
default
of
the
defendant
shall
not
release
or
affect
the
obligation
of
the
bail
bond
or
undertaking.
(e)
The
district
attorney
or
county
counsel
shall:
(1)
Demand
immediate
payment
of
the
judgment
within
30
days
after
the
summary
judgment
becomes
final.
(2)
If
the
judgment
remains
unpaid
for
a
period
of
20
days
after
demand
has
been
made,
shall
forthwith
enforce
the
judgment
in
the
manner
provided
for
enforcement
of
money
judgments
generally.
If
the
judgment
is
appealed
by
the
surety
or
bondsman,
the
undertaking
required
to
be
given
in
these
cases
shall
be
provided
by
a
surety
other
than
the
one
filing
the
appeal.
The
undertaking
shall
comply
with
the
enforcement
requirements
of
Section
917.1
of
the
Code
of
Civil
Procedure.
(f)
The
right
to
enforce
a
summary
judgment
entered
against
a
bondsman
pursuant
to
this
section
shall
expire
two
years
after
the
entry
of
the
judgment.
1306.1.
The
provisions
of
Sections
1305
and
1306
shall
not
affect
the
payment
of
bail
deposits
into
the
city
or
county
treasury,
as
the
case
may
be,
pursuant
to
Section
40512
of
the
Vehicle
Code
in
those
cases
arising
under
Section
40500
of
the
Vehicle
Code.
1307.
If,
by
reason
of
the
neglect
of
the
defendant
to
appear,
money
deposited
instead
of
bail
is
forfeited,
and
the
forfeiture
is
not
discharged
or
remitted,
the
clerk

22. with
whom
it
is
deposited
must,
at
the
end
of
180
days,
unless
the
court
has
before
that
time
discharged
the
forfeiture,
pay
over
the
money
deposited
to
the
county
treasurer.
1308.
(a)
No
court
or
magistrate
shall
accept
any
person
or
corporation
as
surety
on
bail
if
any
summary
judgment
against
that
person
or
corporation
entered
pursuant
to
Section
1306
remains
unpaid
after
the
expiration
of
30
days
after
service
of
the
notice
of
the
entry
of
the
summary
judgment,
provided
that,
if
during
the
30
days
an
action
or
proceeding
available
at
law
is
initiated
to
determine
the
validity
of
the
order
of
forfeiture
or
summary
judgment
rendered
on
it,
this
section
shall
be
rendered
inoperative
until
that
action
or
proceeding
has
finally
been
determined,
provided
that,
if
an
appeal
is
taken,
an
appeal
bond
is
posted
in
compliance
with
Section
917.1
of
the
Code
of
Civil
Procedure.
(b)
The
clerk
of
the
court
in
which
the
judgment
is
rendered
shall
serve
notice
of
the
entry
of
judgment
upon
the
judgment
debtor
within
five
days
after
the
date
of
the
entry
of
the
summary
judgment.

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INVESTMENT
2053. Application; Construction
This article as amended is applicable to all applications for licenses filed after the
effective date of such amendments, to all transactions or severable portions thereof
occurring thereafter and to the keeping of all records pertaining to such transactions or
severable portions thereof. All such applications filed prior thereto and all transactions
or severable portions hereof occurring prior thereto and the keeping of records
pertaining thereto shall be governed by the provisions of this article which were in effect
prior to such date. Insofar as the provisions of this article are substantially the same as
the provisions of this article as it read prior to said effective date, they shall be
construed as restatements and continuations thereof and not as new provisions.
Note: Authority cited for Article 2 (2053-2104, inclusive), Section 1812,
Insurance Code. Reference: Sections 1800-1822, California Insurance Code.
History
1. Repealer of Article 2 (2055-2102, inclusive) filed 11-30-53, designated
effective 1-1-54; new Article 2 (2053-2104, inclusive) filed 11-30-53,
designated effective 12-1-53 as therein specified (Register 53, No. 22).
2. Repealer of 2053,2053.1 and 2053.2 filed 12-11-53 as an emergency;
designated effective 1-1-54; new 2053, 2053.1 and 2053.2 filed 12-11-53 as
an emergency; designated effective 1-1-54 (Register 53, No. 22).
3. Repealer of Article 2 (Sections 2053-2104) and new Article 2 (Sections
2053-2104) filed 9-12-77; effective thirtieth day thereafter (Register 77,
No. 38).
2053.1. Past Violations; Power of Commissioner
Insofar as the provisions of this article are new provisions, their promulgation shall not
preclude the commissioner from taking such action as is permitted law for acts or
omissions which occurred prior to the effective date these amendments.
2054. Definitions; Application of Insurance Code
Insofar as they are applicable, the definitions contained in the General Provisions and
in Chapter 7, Part 2, Division 1 of the Insurance Code are applicable to this article.

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2054.1. “Bail License"; “Bail Licensee"; Terms Defined
As used in this article “bail license" includes all licenses specified in Section 1801 of the
Insurance Code and “bail licensee" the holders thereof whether on a permanent or
temporary basis and whether as individuals or as members of a partnership.
2054.2. “Bail Agent" or “Permittee" Includes Copartners
Whenever the term “bail agent” or “permittee" is used in this article, such term includes
the members of a partnership of bad [bail] agents or permittees if applicable.
2054.3. “Bail"; “Transaction of Bail"; Terms Defined
As used in this article “bail" or “transaction of bail" includes “undertakings of bail and
bail bond" as that term is defined in Insurance Code Section 1800.4, including the
activities in respect to execution or delivery of undertakings of bail of any person,
whether designated “general agent" or otherwise, who conducts, or supervises the
conduct of bail business pursuant to contract with a surety insurer.
2054.4. Payment of Commissions; Unlawful Rebates; Prohibited
No person may receive commission on bail or the transaction of bail as defined in
Section 2054.3 unless he holds a bail license as defined in Section 2054.1. No bail
licensee shall pay or allow in any manner, directly or indirectly, to any person who is not
also a bail licensee any commission or other valuable consideration on or in connection
with a bail transaction. This section shall not prohibit payments by a bail licensee to an
unlicensed person of charges such person for services of the kind specified in Section
2081(c) and (d).
2054.5. “Arrestee" Defined
As used in this article “arrestee" means any person actually detained or subject to
detention in custody whose release may lawfully be effected by bail.

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2054.6. Notices; Time for Filing
Whenever any provision of this article requires that notice be given to or that filing be
made with the commissioner a specified period of time before a matter may lawfully be
used or an event lawfully occur, such period of time may be reduced by the
commissioner at the request of the licensee if good cause is shown therefor.
2054.7. Notice of Noncompliance; Request and Hearing
Whenever pursuant to any provision of this article the commissioner gives notice to any
person that such person may not establish a particular relationship or perform a
particular act, such person shall upon written request therefor filed within 10 days of
said notice be granted within 60 days following the date of such notice on the issues of
noncompliance specified in such notice. Whenever pursuant to the provisions of this
article the commissioner gives notice to any person to discontinue within a specified
time a particular established relationship or the performance of a particular act, such
person shall upon written request therefor filed within 10 days of said notice be granted
a hearing on the issues of noncompliance specified in such notice which shall big held
at least 10 days prior to the date specified in the notice as the date such person shall
discontinue the relationship or the act.
LICENSE REGULATIONS
2055. Applications; Forms
All applications for original or renewal bail licenses shall be on forms furnished by the
commissioner. All applicants for such licenses and all bail licensees shall furnish such
supplementary information and supporting statements as the commissioner may
require.
2056. License Qualifications
An original bail license shall not be issued to any person unless he:
(a) Is a California resident and has been such for a period of two years
immediately preceding issuance of the license.

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(b) Satisfies the commissioner that he is a person of good business
reputation and of good general reputation in:
(1) The community in which he intends to principally engage in the
transaction of bail, or
(2) The community or communities in which he formerly resided, if he
has not been a resident of the community in which he intends to
principally engage in the transaction of bail for a sufficient period of time
to establish such reputation.
(c) Is 18 or more years of age.
2057. Prohibited Associations
An original or renewal bail license shall not be issued to any person nor shall it be kept
in force if he is:
(a) Regularly or frequently employed by or associated with:
(1) A court of law in respect to its exercise of its criminal jurisdiction,
if any,
(2) A public law enforcement agency possessing the power of arrest
and detention of persons suspected of violating the law in the specific
terms of the statutes establishing and governing the agency.
(b) A private patrol operator.
(c) An active member of the State Bar of California.
(d) An associate of persons of bad general or bad business reputation, or
criminals, except to the extent that such association is required in the
transaction of bail with such persons.
(e) In case the associations defined in (d) above are only with persons
related to the licensee or applicant by blood or marriage, on good cause shown
the commissioner may issue the license applied for or a restricted license, or
may revoke an existing license and issue in lieu thereof a restricted license.
2058. License; Prior Prohibited Associations

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An unrestricted original bail license shall not be issued to any person if within the two-
year period immediately prior to his application a license would not have been issued to
him for any of the reasons specified in Section 2057 (a); but a restricted bail license
may be issued to such person if he presents evidence satisfactory to the commissioner
that his bail business will be conducted in a county other than any county wherein he
was employed by or associated with a court of law or law enforcement agency; or that
such business will be conducted only in a part of the same county so remote from the
place of his prior employment that such employment will have no affect on his conduct
of his bail business.
2059. Solicitor, Other Licenses Prohibited
A person licensed as a bail solicitor may not at the same time be licensed
as:
(a) A bail agent.
(b) A bail permittee.
(c) A bail solicitor for more than one employer unless all such employers are
partners, in which event he shall be licensed as a solicitor for all partners.
TRANSACTION OF BAIL
THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS AND EMPLOYEES
2060. Natural Persons Only
Only natural persons may be issued a bail license.
2061. Transacting as Partners; Notices
Two or more bail agents or permittees desiring to transact bail as partners shall file with
the commissioner the written statement required by Section 2061.2 at least 10 days
prior to so transacting, except as provided by Section 2061.3.
2061.1. Partners; Individual Licensing; Rebating

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Each partner shall be licensed individually as a bail agent or permittee, or both, and
every partner shall be licensed in the same capacity or capacities as the other
members of the partnership so that all partners will be licensed in the same capacity or
capacities; except the commissioner may permit the inclusion of an unlicensed partner
if evidence is presented satisfactory to him that such unlicensed partner will have no
functions, duties or responsibilities involving the actual conduct, supervision or
transaction of the bail business.
2061.2. Copartners; Filing Individual Statements
A written statement subscribed by each partner shall be filed with the commissioner
setting forth:
(a) The nature of all businesses conducted or intended to be conducted by
the partnership.
(b) The location of the principal place of conduct of the bail business of the
partnership and of all other places for the conduct of such business.
(c) The proportion of ownership of each member of the partnership.
(d) An agreement to immediately notify the commissioner of any change in
the membership of the partnership or of the matters set forth in (a) to (c) hereof.
2061.3. Change in Partnership; Notices
Upon any change in the membership of the partnership whether through death,
dissolution, addition, deletion, or otherwise, or upon the revocation of the license of any
partner, the survivors or successors to the bail business, if they are to act a partnership,
shall file a new statement pursuant to Section 2061.2 and shall be subject to the
requirements of Section 2061.1. If the change in membership arises through the death
or revocation of the license of three or more persons whose partnership agreement
provides for continuation of the partnership by the survivors, such survivors may
continue to transact bail as a partnership until the expiration of such reasonable period
of time as may be specified in any notice which may be sent by the commissioner
pursuant to Section 2054.7.
2061.4. Copartnership Suspension; Prohibitions

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If the license of any partner is suspended such partner may not engage in the
transaction of bail nor may he receive any commission on, or profit derived from, such
transactions entered into by other persons during the period of suspension.
2061.5. Copartnership; Disciplinary Action for Act of One Partner
The licenses of each member of a partnership are subject to suspension or revocation
for the failure of the partnership or of any member of the partnership to comply with all
laws and rules governing or regulating the conduct of the bail business or acts
incidental thereto if such failure occurred with his express or implied knowledge,
consent, ratification or collusion.
2062. Licensed Employees; Notice of Employment
A bail agent or permittee or a partnership of bail agents or permittees desiring to
employ another person licensed as a bail agent or permittee for the purpose of
assisting him in his bail business shall file with the commissioner a written statement as
required by Section 2062.2 at least 10 days prior to such employment. If prior to the
expiration of such 10-day period the commissioner gives notice to the prospective
employer specifying wherein such employment would be contrary to any provision of
this article or any law relating to bail, such person shall not be employed. If after such
10-day period and after the establishment of the employer-employee relationship the
commissioner gives notice to such wherein the continued employer-employee
relationship would be contrary to any provision of this article or any law relating to bail,
they shall discontinue such relationship within such reasonable time as the
commissioner may prescribe.
2062.1. Employee; Licensed in Same Capacity as Employer
Each such employee (employed pursuant to Section 2062) shall be licensed in the
same capacity or capacities as the employing bail licensee or bail licensees.
2062.2. Employment; Written Notices
A written statement subscribed by the employer and each such employee (employed
pursuant to Section 2062) shall be filed with the commissioner setting forth:
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(b) The location of the place of business from which the employee will
normally transact bail.
(c) The basis of compensation of the employee and if such compensation is
to be more than $1,000 per month the amount thereof.
(d) An agreement to immediately notify the commissioner in writing of any
change in the matters set forth in (a) to (c) hereof.
2063. Licensed and Unlicensed Employees; Effect
Sections 2063.1 to 2063.2, inclusive, apply to each employee of a bail agent or
permittee whether or not such employee is licensed as a bail agent, permittee or
solicitor if such employee performs any duties connected with the transaction of bail by
his employer.
2063.1. Employer Supervision; Disciplinary Action
An employing bail agent or permittee shall exercise a reasonable degree of supervision
over his employees and make a reasonable effort to keep informed of their acts as his
employees. Failure of the employer to exercise such supervision resulting in the
violation of law or these regulations by the employee may result in disciplinary action
against the employer.
2063.2. Branch Offices
A bail licensee (i.e., the owner, a partner or a licensed employee) shall be in charge, as
his usual and customary place of business, of each branch office.
2063.3. Solicitor; Transactions and Conduct
A bail solicitor shall not conduct a bail business or transact bail under any name or at
any address other than that of his employer, nor shall he use any forms or documents
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CONDUCT OF BAIL LICENSEES
2064. Bail Licensees; Capacity and Conduct
Every bail licensee shall conduct his business in such a manner that the public and
those dealing with him shall be aware of the capacity in which he is acting, and if he
transacts bail both as an employee and as an individual or in any other dual capacity,
each such transaction shall be so conducted that the public and those dealing with him
shall not be confused as to the capacity in which he acts.
2065. Business in Specified Capacities Only and Notices
Every bail agent or permittee shall conduct his bail business:
(a) As an individual;
(b) As a member of a partnership as provided in Section 2061;
(c) As an employee of another bail agent or permittee as provided in
Section 2062;
(d) As the temporary associate of another bail agent or permittee in the joint
transaction of bail if such temporary association is limited to a single transaction
or to a series of related transactions;
(e) As the temporary conductor of the bail business of another bail a period
of his temporary absence; or
(f) In any other lawful manner provided written notice is filed with the
commissioner by the bail licensee at least 10 days prior to his so conducting his
bail business setting forth full details of the manner in which the business will be
conducted and the names of all persons, if any, to associated with him. If prior
to the expiration of such 10-day period the commissioner gives notice to such
bail licensee specifying wherein the intended conduct of the business would be
contrary to any provision of this article or any law relating to bail, such bail
licensee shall not so conduct his business. If after such 10-day period the
commissioner gives notice to such bail licensee specifying wherein the
continued conduct of his bail business would be contrary to any provision of this
article or any law relating to bail, he shall discontinue to so conduct his business
within such reasonable time as the commissioner may prescribe.

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2066. Business in Own Name
Except as provided in Section 1724.5 of the Insurance Code and the commissioner's
regulations promulgated thereunder (Sections 2050 and following of Title 10 of the
California Administrative Code) and Sections 2066.2, 2066.3, 2066.4 hereof, every bail
licensee shall do business in his own name.
2066.1. Using Employer's Name
Every bail agent and permittee employed by another bail agent or permittee pursuant to
Section 2062 and acting as such and every bail solicitor shall do business only in the
natural name or fictitious name, if any, of his employer.
2066.2. Using Predecessor's Name
The permission under Section 1724.5 of the Insurance Code to use a predecessor's
name in case a bail agent or permittee purchases or succeeds to the bail business of
another bail agent or permittee is applicable only where the business so purchased or
succeeded to was a bona fide business which the predecessor or predecessors had
actively conducted as a bail business for at least 5 consecutive years.
2066.3. Fictitious Names; Filing, Similar Names
Prior to its use, a fictitious name or style must be:
(a) Filed with and approved by the commissioner in writing
(b) Filed with the county clerk of all counties in which user thereof maintains
an office for the transaction of bail or in which he contemplates the active
solicitation of bail under such fictitious name or style.
(c) Worded in compliance with the requirements of Section 1724.5 of the
Insurance Code and the regulations of the commissioner promulgated under
authority thereof (Sections 2050 and following of Title 10 of the California
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2066.4. Disapproval of Fictitious Name
If the commissioner gives notice to a bail agent or permittee specifying wherein the
continued use of a fictitious name would be in violation of any of the provisions of the
Insurance Code or this Article, such bail agent or permittee shall discontinue the use of
such fictitious name subject to such extension of time as the commissioner may
prescribe pursuant to the provisions of Section 1724.5 of the Insurance Code.
2066.5. Advertising of Fictitious Names
All advertising or telephone listings in the yellow pages of telephone directories shall
contain the true name of the licensee(s) who owns it with equal prominence with that of
the fictitious name, so that there will be no indication that another separate business
exists when in fact, the ownership is the same.
2067. Misrepresenting Capacity, Authority
No bail licensee shall directly or indirectly represent that he is a fidelity or surety insurer
or that he has the authority or powers of a bail permittee, bail agent or bail solicitor
unless he is licensed as such nor shall he misrepresent his authority or power to act on
behalf of a surety insurer; nor shall he advertise his bail business in the yellow pages of
the telephone directory under “Surety" or “Fidelity."
2068. Transactions by Unlicensed Persons; Prohibitions
No bail licensee shall directly or indirectly permit any person on his behalf to solicit or
negotiate undertakings of bail or bail bonds or to effect undertakings of bail or to issue
or deliver bail bonds unless such person is properly licensed by the commissioner to
perform such acts, even though such person acts in a purely mechanical or ministerial
manner or renders his services gratuitously. This section shall not prevent a bail agent
or permittee from suing [using] the mail, or any messenger or delivery generally, to file
executed undertakings of bail or deliver bail bonds, nor shall it prevent such filing or
such delivery by the attorney or other agent of the arrestee. No person in the
employment of the licensee shall act as an agent of the arrestee in the performance of
any of the acts specified herein.
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No bail licensee shall disclose or reveal any information coming into his possession or
to his knowledge concerning an impending arrest or detention of a person by a law
enforcing agency, except in accordance with the lawful inquiry of a law enforcement or
judicial officer, unless such information is a matter of public record or knowledge.
2070. Agreements for Bail Before Arrest; Prohibited
No bail licensee shall enter into an agreement or arrangement with any person, which
agreement or arrangement has for its purpose the guaranteeing or assuring such
person or any other person in advance of the commission of any offense that bail will
be furnished to such person or any other person when and if such person or any other
person is arrested, nor shall any bail licensee perform any act which will encourage any
person to violate the law.
2071. Suggesting or Recommending Attorney; Prohibited
No bail licensee shall in any manner, directly or indirectly, suggest the name of or
recommend any attorney to any arrestee or person purporting to act for or represent an
arrestee.
2072. Acting for Attorney; Prohibited
No bail licensee shall receive, accept or collect for, or transmit to, any attorney any
money or other item of value for attorney's fee, costs or any other purpose on behalf of
an arrestee or any other person with whom bail is negotiated. Any bail licensee who is
lawfully holding any money or other item of value as collateral may, however, upon the
release of such collateral, honor an assignment thereof to an attorney if the licensee
took no part in the negotiation of such assignment. No bail licensee shall furnish forms
for or otherwise aid in such assignment.
2073. Preparation of Writ of Habeas Corpus; Prohibited
No bail licensee or his employees shall prepare, make, or assist in any manner in the
preparing, making or filing of a petition for a writ of habeas corpus for or on behalf of an
arrestee. Such licensee or his employees may, however, without charge and in
accordance with the specific directions of the attorney of the arrestee, perform such
mechanical ministerial acts as will assist such attorney in preparing or making such
petition.

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2074. Unlawful Solicitations; Place
Except as provided in Sections 2074 and 2079.5, no bail licensee shall solicit any
person for bail in any prison, jail, or other place of detention of persons, court or public
institution connected with the administration of justice; or in the halls or corridors
adjacent thereto; provided that a bail licensee may in such halls, corridors or in other
rooms or areas where not prohibited by local rule or ordinance transact bail with
persons specified in Section 2079 who have prior to transaction, requested his
services.
2075. Regulations of Public Authority; Compliance
Every bail licensee shall fully comply with every rule, regulation or ordinance issued by
a proper public authority governing the conduct of persons in or about any prison, jail or
other place of detention of persons, court or public institution connected with the
administration of justice. This section shall not be construed to authorize any act
constituting a violation of any other section of this article which is done pursuant to any
rule, regulation or ordinance that is merely permissive in its nature.
2076. Informing or Notifying of Arrests; Prohibitions
No bail licensee shall, for any purpose, directly or indirectly, enter into an arrangement
of any kind or have any understanding with a law enforcement officer, newspaper
employee, messenger service or any of its employees, a trusty in a jail, any other
person incarcerated in a jail, or with any other persons, to inform or notify any licensee
(except in direct answer to a question relating to the public records concerning a
specific person named by the licensees in the request for information), directly or
indirectly, of:
(a) The existence of a criminal complaint;
(b) The fact of an arrest; or
(c) The fact that an arrest of any person is impending or contemplated.
(d) Any information pertaining to the matters set forth in (a) to (c) hereof or
the persons involved therein.

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2077. Fictitious Communications
No bail licensee shall, directly or indirectly, transmit or cause to be transmitted to
himself or to any other person a communication authorizing said licensee or any other
person to solicit or negotiate bail which is a fictitious communication or which is from a
person other than a person from whom he may lawfully solicit bail pursuant to Section
2079 or with whom he may lawfully negotiate bail pursuant to Section 2080. No such
communication shall, at any time or in any manner, be used directly or indirectly as an
aid in securing information concerning a person confined in a jail, prison or other place
of detention or for the purpose of visiting an arrestee therein, or for any other purpose.
2077.1. Identification Card
Every bail licensee shall keep in his possession an identification card issued to him by
the commissioner and shall, upon request, show it to any person with whom he
transacts bail. He shall not permit any person other than himself to use his identification
card for any purpose. The identification card shall be returned to the commissioner
immediately upon the termination of all of the holder's bail licenses.
2078. Gifts Prohibited
No bail licensee shall give, directly or indirectly, any gift of any kind to any public official
or employee of any governmental agency who has duties, functions or responsibilities
in respect to the administration of justice or a place wherein detention of persons
charged with crime may occur, or to a prisoner any jail or place of detention. Items of
nominal value which are distributed generally for the purpose of advertising shall not be
considered gifts for the purpose of this article, except if given to prisoners or persons
directly in charge of prisoners in their place of detention; nor shall this article prevent
the customary giving of gifts to relatives by blood or marriage. But nothing in this
Section shall be construed to justify any rebate or bribe.
2079. Soliciting of Bail; Persons.
No bail licensee shall solicit bail except in accordance with Section 2079.5 and from:
(a) An arrestee;
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(c) An adult member of the arrestee's immediate family; or
(d) Such other person as the arrestee shall specifically designate in writing.
Such designation shall be signed by the arrestee before the solicitation, unless
prohibited by the rules, regulations or ordinances governing the place of
imprisonment. If so prohibited, it may be signed after release of the arrested to
ratify a previous oral designation made by him.
2079.1. Solicitation of Arrestee; Hours
Any solicitation of an arrestee himself pursuant to Section 2079 (a) shall be only after a
bona fide request for bail services has been received from the arrestee or from a
person specified in Section 2079 (b) or (c). Any solicitation of a person specified in
Section 2079 (c) or (d) shall be only between the hours of 7 o'clock a.m., and 11 o'clock
p.m., unless the bail licensee is directly and specifically authorized in writing by the
arrestee or the arrestee's attorney to make such solicitation at some other specific time.
2080. Negotiation of Bail; Persons
No bail licensee shall negotiate concerning bail, except with:
(a) A person specified in Section 2079;
(b) Any other person who without previous solicitation on the part of the bail
licensee has requested his services.
2081. Collection and Charges Permitted
No bail licensee shall, in any bail transaction or in connection therewith, directly or
indirectly, charge or collect money or other valuable consideration from any person
except for the following purposes:
(a) To pay the premium at the rates established by the insurer and set forth
on the undertaking of bail or to pay the charges for the bail bond filed in
connection with such transaction at the rates filed in accordance with Section
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(c) To reimburse himself for actual, necessary and reasonable expenses
incurred in connection with the individual bail transaction, including but not
limited to:
(1) Guard fees after the first 12 hours following release of an
arrestee on bail;
(2) Notary fees, recording fees, necessary long distance telephone
expenses (i.e., telephone calls billed by the telephone company as “long
distance," but not those for which “message unit" charges only are
made); telegram charges, travel expenses and verification of collateral
outside of the county where the bail was arranged; a reasonable posting
fee charged by a licensee operating in a county other than that where
the bail was arranged; providing that no charge shall be made for travel
from the licensee's office to post bail in an area where the licensee
advertises in the yellow pages of the telephone directory unless the
advertisement specifically so states. Such travel charges, when
permitted, shall not exceed the amount allowed to be taken as a travel
expense for income tax purposes under the federal Internal Revenue
Code and Regulations thereunder, or the amount allowed by the State of
California to be claimed for mileage by its employees, whichever the
licensee chooses.
(d) To reimburse himself for actual reasonable and necessary expenses
incurred and caused by a breach by the arrestee of any of the terms of the
written agreement under which and pursuant to which the undertaking of bail or
the bail bond was written. Such reimbursement may not exceed the penal
amount of such undertaking or bond and may include a reasonable charge for
the services of the licensee, his employees, partners or other persons
associated with him in the particular transaction of bail.
(e) If a forfeiture of bail occurs and is not set aside, the expenses under (c)
and (d) of this Section which are incurred within 180 days of such forfeiture may
be charged in addition to the amount of such forfeiture.
2082. Prohibited Service Charges
Except to the extent permitted by Section 2081 (c), (d) , and (e), no bail licensee shall
make any charge for his services in a bail transaction in addition to the premium on an
undertaking of bail or the charge for a bail bond at the rates filed in accordance with
Section 2094.

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2083. Written Statements of Bail Transactions; Contents; Delivery
Every bail licensee shall, at the time of obtaining the release of an arrestee on bail or
immediately thereafter, deliver to such arrestee or, if the negotiations concerning the
bail were not with the arrestee, to the principal person with whom such negotiations
were had, a numbered document containing the following information:
(a) If an undertaking of bail, the name of the surety insurer.
(b) The name and address of the bail licensee.
(c) The name of the arrestee.
(d) The date of release of the arrestee.
(e) The date, time and place of the arrestee's required appearance.
(f) The amount of bail.
(g) The offenses with which the arrestee is charged.
(h) The premium if an undertaking of bail, or the charge if a bail bond.
(I) An itemization of all actual expenses described in Section 2081 (c) and
(d), supported by vouchers and receipts, or true copies thereof.
(j) The total amount of all charges.
(k) The amount received on account.
(l) The unpaid balance, if any.
(m) A description of and receipt for any collateral received and a statement
of any conditions relating thereto including a copy of any written agreement
executed in connection therewith.
2083.1. Same; Additional Statements
If, after the release of an arrestee, additional expenses are incurred or charges made,
the bail licensee shall immediately deliver to the person specified in Section 2083 an
additional numbered document containing the information, required by Section 2083
(h), (i), (j), (k) and (l).

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2084. Guarantor Agreements; Delivery; Notices
All guarantor agreements shall be in writing, or reduced to writing as soon as possible
after consummation. If any person acts as a guarantor, a copy of the guarantor's
agreement shall be delivered to him promptly upon his execution thereof. No bail
licensee shall enforce any such agreement without disclosing to the guarantor all
collateral held by such licensee indemnifying the bond to which the agreement relates,
and the identity of all other guarantors thereof, if any.
2086. Undertakings of Bail; Delivery; Compliance
No bail licensee shall deliver an undertaking of bail which does not comply with all of
the provisions of Section 381 of the Insurance Code.
2087. Waiver of Rights of Guarantor, Prohibited
No bail licensee shall require the waiver by a depositor of collateral or by a guarantor of
any right he might have or thereafter acquire in connection with any bail transaction. No
bail licensee shall require or accept in connection with any bail transaction any waiver
of defense, confession of judgment, or other agreement impairing the right of the
person with whom the bail is negotiated or any depositor of collateral or guarantor to a
determination of his rights in a civil court.
2088. Collateral; Fiduciary Relation
Any bail licensee who receives collateral in connection with a bail transaction shall
receive such collateral in a fiduciary capacity, and prior to any forfeiture of bail shall
keep it separate and apart from any other funds or assets of such licensee.
2088.1. Collateral; Custody Thereof
If pursuant to his agreement or contract of agency employment or partnership any bail
licensee is or may be required, or in fact does, transfer collateral to another bail
licensee, general agent, or surety insurer, such recipient of said collateral shall hold it in
the same fiduciary capacity as the bail licensee, return it, and otherwise handle it in
conformity with Sections 2088 through 2089, both inclusive, hereof. Such collateral
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certificate of authority in California and said collateral shall not be removed from this
state.
2088.2. Return of Collateral
Any collateral received shall be returned to the person who deposited it with the bail
licensee or to any assignee of such person, other than the bail licensee or his
representative, as soon as he is advised that the obligation, the satisfaction of which
was secured by the collateral, is discharged. It is the duty of the bail licensee or surety
insurer to determine promptly whether such obligation has been discharged upon
request for return of the collateral by the person depositing it or by his assignee. If the
collateral was deposited to secure the obligation of a bond, it shall be returned
immediately upon the entry of any order by an authorized official by virtue of which
liability under the bond is terminated. If any licensee or surety insurer which has
custody of the collateral fails to take promptly any action necessary to secure the
termination of such liability, he shall return such collateral immediately upon the accrual
of any right to secure an order of termination of liability. If such collateral was deposited
as security for unpaid premium or charges and if such premium or charges remained
unpaid at the time of exoneration and after demand therefor has thereafter been made
by the licensee or surety insurer which has custody of the collateral, the collateral other
than cash may be levied upon in the manner provided by law and the proceeds of such
collateral may be applied to the amount of such unpaid premium or charges.
2088.3. Real Property as Collateral
If a bail licensee receives as collateral in a bail transaction, whether in his own or on
another's behalf, any document which conveys title to real property, such document
shall state on its face that it is executed as part of a security transaction. If such
document is recorded, a reconveyance of such property executed in such a manner
that it may be recorded shall be delivered by the responsible bail licensee or surety
insurer to the person executing the original conveyance or to his heirs, legal
representative or successor in interest immediately upon such responsible party
learning of the satisfaction of the obligation secured; and it is the duty of such
responsible party to determine promptly whether such obligation has been discharged
upon request for return of the collateral by the person entitled thereto.
2089. Return of Excess Collateral on Forfeiture
If collateral received is in excess of the bail forfeited, such excess shall be returned to
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subject, however, to any claim for unpaid premium or charges as provided in Section
2081.
2090. Surrender of Arrestee to Custody; Return of Premiums
No bail licensee shall surrender an arrestee to custody prior to the time specified in the
undertaking of bail or the bail bond for the appearance of the arrestee, or prior to any
other occasion when the presence of the arrestee in court is lawfully required, without
returning all premium paid for such undertaking or bond; except that when as the result
of judicial action, information concealed or misrepresented by the arrestee or other
reasonable cause, any one of which was material to the hazard assumed, and the
licensee can show that the hazard was substantially increased, then the bail licensee
may retain incurred out of pocket expenses permitted to be charged by Section 2081
(c) and (d). The surrender of an arrestee who is again in custody for an offense for
which a penalty greater than that for the original offense may not be imposed, or his
surrender at the request of the guarantor shall never, in and of themselves, be
considered to be reasonable cause for surrender, and in case of any surrender under
such circumstances, and no actual and substantial increase in hazard can be shown by
the licensee, all premiums received and incurred expenses shall be returned.
Compliance with an Order of the Court made pursuant to Section 1300(b) of the Penal
Code shall be in compliance with this Section; and a licensee at the time of any
surrender of an arrestee prior to the time specified in the undertaking of bail shall
inform such arrestee of his rights under said Section 1300(b) to petition the Court for a
ruling as to return of premium.
2091. Forfeitures; Misrepresentations
No bail licensee shall make any misleading or untrue representation to a court or to a
public official for the purpose of avoiding or preventing a forfeiture of bail or of having
set aside a forfeiture which has occurred, or for the release of an arrestee on his own
recognizance after bail has once been placed by the licensee. A copy of all written
representations made by or on behalf of a bail licensee for such purpose shall be kept
as provided in Section 2098, unless such representations are filed by an official as a
public record.
2092. Interrogations; Licensee Must Answer
Every bail licensee must truthfully answer any question asked him by the commissioner
or his representative about his bail transactions or matters relating to the conduct of his
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FILINGS AND RECORDS
2094. Filing Schedule of Charges
Every bail permittee shall file with the commissioner a schedule of charges to be made
for bail. He shall also file with the commissioner any change in such charges at least
five days prior to the effective date thereof. Such charges and changes so filed are
public records.
2094.1. Rates Chargeable
No bail permittee shall issue or deliver a bail bond except at the rates most recently
filed with the commissioner in accordance with Section 2094.
2094.2. Filing of Charges; Differences in Rates
If a person is licensed as both a bail agent and a bail permittee or licensed in either
capacity but conducting his bail business under an agreement with a person licensed in
the other capacity, any filing made pursuant to Section 2094 shall state all differences
between the premiums charged for undertakings of bail and the charges made for bail
bonds and the reasons therefor. If there is any such difference and if for his own
convenience a bail licensee shall substitute or cause to be substituted one type of
obligation for the other, he shall do so without additional premium or charge. Such
substitution without additional premium or charge may not be used as a device or
means of avoiding compliance with Section 2094 or with Chapter 9, Part 2, Division 1 of
the Insurance Code.
2095. Filings; Necessary Notices
Every bail licensee shall promptly file with the commissioner the following:
(a) If conducting business as a partnership pursuant to Section 2061, the
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(b) If the relationship of a bail agent or permittee employed by another bail
agent or permittee or a partnership of bail agents or permittees exists as set
forth in Section 2062:
(1) The written statement to the commissioner required by Section
2062.2;
(2) The written notice of any change as required by Section 2062.2
(d).
(c) The written notice required by Section 2065 (f) if applicable to such
licensee.
(d) The written notice required by Section 2066.4 (a) of any fictitious name
or style used pursuant to Section 2066.4.
(e) A written notice of any changes made in any of the licensee's business
addresses.
(f) A complete list of all persons employed by the licensee who aid him in
any way in the conduct of his bail business setting forth for each employee the
full name, duties and basis of compensation, and if such compensation is to be
over $1,000 per month the amount thereof.
(g) A notice containing the same information as that required by (f) above
for each new employee.
(h) A notice of termination of the employment of any employee and, if the
reason therefor was any act or conduct by the employee which would in the
opinion of the employer indicate an unfitness to transact bail, a full statement of
such reason.
(I) A notice within 10 days after service upon him of the filing of:
(1) Any criminal suit;
(2) Any action at law against him or of any judgment against him
which arises out of his transaction of the bail business or the transaction
of bail.
(j) A written notice within five days after making any arrangement of any
kind to obtain money, securities or other assets to use directly or indirectly in the
bail business, giving the name of the person with whom such arrangements
have been made, the amount of money or value of other assets involved, the
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(k) A copy, or a reference to copies already filed and which he will use, of all
forms or documents which the licensee intends to use regularly or frequently in
connection with his bail transactions, including:
(1) The document to be delivered to the arrestee or other person
containing the information required by Section 2083;
(2) The form of any receipt for or agreement relating to collateral
used pursuant to Section 2083 (m);
(3) The document to be delivered to the arrestee or other person
containing the information required by Section 2083.5;
(4) The form of guarantor's agreement referred to in Section 2084;
(5) The form of original communication referred to in Section 2097
(a);
(6) The form or original application referred to in Section 2097 (b);
and
(7) Any other form or document.
2096. Improper Forms; Notice
If the commissioner finds that any form or document, the filing of which is required by
Section 2095 (k), is misleading or contrary to any provision of this article or any law
relating to bail, he shall notify the bail licensee specifying wherein such form or
document is misleading or contrary to any provision of this article or any law relating to
bail. Thereafter such bail licensee may not use such form or document. If such
notification is not given to such licensee within 30 days after the filing of such form or
document, the commissioner shall prescribe a reasonable time after which such form or
document may not be used.
2097. Documents; Retention of Originals or Duplicates by Licensee
Every bail licensee shall retain in his records the original or duplicate original of the
following:
(a) Any written request received by him from an arrestee or person acting on
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(b) The application for bail signed by the arrestee or person negotiating bail
on his behalf.
2098. Documents; Retention of Copies by Licensee
If a bail licensee has arranged for the posting of bail, he shall in each case retain in his
records a copy of the following documents:
(a) The document or documents furnishing the arrestee or person
negotiating bail on his behalf with the information required by Section 2083.
(b) The collateral receipt or any form of agreement relating thereto
described in Section 2083 (m).
(c) The document listing additional charges required by Section 2083.5.
(d) Any written representation made to a court or a public official with
respect to the matters dealt with in Section 2091.
(e) An guarantor's agreement.
(f) All documents signed by the arrestee or any person with whom bail is
negotiated, the originals of which are not retained by the licensee.
(g) All documents delivered to the arrestee or any person with whom bail is
negotiated.
2099. Documents; Tender to Arrestee or Representative
Every bail licensee shall tender a copy of any document which is executed by any
person with whom bail is negotiated to such person at the time of the execution thereof.
2100. Necessary Record; Open to Inspection
Every bail agent or permittee shall keep complete records of all business done under
authority of his license or under the authority of the license of any bail solicitor, bail
agent or bail permittee employed by him. All records kept by such agent or permittee,
including all documents and copies thereof shall be open to inspection or examination
by the commissioner or his representatives at all reasonable times, at the principal
place of business of the licensee as designated in his license. Such records shall

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include at least the following information as to each bail transaction shown either in one
of the forms required by the provisions of these rules or in a separate book, ledger, or
card record:
(a) The full name and address of the arrestee.
(b) The date of arrest, the offense with which the arrestee was charged, the
penal amount of the bail, the premium for the undertaking of bail or the amount
charged for the bail bond, the date the bail was filed or delivered, and the court
or public official before whom the arrestee must appear.
(c) The full name and address of the person furnishing information leading
to the solicitation or negotiation of the bail, the date and time such information
was received, the manner in which it was received, the connection or
relationship to the arrestee of the person other than the arrestee furnishing such
information, and the name of the person receiving such information.
(d) If the bail was negotiated with any person other than the arrestee, the
full name, address and connection or relationship to the arrestee of such
person, and the name of the person who carried out the negotiations on behalf
of the licensee.
(e) If the bail was negotiated directly with the arrestee, a full statement of
the manner in which the arrestee communicated with the licensee and the name
of the person receiving such communication.
(f) The full name and address of each and every person directly or indirectly
paying, promising to pay, or guaranteeing the payment of, the whole or any part
of the premium, guard fees, charges for extraordinary services, or collateral
made or deposited in connection with a bail transaction.
(g) The name of any bail licensee from whom the business was accepted or
to whom commission was promised or paid in connection therewith, and the
amount of commission promised or paid.
(h) The name of any person who received or was promised any portion of a
premium, guard fee, charge or commission or was compensated in any manner
directly or indirectly on account of any bail transaction. (i) If any valuable
consideration other than money was received in connection with a bail
transaction, a full statement in explanation of such consideration and the
circumstances attendant thereto.
(j) Where a writ bond was issued, the name of the attorney appearing
thereon.

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(k) A separate book record which shall show the date of receipt of any
collateral as a guarantee in a bail transaction, the name of the person from
whom it was received, the name of the person receiving it, a complete
description of the collateral, the amount of bail guaranteed, the amount of
premium guaranteed and the disposition of the collateral. If the collateral was
returned, the date of its return and the name of the person to whom it was
returned.
2101. Copartnership Records; Filings
During the period when two or more bail licensees are conducting their business as a
partnership pursuant to Section 2061, such licensees may combine their books and
records and make a joint filing with the commissioner of all forms used by them as a
partnership, provided, however, that such books and records shall identify the member
of the partnership who actually transacted each individual bail transaction or portion
thereof.
2101.1. Records; Licensed Employees
Every employing bail agent or permittee shall keep at his office all books and records
concerning the bail transactions of himself and his employees while acting as such, and
such employees may use all forms filed, directly or by reference, with the commissioner
by such employer; provided, however, that such books and records shall identify the
particular person who actually transacted each individual bail transaction or portion
thereof. But the employed bail agent or permittee is responsible for the maintenance of
such records, and the proper use of such forms for the transactions in which he
participates.
2101.2. Records; Temporary Associations
If two or more bail agents or permittees are temporarily associated for the purposes of
a single or series of bail transactions, each shall be responsible for keeping sufficient
records to identify the transactions and to meet the requirements of this article with
respect to the portion of the transaction conducted by him.
2101.3. Records; Temporarily Conducting Business

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During the time a bail agent or permittee is temporarily conducting the business of
another bail agent or permittee as provided in Section 2065 (e), such bail agent or
permittee shall be responsible for the proper entries in and the retention of the books
and records of such other bail agent or permittee but he may use the forms and
documents usually used by the permanent owner of the bail business. Following such
temporary conduct of his business the permanent owner of such business is
responsible for the retention of such books and records.
2102. Use of Filed Documents and Forms
Except as provided in Sections 2101.1 to 2101.3, inclusive, every bail agent and
permittee shall use the forms and documents filed, directly or by reference, by him with
the commissioner as an individual and shall be individually responsible for the proper
entries in and the retention of all books and records.
2103. Information; Not Required; Severability
Any bail licensee secure from any person with whom he engaged in a bail transaction
information in addition to that required by these rules or his signature to documents
other than those required by these rules. If such information is secured as a part of the
same document which contains any of the information required by these rules, it shall
be clearly severable and the licensee, in using such document, may, at his discretion,
omit the use of the portion of it which is not required by these rules.
2104. Destruction of Records
Five years after the final completion of all parts of a bail transaction, a bail licensee may
destroy his records pertaining to such transactions.
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50. Reinstatement / Reassumption of Liability
What are they and how do they work.
A reassumption of liability is a tool that bail agents use to let the court know that a
defendant’s absence from court was excusable by the Bail Agency. In other words, The
Bail Agent wishes to remain on the bond after the defendant failed to appear and bail was
forfeited.
There are a multitude of reasons why defendants forfeit or fail to show up to court. Most
of these reasons are purely mistakes by getting the dates wrong or some sort of
scheduling conflict. Either way they are rarely a “true forfeiture”. When the court forfeits
the bond Bail Agencies are given six months, pursuant to Penal Code 1305, in which to
rectify the forfeiture by producing the defendant in court.
Most Bail Bond Companies offer reassumptions for a nominal fee or for free to attorney
clients.
Sean Cook
Premiere Bail Bonds
800-662-0056

51. Rewrite Bonds
What are they and how do they work?
A rewrite bond is a fairly rare occurrence in which a bail bond company will rewrite a
bond at little or no expense to the client. Here is a common scenario in which this may
occur.
A person is arrested for a criminal offense and retains an attorney either before or after
bailing out of jail. They are given a court date and on that date they find that there have
been no charges filed against them. Then pursuant to 1305 PC the fifteen days pass and
the bond is exonerated by the court. In the future months the District Attorney decides
they have enough to file the charges and does so, issuing a warrant for the client’s arrest.
This is when a rewrite bond can be issued at little or no expense to the client.
There are some stipulations that must be met in order to qualify.
1. The charges must be the same or similar.
2. It must stem from the original alleged offense.
3. The bond must not have ever been forfeited.
The time frame in which a rewrite bond can be issued is at the discretion of the Surety
Company. Usually if the defendant has a retained attorney the Surety will be more
flexible.
Sean Cook
Premiere Bail Bonds
800-662-0056

52. Renewal Premiums: Are they mandatory?
The short answer is they are not mandatory and it is up to the discretion of the bonding
company to charge them. In the contract that is signed during the transaction of bail there
is a provision that states that the premium is renewable annually. This provision is put in
the contract by the Surety Company but is only enforced by the bail agency who wrote
the bond. It is at the discretion of the agency as to whether or not they will enforce this
provision. Premiere Bail Bonds does not require or request annual renewable premiums
from your clients. This means that regardless of how long it takes to resolve your client’s
case, they are only charged the initial premium to be bonded out.

53. Return of Premium: Is premium ever returned?
The only time premium is returned to clients by bail agencies, is when the defendant is
not released on the bond. If the defendant is released on the bond then the premium is
fully earned and not refundable the moment the defendant exits the jail doors.

54. Premium Rates in California
There are three filed rates that Bondsmen must charge in California. Much of todays
advertising says 5%, 0%, 3%. Usually in the fine print it says “Down”. There are no other
filed rates in California that Bondsmen are permitted to charge clients.
1. 10% - This is the most common rate that Bondsmen charge. This is the Staet
regulated fee that all Bondsmen must charge.
2. 8% - To qualify for an 8% bond the client must meet one of many different
criteria. Some of which are: retained attorney, cash collateral, union members,
active military.
3. 15% - This rate is rarely used. When used it is for high risk cases.
Sean Cook
Premiere Bail Bonds
800-662-0056

55. LEXINGTON NATIONAL INSURANCE CORPORATION
NAIC# 37940
_________________
SCHEDULE OF PREMIUMS
For
BAIL BONDS written in the STATE OF CALIFORNIA
__________________
Item 1. STATE BAIL BONDS- GENERAL (Existing Program)
Bonds up to and including $500.00 in liability
Charge minimum of $50.00, plus $10.00
Bonds over $500.00 in liability
Charge 10% of the penal amount, plus $10.00
Item 2. STATE BAIL BONDS- QUALIFIED UNIONS & PRIVATE DEFENSE COUNSEL
Bonds for all liability amounts will be
Charged 8% of the penal amount, plus $10.00
A minimum charge of $50.00 applies to all bonds.
Item 3. BAIL BOND- FEDERAL
Bonds for all liability amounts will be
Charged 12% of the penal amount, plus $10.00
A minimum charge of $50.00 applies to all bonds.
Item 4. FEDERAL IMMIGRATION
Bonds for all liability amounts will be
Charged 12% of the penal amount, plus $10.00
A minimum charge of $50.00 applies to all bonds.
NOTE: The $10.00 per bond fee should not be included in the calculation of the minimum premium.
RULE: Effective January 1, 2007, annual renewal premiums shall no longer be charged on State Bail
Bonds (items1 and 2 above). Annual renewal premiums shall continue to be due on Federal Bail Bonds
(item 3) and Federal Immigration (item 4).

56. BANKERS INSURANCE COMPANY BOND RATES
CALIFORNIA
____________________________________________________________________________________
I. Rate Rule: The premium to be charged shall be:
STATE BONDS:
Bonds up to and including $500.00 in liability will be charged $50.00.
Bonds over $500.00 will be charged 10% of the penal amount.
FEDERAL BONDS
Bonds up to and including $450.00 in liability will be charged $50.00.
Bonds over $450.00 will be charged 12% of the penal amount.
QUALIFIED UNIONS, PRIVATE DEFENSE COUNSEL, AND ACTIVE DUTY MEMBERS
AND VETERANS OF THE UNITED STATES MILITARY ARMED FORCES AND THEIR
IMMEDIATE FAMILIES, FOR BOTH FEDERAL AND STATE BONDS.
Bonds up to and including $600.00 in liability will be charged $50.00.
Bonds over $600.00 in liability will be charged 8% of the penal amount.
Qualified Union is any union in which the defendant or indemnitor are members.
Membership must be validated by a current union card.
Private Defense Counsel is any practicing defense attorney that is retained for or on behalf of a defendant.
Immediate Family is defined as a parent, child, or spouse.
IMMIGRATION BONDS
Bonds will be charged $100 execution fee plus 15% of the penal amount of the bond, subject to a
$100 minimum premium.
II. Minimum Premium: (State and Federal Bonds) $50 per bond. (Immigration Bonds) $100 per bond.
III. No renewal fees shall be charged on any bonds.
These rates must be charged by all Agents of
BANKERS INSURANCE COMPANY.

59. Renewal Premiums
Are they mandatory?
The short answer is they are not mandatory and it is up to the discretion of the bonding
company to charge them. With that said many Bail Bond Agreements signed by clients
say in them that the premium is renewable per annum as long as the bond is still active.
This provision is put in the contract by the Surety Company but is only enforced by the
bail agency who wrote the bond. It is at the discretion of the agency as to whether or not
they will enforce this provision.
It is rare and unlikely that a case will last longer than one year except in big cases which
usually carry high bail amounts. It is important to know the one year anniversary of the
bond to try to have the court exonerate the bond prior to the one year date.
Typically it is at the Bail Agents discretion to charge the renewal premium although it is
often written into the agreements.
At Premiere we contact our clients and their attorneys at the 10 month point to do what
we can to get the bond exonerated prior to the one year anniversary, thus saving our
clients a renewal premium.
Sean Cook
Premiere Bail Bonds
800-662-0056

60. Return of Premium
Is the premium ever returned?
There are only two instances when the premium is returned to clients:
1. If the defendant is not released from custody for any reason.
2. If a Bail agency arrests a client and has no real justification for arresting them, the
court may find that the Bail Agency must return the premium.
Sean Cook
Premiere Bail Bonds
800-662-0056

64. DISCLOSURE
STATEMENT
American Contractors Bail Agency:__________________________
Indemnity Company Bond Number: __________________________
9841 Airport Blvd., 9th Floor
Los Angeles, CA 90045 Bond Amount: __________________________
(310) 649-2663
Defendant: __________________________
ATTENTION
DISCLOSURE OF LIEN AGAINST REAL PROPERTY.
DONOT SIGN THIS DOCUMENT UNTIL YOU READ AND
UNDERSTAND IT!
THIS BAIL BOND WILL BE SECURED BY REAL PROPERTY YOU
OWN OR IN WHICH YOU HAVE AN INTEREST. THE FAILURE TO
PAY THEBAIL BOND PREMIUMS WHEN DUE OR THE FAILURE OF
THE DEFENDANT TO COMPLY WITH THE CONDITIONS OF BAIL
COULD RESULT IN THE LOSS OF YOUR PROPERTY!
After you have read the above Disclosure Statement and received a completed copy of the Bail
Bond Agreement and the Deed of Trust, please execute this Disclosure Statement in the space provided
below, acknowledging that you have read and understood this Disclosure Statement and that you have
received a completed copy of the Bail Bond Agreement and Deed of Trust. You are also responsible for
any fees incurred by the Surety, as specified in the Bail Bond Agreement you signed, and any lien against
your property will not be released until such fees are paid. You will be asked to execute this document
again, in the corresponding space provided below, upon delivery to you of a full reconveyance of title,
which, upon recordation terminates the lien on your real property created by the Deed of Trust.
I HAVE READ AND UNDERSTOOD THE ABOVE DISCLOSURE STATEMENT AND HAVE RECEIVED A
COMPLETED COPY OF THE BAIL BOND AGREEMENT AND DEED OF TRUST.
Print Name: _________________________ Print Name: _________________________
Sign Name: _________________________ Sign Name: _________________________
Date: ______________________________ Date: ______________________________
I HAVE RECEIVED A COPY OF A FULL RECONVEYANCE OF TITLE, THE ORIGINAL OF WHICH WAS
FORWARDED TOTHE COUNTY RECORDER FOR FILING, ACERTIFICATE OF DISCHARGE, ORAFULL
RELEASE OF ANY LIEN AGAINST REAL PROPERTY TO SECURE PERFORMANCE OF THE
CONDITIONS OF THE BAIL BOND.
Print Name: _________________________ Print Name: _________________________
Sign Name: _________________________ Sign Name: _________________________
Date: ______________________________ Date: ______________________________
ACIC-CACD-18
(Rev. 9/94)

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CONTACT US CONSUMER ASSISTANCE
Phone
Consumer Services Division 800-927-HELP (4357)
(Calling from within CA)
The Consumer Services Division (CSD) is a member of the
Consumer Services and Market Conduct Branch of the California
213-897-8921
Department of Insurance (CDI). CSD is responsible for gathering
(Outside California)
and responding to consumer inquiries regarding insurance
company or producer activities. CSD maintains three separate 800-482-4833
bureaus to handle telephone inquiries (Consumer Communications (TDD - Telecommunication
Bureau), as well as, respond to consumer complaints in regards to Devices for the Deaf)
claims handling practices (Claims Services Bureau) and/or rating
and underwriting issues (Rating and Underwriting Services Bureau). Telephone Lines are open
from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00
California Department of Insurance p.m. Monday through
Consumer Services Division Friday, except state
300 South Spring Street, South Tower holidays.
Los Angeles, CA 90013
Online Consumer
Fraud Division Assistance
1. For general consumer
Information concerning suspected insurance fraud should be
questions or inquiries only,
directed to the addresses below. Click here for further information
please click contact us.
regarding the types of fraud investigated by the Fraud Division.
2. To submit a consumer
California Department of Insurance
complaint, please click
Fraud Division
consumer request for
9342 Tech Center Drive, Suite 100
assistance.
Sacramento, CA 95826
fraud@insurance.ca.gov
Producer Licensing
A list of regional offices is available. Assistance
800-967-9331 or
916-322-3555
Producer Licensing Bureau
Producer Licensing E-mail
The Producer Licensing Bureau is assigned the mission to protect Inquiry
the public from economic loss caused by misrepresentation,
dishonesty and incompetence by determining the qualifications and
eligibility of applicants for licenses; maintaining and updating
records of all licenses issued including information regarding
licensee continuing education status; and approves prelicensing and
continuing education providers and courses. Matters regarding
insurance licensing and education should be directed to:
California Department of Insurance
Producer Licensing Bureau
320 Capitol Mall
Sacramento, CA 95814
800-967-9331 or
916-322-3555
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Legal Unit
Companies wishing to do business in California, existing companies
seeking approval of new products, and those requesting
information related to the Public Records Act should direct
correspondence to the Legal Division. The Legal Division does not
provide legal representation to individual citizens about insurance
related matters. If you have questions about consumer protection
law, the California insurance code, or other questions involving the
legal, judicial, regulatory process that our Department utilizes,
please contact:
California Department of Insurance
Legal Division
45 Fremont Street
San Francisco, CA 94105
Email to the Custodian of Public Records
Office of the Ombudsman
The Office of the Ombudsman works closely with every division in
the Department to ensure prompt responses and exemplary
customer service. Inquiries are received by U.S. Mail, telephone,
fax, and e-mail. Individuals seeking additional information and/or a
review of how the Department has handled their concern should
contact:
California Department of Insurance
Office of the Ombudsman
300 Capitol Mall, Suite 1600
Sacramento, CA 95814
Consumer Phone: (916) 492-3545
FAX: (916) 445-6552
E-mail: Office of the Ombudsman
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69. STATE OF CALIFORNIA Steve Poizner, Insurance Commissioner
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE
CONSUMER SERVICES AND MARKET CONDUCT BRANCH
CONSUMER SERVICES DIVISION
300 SOUTH SPRING STREET, SOUTH TOWER
LOS ANGELES, CA 90013
www.insurance.ca.gov
CCB-012 P
Revised: 12/21/06
REQUEST FOR ASSISTANCE
______________________________ Work Phone: ( ) __________________
Name
______________________________ Home Phone: ( ) __________________
Address
______________________________
City Zip
===============================================================================
Before you file a complaint with the Department of Insurance, you should first contact the insurance company, agent or broker
in an effort to resolve the issue(s). If you do not receive a satisfactory response, then complete this form, attach copies of any
important papers that relate to your complaint and mail to address shown above.
Please be aware that a copy of this Request for Assistance and other documentation submitted by you may be provided to the
insurance company, agent or broker unless you indicate that you do not want a copy of your correspondence forwarded by
checking the box:
Do not forward a copy of the completed form and the documentation provided. However, please
contact the insurance company and investigate the complaint on my behalf.
1. Complete name of insurance company involved:
_________________________________________________________________________________
2. Type of Insurance: Auto Home Life Health Other _____________
3. (a) Name of the policyholder if different from your name:
_________________________________________________________________________________
(b) If a group policy, provide the group name:
_________________________________________________________________________________
4. Policy identification or certificate number:
_________________________________________________________________________________
5. Claim number (if applicable)___________________________________________________________
6. Date loss occurred or began (if applicable)_______________________________________________
7. Broker/Agent (if applicable)______________________Broker/Agent License number_____________
Street address ___________________________ City/State______________/_____ Zip __________
8. Have you contacted the company, agent or broker? Yes No
If yes, state the date(s) and person(s) contacted____________________________________________
(Provide copies of all correspondence)
(COMPLETE REVERSE SIDE)

70. 9. Have you reported this to any other governmental agency? Yes _____________ No ______________
If yes, please give:
(1) Name of agency: _________________________________________________________________
(2) File number, if known:_____________________________________________________________
10. Have you previously written to the Department of Insurance about this matter?
Yes No File number (if available) _____________________ Date ___________________
11. Is there attorney representation in this matter? Yes No
12. Is a lawsuit currently on-going or pending? Yes No If yes, our ability to mediate this matter
is limited, but we will investigate your inquiry for any regulatory issues. We may defer the regulatory
investigation until the finality of the litigation. We ask that you still complete this form so we have a
record of your issue. Once the matter is concluded, we would welcome any information regarding
violations of law by the insurer that you or your attorney are willing to provide.
13. Briefly, describe your problem (use additional paper if needed):
___________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
14. What do you consider to be a fair resolution to your problem?
___________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________ ______________________________
(Signature) (Date)

71. Bail Fugitive Recovery Laws
On September 16, 1999, Governor Davis signed
AB 243 (Wildman) into law, effective
January 1, 2000. For a complete copy of
AB 243, click on Bail Fugitive
Recovery Person on the CBAA home page.
The basic provisions of AB 243 are:
After January 1, 2000, in order to apprehend,
detain, arrest or surrender bail fugitives, one
must meet the following qualifications:
A. Must be authorized by the bail or depositor of bail to apprehend a
bail fugitive
-AND-
B. Must hold one of the following:
A California Bail Agent License, (see “Exception” outlined below)
A Bail Agent License from another state,
A California Private Investigator license
-OR-
C. Must be trained and qualified as Bail Fugitive Recovery Person,
pursuant to California Penal Code Section 1299. 04
• Must Be 18 years of age

72. • Must have completed a 40-hour power of arrest course pursuant to California
Penal Code Section 832, from a P.O.S.T. approved instructor and school. Check
you local community collage for P.O.S.T. certified courses.
• Must have completed a 12-hour pre-licensing bail education course (Bail Law)
pursuant to Insurance Code Section 1810.7. CBAA offers this course every two
months, alternating between northern and southern California. For the schedule of
classes, please see Becoming a Bail Agent.
• Must have completed a 8 hour security guard course regarding powers of arrest
pursuant to Business & Professions Code Section 7583.7. This is required by The
Bureau of Security and Investigative Services (BSIS).
• Must not have been convicted of a felony. All applications are signed under
penalty of perjury.
• If carrying weapons a California Bail Licensee or California Bail Fugitive
Recovery Person must comply with all state and local laws and it is recommended
that you take 24-hour P.C. 832 Firearms course.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Completion of the P.C. 832 firearms course does not entitle a
person to carry a firearm. Reference P.C 12031 (k) for more information on firearm
compliance requirements.
A Bail Fugitive Recovery Person must, at all times in the course of performing
his/her duties under this article, carry certificates of completion for each of the
courses listed above.
*Exceptions for California Bail Licensees
California Penal Code §1299 also states:
(a) A bail fugitive recovery person, a bail agent, bail permittee, or bail solicitor who
contracts his or her services to another bail agent or surety as a bail fugitive recovery
person for the purposes specified in subdivision (d) of Section 1299.01, and any bail
agent, bail permittee, or bail solicitor who obtains licensing after January 1, 2000, and
who engages in the arrest of a defendant pursuant to Section 1301 shall comply with the
requirements outlined in 1-5 above. (effective 1/1/2000)
Therefore, in order to apprehend, detain, arrest or surrender any defendant, a person
obtaining a bail license on or after January 1, 2000 must meet the qualifications outlined
above.
However, if a person was a California Bail Licensee prior to January 1, 2000, s/he may
apprehend, detain, arrest or surrender defendants who have been bailed out by the
licensee him/herself or the licensee’s employer. If you are not an employee (but an
independent contractor), you are then contracting out your services and must comply with
the requirements outlined above.
After January 1, 2000, any bail licensee who apprehends, detains, arrests or surrenders
defendants who have been bailed out by someone other than the licensee him/herself or

73. the licensee’s employer must meet the qualifications outlined above. As a bail licensee
who contracts services to another bail agent or surety, you must comply with the
qualifications outlined above.
A bail licensee who does not apprehend, detain, arrest or surrender defendants is not
required to meet the qualifications outlined above.
In addition, any bail licensee or bail fugitive recovery person operating in the State
of California, must comply with all of the following general provisions:
1299.06. Authority to Apprehend
Before apprehending a bail fugitive, an individual authorized by California Penal Code
§1299 to apprehend a bail fugitive shall have in his or her possession proper
documentation of authority to apprehend issued by the bail or depositor of bail as
prescribed in California Penal Code §1300 and 1301. The authority to apprehend
document shall include all of the following information: the name of the individual
authorized by California Penal Code §1299 to apprehend a bail fugitive and any fictitious
name, if applicable; the address of the principal office of the individual authorized by
California Penal Code §1299 to apprehend a bail fugitive; and the name and principal
business address of the bail agency, surety company, or other party contracting with the
individual authorized by California Penal Code §1299 to apprehend a bail fugitive.
1299.07 Representation
An individual authorized by California Penal Code §1299 to apprehend a bail fugitive
shall not represent himself or herself in any manner as being a sworn law enforcement
officer.
An individual authorized by California Penal Code §1299 to apprehend a bail fugitive
shall not wear any uniform that represents himself or herself as belonging to any part or
department of a federal, state, or local government. Any clothing shall not display the
words United States, Bureau, Task Force, Federal, or other substantially similar words
that a reasonable person may mistake for a government law enforcement agency.
An individual authorized by California Penal Code §1299 to apprehend a bail fugitive
shall not wear or otherwise use a badge that represents himself or herself as belonging to
any part of a law enforcement department of the federal, state, or local government.
California Government Code §402 prohibits the use of the Great Seal of the State
California for any commercial purpose.
• An individual authorized by California Penal Code §1299 to apprehend a bail
fugitive shall not use a fictitious name that represents himself or herself as
belonging to any federal, state, or local law enforcement agency.

74. 1299.08 Notification
• Except under exigent circumstances, an individual authorized by California Penal
Code §1299 to apprehend a bail fugitive shall, prior to and no more than six hours
before attempting to apprehend the bail fugitive, notify the local police
department or sheriff's department of the intent to apprehend a bail fugitive in that
jurisdiction by:
(1) Indicating the name of an individual authorized by California Penal Code §1299 to
apprehend a bail fugitive entering the jurisdiction.
(2) Stating the approximate time an individual authorized by Section 1299.02 to
apprehend a bail fugitive will be entering the jurisdiction and the approximate length of
the stay.
(3) Stating the name and approximate location of the bail fugitive.
•
If an exigent circumstance does arise and prior notification is not given as
provided in subdivision (a), an individual authorized by California Penal Code
§1299 to apprehend a bail fugitive shall notify the local police department or
sheriff's department immediately after the apprehension, and upon request of the
local jurisdiction, shall submit a detailed explanation of those exigent
circumstances within three working days after the apprehension is made.
• This section shall not preclude an individual authorized by California Penal Code
§1299 to apprehend a bail fugitive from making or attempting to make a lawful
arrest of a bail fugitive on bond pursuant to California Penal Code §1300 or
1301. The fact that a bench warrant is not located or entered into a warrant
depository or system shall not affect a lawful arrest of the bail fugitive.
• For the purposes of this section, notice may be provided to a local law
enforcement agency by telephone prior to the arrest or, after the arrest has taken
place, if exigent circumstances exist. In that case the name or operator number of
the employee receiving the notice information shall be obtained and retained by
the bail, depositor of bail, or bail fugitive recovery person.
1299.09 Entering Premises
• An individual authorized by California Penal Code §1299 to apprehend a bail
fugitive shall not forcibly enter a premises except as provided for in Section 844.

75. • Nothing in subdivision (a) shall be deemed to authorize an individual authorized
by California Penal Code §1299 to apprehend a bail fugitive, detain, or arrest any
person except as otherwise authorized.
1299.10 Firearms
An individual authorized by California Penal Code §1299 to apprehend a bail fugitive
shall not carry a firearm or other weapon unless in compliance with the laws of the State
of California.
1299.11 Violations
Any person who violates this act, or who conspires with another person to violate this act,
or who hires an individual to apprehend a bail fugitive, knowing that the individual is not
authorized by California Penal Code §1299 to apprehend a bail fugitive, is guilty of a
misdemeanor punishable by a fine of five thousand dollars ($5,000) or by imprisonment
in the county jail not to exceed one year, or by both that imprisonment and fine.
1299.12 Sunset
This article shall remain in effect only until January 1, 2010, and as of that date is
repealed, unless a later enacted statute, that is enacted before January 1, 2010, deletes or
extends that date.
1299.13 No Exemptions
Nothing in this article is intended to exempt from lixensure persons otherwise required to
be licensed as private investigators pursuant to chapter 11.3 (commencing with section
7512) of Division 3 of the Business and professions code.
PLEASE NOTE:
Existing rights of current bail licensees to apprehend their own defendants and basic
rights to surrender bail fugitives are not affected by this bill. A member of the Legislative
Unit of the Attorney General's Office, has said that all existing rights of current bail
licensees to apprehend and surrender their own fugitives remains the same if this bill
becomes law. Assembly member Wildman, the author of this bill, assured us there was
never any intent to change the existing surrender powers of bail agents in statute or case
law. Remember, when a bail arrest takes place, the arresting agent is not apprehending
the defendant on the underlying case (domestic violence, theft, murder, rape, drunk
driving, traffic tickets, etc.), but as a result of the defendant’s “escaping” the bail agent’s
“custody.”Thus, all bail arrests are felony arrests under statute California Penal Code and

76. case law United States Supreme Court ruling in Taylor v. Taintor, 83 U.S. 366 (1872),
affirmed by People v. Walling [1962] in California.

77. The Bondsman's Right to Arrest
By Inspector Charles A. Donelan, Federal Bureau of
Investigation, Washington, D.C.
(Taken from the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, December, 1972, and
January, 1973)
An odd byway of arrest law which arouses the curiosity of the professional law
enforcement officer is the right of a bondsman to arrest a person who has been admitted
to bail pending trial. The reason it stirs his interest is plain for in the words of the
Supreme Court of the United States:
"No right is held more sacred, or is more carefully guarded, by the common law, than the
right of every individual to the possession and control of his own person, free from all
restraint or interference, unless by clear and unquestioned authority of law." i
To find the origin and nature of the bondsman's right to arrest under authority of law, we
must go back, as in so many other aspects of arrest law, the Common Law of England.ii
Purpose of Bail
The principle of bail is basic to our system of justice and it's practice, as old as English
law itself. When the administration of criminal justice was in it's infancy, arrest for
serious crime meant imprisonment without preliminary hearing and long periods of time
could occur between apprehension and the arrival of the King's Justices to hold court. It
was therefore a matter of utmost importance to a person under arrest to be able to obtain a
provisional release from custody until his case was called. This was also the desideratum
of the of the medieval sheriff, the local representative of the Crown in criminal matters,
who wore many hats including that of bailing officer. He preferred the conditional release
of persons under arrest to their imprisonment for several reasons. For example, it was less
costly and troublesome; the jails were easy to breach and under then existing law the
jailer was hanged if a prisoner escaped; iii the jails were dangerous to health and, as there
was no provision for adequate food, many prisoners perished before the trial was held. iv
Influenced by factors such as these, the sheriff was inclined to discharge himself of the
responsibility for persons awaiting trial by handing them into the personal custody of
their friends and relative. Indeed, in its strict sense, the word bail is used to describe the
person who agrees to act as surety for the accused on his release from jail and becomes
responsible for his later appearance in court at the time designated. v As surety, the bail
was liable under the law for any default in the accused's appearance.

78. Between the 13th and 15th centuries the sheriff's power to admit to bail was gradually
vested, by a series of statutes, in the justices of the peace. In the case of a person
committed for a felony, the justices of the peace had authority to require, if they thought
fit, his remaining in jail until the trial took place, but, on the other hand, a person
committed for trial in a misdemeanor case could, at common law, insist on being released
on bail is he found sufficient sureties. vi Writing in the mid-1700's, Blackstone described
the arrest-bail procedure of his day in the following passage;
"When a delinquent is arrested... he ought regularly to be called before a justice of the
peace...If upon...inquiry it manifestly appears that either be committed to prison or give
bail; that is, put in securities for his appearance to answer the charge against him. This
commitment, therefore, being only for safe custody, wherever bail will answer the same
intention it ought to be taken...(B)ail is...a delivery or bailment of a person to his sureties,
upon their giving (together with himself) sufficient security for his appearance; he being
supposed to continue in their friendly custody, instead of going to gaol." vii
The notion of bail pending trial has not changed over the centuries. For instance, Mr.
Justice Robert I. Jackson of the Supreme Court in discussing its purpose said:
"The practice of admission to bail, as it evolved in Anglo-American law, is not a device
for keeping persons in jail upon mere accusation until it is found convenient to give them
a trial. On the contrary, the spirit of the procedure is to enable them to stay out of jail
until a trial has found them guilty. Without this conditional privilege, even those
wrongfully accused are punished by a period of imprisonment while awaiting trial and
are handicapped in consulting counsel, searching for evidence and witnesses, and
preparing a defense... Admission to bail always involves a risk that the accused will take
flight. That is a calculated risk which the law takes as the price of our system of justice."
viii
The possibility that the accused may flee or hide must, of course, be squared with the
traditional right to freedom pending trial. In order to reconcile these conflicting interests,
therefore, his release on bail is a conditioned upon his giving reasonable assurance in one
form or another that he will appear at a certain time to stand trial. In this regard, the
Supreme Court has remarked: ix
"Like the ancient practice of securing the oaths of responsible persons to stand as sureties
for the accused, the modern practice of requiring a bail bond or the deposit of a sum of
money subject to forfeiture serves as an additional assurance of the presence of the
accused."
Modern statutes, which regulate bail procedure in detail today and vary from jurisdiction
to jurisdiction provided that an accused may be set at liberty pending trial in several
ways. x For example, he may be released without security by agreeing in the writing to
appear at a specified time and place, i.e., "on his own recognizance"; xi or he may execute
a bond with a deposit of cash or securities in an amount equal to or less than the face
amount of the bond; or he may execute a bail bond which requires one or more sureties.

79. The Bail Bond
A Bail Bond, with sureties, is essentially a contract between the government on the one
side and the accused and his sureties on the other. Under the contract the accused is
released into the custody of the sureties on their promise to pay the government a stated
sum of money if the accused fails to appear before the court in accordance with its terms.
Historically, the contract of bail, traced to a gradual increase of faith in the honor of a
hostage and the consequential relaxation of actual imprisonment, constitutes on of the
first appearances of the concept of contract in our law. xii The early contract of bail
differed from the modern bail bond in its mode of execution as it was simply a solemn
admission of liability by the sureties made in the presence of an officer authorized to take
it. No signature on the bail was required, and it was not necessary for the person bailed to
bind himself as a party. The undertaking to forfeit a particular sum in a written bail bond
came later in the course of time. xiii
The purpose of a bail bond with sureties is to insure that the accused will appear in court
at a given time by requiring others to assume responsibility for him on penalty of
forfeiture of their property. In times past, especially, when the sureties were friends and
relatives of the accused, it was assumed that due to this personal relationship the threat of
forfeiture of the surety's property would serve as an effective deterrent to the accused's
temptation to break the conditions of the bond by flight. On the other hand, it was
assumed that this threat would also inspire the surety to keep close watch on the accused
to prevent his absconding.
On a bail bond, the accused and the sureties are the obligors, the accused being the
principal, and the government is the obligee. In the event the conditions of the bail bond
are satisfied, the obligation is void. The accused and his sureties are exonerated; and any
cash or other securities deposited are returned to them. If there is a breach of the bail
bond's conditions, however, the obligation remains in full force, and the accused and his
sureties are liable to the government for the sum stated. A forfeiture of the bond will be
declared on default; but in the interests of justice the forfeiture may be set aside or, if
entered, its execution may by stated or the penalty remitted. For example, the surrender
of the principal after the forfeiture does not discharge the surety but nevertheless the
court may receive the surrender and remit the penalty in whole or in part.
As in the past, the sureties on a bail bond in England are still the friends and relatives of
the accused. Consequently the relationship between them remains personal and the
accused's natural sense of moral obligation to satisfy the conditions of the bond is strong.
As a result the English experience has been, on the whole, that very few persons admitted
to bail fail to appear for trial. In the United States, however, this close relationship has
generally yielded to a distant impersonal connection and the moral obligation has become
in the main a financial one. More often than not the sureties on a bail bond are surety
companies and professional bail bondsmen who operate on a broad scale and charge fees
for their services which may not only be large but also irretrievable regardless of whether
the accused appears.

80. Under the traditional view taken in England, Bail is not a mere contract of suretyship and
the accused is not allowed to indemnify the bail. xiv In fact it has been held that any
arrangement between the accused and his sureties to the affect that he will indemnify
them if he absconds is so contrary to public policy that it is void as an agreement and,
moreover, is indictable as a conspiracy to pervert the course of justice. xv This view
contrasts with that taken in the United States where an express agreement by the principal
to indemnify the surety on forfeiture of a bail bond is not so regarded. Thus, in a Supreme
Court case, where the argument was made that it was contrary to public policy to
authorize a principal to contract to indemnify his surety in a criminal case since it would
destroy the effective safeguards provided by the watchfulness of the bail, Mr. Justice
Oliver Wendall Holmes stated: xvi
"The ground for declaring the contract invalid rests rather on the tradition than on
substantial realities of the present day. It is said that...nothing should be done to diminish
the interest of the bail in producing the body of the principal. But bail no longer is the
'mundium', although a trace of the old relation remains in the right to arrest. The
distinction between bail and suretyship is pretty nearly forgotten. The interest to produce
the body of the principal in court is impersonal and wholly pecuniary. If, as in this case,
the bond was for $40,000, that sum was the measure of the interest on anybody's part, and
it did not matter to the Government what person ultimately felt the loss, so long as it had
the obligation it was content to take." (Emphasis Added)
Despite the tenor of the foregoing passage, courts still stress the need for a moral as well
as financial assurance of the accused's appearance in court. For example, in a case where
the bail offered was a certified check from an individual, the Federal Court of Appeals for
the Second Circuit in requiring disclosure of the source of the funds on which the check
was drawn declared: xvii
"The giving of security is not the full measure of the bail's obligation. It is not the sum of
the bail bond that society asks for, but rather the presence of the defendant....If the court
lacks confidence in the surety's purpose or ability to secure the appearance of a bailed
defendant, if may refuse its approval of a bond even though the financial standing of the
bail is beyond questions."
Origin, basis, and Scope of Right To Arrest
What is the origin and basis in the law for the bondsman's right to arrest a person
admitted to bail pending trial - in Mr. Justice Holmes' phrase this "trace of the old
relation" between accused and surety which still remains? It is bottomed on the common
law principle that the accused is transferred to the friendly custody of his sureties and is
at liberty only by their permission.
At the time of the Norman Conquest of England, the sureties for the accused were
compared to his jailers and were said to be "the Duke's living person". xviii This
relationship between them has been described in the cases since those days in picturesque
language. For example, it has been said: "(T)he principal is, in the theory of the law,

81. committed to the custody of the sureties as to jailers of his own choosing"; xix "The bail
have their principal on a string, and may pull the string whenever they may please." xx
Thus, in legal contemplation, when the accused is released on bail, his body is deemed to
be delivered to his sureties. The contract of bail "like debt as dealt with by the Roman
Law of the Twelve Tables...Looked to the boy of the contracting party as the ultimate
satisfaction." xxi
In early times, bail implied a stringent degree of custodial responsibility xxii and the
sanction of the law for any failure on the part of the sureties was harsh. When the accused
was released on bail he and his sureties were said to be bound "body for body." As late as
the 14th century an English judge, after noting that bail were the accused's keepers,
declared that it had been maintained that the accused escaped, the bail would be hanged
in his place. xxiii But, on the other hand, it seems that during the previous century sureties
who failed to produce their man in court got off with a fine, all their chattels theoretically
being at the King's mercy. In a modern case the responsibility of the sureties has been
described as follows: "If the defendant had been placed in the jail, he could at any time
on the call of the case have been brought into court for trial. The bondsmen are as the
four walls of the jail, and in order to fully discharged their obligations they are obliged to
secure their principal's presence and put him as much in the power of the court as if he
were in the custody of the proper officer'" xxiv As to the modern sanction of the law, of
course, if the accused flees and fails to appear in court at the required time, the bail bond
is forfeited and the surety is absolutely liable to the government as a debtor for the full
amount of the penalty.
With such a stern responsibility of safe keeping to insure the that the accused answered
the call of the court, it followed in reason that the law would afford the means to carry it
out, as the practical common law did, by recognizing a right of arrest in the bondsman.
Although the right arises from the theory of the sureties custody - i.e., the principal is "so
far placed in their power that they may at any time arrest him upon the recognizance and
surrender him to court" xxv for exoneration - it also bears a resemblance to the right of
arrest which existed under the medieval frank-pledge system of law enforcement. That
system designed to keep the King's Peace, was one of mutual suretyship with each man
responsible for the good conduct of the other nine members of his tithing, and with each
having the duty to aid in the capturing of fugitives from justice. The resemblance is close,
for up to the early decades of the 13th century prisoners were often handed over to a
tithing, and sometimes a whole township was made responsible for their appearance
before the court. xxvi
The scope of the bondsman's right to arrest the accused, based on the metaphysical link
that binds them, was viewed by the Supreme Court of the United States in the course of
its opinion in the interesting case of Taylor vs. Taintor. xxvii In this case, which will be
discussed below, the court said: xxviii
"When bail is given, the principal is regarded as delivered to the custody of his sureties.
Their dominion is a continuance of the original imprisonment. Whenever they choose to
do so, they may seize him and deliver him up in their discharge, and if that cannot be

82. done at once, they may imprison him until it can be done. They may exercise their rights
in person or by agent. They may pursue him into another state; may arrest him on the
Sabbath; and if necessary, may break and enter his house for that purpose.The seizure is
not made by virtue of new process. None is needed. It is likened to the rearrest, by the
sheriff, of an escaping prisoner." (Emphasis Added.)
As to the above mentioned right of a surety to arrest by means of an agent, it has been
held xxix that the surety, in the absence of statutory limitations, may deputize others of
suitable age and discretion to take the prisoner into custody, but the latter authority may
not be delegated. Where a statute provides the manner in which the power of arrest may
be delegated by the bail bondsman, that provision must be followed or the arrest is
invalid. In some jurisdictions, a statute provides for an arrest by the sheriff on a direction
of the bail endorsed on a certified copy of the recognizance. Where the surety on a bail
bond procures the rearrest of his principal by a sheriff, or other peace officer, it is the
general rule that the officer is empowered to make the arrest as an agent of the surety and
not as an officer "per se." Where a statute prescribes the formalities to be followed before
an arrest may be made by a peace officer as agent of a surety, compliance with the statute
is necessary for a lawful arrest.
As to the above mentioned right of a surety to pursue his principal into another State, it
has been held xxx that, just as the surety can arrest the and surrender the principal without
resort to legal process when the latter remains within the jurisdiction, he can pursue him
into another State to arrest him, detain him, and return him to the State whence he fled
and where the bail bond was executed, and his presence is required. A surety has the right
at any time to discharge himself from liability by surrendering the principal before the
bail bond is forfeited and can arrest him for that purpose. His right to seize and
surrender the principal is an original right, not a right derived through the State,
which arises from the undertaking in the bail bond and the relationship between the
principal and bail. It is a private right and not a matter of criminal procedure,
jurisdiction does not enter into the question; and there is no obstacle to its exercise
wherever the surety finds the principal. The sureties right in such a case differs from that
of a State which desires to reclaim a fugitive from its justice in another jurisdiction. In
default of a voluntary return, the State can remove a defendant from another State only by
the process of extradition and must proceed by way of extradition which can only be
exercised by a government.
The case of Taylor vs. Taintor, xxxi noted above, which was decided by the Court in 1873,
dealt with the problems raised by the interstate travel of the principal on a bail bond and
the liabilities on the surety agent in that regard. The holding of the court was that where a
principal was allowed by his bail to go into another State, and while there, was delivered
upon a requisition from a third State upon a criminal charge committed in that State, such
proceedings did not exonerate the bail.
The case arose in the following manner: A man named McGuire was charged, by
information, with the crime of grand larceny in Connecticut and arrested upon a bench
warrant. The court fixed the amount of bail to be given at $8,000. McGuire was released

83. from custody on a bail bond in that sum, with two sureties, conditioned that he appear
before the court on a set day the following month. After his release on bond, McGuire
went to New York where he lived. While he was there however, he was seized by New
York officers upon the strength of a requisition made upon the Governor of New York by
the Governor of Maine charging McGuire with a burglary, alleged to have been
committed by him in the latter State before the Connecticut bail bond was taken.
Subsequently, McGuire was delivered to Maine officers who removed him against his
will to that State where he was later tried and convicted on the burglary charge.
When, due to the New York arrest and removal, McGuire failed to appear before the
Connecticut court on the appointed day, his bail bond was forfeited. Neither of his
sureties knew when they entered on the bond that there was any criminal charge against
McGuire other than the Connecticut grand larceny. The treasurer of the State of
Connecticut successfully sued to recover the amount of the bail bond and the State high
court, and ultimately the Supreme Court of the United States, affirmed the judgment.
In reaching this conclusion, the Court declared at the outset that according to settled law
the sureties will be exonerated when the performance of the condition of a bail bond is
rendered impossible by the act of God, The act of the obligee (The State), or the act of the
law. On the other hand, it is equally settled that if the impossibility is created by the
sureties, the right of the State are in no way affected.
As to exoneration by "the act of the law" the Court explained, the sureties will be
exonerated if the principal is arrested in the state where the obligation is given and is sent
out of that State by the Governor upon the requisition of the Governor of another State. In
so doing, the Governor represents the sovereignty of the State; the State can no longer
require the principal's appearance before the court, and the obligation it has taken to
secure his appearance loses its binding effect. But if the principal is imprisoned in
another State for the violation of the law of a criminal law of that State, the principal and
his sureties will not be protected. The law which renders the performance impossible, and
therefore excuses failure, must be a law operative in the State where the obligation was
assumed and which is obligatory in its effect upon her authorities. The Court stated that
where a demand is properly made by the Governor of one State upon the Governor of
another, the duty to surrender a fugitive is not absolute and unqualified. It depends upon
the circumstances of the case. If the laws of the latter State have been put in force against
the fugitive, and he is imprisoned there, the demands of those laws may first be satisfied.
The Court noted that bail may doubtless permit the principal to go beyond the limits of
the State within which he is to answer. But it is unwise and imprudent to do so because if
any evil ensues, the bail must bear the burden of the consequences and cannot case them
upon the State.
After laying out the foregoing principles, the Court declared that the sureties in this case
were not entitled to be exonerated because:
1. When the Connecticut bail bond was forfeited for the nonappearance of McGuire,
the action of the Governor of New York, pursuant to the requisition of the

84. Governor of Maine, had spent its force and had come to an end. McGuire was
then held in custody under the law of Maine to answer to a criminal charge
pending there against him, a fact which, as explained above, cannot avail the
sureties.
2. If McGuire had remained in Connecticut, he would probably not have been
delivered over to the Maine authorities, and would not have been disabled to
fulfill the condition of his obligation. If the demand had been made upon the
Governor of Connecticut, he might properly have declined to comply until the
criminal justice of his own State had been satisfied. It is not to be doubted that he
would have exercised this right, but had he failed to do so, the obligation of the
bail bond would have been released. But here, the sureties were at fault for
McGuire's departure from Connecticut, and they must take the consequences.
Indeed, their fault reached further for, having permitted McGuire to go to New
York, it was their duty to be aware of his arrest when it occurred, and to interpose
their claim to his custody.
3. When McGuire was arrested in New York the original imprisonment under the
Connecticut information was continued. The prosecution in Connecticut was still
pending and its court's jurisdiction could not be suspended by any other tribunal.
Though he was beyond the jurisdiction of Connecticut, McGuire was still,
through his bail, in the hands of the law of that State and held to answer for the
offense with which he was charged. Had the facts been made known to the
Governor of New York by the sureties at the proper time, it is to be presumed that
he would have ordered McGuire to be delivered to them and not to the authorities
of Maine.
4. The act of the Governor of New York in making the surrender was not "the act of
the law" within the legal meaning of those terms. In the view of the law, it was the
act of McGuire himself. He violated the law of Maine, and thus put in motion the
machinery provided to bring him within the reach of the punishment for his
offense. But for this, such machinery, so far as he was concerned, would have
remained dormant. McGuire cannot be allowed to avail himself of an
impossibility of performance thus created. What will not avail him cannot avail
his sureties. His contract is identical with theirs. They undertook for him what he
undertook for himself.
5. The constitutional provision and the law of Congress, under which the arrest and
delivery of McGuire to Maine were made, are obligatory upon every State and are
a part of the law of every State. Every Governor, however, acts separately and
independently for himself. In the event of refusal, the State making the demand
must submit. There is no alternative. But in McGuire's case no impediment
appeared to the Governor of New York, and he properly yielded obedience.; The
Governor of Connecticut, if applied to, might have intervened and by a requisition
have asserted the claim of Connecticut. It would have then been for the Governor
of New York to decided between the conflicting demands.
The Court concluded by noting that the State of Connecticut was not in any sense a party
to what was done in New York and that if McGuire had been held in custody in New

85. York at the time fixed for his appearance in Connecticut, it would not in any way affected
the obligation of the bail bond.
Statutes Declatory of Common Law Right
Modern statutes provide for the fight of a surety to arrest an accused released on a bail
bond, thus preserving by legislation the authority first granted by the medieval common
law. Under the federal Statute declatory of this right, xxxii any accused charged with a
criminal offense who is released on a bail bond with sureties may be arrested by the
surety, delivered to the U.S. Marshall, and brought before any judge or officer
empowered to commit for such offense. At the request of the surety, such judicial officers
may recommit the accused to the custody of the Marshall and endorse on the bond the
discharge and exoneretur of the surety. There after the accused may be held in custody
until discharged in due course of law.
In regard to the bondsman's ancient right of arrest, it is noted that when the State of
Illinois enacted new bail statutes in 1963, aimed at rectifying abuses of the professional
bail bondsman system and reducing the cost of liberty to accused persons awaiting trial,
the primary argument advanced in favor of retaining the system was that the bondsman
would, at his own expense, track down and recapture a defendant who jumped bail. The
Illinois Legislature, however, found that this argument had only tenuous support as its
"Committee Comments" included the following statement: xxxiii
"As to the value of bondsmen being responsible for the appearance of accused and
tracking him down and returning him at the bondsman's expense - the facts do not
support this as an important factor. While such is accomplished occasionally without
expense to the county, the great majority of bail jumpers are apprehended by the police of
this or other states..."
Bail Jumping Statutes
The penalties of the common law designed to insure the appearance in court of an
accused out on bail and to deter him from absconding were limited to forfeiture of the
bail bond and contempt of court. xxxiv These traditional sanctions, however, have been
supplemented and bolstered in some jurisdiction through the power of the criminal law
legislative enactment of so-called bail jumping statutes. xxxv Under these laws the accused
is subjected to the criminal punishments of fine and imprisonment for breaching the
conditions of his release by willful failure to appear. Such statutes are of comparatively
recent vintage. For example, the New York law, said to be the first in the country, was
passed on 1928, and the Federal Statute was enacted in 1954. xxxvi The purpose of these
penal laws is to improve the administration of justice by creating a personal deterrent to
the flight of those who may prefer to forfeit bail; for example, those who desire to
purchase their freedom for the price of a bail bond, or those who feel no financial
deterrent as they expect the ultimate loss to fall on impersonal sureties.

86. Under these statutes aimed at the bail jumper and the general elements are: That a person
has been admitted to bail; that he willfully failed to appear as required; that the forfeiture
of his bail has been incurred by reason of his failure to appear; and that he did not appear
and surrender himself within the specified period after the forfeiture. The offense may be
a felony or a misdemeanor in grade depending upon that of the original offense for which
the bail was given. Thus, the Federal statute provides that anyone released on bond who
willfully fails to appear as required shall incur a forfeiture of any security given or
pledged for his release. In addition, if he was released in connection with a charge of
felony, he shall be fined not more than $5,000 or imprisoned not more than 5 years, or
both. If he was released in connection with a charge of misdemeanor, he shall be fined
not more than the maximum provided for such misdemeanor or imprisoned for not more
than 1 year, or both.
Conclusion
Since the flight of the accused condemned by the bail jumping statutes is a criminal
offense, the offender is subject to arrest by the professional law enforcement officer just
like any other person who violates the penal code of the jurisdiction. But whether the
arrest of a person released on bail, who willfully fails to appear in court when required, is
made by an officer of the law pursuant to the provisions of the foregoing type of criminal
statute, or under the traditional command of the court, or is effected by a bondsman under
the ancient right of arrest at common law, the apprehension of the absconded serves the
same vital end. Like any proper arrest, it is the initial essential step in the administration
of justice ultimately "intended to vindicate society's interest in having its laws obeyed."

87. California State Bail Agent Associations
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(805) 241-4546 FAX
E-mail: info@gsbaa.org

88. Regional Associations
Alameda County Bail Agents Association
President, Beverly Nelson (510-465-3673)
Meets the 3rd Tuesday of every month in Oakland
Bail Association of Central California
President, Berry Pearlstein (559-268-4646)
Vice President, Patti Mahoney (559-233-4521)
Contra Costa County Bail Agents Association
President, Tony Suggs (925-755-5182)
Meets the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 3:00 p.m. in Martinez
Bail Agents Association of the inland empire (Riverside and San
Bernardino Counties)
President, Patti Newcombe (909-984-4227)
Vice President, Gloria Mitchell (626-622-2626)
Secretary, Anthony Armstrong (909-463-4151)
Treasurer, Bill Cole (951-969-5555
Meets quarterly 3410 La Sierra Avenue, F518, Riverside, CA 92503.
North Bay Bail Agent Association ( Sonoma County)
President, Dale Miller (707-525-9705)
Vice President, Tom Doerpinghaus (707-545-2306)
Secretary, Marie Miller (707-525-9705
Treasurer, Jim Hughes (707-573-9400)
Meets quarterly at Summit Bank conference room, 500 Bicentenial Ave, Santa Rosa.
Orange County Bail Agents Association
President, Sean Cook (714-325-1015)
Vice President, Annie Miller (714-543-8688)
Secretary, Brent Meyerson (714-893-5486)
Treasurer, Jason Meyerson (714)389-2245)
Parliamentarian, Luis Mier (714-240-2245)
P.O. Box 28317, Santa Ana, CA 92799-5739
Meets the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 10:30 a,.m. at the Hacienda Restaurant in
Santa Ana

89. San Diego Bail Agents Association
President, Rich Martin (619-596-0452
Vice President, No. County, Vickie O’Conner (858-673-2111)
Vice President, Byron Mantack (619-427-2663)
Chairman, Cal Minars
Secretary, Stephen McHugh (619-237-9360)
Financial Officer, Stephen McHugh (619-237-9360)
121 Broadway, Suite 364, San Diego, California, 92101
(619)237-9360 (619)237-9366 Fax
San Mateo Bail Agents Association
President, Terry Finn (650-366-9111)
Vice President, Corrin Rankin (650-368-3349)
Secretary/Treasurer Kathy Erken (650-363-2245)
Jail Committee Chairman, Jose Maldonado (650-366-6666)
Meets quarterly at The Sequoia Club, 11:00 a.m.
Professional Bail Agents Association of Santa Clara County
President, Tedd Wallace (408-293-6900)
Vice President, Buffy Osti (408-288-8870)
Secretary, Vacant
Treasure, Alice Cortez (408-268-9755)
Meets quarterly at a local restaurant. Contact the President for details.
Stanislaus County Bail Agents Association
President, Dean Wilson (209-523-2245)
Vice President, Angela Garcia (209-571-2245)
Secretary, Gene Wisenhand (209-524-2774)
Treasurer, Leroy Gambrell (209-524-5291)
Meets occasionally at the various locations, Contact the Secretary for more information.

90. California Bail Surety Companies
Debbie Snow Jallad Accredited Surety and Casualty Co., Inc.
400 S. Park Ave., #320, Winter Park FL 32789
800-432-9799 / Fax 407-629-4571
www.accredited-inc.com
Scott D, Anschults American Contractors Indemnity Co.
9841 Airport Blvd., 9th Floor, Los Angeles, CA 90045
310-649-2663 / Fax 310-338-0351
www.acicbond.com
John Nett American Reliable Insurance Co.
8655 E. Via De Ventura, Scottsdale, AZ 85258
480-483-8666 Ext. 222 / Fax 480-483-6958
www.americanreliable.com
William Carmichael American Surety Company
3905 Vincennes Rd, Suite 200
Indianapolis, IN 46628
317-875-8700 / Fax 317-875-0859
www.info@acs-usi.com
Robert Nairin Associated Bond & Insurance Agency
23901 Calabasas Rd., Ste. 2072, Calabasas, CA 91302
Mail: P.O. Box 9810, Calabasas, CA 91372-9810
818-222-4999 / Fax 818-222-4498
www.associatedbond.com
Celes King, III, Director Bail USA California, Inc.-
Mel Williams, Director Seneca Insurance Company
216 West Perkins St., #101, Ukiah, CA 95482
800-633-2468 / Fax 707-987-9391
Brian Kesneck Bankers Insurance Company
360 Central Avenue, St Petersburg, FL 33701
800-627-0000 / Fax 727-898-2608
www.bakersbail.com
Brian J. Frank Lexington National Insurance Corp.
214 East Lexington Street, Baltimore, MD 21202
800-951-2663 / Fax 410-625-0865
Lexingtonnational.com

91. Robert E. Crawford Ranger Insurance Company
10777 Westheimer Rd., 5th Fl., Houston, TX 77042
800-392-1970 Ext, 8358 / Fax 713-954-8389
www.rangerinsurance.com
William Kreins Safety National Casualty Corporation
2043 Woodland Parkway, Suite 200, St Louis, MS 63146
505-336-1096 / Fax 314-995-5712
Jean Marie Cho Sirius America Insurance Co.
375 Park Ave., Suite 2107, New York, NY 10152
212-702-3705 / Fax 212-826-9438

120. COUNTY COUNTY JAIL PHONE COUNTY RECORDER ADDRESS COUNTY COUNTY JAIL PHONE COUNTY RECOREDER ADDRESS
ALAMEDA 510-268-7777 1225 FALLON ST., ROOM 100 ORANGE 714-6474667 12 CIVIC CENTER PLAZA, ROOM 101
OAKLAND, CA 94612 7146474668 SANTA ANA, CA 92701
ALPINE 530-694-2231 99 WATER ST PLACER 530-745-8500 5954 RICHARDSON DR,
MARKLEEVILLE, CA 96120 916-774-5060 Roseville AUBURN, CA 95603
AMADOR 209-223-6521 500 ARGONAUT LANE PLUMAS 530-283-6267 520 MAIN STREET, ROOM 102
209-223-6522 JACKSON, CA 95642 QUINCY, CA 95971
BUTTE 530-538-7471 25 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE RIVERSIDE 951-955-1043 2724 GATEWAY DR.
OROVILLE, CA 95965 RIVERSIDE, CA 92507
TH
CALAVERAS 2097546499 891 MOUNTAIN RANCH ROAD SACRAMENTO 916-8746114 600 8 STREET
SAN ANDREAS, CA 95249 SACRAMENTO, CA 95814
COLUSA 530-458-0205 546 JAY STREET SAN BENITO 831-636-4060 440 FIFTH STREET, ROOM 206
COLUSA, CA 95932 HOLLISTER, CA 95023
CONTRA COSTA 925-646-4491 X4 730 LAS JUNTAS STEET SAN BERNARDINO 909-463-5195 222 HOSPITALITY LANE, 1ST FLOOR
MARTINEZ, CA 94553 SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92415-0018
DEL NORTE 707-464-8718 457 F STREET SAN DIEGO 619-615-2737 MEN 1600 PACIFIC HWY., ROOM 260
CRESENT CITY, CA 95531 415-553-1444 WOMEN SAN DIEGO, CA 92101
EL DORADO 520-621-6008 360 FAIR LANE SAN FRANCISCO 415-553-9394 CITY HALL ROOM 190
PLACERVILLE, CA 95667 415-553-1444 1 DR, CARLTON E, GOODLET PL
SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94102
FRESNO 559-488-2742 2281 TULARE ST., ROOM 302 SAB JUAQUIN 209-468-4562 24 S. HUNTER ST, ROOM 304
FRESNO, CA 93721 209-468-4567 STOCKTON, CA 95202
GLENN 530-934-6443 526 W. SYCAMORE ST. SAN LUIS OBISPO 805-781-4600 1144 MONTEREY ST., SUIT C
530-934-6428 WILLOWS, CA 95988 SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA 93408
TH
HUMBOLDT 707-441-5121 825 5TH STREET, ROOM 108 SAN MATEO 650-363-4323 400 COUNTY CENTER , 6 FLOOR
` EUREKA, CA 95501 REDWOOD CITY, CA 94063
IMPERIAL 760-339-6367 940 MAIN ST., ROOM 202 SANTA BARBARA 805-681 1100 ANACAPA STREET
EL CENTRO, CA 92243 SANTA BARBARA, CA 93101
INYO 760-878-0370 168 N. EDWARDS SANTA CLARA 408-299-8730 70 W. HEDDING ST., EAST WING
INDEPENDENCE, CA 93526 SAN JOSE, CA 95110
KERN 661-868-6857 MAIN 1655 CHESTER AVE. SANTA CRUZ 831-454-2420 701 OCEAN ST., ROOM 230
661-391-7802 Lerdo Honor Form BAKERSFIELD,CA 93301 SANTA CRUZ, CA 95060
661-391-7901 Lerdo Faclity
KINGS 559-582-3211 X 2812 MAIN 1400 W. LACEY BLVD. SHASTA 530-245-6100 1500 COURT STREET, ROOM 102
559-582-3211 X 4102 BRANCH HANFORD, CA 93230 530-245-6107 REDDING, CA 96001
LAKE 707-262-4248 255 N. FORBES ST, RM 223 SIERRA 530-289-3700 100 COURTHOUSE SQUARE
LAKEPORT, CA 95453 DOWNEYVILLE, CA 95936
LASSEN 530-251-5245 2205 S.LASSEN ST. SUITE 5 SISKIYOU 530-842-8157 311 FOURTH STREET
SUSANVILLE, CA 96130 YREKA, CA 96097
ST
.LOS ANGELES 213-473-6075 12400 IMPERIAL HGWY, RM 1007 SOLANO 707-421-7110 580 TEXAS STREET, 1 FLOOR
213-473-6076 NORWALK, CA 90650 FAIRFIELD, CA 94533
213-473-6077
MADERA 559-675-7951 209 W. YOSEMITE AVENUE SONOMA 707-565-1414 585 FISCAL DR, ROOM 103F
MADERA, CA 93637 SANTA ROSA, CA 95403
ST
MARIN 415-499-7316 3501 CIVIC CENTER DR., RM 234 STANISLAUS 209-525-6428 MEN 1021 1 STREET
415-499-6653 SAN RAFAEL,CA 94903 209-525-5631 WOMEN MODESTO, CA 95354
TH
MARIPOSA 209-966-3616 4982 10 STREET SUTTER 530-822-7302 433 SECOND STREET
MARIPOSA, CA 95338 YUBA CITY, CA 95991
MENDOCINO 707-463-4530 501 LOW GAP RD. ROOM 1020 TEHAMA 530-529-7910 633 WASHINGTON ST., ROOM 11
UKIAH, CA 95482 RED BLUFF, CA 96080
MERCED 209-385-7410 2222 M. STREET TRINITY 530-623-1348 101 COURT STREET
MERCED, CA WEAVERVILLE, CA 96093
MODOC 530-233-4416 204 S. COURT STREET TULARE 559-733-6203 221S. MOONEY BLVD., ROOM 103
ALTURAS, CA 96101 VISALIA, CA 93291
MONO 760-932-7549 X 5 ANNEX 2, BRYANT ST. TOULUMNE 209-533-5844 2 S. GREEN STREET
BRIDGEPORT, CA 93517 SONORA, CA 95370
MONTEREY 831-755-3782 X 2 240 CHURCH ST., RM 305 VENTURA 805-654-2750 800 S. VICTORIA ASVENUE
SALINAS, CA 93902 VUNTERA, CA 93009
NAPA 707-253-4017 8 A.M.- 5 P.M. 900 COOMBS ST., RM 116 YOLO 530-668-5245 625 COURT STREET #105
707-253-4403 5 P.M.- 8 A.M. NAPA, CA 94559 WOODLAND, CA 95695
TH
NEVADA 530-265-1291 950 MAIDU AVE. YUBA 530-749-7740 935 14 STREET
(ASK FOR BOOKING) NEVADA CITY, CA 95959 MARYSVILLE, CA 95901

121. SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO
BAIL
SCHEDULE
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2010
ADOPTED BY A MAJORITY VOTE OF THE JUDGES
AT A SPECIAL MEETING HELD ON DECEMBER 3, 2009
PURSUANT TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF 1269b(d)
OF THE PENAL CODE

122. CONTENTS
PAGE
General Information iii
Authorities for Assessments v
MISDEMEANOR AND INFRACTION BAIL SCHEDULE 1
California Codes
Code of Regulations 3
Business and Professions Code 7
Chiropractic Code 9
Civil Code 9
Education Code 9
Election Code 10
Fish and Game Code 10
Food and Agriculture 12
Government Code 12
Harbors and Navigation Code 12
Health and Safety Code 14
Insurance Code 15
Labor Code 15
Penal Code 15
Public Resources Code 21
Public Utilities Code 22
Retail Food Code 22
Revenue and Taxation Code 22
Streets and Highways Code 23
Water Code 23
Vehicle Code 23
Speed Chart 47
Overweight Chart 48
Gross Overweight Chart 48
Municipal Codes
Carlsbad Municipal Code 49
Chula Vista Municipal Code 50
Coronado Municipal Code 53
Del Mar Municipal Code 54
El Cajon Municipal Code 54
Encinitas Municipal Code 54
Escondido Municipal Code 55
Imperial Beach Municipal Code 57
La Mesa Municipal Code 58
Lemon Grove Municipal Code 59
National City Municipal Code 61

123. Municipal Codes (cont’d)
Oceanside Municipal Code 62
Poway Municipal Code 65
San Diego Municipal Code 69
San Marcos City Code 74
Santee Municipal Code 77
Solana Beach Municipal Code 78
Vista Municipal Code 80
Vista Development Code 82
Miscellaneous Codes
Cal State University San Marcos Code (CSSM) 49
Metropolitan Transit Development Board 59
San Diego Community College District 66
San Diego County Code 66
San Diego County Regional Airport Authority Code 68
San Diego County Zoning Ordinance 69
San Diego State University (SDSU) 74
Southwestern Community College District Vehicle Regulation 79
Unified Port District Code 79
University of California, San Diego (UCSD) 80
FELONY BAIL SCHEDULE 83
Penal Code 85
Health and Safety Code 108
Vehicle Code 112
Business and Professions Code 113
Corporation Code 113
Education Code 114
Election Code 114
Financial Code 114
Fish and Game Code 114
Food and Agriculture Code 115
Government Code 115
Harbors and Navigation Code 115
Insurance Code 115
Labor Code 116
Public Resource Code 116
Revenue and Taxation Code 116
Unemployment Insurance Code 117
Welfare and Institution Code 117
Catch-All Provisions for Charges not Listed 119

124. SAN DIEGO COUNTY FELONY, MISDEMEANOR AND
INFRACTION BAIL SCHEDULE
GENERAL INFORMATION
1. Pursuant to the requirements of Subdivision (d) of Section 1269b of the Penal Code,
the attached bail schedule has been adopted by a majority of the Superior Court
Judges of San Diego County.
2. This schedule shall supersede all prior schedules for Superior Court in San Diego
County, and shall become effective January 1, 2010.
3. The jailer and court clerks are hereby authorized to accept bail and release persons
held in custody upon felony, misdemeanor and infraction charges in the amount of
bail set forth for each specific charge. When a defendant is booked for or charged
with two or more offenses, bail shall be the amount computed under this schedule
for the charge with the highest bail, including applicable bail for enhancements and
prior convictions, EXCEPT bail shall be stacked:
a. Where the offenses are committed against separate victims or on separate
dates, or
b. Where separate sex acts are committed on the same victim, or
c. Where offenses committed in a single occurrence are a separate class of
crimes, such as, for example, a drug offense and a theft offense, or a violent
and a non-violent offense.
4. Bail for release from custody may be given in cash or by a surety bond executed by
a certified surety insurer.
5. Where the column “CT” is checked after the bail amount, a court appearance by the
defendant is mandatory, and s/he must be directed by the person accepting the bail
to appear in the appropriate division at a particular time and date specified by the
Presiding Judge.
6. Where court appearance is mandatory (designated by “CT”), penalty assessment is
not to be added to the bail.
7. Infraction violations are listed with the letter “I” preceding the section number.
Misdemeanor violations are listed with the letter “M”.
8. Second and subsequent offenses for all misdemeanors shall be a mandatory
appearance unless otherwise noted.
9. Bail on second offenses for infractions will be the same as the first offense, unless
the Schedule quotes a higher amount.
10. Third and subsequent offenses for all infractions shall be a mandatory appearance
unless otherwise noted.
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125. 11. Proof of correction/compliance violations are designated by “PC”.
12. Bail for all misdemeanor violations of California State Codes not covered herein shall
be in the amount of $500.00, with mandatory court appearance.
13. Bail upon any charge which is charged in the complaint as a misdemeanor under PC
17(b)(4) shall be $5000.00, with mandatory court appearance, unless the Schedule
quotes a higher amount.
14. Bail on all pedestrian violations not covered herein shall be $25 plus penalty
assessment.
15. Bail for all infractions enacted by political subdivisions within San Diego County not
enumerated specifically herein shall be $10, plus penalty assessment, if one is
required.
16. Pursuant to Section 40200(a) of the California Vehicle Code: “Any violation of any
regulation that is not a misdemeanor governing the standing or parking of a vehicle
under this code, under any Federal statute or regulation, or under any ordinance
enacted by local authorities is subject to a civil penalty.” The abbreviation “Prk”
refers to misdemeanor parking violations.
17. Pursuant to Section 42009 of the California Vehicle Code, for any specified Vehicle
Code offense committed within a highway or maintenance area during hours when
work is being performed, the fine shall be double in the case of misdemeanors and
for infractions shall be one category higher than otherwise provided in the Uniform
Traffic Penalty Schedule. These specified offenses shall be indicated by an
asterisk (*) in this bail schedule.
18. Pursuant to Section 12021 of the Fish and Game Code, an additional penalty of
fifteen dollars ($15) shall be added to any fine, penalty, or forfeiture imposed for a
violation of this code or a regulation adopted pursuant thereto. Exempt violations
shall be indicated by two asterisks (**) preceding the violation in the Fish and
Game Code section, and Title 14, California Code of Regulations section of
this bail schedule.
19. Vehicle Code section 42001 (operative Jan. 1, 1994) allows universities and state
colleges to set a fine schedule for bicycle violations occurring in their jurisdictions
that would supersede the Judicial Council penalty schedule.
ATTEST:
FREDERICK MAGUIRE, CHAIR, Bail and Jail Committee
SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO
DATED: DECEMBER 3, 2009
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126. AUTHORITIES FOR ASSESSMENTS
INFORMATION REGARDING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
PENALTY ASSESSMENT:
The abbreviation “PA” refers to penalty assessment. Penalty assessment shall be
levied upon every fine, penalty or forfeiture imposed and collected by the courts for
criminal offenses, including all offenses involving a violation of a section of the
Vehicle Code or any local ordinance adopted pursuant to the Vehicle Code, except
offenses relating to parking.
Where multiple offenses are involved, the assessment shall be based upon the total
fine or bail for each case.
Effective January 1, 2008, where penalty assessment is required, twenty-six dollars
($26.00) shall be added for every ten dollars ($10) or fraction thereof. In addition,
pursuant to Penal Code Section 1465.7 (a), (AB82, chaptered August 24, 2007, as
urgency legislation), a surcharge is added to and collected in the same manner as
penalty assessment, and is approximately $2.00 for every $10.00 or fraction thereof.
Therefore, twenty-eight dollars ($28.00), shall be added for every $10.00 or fraction
thereof (PA and surcharge). See detail below.
$ 10.00 State Penalty Assessment (PC1464)
$ 9.00 County Penalty Assessment (GC 76000, 76000.5,)
$ 5.00 State Court Facilities Construction Fund (GC70372(a), GC70375(b))
$ 2.00 Surcharge (PC1465.7(a))
$ 2.00 DNA Identification Fund (GC76104.6, 76104.7)
$ 28.00 Total
PC1464(c) - When any deposit of bail is made for an offense to which this section
applies, and for which a court appearance is not mandatory, the person making such
deposit shall also deposit a sufficient amount to include the state penalty prescribed
by this section for forfeited bail. If bail is returned, the state penalty paid thereon
pursuant to this section shall also be returned.
PC1464(d) - In any case where a person convicted of any offense to which this
section applies is in prison until the fine is satisfied, the judge may waive all or any
part of the state penalty, the payment of which would work a hardship on the person
convicted or his or her immediate family.
PC1464(e) - After a determination by the court of the amount due, the clerk of the
court shall collect the penalty and transmit it to the county treasury. The portion
thereof attributable to Chapter 12 (commencing with Section 76000) of Title 8 of the
Government Code shall be deposited in the appropriate county fund and 70 percent
of the balance shall then be transmitted to the State Treasury, to be deposited in the
State Penalty Fund, which is hereby created, and 30 percent to remain on deposit in
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127. the county general fund. The transmission to the State Treasury shall be carried out
in the same manner as fines collected for the state by a county.
NIGHT COURT ASSESSMENT (One assessment per case):
Pursuant to 42006 of the Vehicle Code, in part:
There may be levied a special assessment in an amount equal to one dollar ($1) for
every fine, forfeiture and traffic violator school fee imposed and collected by any
court which conducts a night or weekend session of the court on offenses involving
Vehicle Code violations or local ordinances adopted pursuant to the Vehicle Code
except offenses relating to parking.
CRIMINAL CONVICTION ASSESSMENT (Felonies, Misdemeanors, and Infractions):
Pursuant to Section 70373(a) of the Government Code, in part:
An assessment shall be imposed on every conviction for a criminal offense,
including a traffic offense, except parking offenses. The assessment shall be $30 for
each misdemeanor or felony and $35 for each infraction. For the purposes of this
section, “conviction” includes the dismissal of a traffic violation on the condition that
the defendant attend a court-ordered traffic violator school.
COURT SECURITY FEE:
Pursuant to Penal Code Section 1465.8 ($20) and SBX4 13 (Chap. 22, Statutes of
2009) ($10), a fee of thirty dollars ($30) will be imposed for each violation on all
criminal convictions (infractions, misdemeanors and felonies).
PROOF OF CORRECTION FEE:
Pursuant to Section 40611 of the Vehicle Code, in part:
Upon proof of correction of an alleged violation of Section 12500 or 12951, or any
violation cited pursuant to Section 40610 or upon submission of evidence of financial
responsibility pursuant to subdivision (e) of Section 16028, the clerk shall collect a
($25) transaction fee for each violation that is dismissed by the Court with proof of
correction.
TRAFFIC VIOLATOR SCHOOL FEE:
Pursuant to Section 42007.1(a) of the Vehicle Code, in part:
A ($52) fee is to be added to the “total bail” of the offense eligible for traffic violator
school diversion when this option is selected.
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128. ASSESSMENT FOR RECORDING AND MAINTAINING PRIOR CONVICTIONS:
Pursuant to Section 40508.6 of the Vehicle Code, in part:
An assessment of $10 per case shall be added to the total bail for the cost of
recording and maintaining a record of the defendant’s prior convictions for violations
of the vehicle code. The assessment shall be payable at the time of payment of a
fine or when bail is forfeited for any subsequent violation of this code other than
parking, pedestrian, or bicycle violations.
PARKING VIOLATION SURCHARGE (included in the bail amount):
Pursuant to Section 76000(b) of the Government Code, in part:
With respect to each fund established pursuant to Section 76100 or 76101, for every
parking offense where a fine or forfeiture is imposed, a surcharge of two dollars and
fifty cents ($2.50) shall be included in the fine or forfeiture.
AUTOMATED COUNTY WARRANT SYSTEM ASSESSMENT:
Pursuant to 40508.5 of the Vehicle Code and 853.7(a) of the Penal Code, in part:
An assessment of $15.00 will be imposed upon every person who violates his or her
written promise to appear, or a lawfully granted continuance of his or her promise to
appear in court or before a person authorized to receive a deposit of bail, or who
otherwise fails to comply with any valid court order for violation of any provision of
the Vehicle Code, Penal Code or local ordinance adopted pursuant to these codes.
ASSESSMENT FOR NOTIFYING THE DMV OF ATTACHMENT OR RESTRICTION:
Pursuant to Section 40508.6(b) of the Vehicle Code, in part:
An assessment of $10 per case shall be added to the total amount due for any
defendant whose driver’s license is suspended or attached pursuant to 40509 or
40509.5, to cover the cost of notifying the Department of Motor Vehicles of the
suspension or attachment.
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129. SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO
MISDEMEANOR
AND
INFRACTION
BAIL SCHEDULE
INDEX
1

130. CALIFORNIA CODE OF REGULATIONS
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
TITLE 13
M 1160.4(e) Inspection by Department 250
M 1160.4(f)(1), (2) Unsafe transportation prohibited 1,000
M 1160.4(g)(2) Transportation of hazardous materials license 2,000
M 1161(a) Shipping papers (must comply with regulations) 1,000
M 1161(c) Shipping papers (retain copy for 6 months) 1,000
M 1163(a), (b) Shipment preparation unauthorized packaging 1,000
M 1163(e) Maintenance of containers 1,000
M 1163.1(a)-(c) Forbidden transportation 1,000
M 1164(a), (b) Vehicle loading 500
M 1166(a) Report incident involving hazardous materials 2,000
Pursuant to Section 12021 of the Fish and Game Code, an additional penalty of fifteen dollars
($15) shall be added to any fine, penalty or forfeiture imposed under this Code for a violation of
this Code, or a regulation adopted pursuant thereto. Exempt violations shall be indicated by
two asterisks (**) preceding the violation.
A plus (+) in the bail column indicates an amount per animal must be added to that bail.
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
TITLE 14
M 2.10(a), (b) Fishing method - hooks 200
I 2.10(a), (b) Fishing method - hooks 100
M 5.15(b) Catfish and bullhead: over-limit 50
M 27.50 Fishing in Pt. Loma Reserve 250+
+$25 per fish
M 27.60(a) Fin fish: over-limit 250+
+$20 per fish
I 27.60(a) Fin fish: over-limit 100+
+$20 per fish
M 27.65(b)(1)-(7) Possession of under-size fish fillets on any vessel 250+
+$20 per fish
I 27.65(b)(1)-(7) Possession of under-size fish fillets on any vessel 100+
+$20 per fish
M 28.10(a), (b) Giant sea bass: over-limit, illegal taking 250+
+$25 per fish
I 28.10(a), (b) Giant sea bass: over-limit, illegal taking 100+
+$25 per fish
M 28.15(a), (b) Halibut: over-limit, under-size 250+
+$20 per fish
I 28.15(a), (b) Halibut: over-limit, under-size 100+
+$20 per fish
M 28.25 Barracuda: under-size 250+
+$20 per fish
I 28.25 Barracuda: under-size 100+
+$20 per fish
FOR MISDEMEANOR OR INFRACTION CHARGES NOT LISTED, SEE END OF RESPECTIVE CODE SECTION
3

131. CALIFORNIA CODE OF REGULATIONS cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 28.27(b), (c) Lingcod: over-limit, under-size 250+
+$20 per fish
I 28.27(b), (c) Lingcod: over-limit, under-size 100+
+$20 per fish
M 28.30(a), (b) Bass (spotted, kelp or sand): under-size, over-limit 250+
+$10 per fish
M 28.32(a), (b) Bonito: over-limit, under-size 250+
+$10 per fish
M 28.35(a), (c) White sea bass: under-size, over-limit 250+
+$15 per fish
M 28.40 Swordfish: over-limit 250+
+$25 per fish
M 28.50 Marlin: over-limit 250+
+$25 per fish
M 28.55(b) Rockfish: over-limit 250+
+$20 per fish
I 28.55(b) Rockfish: over-limit 100+
+$20 per fish
M 29.00 Grunion: illegal method of taking 250
I 29.00 Grunion: illegal method of taking 100
M 29.05(a)-(c) Tidal invertebrate: over-limit, area, measuring 250+
device
+$3 per invertebrate
I 29.05(a)-(c) Tidal invertebrate: over-limit, area, measuring 100+
device
+$3 per invertebrate
M 29.15(c) Abalone: under-size, over-limit 250+
+$20 per abalone
M 29.15(b) Abalone: take or possess during closed season 15,000+
+$75 per abalone
M 29.15(d) Abalone: out of shell 15,000+
+$75 per abalone
M 29.25 Gaper/Washington clams: over-limit 250+
+$20 per clam
M 29.35(a), (b) Clams: over-limit, under-size 250+
+$20 per clam
M 29.40(a)-(c) Pismo clams: out-of-season, over-limit, under-size 100+
+$20 per claim
M 29.55 Mussels: over-limit 250+
+$20 per mussel
M 29.80(a),(c),(f) Illegal traps to take crustaceans 250
M 29.85(a)-(d) Crabs: area, under-size, over-limit, out-of-season 250+
et al +$20 per crab
M 29.87 Ghost shrimp: over-limit 250+
+$2 per dozen
M 29.90(a) Lobster: take or possess during closed season 250+
+$50 per lobster
M 29.90(b) Lobster: over-limit 250+
+$50 per lobster
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132. CALIFORNIA CODE OF REGULATIONS cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 29.90(c) Lobster: under-size 250+
+$50 per lobster
M 100 Abalone: Taking for commercial purposes 15,000
M 107(a)(1) Swordfish: permit required to take commercially 250
M 120.7(a) Sea Urchins: permit required to take commercially 100
M 122, et al Lobster: permit required to take commercially 250
I 190.00 Number display 50
M 300(a)(1)(A)1; Pheasant: out-of-season, over-limit 250+
(a)(1)(A)2 +$50 per bird
M 300(a)(1)(B)1; Quail: out-of-season, over-limit 250+
(a)(1)(B)2 +$25 per bird
M 307(a), (c) Tree squirrels: out-of-season and area, over-limit 250+
+$25 per animal
M 308(a)-(c) Rabbits: out-of-season, over-limit 250+
+$25 per animal
M 352 Big game: violate shooting hours 200
M 353(a) Big game: use illegal methods to take 200
M 360(a)(17)(A); Deer: area, out-of-season 250+
(a)(17)(B) +$150 per animal
M 360(a)(17)(C) Deer: over-limit 250+
+$250 per animal
M 365(a)(4), Bear: area, out-of-season 500+
(b) +$150 per animal
M 365(c) Bear: over-limit 250+
+$250 per animal
M 365(e) Bear: use illegal methods to take 250
I 630 Violation of regulations in ecological reserve 75
M 632 Violation of regulations in marine protected areas 75+
+$25 per fish
M 671(a) Import, transport or possess wild animals w/o 250
permit
**M 700(a) Failure to display fishing license on outer clothing 60
• with proof of license 25
**M 700(b) No hunting license in possession 300
• with proof of license 200
**M 4302 Non-payment of fees for use of facilities 75
• 2nd offense 100
**M 4304 No aircraft landing or take-off without authorization 250
**M 4305(a) No hunting or fishing in a state park 250
• Subsequent offense 500
**M 4305(b) No taking, killing, or injuring wildlife in a state park 250
• Subsequent offense 500
**M 4306(a)-(d) Destruction or removal of trees, plants or driftwood 100
**M 4307(a) Destruction of geological features 100
**M 4308(a) Destruction of archaeological features 250
**M 4310 Littering 100
**M 4311(a) No fires except in appropriate fireplace 500
**M 4311(b) No unsafe fires 1,000
**M 4311(c) No fires or smoking where posted 250
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133. CALIFORNIA CODE OF REGULATIONS cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
**M 4312(c) Allowing noisy, vicious or dangerous dogs or 500
animals
**M 4313(a) Loaded firearm in possession prohibited in state 250
park
**M 4320(a) Fail to observe quiet hours (from 10 pm to 6 am) 100
**M 4321 Fail to obtain permission for 100
assembly/demonstration
**M 4322 Nudity and disrobing where prohibited 100
**M 4324(a)-(c) Requirements for sanitation 100
**M 4352 No off-highway vehicles, snowmobiles or 100
hovercraft unless authorized
**M 4354 Negligent operation of vehicle or bicycle that 100
injures bird, animal or person
**M 4357(a) Violate license requirements to operate vehicle 75
**M 4358 Park, leave standing, or abandon vehicle 25 Prk
**M 4359(a) Use road for horseback riding 25
**M 4359(b) Hitch horse to tree 75
**M 4359(e) Fail to close gate after opening it 75
**M 4360 Violate regulations for operation of bicycles 75
**M 4451(a) Illegal camping 75
**M 4452(a) Exceed occupant limit for camp sites 75
**M 4453(a) Fail to pay camping fees when due 75
**M 4454(c) Occupancy unauthorized 75
**M 4455(a) Camping time limits (days per year) 75
**M 4456 Fail to vacate by 12pm or pay fee 75
**M 4457 No camping in day-use areas unless authorized 75
**M 4458 In campground between 10pm and 6am 100
**M 4650 Swimming in prohibited area 100
**M 4652 Floating devices prohibited 100
**M 4656 Diving in prohibited area 25
**I 6564-6565 Equipment requirements (personal flotation 25
devices)
**I 6565.7(a), (b) Equipment requirements (more PFD’s) 25
**I 6565.8(a)-(c) Equipment requirements (and more PFD’s) 25
**M 6569-6573(a) Equipment requirements (fire extinguishers) 25
**M 6574 Equipment requirements (back fire flame control) 25
**M 6575-6575.1 Equipment requirements (ventilation) 25
**M 6576 Use of liquified petroleum gas 25
**M 6692(c)(1) et al Visual distress signal requirements 30
**M 6695(a), (b) Flashing lights (proper shielding) 30
**M 6697(a)-(c) Negligent operation 150
• Subsequent offense 150
I 7003 Unlawful placement of diver precaution markers 50
**M 7504(b) For-hire operator must provide change of address 35
**M 7504(c) For-hire operator must have license in possession 35
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134. CALIFORNIA CODE OF REGULATIONS cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
All other violations of California Code of
Regulations, Title 14, as to over-limits, under-
sized, closed seasons and illegal devices,
excluding deer and commercial fish, not listed
herein shall be 100
All other California Code of Regulations
violations not listed herein shall be 50
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 128 Violation of licensing requirements, sales and 1,000
service
• 2nd offense 1,000
• 3rd offense 1,000
M 2314 Medical Practice Act 2,000
M 2630 License required/physical therapist 2,000
M 2903 License required/psychologist 2,000
M 3760(a)-(d) License required/respiratory care practice 2,000
M 3761(a) License required/respiratory care misrepresentation 2,000
M 4060 Possession of controlled substance without a 1,000
prescription
M 4140 Possession of hypodermic needle or syringe without 500
prescription
M 4142 Retail sales of hypodermic needle of syringe without 1,000
prescription
M 4825 License required/veterinary medicine 2,000
M 4980(b) License required/marriage, family and child 2,000
counselor
M 4996 License required/clinical social worker 2,000
M 5536(a)-(c) License required/architect 2,000
I 6451 Unsupervised performance of services for 500
consumer by paralegal
I 6452(a) Unlawful advertisement by a paralegal 500
M 6704 License required/engineer 2,000
M 6980.10 License required/locksmith per BP6980.13 2,000
M 7028 License required/contractor 5,000
M 7317 License required/barber, cosmetologist, electrolysis 2,000
M 7502 License required/repossession agency 5,000
M 7592 License required/alarm company operator 2,000
M 7616 License required/funeral director 2,000
M 7641 License required/embalmer 2,000
M 7872(a) Registration required/geologist 2,000
M 8016 License required/shorthand reporter per BP8019 500
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135. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 8550(a), (b) License required/structural pest control 2,000
M 8725 License required/land surveyor 2,000
M 9681 License required/cemetery broker or salesman 2,000
M 9840 License required/electronic or appliance repair 2,000
dealer
M 9884(a) Payment of fee required by automotive repair dealer 100
M 9884.6(a) License required/automotive repair dealer 2,000
M 9884.8 Automotive repair dealer must record work 500
M 9884.9(a)(1), Automotive repair dealer must provide written 500
(a)(2) estimate to customer
M 9884.10 Automotive repair dealer to return replaced parts 100
M 9884.11 Automotive repair dealer must maintain records 100
I 9888.3 License required/lamp and brake adjustment 100
stations
M 11156 Health care controlled substances and dangerous 500
drugs
M 12024.2(a) Quoting untrue value/weights and measures 1,000
I 12024.2(b) Quoting untrue value/weights and measures 100
M 17500 False or misleading advertising 2,000
I 19051 License required/upholstered-furniture retail dealer 250
I 19052 License required/custom upholsterer 250
I 19053.1 License required/importer 250
I 19054 License required/upholstered-furniture 250
manufacturer, bedding manufacturer
I 19055 License required/bedding retail dealer 250
I 19056 License required/bedding renovator 250
I 19059 License required/supply dealer 250
I 19059.5 License required/sanitizers 250
I 19059.7 License required/insulation manufacturer 250
M 21608(a) Failure to Keep Written Record – Junk Dealer or 100
Recycler
• 2nd offense 250
• 3rd offense 500
M 21610 Catalytic converters – junk dealers & recyclers 2,000
M 21665(a) Failure to maintain reports (swap meet, operators) 50
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 200
M 21665(b) Failure to maintain reports (swap meet, vendors) 50
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 200
M 22435.2(b) Possession of shopping cart 100
M 22755 Plastic bulk merchandise container 500
M 25608 Possession of alcohol on school property 250
I 25620 Possession of open alcohol container in restricted 50
area
M 25658(a) Sale of alcohol to a minor 1,000
M 25658(b) Consumption of alcohol by a minor 500
M 25658(d) Permitting minor to consume alcohol on premises 1,000
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136. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 25658.5 Minor attempting to purchase an alcoholic beverage 500
M 25659.5I Possession of unidentified beer keg 250
M 25659.5(d) Providing false information on receipt record 250
M 25660.5 Furnishing false identification to another 100
M 25661 Minor presenting false or fraudulent ID 500
I 25662(a) Minor in possession of alcoholic beverage 40
M 25662(a) Minor in possession of alcoholic beverage 50
• 2nd offense 500
M 25663(a) Employment of minors when sale of alcohol 100
M 25665 Minor remaining in licensed public premises 100
All other Business and Professions Code
violations not listed herein shall be 500
CHIROPRACTIC CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
All Chiropractic Code violations shall be 500
CIVIL CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
All Civil Code violations shall be 500
EDUCATION CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 22010 Retirement benefits – false statements, benefits 2,000
M 49182 Employment of minors 100
M 49183 Certification of false statement of age 100
I 49307 Disregard signal of school safety patrol 50
All other violations of the Education Code shall
be 25
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137. ELECTION CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
All Election Code violations shall be 500
FISH AND GAME CODE
Pursuant to Section 12021 of the Fish and Game Code, an additional penalty of fifteen dollars
($15) shall be added to any fine, penalty or forfeiture imposed under this Code for a violation of
this Code, or a regulation adopted pursuant thereto. Exempt violations shall be indicated by
two asterisks (**) preceding the violation.
A plus (+) in the bail column indicates an amount per animal must be added to that bail.
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 1052(a)-(f) Unlawful use of license or tag 200
M 1059(a) Failure to account for license fees 500
M 1583 Trespass on, or take birds, mammals, marine life 250+
from, ecological reserve
+$25 per animal
M 1602(a) Streambed alteration without agreement 1,000
M 2000 Unlawful hunting or fishing 200
M 2002 Unlawful possession of bird, mammal, fish, reptile, 250
amphibian
M 2005 Unlawful use of artificial light to take game 300
M 2006 Possess loaded gun in vehicle 500
M 2015 Unlawful possession of bird, fish, etc., in restaurant 300
or eating establishment
M 2016 Trespass while hunting 200
M 2018 Unlawful posting or destruction of signs 200
M 2080 Importing, exporting, or possessing any rare or 300
endangered native species
M 2118(a)-(k) Unlawful possession of prohibited species 500
M 3000 Hunting during night time (from ½ hour before 200
sunset to ½ hour before sunrise the next day)
M 3001 Hunting while intoxicated 350
M 3002 Shooting from boat, vehicle or airplane 200
M 3003(a) Hunting w/gun/device accessed via internet 350
connection
M 3003(b)(1) Owning or operating on-line shooting range, site or 350
gallery
M 3003(b)(2) Create, maintain, or utilize website or service by 350
other means for purpose of on-line hunting
M 3004 Shooting within 150 yds of a dwelling 150
I 3007 Taking game without a valid license 250
• with proof of license 50
• Subsequent offense 500
M 3200 License required/breeding 100
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138. FISH AND GAME CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 3511(a) Taking or possessing fully protected birds 500
• Subsequent offense 1,000
M 3513 Taking or possessing migratory non-game birds 250
M 3800 Taking of one nongame bird 400+
+$100 per nongame bird
M 4004(d) Setting or maintaining traps that do not bear 300
identifying mark of registration
**M 4330 No deer license tag 150
• Subsequent offense 200
M 4336 Untagged deer 150
M 4501 Taking protected mammals 5,000
M 4700(a) Taking or possessing fully protected mammal 5,000
• Subsequent offense 1,000
**M 4750 License tag required for taking bear 200
M 5508 Possess fish of indeterminate size and weight 250+
+$20 per fish
M 5509 Possess fish of indeterminate species 250+
+$10 per fish
M 5521 Moratorium on taking abalone 15,000
M 5650 Water pollution 500
M 5652(a) Deposit cans, bottles, litter in state waters 250
M 6400 Unlawful placing of fish, animal or plant 15,000
M 7120 Possess over-limit of fish 250+
+$10 per fish
M 7121 Unlawful sale or purchase of fish 2,000
**I 7145(a) Fishing without a license 100
per FG12002.2(b), (c)
• with proof of license 25
• Subsequent offense 300
M 7256 Lobsters under sport-fishing license must be taken 250+
by hoop net or by hand
+$25 per lobster
M 7850(a) No commercial fishing license 200
M 7920 No commercial passenger fishing boat license 350
M 8251 Take lobster during closed season 300+
+$25 per lobster
M 8252 Take or possess under-size lobster commercially 300+
+$25 per lobster
M 8254(a) Take lobster commercially without permit 250
M 8372 Possess bass (kelp, sand, spotted) in a place of 250
business for sale
M 8603 Illegal use of net, trap, line, spear or appliance 400
M 12012(a) Illegal poaching of wildlife for profit 5,000
M 12013(a) Taking / possessing more than 3 times the bag / 5,000
possession limit
M 12020 Violation of promise to appear 100
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139. FISH AND GAME CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
  
All other fishing (commercial or non-commercial) 
and deer violations not listed herein shall be 200 
 
All other Fish and Game Code violations not 
listed herein shall be 100 
FOOD AND AGRICULTURAL CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 42943 Mislabeling all fruits and nuts (includes avocados) 300   
M 44972 Lack of official stamp (avocados) 300   
M 45032 Proof of ownership (avocados) 300   
M 45034 Falsifying records (avocados) 300   
  
All other Food and Agricultural Code violations 
 not listed herein shall be 100 
GOVERNMENT CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 31455.5 Retirement Benefits – false statements, benefits 2,000   
M 20085 Retirement Benefits – false statements, benefits 2,000   
  
All other Government Code violations not listed  
 herein shall be 500  
HARBORS AND NAVIGATION CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 131 Obstructing navigable waters 50   
M 133 Discharging oil into navigable waters of the State 1,000   
M 300 Willful damage or set adrift a vessel under 10 tons 250   
M 301 Willful damage or set adrift a vessel of 10 tons or 500   
more
M 303 Damage or set a raft adrift 250   
M 525 Abandonment & Abatement of Vessels 1000   
I 654(b) Motorboat muffler requirement 50   
I 654.05(a) Operating motorboat that exceeds noise level 50   
I 654.06(a)-(c) Motorboat for sale that exceeds noise level 50   
M 655(a) Reckless or negligent operation of motorboat 400   
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140. HARBORS AND NAVIGATION CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 655(b) Operating a vessel under the influence of an alcohol 1,600
beverage and/or drugs
• with prior(s) 5,000
M 655(c) Operating a motor vessel with an alcohol 1,600
concentration of .08 percent or more in the blood
• with prior(s) 5,000
M 655(d) Operating a non-recreational vessel with blood 1,600
alcohol level .04 or higher
• 2nd offense 5,000
M 655(e) Operating a motor vessel while addicted to a drug 1,600
• 2nd offense 5,000
M 655(f) Operating a motor vessel while under the influence 1,600
of an alcoholic beverage and/or drugs and violating
a law or neglecting a duty imposed by law and
causing injury to a person
M 655.2(a)(1); Operating a motor vessel in excess of speeds 50
(a)(2)(A)-(C) enumerated
I 655.6(a) Person under 21 years of age operating a motor 100
vessel under the influence of alcohol
• 2nd offense 200
• 3rd offense 250
M 656.1(a), (b) Hit and run 1,000
M 658(a) Towing skier without an observer (at least 12 years 250
old) aboard
M 658(b) Towing skier during prohibited hours (between 50
sunset and sunrise)
M 658(d) Towing skier so as to cause collision with an object 500
or another person
M 658(e) Reckless operation of water skis, aquaplane or 500
similar device
I 658.5(d) Operating certain motor vessels or allowing the 100
operation of certain motor vessels by persons in a
restricted age group
I 658.7(a) Failure of operator of a vessel towing a skier to 15
display or cause to be displayed a ski flag
I 659 Unlawful marking of waters 50
M 663.6 Vessel failing to stop upon lawful order 1,000
I 674 Boat livery equipment requirements 50
I 681(a), (b) Teak surfing, platform dragging and body surfing 50
behind vessel
All other Harbors and Navigation Code
violations not listed herein shall be 100
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141. HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 11357(b) Possession of marijuana (less than 1 oz.) 100
M 11357(c) Possession of marijuana (more than 1 oz.) 150
M 11357(d) Possession of marijuana (more than 1 oz.) on 500
school grounds
M 11360(b) Transport or give away marijuana (less than 1 oz.) 100
M 11364 Possession of drug paraphernalia 250
M 11375(b) Possession of controlled substance without a 1,000
prescription
M 11377(a) per Possession of controlled substance 1,000
17(b)(4)
M 11550(a) Under the influence of a controlled substance 1,000
M 12101-12676 Misdemeanor violations re: fireworks 100
M 12677 Possession of dangerous fireworks without permit 50
M 12678-12726 Misdemeanor violations re: fireworks 100
M 13000 Allowing fire to escape to lands of another 250
M 13001 Negligent acts causing fire 250
M 13002(a) Throwing flaming or glowing substance from 250
vehicle
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 750
M 13003 Using harvesting equipment without spark arrester 100
M 13004 Using harvester without fire extinguisher 50
M 13005(a)(1), Using equipment for grain harvest without spark 100
(a)(2), (b) arrester
M 17920.3 Maintenance of sub-standard residential dwelling 1,000
M 25190 Violation of hazardous waste law 2,000
M 25993 Tethering, confining pigs, chickens, calves TBD
Prop. 2 passed 2008 - takes effect in 2015
M 101080.2(c) Violation of an order of a health officer 1,000
I 105256(c) Creating a lead hazard - 1st offense 1,000
M 105256(d) Creating a lead hazard - 2nd offense 5,000
M 111670-111725 Manufacture, sell, deliver adulterated cosmetic 1,000
M 111765 Manufacture or sell a misbranded cosmetic 1,000
M 111865 Remove or sell embargoed item without 1,000
permission
I 118948(a) Smoking in a car when minor children are present 100
M 120980c Wrongful disclosure of public health record 25,000
M 121025(e)(3) Wrongful disclosure of public health record 25,000
M 121110c Wrongful disclosure of public health record 25,000
I 121110e Wrongful disclosure of public health record 25
All other Heath and Safety Code infraction
violations not listed herein shall be 100
All other Health and Safety Code misdemeanor
violations not listed herein shall be 500
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142. INSURANCE CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 1140.5(a), (b) Filing of proxies 50
M 1681.5(a) No person shall cheat on, subvert or attempt to 10,000
subvert any licensing exam
(reference IC1681.5(b))
All other Insurance Code violations shall be 500
LABOR CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 6509.5(a) Asbestos violations 2,000
All other Labor Code violations shall be 100
PENAL CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 102 Destruction of or taking property in an officer’s 250
possession
M 135 Destroying documentary evidence 1,000
M 146(a) Making arrest without lawful authority 250
M 146a(a)(1)-(4) Impersonating an officer 5,000
(b)(1)-(4)
M 146g Non-disclosure of crime information by public 500
safety employees
M 148(a)(1) Resisting an officer 5,000
M 148.2 (1)-(4) Interfering with fireman or emergency 1,000
personnel
M 148.3(a) Falsely reporting emergency 1,000
M 148.5 False police report 2,000
M 148.9(a), (b) Giving false identification 5,000
M 150 Refusal to assist in making arrest 250
M 166(a)(4) Violation of any process or court order 10,000
M 166(c)(1) Violation of criminal stay away order in a 10,000
domestic violence offense
• 2nd offense 20,000
• 3rd offense 40,000
M 171.5(b) Possess prohibited item/weapon in airport 2,500
M 192(c)(2) Vehicular manslaughter without gross 5,000
negligence
M 236/237 per False imprisonment 10,000
17(b)(4)
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143. PENAL CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 240/241(a) Assault on non-law enforcement officer 1,000
M 240/241(b) Assault on parking control officer 5,000
M 240/241(c) Assault on law enforcement officer or firefighter 10,000
M 241.5(a) Assault on a highway worker 5,000
M 242/243(a) Battery 8,000
• 2nd offense 10.000
M 242/243(b) Battery on a peace officer or fireman 10,000
M 242/243(d) per Battery resulting in serious bodily injury 10,000
17(b)(4)
M 242/243(e)(1) Battery on spouse, former spouse, fiancée, etc. 10,000
• 2nd offense 20,000
• 3rd offense 40,000
M 242/243.2(a) Battery on any person on school, park or 8,000
hospital property
• 2nd offense 10,000
M 242/243.4(d)(1) Misdemeanor sexual battery 10,000
• 2nd offense 20,000
M 243.65 Battery on highway worker 10,000
M 245(a)(1) per Assault with a deadly weapon (other than 10,000
17(b)(4) firearm) or force likely to cause great bodily
injury
M 245(a)(2) per Assault with a firearm 20,000
17(b)(4)
M 245.6I Hazing 2,500
M 245.6(e) Hazing with prior 10,000
M 248 Willfully shining light or bright device at aircraft 5,000
M 261.5(c) per Statutory rape 10,000
17(b)(4)
M 273a(b) Cruelty to child 25,000
M 273d(a) per Corporal punishment of a child 20,000
17(b)(4)
M 273i Publish info re Child with Intent 5000
M 273.5(a) per Battery upon spouse, etc., resulting in traumatic 15,000
17(b)(4) condition
• 2nd offense 30,000
• 3rd offense 60,000
M 273.6(a), (c)(1)-(3) Restraining order violation 10,000
• 2nd offense 20,000
• 3rd offense 40,000
M 273.7(a) Any person who maliciously publishes or other 10,000
discloses the location of any trafficking or
domestic violence shelter
M 290.018(a) Failure to register as a sex offender 10,000
• 2nd offense 15,000
M 290.018(g) Failure to register as sex offender – Transient 10,000
• 2nd offense 15,000
M 290.95(a)or (b) Failure to disclose PC290 registration status 25,000
while working with children
M 298.1 Refusal to give required samples 5,000
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144. PENAL CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 308(a) Selling or furnishing tobacco to a minor 500
• 2nd offense 1,000
• 3rd offense 3,000
M 309 Admitting/keeping minor in house of prostitution 2,500
M 314.1 Indecent exposure 10,000
M 316 Keeping disorderly or assignation house 2,000
I 337k Nonparimutual wagering on horse race 500
M • 2nd offense 10,000
M 347b Alcoholic beverage containing deleterious 2,000
substance
M 350(a)(1) Counterfeiting – manufacturing, selling 2,500
trademarked items
M 368(b)(1) per Abuse of elder or dependent adult likely to 15,000
17(b)(4) produce great bodily harm
M 368(c) Abuse of elder or dependent adult 10,000
M 368(d) Elder abuse theft < $950 10,000
M 368(e) Elder abuse theft < $950 by caretaker 10,000
M 369i(a), (b) Trespassing on railroad or rail transit property 100
M 370 Public nuisance (obstructing free and 100
comfortable use of liberty and property)
M 373a Maintaining or permitting nuisance (each day 1,000
nuisance remains is deemed separate offense)
I 374.3(a), (b) Dumping refuse on public or private property 250
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 750
I 374.3(e) Dumping refuse on public property 250
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 750
M 374.3(h) Dumping refuse in commercial quantities 500
• 2nd offense 1,500
• 3rd offense 2,750
M 374.3(h)1 Dumping in commercial quantities 500
• 2nd offense 1,500
• 3rd offense 2,750
I 374.4(a) Littering on public or private property 100
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 750
I 374.4(d) Littering on public or private property 100
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 750
M 374.7(a) Dumping rubbish or litter in stream or body of 1,000
water
M 374.8(b) Dumping hazardous material 5,000
M 381(a), (b) Possess toluene or similar substance to inhale 250
fumes
M 381c Nitrous oxide – prohibited sale to minor 500
M 384h Killing or injuring domestic animal while hunting 250
M 402b Abandoning refrigerator or other appliance 100
M 408 Participating in rout or unlawful assembly 250
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145. PENAL CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 415(1)-(3) Disturbing the peace by fighting, loud noise or 250
offensive words
M 415.5(a)(1)-(3) Unlawful acts on college or university grounds 250
M 417(a)(1) Brandishing weapon, other than firearm 10,000
M 417(a)(2) Brandishing a firearm 20,000
M 422.4(a) Publishing Info. of Researcher 1,000
M 422.6 per Hate crimes 20,000
17(b)(4)
I/M 484(a)/488 per Petty theft per PC490.1 (loss less than <$50) 250
490.1
M 484(a)/488 Petty theft <$400 1000
M 484(b) per Diversion of money 5,000
17(b)(4)
M 502.7(a)(1)- Defrauding telephone or telegraph company 150
(5) (et al)
M 530.5(c)(1) Intend to defraud, acquire or retain possession 2,500
of personal identification
M 530.5(e) Commit mail theft 2,500
M 537(a)(1) Nonpayment of hotel, lodging or restaurant bill 250
M 537e(a)(1)-(3) Possess items without, or with altered, ID 5,000
marks
M 538d(a) Impersonating an officer by wearing badge or 5,000
insignia
M 538f Impersonating a public utility worker 5,000
M 555 Entry on posted property without permission 250
M 558 Trespassing at Scripps Institute of 50
Oceanography
M 591 Destroying phone, telegraph or cable television 10,000
line
M 593e(a), (b) Manufacture, distribution or sale of device for 300
intercepting subscription TV transmissions
M 594(a)(b)(2)(A) Vandalism less than $400/misdemeanor 2,000
M 594(a)(b)(2)(B) Vandalism less than $400 5,000
w/prior//misdemeanor
M 594(b)(1) Misdemeanor vandalism 2,500
M 594(b)(2)(A) Misdemeanor vandalism 2,500
M 594(b)(2)(B) Misdemeanor vandalism 5,000
M 597a Cruelty to animals 2,500
597b
597c
597e
M 597f(a) Cruelty to animals 1,000
I 597l(b)(1) Sellers of pet animals shall provide buyers with 100
general written recommendations for care of
the class of pet sold
• Pursuant to PC 5971(b)(4) charge shall
be dismissed if proof of correction is
submitted on first violation only
• 2nd offense 250
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146. PENAL CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 597.1(a) Cruelty to animals 1,000
M 597.5 Dog fighting – Spectator 1,000
M 597.7 Animal abuse (confinement in unattended car)
• W/O GBI 1,000
• 1st W/GBI 2,500
• 2nd or more 5,000
M 599f Animal cruelty – non ambulatory animals, meat 1,000
and products
M 601(a)(1) Trespass with threat of great bodily injury and 25,000
within 30 days enters home to carry out threat
M 601(a)(2) Trespass with threat of great bodily injury and 25,000
within 30 days enters victim’s workplace to
carry out threat
M 602(i) Willfully destroying fence on enclosed property 250
M 602(j) Building fire without permission on posted land 500
M 602(k)(1)-(4) Entering land under cultivation or enclosed by 250
fence and refusing to leave; tearing down signs;
tampering with locks; or discharging any firearm
M 602(l) Entering and occupying real property or 250
structures without consent
M 602(o) Refusal to leave land or real property after 250
notice
M 602.12(a) Tresspass – Residential property of academic 2,000
researcher
M 602.5(a) Trespass into an unoccupied dwelling 1,000
M 602.5(b) Trespass into an inhabited dwelling 2,000
I 602.8(a) Trespass - entering cultivated, fenced or posted 100
land without permission
• 2nd offense 250
M • 3rd offense is a misdemeanor 500
M 603 Cause injury to dwelling house 250
M 638a Illegal telephone call patter or list 2,500
• 2nd offense 10,000
M 626.8(a)(1)-(3) Interference with peaceful conduct of school 1,000
I 640(b)(1)-(11) Infractions committed in facilities or vehicles of 25
public transportation system
M 640a1 Misuse of vending and slot machines 25
• 2nd offense 50
• 3rd offense 50
M 640b1 Misuse of coin-box telephone 25
I 640.5(a)(1) Deface with graffiti Government, or public 1,000
transportation system, facilities and vehicles
M 646.9(a) per Stalking 20,000
17(b)(4) • 2nd offense 40,000
• 3rd offense 80,000
M 647(a) Disorderly conduct/lewd and dissolute behavior 2,000
• 2nd offense 5,000
• 3rd offense 10,000
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147. PENAL CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 647(b) Disorderly conduct/prostitution 2,000
• 2nd offense 5,000
• 3rd offense 10,000
M 647(c) Disorderly conduct/begging 25
M 647(d) Disorderly conduct/loitering about public toilet 250
M 647(f) alcohol Disorderly conduct/drunk in public 40
M 647(f) drugs Disorderly conduct/under the influence of drugs 1,000
M 647(i) Disorderly conduct/peeking in door or window 10,000
of inhabited building while prowling on private
property
M 647(j) Disorderly conduct/lodging without owner’s 250
consent
• Subsequent offense 250
M 647(k)(1),(2) Peeping into bathroom/upskirt photos and video 10,000
• 2nd offense 15,000
M 647.6(a) Child molesting 20,000
I 652(a) Perform or offer to perform body piercing upon 250
a person under the age of 18 years
M 653(g) Loitering about place where children 5,000
congregate
M 653k Possession of switchblade knife 2,500
M 653x(a) Calling 911 with intent to annoy or harass 5,000
M 653.2 Threaten/harass via electronic communication 5000
device
M 653.22 Loitering for the purpose of engaging in 2,000
prostitution 5,000
• 2nd offense 10,000
• 3rd offense
M 654.1 Providing transportation for fare without permit 500
M 847.5 Failure of bondsman to follow proper procedure 2,500
M 853.7 Violation of Promise to Appear 250
M 4600(a) Destroying or injuring prison or jail 250
M 12001.1 Manufacture or import to/from state for sale any 500
“undetectable knife”
M 12025(a)(1)-(3) Possession of concealed weapon 10,000
M 12031(a)(1) Carrying loaded firearm on person or in vehicle 15,000
in any public place
I 12556(a) Displaying/exposing imitation gun in public 2,500
I • 2nd offense 2,500
M • 3rd or subsequent offense 2,500
M 12655 Selling less lethal weapon to person under 18 500
years old
All other Penal Code infraction violations 100
not listed herein shall be
All other Penal Code misdemeanor 500
violations not listed herein shall be
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148. PUBLIC RESOURCES CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 4154 Failure to obey summons to fight fire 250
M 4165(a)-(e) Misconduct at scene of forest fire 250
M 4255(a) Smoking or building fire in hazardous-fire area 5,000
M 4256 Entering closed hazardous-fire area 50
I 4291(a)-(f) Failure to clear fire hazard around structure 1,000
• 2nd offense within 5 years 2,500
M • 3rd offense within 5 years is a misdemeanor 5,000
M 4292 – 93 Failure to clear fire hazard around powerline 250
M 4297 Enter area closed to hunting and fishing, or closed 200
due to fire hazard
M 4331 Smoking or building campfire on national forest land 1,000
M 4332 Entering state park or forest closed due to fire 50
hazard
M 4373(a) Failure to clear around solid waste facility 100
M 4374(a) Failure to maintain hazard clearance around rubbish 250
dump
M 4421 Burning lands of another 250
M 4422(a), (b) Allowing fire to escape 250
M 4423(a), (b) Burning without permit 150
M 4425 Violating burning permit terms 150
M 4427(a), (b) Failure to provide clearing and fire tools adjacent to 150
hazardous operations
M 4428 – 29 Failure to provide fire tools and equipment at log 150
landings and camps
M 4430 Violating force pump and water requirements 150
M 4431 Failure to provide fire tools during power saw 50
operations
M 4432(a), (b) Neglecting camp fire 100
M 4433 Permit required for campfire 250
M 4435 Causing fire with equipment 250
M 4436 Refusal to fight fire 250
M 4437(b) Failure to dispose of flammable mill waste 100
M 4438 – 39(a) Burning in enclosed device 100
M 4440(a)(1)- Failure to dispose of flammable forest product 100
(3)(D), (b) residue
M 4442(a), (b) Using equipment without spark arrester 100
I 4442.6(a) Sell, offer to sell, lease or rent specified equipment 100
with internal combustion engine without required
warning label
I 4442.6(b) Manufacture of specified equipment with internal 100
combustion engine without attaching required
warning label
M 4443 Internal combustion engines 100
M 4445 Illegal possession or discharge of tracer ammunition 500
M 4446(a)-(c) Burning in illegal incinerator or without clearance 250
M 4571(a) Conducting timber operations without permit 250
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149. PUBLIC RESOURCES CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 4585 Fail to file notice of timber operations by owner 100
M 5008.7 Dumping or littering in state park 100
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 750
All other Public Resources Code violations not
listed herein shall be 500
PUBLIC UTILITIES CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 120450 Fare evasion 75
M • 3rd and subsequent offenses are misdemeanors 500
I 120450.5 False ID 50
M • 3rd and subsequent offenses are misdemeanors 500
I 120451 Unauthorized operation, tampering, interference 50
with, or loitering about, transit facilities
M • Subsequent offense is a misdemeanor 500
I 120452 Unauthorized entry, climbing or holding on to trolley 50
vehicles
M • Subsequent offense is a misdemeanor 500
All other Public Utilities Code infraction
violations not listed herein shall be 100
All other Public Utilities Code misdemeanor
violations not listed herein shall be 500
RETAIL FOOD CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 114395 Violation of retail food codes 500
REVENUE AND TAXATION CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 6071 Selling commercially without a permit 500
All other Revenue and Taxation Code violations
not listed herein shall be 50
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150. STREETS AND HIGHWAYS CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 731 Parked on highway for purposes of selling 10
All other Streets and Highways Code violations
not listed herein shall be 25
WATER CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 13387(a)(1)-(6) Negligent violation of Water Authority 2,000
All other Water Code violations not listed
herein shall be 150
VEHICLE CODE
The base fine for one Vehicle Code moving violation that is assessed “points” on a current arrest or
citation shall be enhanced by $10 for each “prior” conviction within 36 months of the new alleged
offense. For calculating the enhancement, both the current and “prior” offense must be a moving
violation for which a “point” has been assigned per Vehicle Code section 12810 or 12810.2.
With three or more convictions on moving violations within a 12 month period, or five or more
convictions on moving violations in a 36 month period, a court appearance is mandatory.
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 20 Fraudulent application or false statement 2,000
M 27 Impersonation of patrol member 5,000
M 31 False information to peace officer 5,000
M 1808.45 Unauthorized disclosure of DMV records 2,000
I 2420 Motorcycle dealer certificate 25
M 2800(a) Refusal to obey peace officer 5,000
M 2800(b) Refusal to comply with peace officer’s out-of- 200
service order
M 2800I Refusal to comply with Dept. of Transportation 200
out-of-service order
M 2800.1(a) Attempt to evade pursuing officer’s motor vehicle 10,000
M 2800.1(b) Evading a police officer - bicycle 2,500
M 2800.4 Fleeing a police officer on a highway in a direction 10,000
opposite to traffic. May be filed as a felony
violation.
M 2801 Obedience to firemen 5,000
M 2803(a) Control of illegal size or weight 50
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 500
(reference VC42001(b))
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151. VEHICLE CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 5030 Motorized bicycle display license 25
I 5037(a) License plate required for moped (sold after 7/81) 25
I 5037(b) License plate required for moped (sold before 25
7/81)
I 5109 Transfer or retention of environmental plates 25
I 5200 Display of license plates 25
I 5201(a)-(e) License plates, securely attached and clearly 25
visible
I 5201(f) Device which impairs recognition of plate by 25
remote sensing device
I 5201.1(a) Sale of product or device that obscures, or is 250
intended to obscure the reading or recognition of
a license plate
$250 per item sold
I 5202 Period of display of licenses 25
I 5204(a) Tabs, attach to rear plate 25
I 5206 Partial year registration, shall display certificate or 25
insignia
I 5352 Registration of trailer coaches 25
M 5753(a)-(d),(f) Failure to deliver registration 500
I 5900(a)-(c) Notice to DMV - transfer, mileage, ownership 25
M 5901(a) Transfer of ownership, dealer notify DMV 150
I 5902 Failure to notify DMV of transfer within 10 days 25
I 6700(a)-(c) Vehicles subject to registration 50
I 6700.4 Display of nonresident commuter indicia and 50
identification card carried with vehicle
I 8802 Failure to return evidence of registration 100
M 8802(a) Failure to return evidence of registration, with 300
intent to defraud per VC40000.7
M 8803 Dealer, salesperson, manufacturer, transporter, or 250
dismantler surrender license when cancelled,
suspended or revoked
M 8804 Out of state license, residents 250
I 9400(a)-(c) Commercial vehicle weight fees 25
I 9406 Failure to report alterations increasing weight fees 25
I 9564(c) Reconstruction of vehicle delivered to scrap metal 25
processor restricted
I 9850 Number of undocumented vessel 25
I 9853(a) Application for and display of number 25
Bail with proof of correction 25
I 9853.2 Display of identification number 25
I 9853.3 Rental agreement in possession 25
I 9864 Wrecked, junked, destroyed, or abandoned 25
undocumented vessel
I 9865 Change of address 25
I 9866 Display of other numbers 50
M 9872 Defacing, destroying or altering hull ID # 100
I 9901 Transfer of ownership (undocumented vessel) 25
M 10501(a) False report of vehicle theft 1,500
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152. VEHICLE CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 2813 Commercial vehicles to stop and submit to 35
inspection
I 2814 Passenger vehicles to submit to roadside 25
inspection
I 2815 Failure to obey crossing guard 50
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 250
(reference VC42001.1(a))
I 4000(a)(1) Registration required 50
Pursuant to VC40522, charge shall be dismissed
if proof of correction is submitted.
• Subsequent offense 100
I 4000.4(a) Registration required, California based vehicle 25
I 4000.6(a) Failure to submit application or declare accurate 35
combined gross vehicle weight per 9400.1
I 4000.6(d) Commercial vehicle with gross vehicle weight over OWC
10,000 pounds, in excess of declared gross
vehicle weight
Refer to Overweight Chart (OWC) on page 48
I 4004(a)(1) Foreign commercial vehicle trip permit required 25
I 4152.5 Foreign vehicle registration 25
I 4159 Notice of change of address 25
I 4160 Change of address on registration card 25
I 4161(a) Failure to notify of engine or motor change 25
I 4301 Surrender evidence of foreign registration 25
I 4454(a) Registration card in vehicle 25
I 4455 Failure to display foreign commercial vehicle 25
permit
I 4457 Stolen, lost, or damaged reg. card or license plate 25
I 4458 Both plates lost or stolen 25
I 4459 Stolen, lost, or damaged certificate 25
I 4461(a) Improper use of evidence of registration 25
M 4461(b) Permit improper use of handicapped placard 300
M 4461(c) Improper display of handicapped placard 300
M 4461(d) Improper use of handicapped license plate 300
I 4462(a) Showing of registration upon demand 25
I 4462(b) Improper showing of registration 25
M 4462.5 Unlawful display of evidence of registration 250
• 3rd offense 250
M 4463(b)(1)-(3) Unlawful forgery, passing, possession, or sale of 2,000
disabled person placard w/fraudulent intent
M 4463(c) Unlawful display of forged, counterfeit, or false 1,000
disabled person placard w/fraudulent intent
I 4463(e) Misuse of clean air sticker 300
I 4464 Displaying altered license plates 25
I 5011 Display identification plate on construction 25
equipment, mobile equipment, cemetery
equipment, tow dolly, and every logging vehicle
I 5017(a) Identification plate to be attached to equipment 25
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153. VEHICLE CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 10502(b) Report by owners 25
I 10552 False or fraudulent reports of undocumented 100
vessels
M 10750(a) Altering, defacing or replacing vehicle ID number 150
M 10751(a) Vehicle without manufacturer’s number 150
M 10851(a) per Auto theft, permanently or temporarily deprive 10,000
17(b)(4) owner of possession
M 10851.5 Theft of binder chains 1,000
M 10852 Tampering with vehicle or contents 5,000
M 10853 Committing malicious mischief to vehicle 2,500
M 10854 Tampering with stored vehicles 300
M 11100(a) Unlicensed driver training school operator 500
M 11300 Acting as vehicle verifier without permit 500
M 11500 Dismantling vehicle without permit 500
M 11514(a) Auto dismantler, failure to display sign 25
M 11520(a) Notice of acquisition and transmittal of documents 150
by licensed auto dismantler
M 11700 License or permit required by dealer, transporter, 500
etc.
M 11709(a) Display business sign 50
M 11712(a), (b) Change of established place of business/franchise 50
M 11712.5(a), (b) Motorcycle and light duty truck sales: required 50
price information
M 11713(a)-(t) Unlawful acts by dealers 500
M 11713.1(a)-(x) Unlawful acts by dealers (advertising & sales) 500
M 11713.2(a)-(e) Attempt to coerce dealer 50
M 11713.3(a)-(q) Unlawful acts by manufacturers and distributors 50
M 11713.3(r)-(u) Failure to affix ID number on park trailer 50
M 11713.5(a) Dealer misrepresentation of vehicle model year 1,000
M 11713.5(b) Dealer advise other dealer to change model year 250
M 11713.17(a, b) Violation by dealer, manufacturer or distributor of 150
requirements for securing front license on vehicle
M 11715(f) Registration card for special plates kept with 25
vehicle
M 11800 Unlawful to act as vehicle salesperson without 500
license
M 11812(a), (b) Dealer’s display of license 50
M 11819(a)-(e) Unlawful uses of salesperson’s license 500
M 11900 Acting as representative without a license 500
M 12110(a) Providing or requesting a commission, gift or 1,000
compensation in consideration of arranging or
requesting the services of a tow truck
M 12110(c) Exchange of valuable consideration between 1,000
towing service or employee of towing service and
repair shop or employee of repair shop for the
delivery or arranging of delivery of a vehicle for
storage or repair
I 12500(a) Unlawful to drive unless licensed 75
• Subsequent offense 100
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154. VEHICLE CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 12500(a) Unlawful to drive unless licensed 100
• Subsequent offense 150
I 12500(b), (d) Driver’s license - out of classification 35
I 12500(c) Unlawful to drive in off-street parking facility 35
without license or out of classification
I 12500(e) Operating motorized scooter in violation of 35
emission requirements
I 12509(d) Violation of instruction permit restriction or driving 35
a motor vehicle without a required instruction
permit
I 12509(e) Violation of instruction permit restriction and 35
driving a motorcycle during darkness, on a
freeway or with a passenger
M 12515(b) Minor under 21 employed to drive in interstate 200
commerce or carry hazardous materials
I 12517(a)(1) Operation of school bus without appropriate 35
driver's license in possession while transporting
pupils
M 12517(a)(2) Operation of school bus without certificate in 250
possession while transporting pupils
(reference VC40000.11)
I 12517(b) Operation of school pupil activity bus without 35
appropriate driver’s license in possession
M 12517(b) Operation of school pupil activity bus without 250
certificate in possession while transporting pupils
M 12517.45(a) Unlawful operation of specified vehicle 250
transporting pupils
M 12519(a) Farm labor vehicle, endorsed license required 80
I 12523.5(a) Paratransit bus driver must have special 35
endorsement
I 12814.6(b)(1) Failure to obey licensing provisions 35
(A)(B) • Subsequent offense 50
(reference VC12814(d)(1))
Court to impose not less than 8 or more than 16 hours of community
service for first offense
I 12815(a) Must obtain duplicate license if lost, destroyed, 35
mutilated or a new name is acquired
I 12951(a) Driver’s license, to be in possession 35
M 12951(b) Driver’s license, refusal to present to officer 50
M 13004(a)-(g) Unlawful use of identification card 250
M 13004.1 Unlawful use of identification card 1,000
I 13007 Identification card holder to notify DMV of address 35
change within 10 days
I 14600(a) Notice of change of address 35
M 14601(a) Driving while driver’s license suspended or 1,000
revoked for reckless or negligent driving acts,
including operation of off-highway vehicle
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155. VEHICLE CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 14601.1(a) Driving while driver’s license suspended or 150
revoked for offenses not related to driving ability,
including operation of off-highway vehicle
M 14601.1(a) Driving while driver’s license suspended or 600
revoked for offenses not related to driving ability,
including operation of off-highway vehicle
• Subsequent offense 800
M 14601.2(a) Driving while driver’s license suspended or 5,000
revoked for driving under influence of alcohol
and/or drugs, including operation of off-highway
vehicle
M 14601.2(b) Driving while driver’s license restricted for alcohol 5,000
and drug offenses, including operation of off-
highway vehicle
M 14601.3(a) Habitual traffic offender, including operation of off- 2,500
highway vehicle
M 14601.5(a,b) Driving when driver’s license suspended or 5,000
revoked for refusing chemical test or driving with
excessive blood alcohol, including operation of
off-highway vehicle
M 14602.6(g)(4) Knowingly release impounded vehicle prior to end 5,000
of impound period
M 14610(a)(1)- Unlawful use of driver’s license 250
(a)(8)
M 14610.1(a) Manufacture or sale of fraudulent ID prohibited 2,500
I 14610.5(a)(1), (2) Sale or distribution of DMV examination crib sheet 50
M • Subsequent offense (misdemeanor) 100
I 15250(a)(1) Commercial driver’s license required 35
I 15250(a)(2) Commercial driver’s license with hazardous 35
material endorsement required
I 15275(a) Person driving commercial vehicle must have 35
required endorsements
M 15501 Minor presenting false driver’s license for purpose 150
of leasing or purchasing a car
I 15620(a)(1) Leaving child 6/under inside vehicle 100
I 15620(a)(2) Leaving child 6/under inside vehicle engine 100
running
I 16025(a) Failure to exchange information at the scene of an 100
accident
I 16028(a) Failure to display proof of financial responsibility 200
when requested by a peace officer
• Subsequent offense 500
(within 3 yeas - reference VC16029(b))
I 16028(c) Failure to display proof of financial responsibility 200
when requested by a peace officer or traffic
collision investigator when involved in an accident
• Subsequent offense 500
M 16030(a) Providing false evidence of financial responsibility 750
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156. VEHICLE CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 16502(a) Failure to maintain proof of financial responsibility 100
during use of vehicle in conduct of business
M 16560(a), (b) Interstate highway carriers, failure to comply with 300
P.U.C. regulations
M 20001(a)(1) Hit and run w/injury 10,000
M 20002(a) Hit and run, property damage including vehicles 1,000
M 20002(a)(1) Failure to provide accident information at the 300
scene
M 20002(b) Hit and run, property damage by runaway vehicle 1,000
I 21070 Unsafe operation of a motor vehicle in violation of 70
Division 11 provision causing bodily harm
I 21070 Unsafe operation of a motor vehicle in violation of 95
Division 11 provision causing great bodily injury
M 21200.5 Riding bicycle under influence of alcohol or drugs 250
I 21201(a)-(c) Bicycle equipment requirements 25
I 21201(d)(1-4) Requires lights and reflectors on bicycles 25
I 21201.5(a), (b) Selling bicycles without approved reflectors 25
I 21207.5 Operation of motorized bicycles where prohibited 25
I 21212(a) Person under 18 operating or riding as passenger 25
on a bicycle, nonmotorized scooter or riding a
skateboard or wearing in-line or roller skates
without a bicycle helmet
First offense may be dismissed if defendant testifies under oath that
it is the first offense
I 21221.5 Operating a motor scooter while under the 70
influence
I 21226(b) – (d) Motorized scooter operation requirements 35
I 21235(d) Operating a motor scooter without a license 35
I 21281.5 Operation of an electric personal assistive mobility 35
device (EPAMD)
*I 21367(b), (c) Failure to obey traffic control or traffic control 35
devices at construction site
*I 21451(a), (b) “Green” signal (vehicular) 35
*I 21453(a) “Red” circular signal (vehicle) 100
*I 21453(b) “Red” circular signal (vehicle) 35
*I 21453(c) “Red” arrow signal (vehicle) 100
*I 21454(c) Lane use control signal (red) 100
*I 21454(d) Lane use control signal (yellow) 35
*I 21455 Traffic control signal at other than intersection 35
*I 21457(a) Flashing red (stop signal) - vehicle 100
*I 21457(b) Flashing yellow (caution signal) - vehicle 35
*I 21460(a), (b) Improper turns over double line prohibited 35
(vehicle)
I 21460(a), (b) Improper turns over double line prohibited - 25
bicycle per VC21200(a)
*I 21460.5(c) Improper turn (two-way left turn lane) 35
*I 21461(a) Disobedience to traffic control device (vehicle) 35
I 21461(a) Disobedience to traffic control device - bicycle per 25
VC21200(a)
*I 21462 Disobedience to traffic control signals (vehicle) 35
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157. VEHICLE CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 21462 Disobedience to traffic control signals (pedestrian) 25
I 21466 Unlawful display of light 25
*I 21466.5 Light impairing driver’s vision 25
*I 21650 Failure to drive on right half of roadway 35
*I 21651(a) Driving over, upon, or across divided section 35
*M 21651(b) Driving the wrong way on a divided highway 80
*M 21651(c) Driving the wrong way on a divided highway which 1,500
causes injury or death.
*I 21652 Improperly entering highway from service road 35
*I 21654(a) Slow moving vehicles keep to right edge of 35
roadway
*I 21655(b) Failure to use designated lanes 35
*I 21655.5(b) Improper use of preferential lanes 100
• 2nd offense 150
• 3rd offense 250
(within 1 year - reference VC42001.11)
*I 21655.8(a) Driving over double lines when entering or exiting 100
preferential lanes
• 2nd offense 150
• 3rd offense 250
(within 1 year - reference VC42001.11)
*I 21656 Failure of slow-moving vehicles to turn out 35
*I 21657 Driving against designated traffic direction 35
*I 21658(a), (b) Unsafe lane change or straddling 35
*I 21659 Unsafe driving on three lane highway 35
*I 21660 Passing approaching vehicles unsafely 35
*I 21661 Narrow roadways, failure to yield to ascending 35
vehicle
*I 21662(a), (b) Mountain driving 35
*I 21663 Driving on sidewalk prohibited 35
*I 21664 Failure to use designated freeway on/off ramp 35
*I 21700 Obstruction of driver’s view or control 35
I 21700.5 Operation of bus with school pupils standing 20
prohibited in the City of San Diego
*I 21703 Following too closely 35
*I 21704(a) Trucks and trailers following too closely 35
*I 21705 Caravans following too closely 35
*I 21706 Following emergency vehicles too closely 35
I 21706.5(b) Operation of a vehicle in unsafe manner in an 70
emergency incident zone
*I 21706.5(b) Operation of a vehicle in unsafe manner in an 105
emergency incident zone
*I 21707 Driving within 300 feet of fire areas prohibited 35
*I 21708 Running over unprotected chemical or fire hose 35
prohibited
*I 21709 Driving through or within a safety zone prohibited 35
*I 21710 Coasting in neutral on downgrade prohibited 35
*I 21711 Whipping or swerving towed vehicle prohibited 35
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I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
*I 21712(a) Allowing riding on portion of vehicle not designed 35
for passenger use prohibited
I 21712(b) Unlawful riding on vehicle 35
*I 21712(c) Driver permitting riding in trunk of vehicle 100
*I 21712(d) Riding in trunk of vehicle 100
*I 21712(g) Towing trailer coach, camp trailer or trailer 35
carrying vessel that contains passenger
*I 21712(h) Driving while towing person riding on motorcycle, 35
motorized bicycle, bicycle, coaster, roller skates,
sled skis or toy vehicle
*I 21715(a), (b) Passenger vehicle combination: number and 35
weight limits
I 21720 Unlawful operation of pocket bike 35
*I 21750 Overtaking and passing unsafely 35
*I 21751 Passing without sufficient clearance 35
*I 21752(a), (b), (d) Driving left of center - limited view of bridge or 35
railroad crossing
*I 21752(c) Driving left of center - within 100 feet or when 100
traversing bridge or railroad crossing
(reference VC42001.16)
*I 21753 Failure to give right-of-way to overtaking vehicle 35
*I 21754 Improper passing on right 35
*I 21755 Unsafe passing on right shoulder 35
*I 21758 Unsafe passing on grades 35
*I 21800(a)-(c) Violation of right-of-way/uncontrolled intersection 35
*I 21800(d)(1), (2) Violation of right-of-way/controlled intersection 35
with inoperative control signals
*I 21801(a), (b) Violation of right-of-way (left turn) 35
*I 21802(a), (b) Violation of right-of-way (entering through 35
highway)
*I 21803(a), (b) Violation of “Yield” sign 35
*I 21804(a), (b) Entering highway from alley or driveway 35
I 21805(c) Violation of right-of-way by horseback rider 25
*I 21806(a)(1), Failure to yield to emergency vehicle 100
(a)(2), (b) • 2nd offense 150
• 3rd offense 250
(reference VC42001.12)
I 21806(c) Failure to yield to emergency vehicle (pedestrian) 100
I 21809(a) Failure to slow down or change lane when 35
approaching and passing stationary emergency
vehicle or tow truck displaying specific lights
*I 21809(a) Failure to slow down or change lane when 70
approaching and passing stationary emergency
vehicle or tow truck displaying specific lights
I 21951 Passing a vehicle stopped for a pedestrian 100
• 2nd offense within one year 200
• 3rd offense within one year 250
(reference VC42001.17)
I 21957 Soliciting ride (hitchhiking) prohibited 25
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159. VEHICLE CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 21959 Skiing or tobogganing across roadway prohibited 25
M 21963 Failure to yield right-of-way to blind pedestrian 500
I 21964 Other than blind person carrying white cane 25
I 21968 Motorized skateboard prohibited 25
I 21971 Not yielding to pedestrian causing bodily injury 220
• 2nd offense within one year 320
• 3rd offense within one year 370
(reference VC42001.18)
*I 22100(a), (b) Turn at intersection from improper position 35
*I 22100.5 U-turn at controlled intersection 35
*I 22101(d) Violating special traffic control markers 35
*I 22102 Illegal U-turn in business district 35
*I 22103 Illegal U-turn in residential district 35
*I 22104 Illegal U-turn near fire station 35
*I 22105 Illegal U-turn, vision obstructed within 200 feet 35
*I 22106 Unsafe starting or backing 35
*I 22107 Unsafe turn or lane change prohibited 35
*I 22108 Signal before turning or changing lanes 35
*I 22109 Stopping suddenly without signaling 35
*I 22110(a), (b) Hand/lamp signal not given 35
*I 22348(a) Violation of maximum speed limit SC
Refer to Speed Chart (SC) on page 47
*I 22348(b) Driving in excess of 100 miles per hour 300
• 2nd conviction within 3 years 750
• 3rd conviction within 5 years of 2 or more 1,000
priors
*I 22348(c) Failure of vehicles subject to VC22406 to use 35
designated lanes
*I 22349(a) Violation of maximum speed limit (65 mph) SC
Refer to Speed Chart (SC) on page 47
Note: juveniles, except out of state
*I 22349(b) Violation of maximum speed limit (55 mph) SC
Refer to Speed Chart (SC) on page 47
*I 22350 Violation of basic speed law SC
Refer to Speed Chart (SC) on page 47
Note: juveniles, except out of state
*I 22351(a),(b) Violation of prima facie limits SC
Refer to Speed Chart (SC) on page 47
*I 22352(a)(1)(A-C) Violation of prima facie limits, in excess of 15 mph SC
at railroad crossing, freeway intersection or alley
Refer to Speed Chart (SC) on page 47
*I 22352(a)(2)(A-C) Violation of prima facie limits, in excess of 25 mph SC
in business district, school or senior center
Refer to Speed Chart (SC) on page 47
*I 22356(b) Violation of 70 mph speed limit SC
Refer to Speed Chart (SC) on page 47
*I 22400(a), (b) Minimum speed law (impeding traffic flow) 35
*I 22405(a) Unsafe speed on bridge, tube, or tunnel SC
Refer to Speed Chart (SC) on page 47
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160. VEHICLE CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
*I 22406(a)-(f) Maximum speed for designated vehicles per 100
VC42000.5
• In excess of speed limit by 10 mph or more 200
*M 22406.1 Maximum speed for commercial vehicles - in 300
excess of speed limit by 15 mph or more
*I 22406.5 Driving tank vehicle at excessive speed 500
*I 22407 Posted speed for designated vehicles 50
• In excess of speed limit by 10 mph or more 100
*I 22409 Speed limit for solid tire vehicle SC
Refer to Speed Chart (SC) on page 47
*I 22410 Speed limit for metal tire vehicles 35
*I 22450 Failure to stop at stop sign 35
I 22450(a) Failure to stop at stop sign – bicycle per 25
VC21200(a)
I 22450(b) Failure to stop at stop sign at railroad grade 100
crossing (reference VC42001.15(a)(1)
*I 22451(a), (b) Failure to stop for train signals/closed gates 100
(reference VC42001.16)
*I 22452(b) Failure to stop at railroad crossings (certain 100
vehicles)
(reference VC42001.16)
I 22452(c) Failure of commercial vehicle to stop at RR 100
crossing
*I 22454(a) Failure to stop for flashing school bus signals 150
• Subsequent offense 500
(reference VC22454.5)
I 22456(d) Failure to equip ice cream truck with required 25
warning sign
*I 22456(e)(1-3) Vending from an ice cream truck under prohibited 35
conditions
M 22513(b) Tow truck stopping/parking unsolicited on the 100
freeway at the scene of an accident
I 22520.5(a) Vending on freeway right-of-way prohibited 35
M • Subsequent offense (misdemeanor) 50
(reference VC22520.5(c))
I 22520.6(a) Unauthorized activities at roadside area 35
M • Subsequent offense (misdemeanor) 50
(reference VC22520.6(b))
I 22523(a), (b) Vehicle abandonment prohibited 100
I 22526(a), (b) Blocking intersection (gridlock) prohibited 50
I 22526(c) Blocking railroad crossing (gridlock) prohibited 100
(reference VC42001.16(a)(1)
I 22651.7(b) Immobilization of vehicle by unauthorized person 35
I 22658(e)(2) Property owner, owner’s agent or lessee causing 1,000
unlawful removal of vehicle parked on property as
permitted
M 22658(g) Failure of tow company or driver on request by 250
owner to release vehicle not yet in transit
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161. VEHICLE CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 22658(i)(l)(B) Failure to make rate approved by CHP available 1,000
for inspection with 24 hrs of request
M 22658(j)(2) Charging excessive rate for towing service or 1,000
storage
M 22658(k)(1,2) Refusal of credit card by storage facility for 1,000
payment of charges for towed vehicle
M 22658(l) Violation by tow company of requirements for 1,000
removal of vehicle from private property
M 22658(m) Failure of tow company to provide notice of 250
removal of vehicle as required
*M 23103(a), (b) Reckless driving 1,000
*M 23104(a) Reckless driving, bodily injury 10,000
*M 23105 Reckless driving with specified injuries 20,000
*M 23109(a) Speed contest 10,000
*M 23109(b) Aiding and abetting speed contest 1,000
*I 23109(c) Exhibition of speed 250
*M 23109(c) Exhibition of speed 250
*M 23109(d) Placing barricades or obstructions prohibited 100
M 23109(e)(2) Speed contest causing bodily injury 20,000
• 2nd offense 25,000
*M 23109.1 Engaging in speed contest – specific injury 20,000
I 23111 Throwing lighted substance on highway 100
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 750
(reference VC42001.7)
I 23112(a), (b) Littering on highway 100
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 750
(reference VC42001.7)
M 23112.5(a) Hazardous materials (notification of agency 4,000
required)
I 23113(a) Failure to remove material from highway 100
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 750
(reference VC42001.7)
I 23114(a) Spilling load other than water and feathers from 100
live birds
M • Subsequent offense (misdemeanor) 500
(within 2 years – reference VC40000.16)
I 23114(b) Aggregate material, failure to comply with 100
equipment regulations
M • Subsequent offense (misdemeanor) 500
(within 2 years - reference VC40000.16)
I 23114(e) Aggregate material, failure to cover load 100
M • Subsequent offense (misdemeanor) 500
(within 2 years - reference VC40000.16)
I 23115(a) Rubbish vehicles to cover load 100
M 23118(f)(4) Release of impounded vehicle by legal owner or 5,000
agent prior to end of impound period
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162. VEHICLE CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 23117(a) Transport of animals without restraints 50
• 2nd offense 75
• 3rd offense 100
(reference VC42001.4)
I 23120 Side vision obstructed by temple width of glasses 25
I 23123(a) Use of a non-hands-free listening and talking 20
wireless telephone while driving
• Subsequent offense 50
I 23123.5(a) Write, send, read a text-based communication 20
while driving
• Subsequent offense 50
I 23125(a) Driving school bus or transit vehicle while using a 35
wireless phone
M 23127 Motor vehicle on riding/hiking trails prohibited 50
I 23129 Unobstructed camper exit required 25
I 23135 Operation of modified motorized bicycle 50
I 23136 Minor (under 21) driving with blood alcohol level of 70
.01 or greater
I 23140(a) Person under 21 years of age driving with blood 250
alcohol level of .05 or greater
Anyone over 18 must be ordered by the court to take the education
only component of a DUI class per VC23502(a)
*M 23152(a) Driving under the influence of alcohol and/or 2,500
drugs
• 2nd offense 10,000
• 3rd offense 15,000
*M 23152(b) Driving with blood alcohol level of .08 or higher 2,500
• 2nd offense 10,000
• 3rd offense 15,000
*M 23152(c) Driving while addicted to drug 1,600
*M 23152(d) Driving commercial vehicle under influence of 1,600
alcohol
*M 23153(a-b), (d) DUI, alcohol or drugs, causing injury 20,000
per PC17(b)(4)
I 23154(a) Driving with blood alcohol level > .01 while on 70
probation for violation of VC 23152 or VC 23153
*I 23220(a) Drinking alcoholic beverage while driving 70
prohibited
*I 23221(a) Drinking alcoholic beverage by driver prohibited 70
*I 23221(b) Drinking alcoholic beverage by passenger 70
prohibited
*I 23222(a) Possession of open container by driver prohibited 70
*M 23222(b) Possession of marijuana by driver 100
*I 23223(a) Possession of open container by driver prohibited 70
I 23223(b) Possession of open container by passenger 70
prohibited
*M 23224(a) Possession of alcohol by minor driver prohibited 100
*M 23224(b) Possession of alcohol by minor passenger 100
prohibited
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163. VEHICLE CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
*I 23225(a)(1) Storage of open container restricted 70
*I 23226(a) Storage by driver of open container in passenger 70
compartment prohibited
*I 23226(b) Storage by passenger of open container in 70
passenger compartment prohibited
M 23247(a) Ignition Interlock Device – unlawful to rent, lease, 1,000
or lend motor vehicle
M 23247(b) Ignition Interlock Device – unlawful to solicit 1,000
person to start motor vehicle
M 23247(c) Ignition Interlock Device – unlawful to activate 1,000
motor vehicle for driver
M 23247(d) Ignition Interlock Device – unlawful to tamper with 1,000
or circumvent operation of device
M 23247(e) Ignition Interlock Device – unlawful operation of 1,000
vehicle not equipped with functioning device
M 23253 Obedience to officers on vehicle crossings 80
I 23331 Pedestrians prohibited on bridge 25
M 23332 Trespass on vehicular crossing prohibited 60
I 23336 Failure to obey posted signs on vehicle crossings 35
I 24002(a) Unlawful to operate unsafe vehicle (safety hazard 35
pursuant to VC40610(b))
I 24002(b) Unlawful to operate vehicle not properly equipped 35
M 24002.5(a) Unlawful operation of a farm labor vehicle 1,000
I 24003 Vehicle with unauthorized lamps 25
I 24008 Lowering of vehicle 25
I 24008.5(a) Maximum frame height defined 25
I 24010 Rental vehicle not in compliance 35
I 24012 Lighting equipment requirements and 25
specifications
I 24013 Seller to inform buyer of minimum octane rating 25
I 24015(b) Motorized bicycle: mirror and muffler 35
I 24252(a)-(c) Maintenance of lamps and devices required 25
I 24253(a) Battery required – lighting equipment (vehicle) 25
I 24253(b) Battery required – lighting equipment (motorcycle) 25
I 24400 Location and number of lighted headlamps 25
I 24401 Dimmed lights on parked vehicles 25
I 24402(a), (b) Auxiliary driving and passing lamps 35
I 24403(a)-(c) Fog lamps, restrictions 25
I 24404(a), (b) Spotlamps (number and wattage specified) 25
I 24404(c),(e) Spotlamps (direction defined) 25
I 24405(a) Forward lamps, not to exceed four lighted 25
I 24406 Use of multiple beams restricted 25
I 24407(a) High beams adjustment specified 25
I 24407(b) Low beams adjustment specified 25
I 24408(a), (b) High/Low beam indicator required 25
I 24410(a) Single beams – adjustment/intensity specifications 25
I 24411 Covering auxiliary lamps required 25
I 24600(a)-(f) Tail lamp requirements and specifications 25
I 24601 Rear license plate lamp required 25
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164. VEHICLE CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 24602(a), (b) Fog tail lamp requirements and specifications 25
I 24603(a)-(h) Stop lamp requirements and specifications 25
I 24604 Rear lamp or flag on projecting load 25
I 24605(a) Tow car and towed vehicles – lights required 25
I 24605(b) Tow car and towed vehicles – lights required 25
I 24606(a,b,d) Backup lamp – requirements and specifications 25
I 24606(c) Backup lamps – not to be lighted 25
I 24607(a)-(d) Reflectors required on rear of vehicle 25
I 24608(a)-(d) Restrictions on front, side and rear reflectors 25
I 24609(a),(b) Reflectors – requirements and specifications 25
I 24610 Truck reflector requirements and specifications 25
I 24615 Slow-moving vehicles – emblem required 25
I 24950 Signal device required – towing trailer 25
I 24951(b)(1) – Turning signal device requirements 25
(b)(4),(c)
I 24952 Visibility requirement of signals 25
I 24953(a)-(d) Turn signal lamp requirements 25
I 25100(a)- Clearance and side marker lamps required 25
(c),(e),(f)
I 25102 Restrictions on side lamps 25
I 25102.5(a) Lamps on sides of school buses – specifications 25
I 25103(a), (b) Lamps during darkness on load projecting to side 25
I 25104 Red flag or cloth on overwidth vehicle 25
I 25105(a)-(c) Courtesy lamp restrictions 25
I 25106(a), (b) Side, cowl, or fender flaps – lamp specifications 25
I 25107 Cornering lamps on fenders 25
I 25108(a), (b) Pilot indicator specifications 25
I 25109 Running lamps 25
I 25250 Flashing lights 25
I 25251(b) Turn signals flashed as warning when vehicle 25
disabled
I 25251.2 Motorcycle modulating headlamp prohibited 25
during darkness
I 25252 Emergency vehicle – red lamp required 25
I 25253(a) Warning lamps on tow trucks required 25
I 25253(c) Improper display of warning lights by tow truck 35
I 25257(a) Flashing red signal system required on school bus 25
I 25257(b)(1) School bus manufactured after 9-1-92 required to 25
be equipped with stop signal arm
I 25257(b)(2) School bus manufactured after 7-1-93 required to 25
be equipped with flashing amber light system
I 25262 Use of red light on armored car restricted 25
I 25268 Use of flashing amber warning lights prohibited 25
I 25269 Use of red warning light 25
I 25270 Failure to cover amber warning lights 25
I 25276(a) Improper use of warning lamps on vehicle for 25
transportation of handicapped prohibited
I 25300(a) Warning device on disabled vehicles 25
I 25300(b,c,e) Warning device on disabled vehicles 25
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165. VEHICLE CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 25301(a), (b) Utility vehicles – display of warning devices 25
I 25305(a), (b) Lighted fusee on highway 25
I 25350 No glaring identification terminal lights, buses 25
I 25351(a)-(d) Identification lights on commercial vehicle 25
I 25353 Violation of provisions for transit bus illuminated 25
signs
I 25400(a)-(d) Specifications for use of diffused light 25
I 25401 Diffused light, resembling signs 25
I 25452 Glaring acetylene lamps prohibited 25
I 25500(a) Use of reflectorizing material 25
I 25650 Headlamps required on motorcycles 25
I 25650.5 Headlamps equipment on motorcycles (post 25
1978)
I 25651(a), (c) Headlamps on motor-driven cycles 25
I 25803(a), (b) Lamp reflector requirements – certain vehicles 25
I 25803(c) Lamp reflector requirements – load in excess of 25
100” outside width
I 25805 Lamps on forklift trucks required 25
I 25950(a), (b) Color of lights visible to front & rear 25
I 25951 Over 300 candlepower lamp restrictions 25
I 25952(a), (b) Lamps reflectors on loads 25
I 26100 Sale or use unapproved vehicle equipment 25
I 26101 Sale/use of equipment intended to modify vehicle 25
I 26301 Power brakes – vehicle over 14,000 pounds 25
I 26301.5 Passenger vehicles manufactured after 1-1-73, 25
emergency brake system
I 26302(a)-(d) Brakes – trailer requirements specified 25
I 26303 Brakes on trailer coaches 25
I 26304(a), (b) Breakaway device required on certain vehicles 25
I 26307 Brakes on forklift truck 25
I 26311(a) Brakes on all wheels 25
I 26311(b) Brake system for adverse weather specified 25
I 26450 Required brake system 25
I 26451(a)-(c) Parking brake system 25
I 26452 Adequate brakes after engine failure required 25
I 26453 Condition of brakes to be maintained 25
I 26454(a), (b) Stopping distance requirements 25
I 26457 Stopping ability of certain vehicles specified 25
I 26458(a) Braking system required for certain 25
vehicles/combinations
I 26502(a) Airbrake requirements specified 25
I 26503 Airbrake safety valve to be maintained in good 25
condition
I 26505 Pressure gauge required 25
I 26506(a) Air pressure warning device required 25
I 26507 Check valve required 25
I 26508(a),(b), Compressed air brake system requirements 25
(e)-(k),(o) specified
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166. VEHICLE CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 26520 Vacuum gauge 25
I 26521 Warning device 25
I 26522 Check valve 25
I 26700(a) Windshields required 25
I 26701(a)-(e) Safety glazing material requirements specified 25
I 26703(a), (b) Replace glass with safety glass only 25
I 26705 Motorcycle windshields – safety glazing 25
I 26706(a), (b) Windshield wiper requirements 25
I 26707 Windshield wipers, maintain good condition 25
I 26708(a)(1) Stickers, objects obstructing view (tinted windows) 25
I 26708.5(a) Obstructing windshield or windows 25
I 26709(a) Rearview mirrors required 25
I 26709(b) Two side rearview mirrors required on certain 25
vehicle
I 26710 Defective windshield/rear window glass with 25
correction required within 48 hours of citation
I 26712 Adequate defroster required on “for-hire” vehicles 25
I 27000(a) Horn – equipment and regulation 25
I 27000(b) Backing alarm required on refuse or garbage 150
trucks
• 2nd offense 200
• 3rd offense 250
(reference VC42001.20(a)
I 27150(a), (b) Adequate muffler required (reference VC27150.2) 25
M 27150.1 Sale of exhaust system restricted 50
I 27150.3(a) Modify exhaust system of motor vehicle with 250
whistle-tip
I 27150.3(b) Operation of an exhaust system with a whistle-tip 250
I 27150.3(c) Engage in the business of installing a whistle-tip 1,000
onto a motor vehicle exhaust system
M 27150.5 Relating to sale of non-complying exhaust system 50
I 27151(a) Modification to exhaust system (reference 25
VC27150.7)
I 27152 Exhaust directed to side 25
I 27153 Excessive exhaust 25
I 27153.5(a) Motor vehicle exhaust standards: motor vehicle 250
sold or registered as new after 1-1-71
• Subsequent offense 500
I 27153.5(b) Motor vehicle exhaust standards: motor vehicle 250
sold or registered prior to 1-1-71
• Subsequent offense 500
I 27154 Cab and exhaust system 25
I 27155 Improper fuel tank caps 25
I 27156(a,b,c,f) Air pollution control device required 100
• Subsequent offense 250
(reference VC42001.14)
I 27158 Certificate of compliance required 25
I 27158.5 Pollutant emission (1955 – 1965 models) 25
certificate required
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167. VEHICLE CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 27200(d), (e) No person shall sell or offer for sale a motor 25
vehicle not in compliance with noise standards
I 27305 Safety belts required on fire fighting vehicles 25
I 27315(d), (e) Mandatory use of seatbelts 25
• Subsequent offense 50
I 27315(f) Owner to maintain safety belts in working 20
condition
• Subsequent offense 50
(reference VC27315(h))
I 27360(a), (b) Child seat violations – mandatory use of child 100
passenger restraints
• Subsequent offense 250
(reference VC27360(d)(2))
I 27360.5(a), (b) Child restraint – child 6 years of age but less than 100
16 years of age or who is less than 6 years of age
and weighs 60 pounds or more
• Subsequent offense 250
(reference VC27360.5(c)(2))
M 27362(a) Retailer selling non-approved child seat restraints 200
• Subsequent offense 400
I 27365(a)1 Rental car agencies required to inform customers 100
of child restraint requirements
I 27365(b) Car rental agencies to provide child passenger 100
restraint system.
I 27400 Headsets and ear plugs over both ears prohibited 25
I 27400 Headsets and ear plugs over both ears (bicycle) 25
I 27454 Blocks or cleats on tires 25
I 27459 Tire chains or snow-tread tires 25
I 27459.5(a), (b) Sale/replacement of non-compliant tire traction 25
device
I 27460 Four-wheel drive vehicles with snow tread tires 25
allowed; chains to be carried
I 27460.5 Sale of recut or regrooved tires prohibited 25
I 27461 Use of recut or regrooved tires prohibited 25
I 27465(a) Inadequate tire tread – sale prohibited 25
I 27465(b) Inadequate tire tread – use on highway prohibited 25
I 27501(a) Selling, installing, use – tires not conforming to 50
Federal Highway Administration
I 27501(b) Operating with non-conforming pneumatic tires 25
M 27573(i) Willful failure to install IID within required 30 days 500
I 27600 Mudguards including flaps required 25
I 27800 Equipment for motorcycle passenger 25
I 27801(a), (b) Required position of equipment 25
I 27803(b), (c) Helmets required motorcycle/motor-driven cycle 25
I 27900(a), (b) Identification required, commercial vehicles 25
I 27901 Name and trademark visibility required on for-hire 25
vehicles
I 27903 Placards indicating type of cargo required 25
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168. VEHICLE CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 27904 Pilot cars required to display company name on 25
both sides of vehicle
I 27909 Visible signs required on vehicle transporting 25
liquefied petroleum or natural gas
M 28050 Selling or installing odometer alteration device 1,000
M 28050.5 Fraudulent operation of defective odometer 1,000
M 28051 Unlawful to disconnect or reset odometer 1,000
M 28051.5 Advertising, sale or use of device designed to 1,000
reset odometer
I 28053(b), (c) Repairing of odometers - failure to adjust or affix 50
notice/remove or alter notice
I 28071 Bumper requirements on passenger vehicle 25
I 28080(a) Audible/visible camper signaling device required 25
I 28080(b) Operating camper without signaling device 25
I 28103 Pilot cars required to have equipment in working 25
order
I 29001 Fifth wheel connecting device required 25
I 29002 Fifth wheel locking device required 25
I 29003(a)-(c) Drawbar hitch or coupling secure 25
I 29004(a)-(c) Safety chain secured for towing 25
I 29005 Drawbar length 25
I 29006(a) Coupling of tow vehicles defined 25
I 29200(c) Violation of regulations governing transportation of 25
logs and poles
M 31303(b-e) Violating requirements for transportation of 1,000
hazardous waste
I 31400(a)-(c) Equipment required on trucks transporting 25
workmen
M 31401(b) Driving farm labor vehicle without certificate 500
I 31401(d) Farm labor buses and trucks - violation of 50
regulations
M 31402(a) Operation of unsafe farm labor vehicle prohibited 1,000
M 31403 Operation of farm labor vehicle when unsafe 500
I 31540(b) Regulations governing removable freight van, etc. 25
M 31602(a)-(c) Regulations on transportation of explosives 5,000
M 31607(a) Inspection required of vehicles transporting 5,000
explosives
M 31609 Record of inspection required 1,000
M 31610 (a)-(e) Required equipment and maintenance 1,000
M 31611 Proper maps of route of vehicle required 1,000
M 31612 Carry and display shipping instructions 1,000
M 31613 Prohibited cargoes 1,000
M 31614(a), (b), (g) Transport explosives through local route; 1,000
congested areas;vehicle left unattended
M 31614(c),(d), (e), Loading explosives without motor stopped, 5,000
(f), (h), (i) transporting exposed or projecting explosives, etc.
M 32000.5(a) License required to transport hazardous material 5,000
M 32000.5(d) Fireworks transportation - failure to carry license 1,000
or present as required
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169. VEHICLE CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 32001(c) Hazardous material - motor carrier directing 5,000
transportation unlawfully
M 32002(a) Violation of Division 14.1 regulations 2,000
M 32002(b) Unlicensed transportation of hazardous materials 5,000
M 34506(a) Failure to comply with hours of service of drivers 1,000
M 34506(b) Failure to comply with hazardous material 5,000
transportation
M 34506(c) Failure to comply with specified regulation of 200
school buses
M 34506(d) Failure to comply with specified regulation of 200
youth buses
M 34506(e) Failure to comply with tour bus equipment, 200
maintenance or operation
M 34506(f) Failure to comply with specified regulation of 200
described vehicles
M 34506(g) Failure to comply with specified regulation of 200
school pupil activity buses
I 34506.3 Failure to comply with rules and regulations
• Driving logs 150
• Other safety/maintenance items 25
I 34507 Display of carrier identification number required 25
I 34507.5(a), (b) Carrier identification number 25
I 34510(a), (b) Display of shipping papers on demand required 25
I 34517(a) Commercial zone: vehicles from other countries 1,000
I 34518(a) Violation of foreign motor carrier and private 1,000
foreign motor carrier registration and operation
requirements and limitations
I 34518(b)(1-3) Violation of motor carrier registration and 1,000
operation requirements
I 35100(a) Vehicle or load exceeding limited width 25
I 35109 Projection limits on lights or devices 35
I 35110 Projection limits on equipment 35
I 35111 Load limits on passenger vehicles 35
I 35250 Height limits of vehicle/load 25
I 35251(a) Hydraulic boom/mast must be secured in transit 25
I 35400(a) Overlength - single vehicle specifications 25
I 35401(a) Overlength - vehicle combination specifications 25
I 35406(a), (b) Front projections defined 25
I 35410 Rear projections defined 25
I 35550(a)-(c) Axle weight limit, less than 4,501 pounds OWC
Refer to Overweight Chart (OWC) on page 48
M 35550(a) Axle weight limit, more than 4,500 pounds OWC
Refer to Overweight Chart (OWC) on page 48
I 35551(a), (b) Axle weight limit, less than 4,501 pounds OWC
Refer to Overweight Chart (OWC) on page 48
M 35551(a), (b) Ratio of gross weight to length, 4,501 pounds OWC
and above
Refer to Overweight Chart (OWC) on page 48
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170. VEHICLE CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 35551.5(b)-(d) Alternative method of computation of allowable OWC
gross weight. Note: per VC40000.23 violation is
an infraction when amount of excess weight is
less than 4,501 pounds
Refer to Overweight Chart (OWC) on page 48
M 35551.5(b)-(d) Alternative method of computation of allowable OWC
gross weight. Note: per VC40000.23 violation is
a misdemeanor when amount of excess weight is
more than 4,500 pounds
Refer to Overweight Chart (OWC) on page 48
M 35554 Weight on any one axle of a bus not to exceed OWC
20,500 pounds
Refer to Overweight Chart (OWC) on page 48
I 35600 Noncompliance with solid tire gross weight OWC
limitation standards by less than 4,501 pounds.
Note: per VC40000.23 violation is an infraction
when amount of excess weight is less than 4,501
pounds
Refer to Overweight Chart (OWC) on page 48
M 35600 Noncompliance with solid tire gross weight OWC
limitation standards 4,501 pounds and above.
Note: per VC40000.23 violation is a
misdemeanor when amount of excess weight is
more than 4,500 pounds
Refer to Overweight Chart (OWC) on page 48
I 35601 Noncompliance with metal tire gross weight OWC
limitation standards by less than 4,501 pounds.
Note: per VC40000.23 violation is an infraction
when amount of excess weight is less than 4,501
pounds
Refer to Overweight Chart (OWC) on page 48
M 35601 Noncompliance with metal tire gross weight OWC
limitation standards 4,501 pounds and above.
Note: per VC40000.23 violation is a
misdemeanor when amount of excess weight is
more than 4,500 pounds
Refer to Overweight Chart (OWC) on page 48
I 35655(a) Operation of vehicle on highway containing load OWC
exceeding maximum weight highway is designed
to sustain by less than 4,501 pounds. See
VC40000.23
Refer to Overweight Chart (OWC) on page 48
M 35655(a) Operation of vehicle on highway containing load OWC
exceeding maximum weight highway is designed
to sustain by 4,501 pounds and above. See
VC40000.23.
Refer to Overweight Chart (OWC) on page 48
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171. VEHICLE CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 35753(a) Operation of vehicle over bridge, etc. containing OWC
load exceeding the maximum weight the structure
will safely sustain by less than 4,501 pounds. See
VC40000.23
Refer to Overweight Chart (OWC) on page 48
M 35753(a) Operation of vehicle over bridge, etc. containing OWC
load exceeding the maximum weight the structure
will safely sustain by 4,501 pounds and above.
See VC40000.237
Refer to Overweight Chart (OWC) on page 48
I 35783 Possession of permit required 35
I 35783.5 Warning signs must be removed or covered when 25
operating without a load
M 35784(a) Violation of terms of special permit 100
M 35784(c) Extra legal load, not on prescribed route 500
M 35789 Building mover to notify RR 200
M 35790(h) Violating terms of permit 100
I 35790.1(a)-(o) Overwidth manufactured home: requirements for 25
movement on highway
I 38010(a) ID plate on off-highway vehicles 25
I 38020 Registration required for off-highway vehicle/riding 50
in violation of season prohibited
I 38060(a) Off-highway vehicle - notification of change of 25
address
I 38060(b) Change of address - owner to change on 25
certificate
I 38085(a) Identification certificate to be kept with vehicle 25
I 38090 ID certificate or plates stolen, lost, mutilated, 25
illegible, owner immediately apply for duplicate
I 38170(a) Display of ID plate required 50
I 38170(b) ID plate to be securely fastened and visible 25
I 38205(a) Transfer of ownership, transferee notify DMV 25
within 10 days (off-highway vehicle)
I 38300 Failure to obey any sign, signal, or traffic control 50
device
I 38301 Violation of special regulations (off-highway 50
vehicle)
• 2nd offense 75
• Subsequent offense 150
I 38301.3 Motor vehicle prohibited in designated wilderness 150
areas
• 2nd offense 225
M • 3rd offense 300
I 38302 Unlawful to erect any sign, signal, or traffic control 50
device unless authorized by law
I 38304.1 Allow child under 14 to operate off-highway 35
vehicle
• 2nd offense 50
• 3rd offense 70
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172. VEHICLE CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 38312 No unsafe movement (off-highway vehicle) from 25
standing or parked position
I 38314 No unsafe movement from direct course (right or 25
left)
M 38317 Reckless driving causing bodily injury (off-highway 300
vehicle)
M 38318(a) Throwing substance at off-highway motor vehicle 300
or occupant
I 38330 Operating vehicle in unsafe condition 25
I 38335 Equipped with white headlamp 25
I 38345 Equipped with red taillamp 25
I 38365(a) Mufflers on off-highway vehicles 25
I 38370(d), (e) Sale of new off-highway vehicles not in 50
compliance with noise standards
I 38390 Illegal to operate an off-highway vehicle without 50
emission control equipment
I 38391 Illegal to offer, or sell, off-highway vehicles without 50
emission control equipment
I 38393 Operating vehicle after notice that vehicle is not 100
equipped with proper pollution control device
(proof required)
I 38504.1 All-terrain vehicle operating violations – parent 125
allowing child under 14 years of age to operate
all-terain vehicle
I 38505 Operation of all-terrain vehicle without safety 25
helmet prohibited
I 39002(b) Altering bicycle serial numbers 25
I 39006(a) Retailer furnish purchaser bicycle information 25
I 39007 Serial number to be stamped on bicycle 25
I 39008(a) Notify license agency disposition of bike if sold 25
I 39009(a) Notify change of address to licensing agency 25
I 40001(a), (b) Owner’s responsibility
• Bail should be in accordance with the bail
on the underlying offense
M 40005 Owner failure to dispose of driver’s citation 200
M 40504(b) False signature given on written notice 250
I 40508(a) Failure to appear 35
M 40508(a) Failure to appear 100
• With one prior 120
• With two or more priors 180
I 40508(b) Failure to pay fine in installments 35
M 40508(b) Failure to pay fine in installments 120
M 40508(c) Failure to comply with a court order 120
M 40519(c) Written plea of not guilty, FTA for trial 25
M 40614 Use of fictitious name 300
M 40616 Violation of promise to correct 100
M 42005(g) Failure to attend court ordered traffic violator 100
school
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173. VEHICLE CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
All other Vehicle Code misdemeanor
violations not listed herein shall be 100
All other Vehicle Code infraction violations not
listed herein shall be 35
All other Vehicle Code bicycle violations not
listed herein shall be 25
All other Vehicle Code pedestrian violations
not listed herein shall be 25
♦ Any equipment violation cited under authority of VC40001 (Owner’s Responsibility) shall be
an infraction.
♦ Violations listed with a “PC” are subject to dismissal upon proof of correction per VC40522.
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174. SPEED CHART
MPH OVER LIMIT BAIL PLUS PA
1 – 15 35
16 – 25 70
26 – OVER 100
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175. OVERWEIGHT CHART
reference VC 42030(a)
Add additional penalties to the amount specified below
POUNDS OF EXCESS WEIGHT BASE BAIL
0 – 1,000 20
1,001 – 1,500 30
1,501 – 2,000 40
2,001 – 2,500 55
2,501 – 3,000 85
3,001 – 3,500 105
3,501 – 4,000 125
4,001 – 4,500 145
4,501 – 5,000 175
5,001 – 6,000 .04 each pound over limit
6,001 – 7,000 .06 each pound over limit
7,001 – 8,000 .08 each pound over limit
8,001 – 10,000 .15 each pound over limit
10,001 and over .20 each pound over limit
OVERWEIGHT VIOLATION TYPES
reference VC 40000.23(c)
♦ Excess weight of 4,500 pounds or less is an INFRACTION.
♦ Excess weight of 4,501 pounds or more is a MISDEMEANOR.
__________________________________________________________________________________________
OVERWEIGHT CHART FOR VC 4000.6(d) VIOLATIONS
COMMERCIAL VEHICLE WITH GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHT OVER 10,000 POUNDS,
IN EXCESS OF DECLARED GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHT
reference VC 42030.1(a)
Add additional penalties to the amount specified below
POUNDS IN EXCESS OF THE BASE BAIL
DECLARED GROSS VEHICLE
WEIGHT
1,001 – 1,500 250
1,501 – 2,000 300
2,001 – 2,500 350
2,501 – 3,000 400
3,001 – 3,500 450
3,501 – 4,000 500
4,001 – 4,500 550
4,501 – 5,000 600
5,001 – 6,000 700
6,001 – 7,000 800
7,001 – 8,000 900
8,001 – 10,000 1,000
10,001 and over 2,000
♦ Excess weight of 4,500 pounds or less is an INFRACTION.
♦ Excess weight of 4,501 pounds or more is a MISDEMEANOR.
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176. CAL STATE UNIVERSITY SAN MARCOS CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 500.02(A-E) Bicycles, skate boards, roller skates, prohibited in 25
certain areas
I 500.04(A-D) Bicycle parking where prohibited 25
CARLSBAD MUNICIPAL CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 5.12.080 Alcoholic beverages in cardroom 100
I 6.08.090 Unlawful deposit of solid waste 100
• 2nd offense 200
• 3rd offense 500
I 6.17.010 Urinating or defecating in public 100
• 2nd offense 200
• 3rd offense 500
M • 4th offense 500
I 8.28.040 Driving motor vehicles/private property prohibited 50
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 250
I 8.32.040 Peddlers entering private property without 25
permission
M 8.44.020 Drinking alcohol on beach 150
I 8.49.010 Failure to post gasoline prices 25
I 10.28.040 Failure to obey school crossing guard 25
I 10.32.040 Driving on new pavement 25
I 10.32.070 Vehicles prohibited in business district 10
I 11.24.020 Operating vessel on inner lagoon without a permit 100
• 2nd offense 200
• 3rd offense 500
I 11.24.055 Fishing in Auga Hedionda Lagoon 100
• 2nd offense 200
• 3rd offense 500
I 11.24.058 Entering closed area of the inner lagoon 100
• 2nd offense 200
• 3rd offense 500
I 11.24.130 Failure to comply with lagoon regulations 100
• 2nd offense 200
• 3rd offense 500
I 11.32.030(11) No dogs, horses, or loose animals in parks or beach 25
I 11.32.030(23) No dogs in park 25
I 11.32.070 Carlsbad Seawall - pedestrians only 25
I 11.32.090 Surfers in restricted area 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. 25
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177. CARLSBAD MUNICIPAL CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
All other Carlsbad Municipal Code infraction
violations not listed herein shall be 50
• 2nd offense within one year 100
• 3rd offense within one year 250
The fourth violation of a Carlsbad Municipal
Code infraction in one year is a misdemeanor
All other Carlsbad Municipal Code misdemeanor
violations not listed herein shall be 500
CHULA VISTA MUNICIPAL CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 1.41.070B, C Violation of cease and desist orders 300
M 2.66.035A Glass container and beer kegs prohibited 100
I 2.66.043A Alcohol in park after hours 50
M • 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 200
I 2.66.045 Open alcoholic beverage containers prohibited in 50
park's parking lots or public ways
I 2.66.090 Littering in park 50
M • 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 150
I 2.66.110 Cleaning or repairing of vehicles prohibited 50
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 150
I 2.66.250 Unlawful to skateboard in park 50
• 2nd offense 70
• 3rd offense 100
I 2.66.260 Camping in city parks prohibited 50
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 200
I 2.66.270 In park after hours 50
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 200
M 3.41.050 Frequency of hotel/motel rental 500
M 3.41.060 Identification required at registration for hotel/motel 500
transients
M 5.02.020 Operating without a business license 300
I 5.08.010C, D Unlawful methods - distribution of printed materials 50
M 5.20.020 Operation of card room without permit: 300
• 2nd offense 400
• 3rd offense 500
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178. CHULA VISTA MUNICIPAL CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 5.36.050 Operation without valid permit 300
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 600
M 5.38.010 Operation of pawnshop without license 300
• 2nd offense 400
• 3rd offense 500
I 5.40.050 Unlawful to peddle within 3 mile radius of 50
amphitheater
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 150
I 6.20.020 Dogs required to be licensed 50
• 2nd offense 70
• 3rd offense 100
M 6.24.070 Inhumane treatment and abandonment of animal 500
M 6.26.010 Unsafe transportation of animals 200
M 6.26.020 Animals in unattended vehicles 300
I 8.25.080A, B Scavenging 50
M • 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 200
I 9.15.010E Open container in parking lot 50
M • 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 200
M 9.16.023(a)-(f) Sale or purchase of ephedrine over set limit 1,000
M 9.16.029 Possession of clonazepam prohibited 1,000
I 10.16.020 No person to direct traffic 25
I 10.24.150 Obedience to traffic barriers 50
I 10.28.040 Commercial vehicle using private driveway 25
I 10.28.050 Riding or driving vehicles or animals on sidewalk 25
I 10.28.070 Restrictions on use of freeway 50
I 10.28.130 Driving on private property 25
M 10.30.030A, B Spectator at illegal speed contest 1,000
I 10.40.040 Restricted turns, driver to obey 25
I 10.48.010 Street regulations - speed signs SC
Refer to Speed Chart (SC) on page 47
I 10.52.120 Unlawful to repair vehicle in public street 50
I 10.64.010 Operating a vehicle with a gross weight in excess of OWC
ten thousand pounds on streets where prohibited
Refer to Overweight Chart (OWC) on page 48
I 10.72.040 Resident must license bicycle 35
I 10.72.150 Bicyclist must obey traffic devices, signals 35
I 10.72.170 Mutilate bicycle number 100
I 10.72.180 Bicycle parking zones 25
I 10.76.040 Pedestrian must use crosswalk 35
I 10.76.050 Pedestrians obey special pedestrian signals 25
Non-Traffic Violations
M 2.66.080 Defacing park property 500
I 5.02.020 Business license required (soliciting without) 200
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179. CHULA VISTA MUNICIPAL CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 5.04.050 Soliciting/peddling prohibited in certain areas 200
• 2nd offense 300
• 3rd offense 500
I 5.04.050 Soliciting/peddling prohibited in certain areas 200
• 2nd offense 300
• 3rd offense 500
I 5.08.010 Handbill distribution 100
I 5.08.030 - Unlawful display of advertising matter 100
5.08.060
M 5.40.060 Selling tickets to public events in public places 200
• 2nd offense 300
• 3rd offense 500
I 5.40.060 Selling tickets to public events in public places 200
• 2nd offense 300
• 3rd offense 500
I 6.24.010(c) Rabies vaccination, license and permits required 100
• With proof of compliance 20
M 6.24.020(a) Dog running at large without leash on public street 100
• Subsequent offense 200
I 6.24.020(a) Dog running at large without leash on public street 100
• Subsequent offense 200
M 6.24.020(b) Dog running at large without leash on premises of 50
other than owner
• Subsequent offense 100
I 6.24.020(b) Dog running at large without leash on premises of 50
other than owner
• Subsequent offense 100
M 6.24.040 Animals creating noise disturbing to neighborhood 50
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 200
I 6.24.040 Animals creating noise disturbing to neighborhood 50
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 200
M 6.24.080 Possession of vicious dog 200
• 2nd offense 400
• 3rd offense 500
I 6.28.020 Dogs running at large without vaccination 100
I 6.28.040 Keeping dog which is not vaccinated 100
I 8.08.010 Selling food without health permit 100
M 8.24.030 Accumulation of materials causing fire hazard 100
I 8.24.030 Accumulation of materials causing fire hazard 100
I 8.24.060 Maintain sanitary premises 100
M 9.04.020 Filing false crime report with police 500
I 9.04.020 Filing false crime report with police 500
I 9.15.010E Open container in park 50
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180. CHULA VISTA MUNICIPAL CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 19.58.330A Unlawful to sleep in RV, camper, trailer unless in
licensed RV park 50
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 200
All other Chula Vista Municipal Code violations
not listed herein shall be 50
All other bicycle violations not listed herein
shall be 25
All other pedestrian violations not listed herein
shall be 25
CORONADO MUNICIPAL CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 32.04.060 Dog causing disturbance 25
I 32.08.010 Dog license required (proof will dismiss violation) 15
M 32.08.020 Dogs, prohibited public beach, parks 25
I 32.08.030(A) Removal of dog defecation 15
I 32.08.030(B) Dog, custodial equipment 15
M 32.08.040 Protection of public from dogs 25
I 32.08.060A Rabies vaccine (proof will dismiss violation) 15
I 32.12.010 Unlicensed cat (proof will dismiss violation) 15
I 32.12.020A Cat running at large 15
I 32.12.020B Cat causing disturbance 15
I 40.48.030 Sleeping in vehicles 10
I 40.68.010 Shooting in city 50
I 40.72.010 Soliciting in defiance of sign 50
I 41.10.020 Noise, excessive - autos 15
I 52.04.040 Obstructing public property 50
I 56.08.040 Removal of license after affixed (bicycle) 5
I 56.08.051 Bicycles, yield to pedestrians 5
I 56.08.052 May not ride two abreast, except in bike lane 5
I 56.08.053 Unsafe speed (bicycle) 10
I 56.08.054 Operating bicycles on sidewalk where prohibited 5
I 56.16.020 Stop required bicycle 10
I 56.28.010 Skateboards on sidewalks where prohibited 5
All other Coronado Municipal Code violations
not listed herein shall be 25
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181. DEL MAR MUNICIPAL CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 9.08 Curfew for persons under 18 150
M 150
I 09.36.030 Urination, defecation prohibited 150
M 150
All other criminal infraction violations of the Del
Mar Municipal Code not listed herein shall be 50
All other misdemeanor Del Mar Municipal Code
violations not listed herein shall be 150
EL CAJON MUNICIPAL CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 2.56.030a Discharging firearm in city park 500
M 2.56.030V Consumption of alcohol in park prohibited 50
M 5.04.210 Selling without a license 50
M 6.04.120 Inhumane treatment of animals 500
M 6.12.140 Unattended dog in vehicle 500
M 6.16.010 Dog license 50
M 6.22.110 Dangerous animal 500
M 9.22.020A/B Possession/consumption alcohol prohibited 50
M 9.22.050A Possession of open container prohibited 50
I 10.36.020 Bicycle license 20
M Any violation of the El Cajon Zoning, Building, 500
Mechanical, Housing, Plumbing, or Fire Code
(including but not limited to Titles 15 and 17)
All other El Cajon Municipal Code infraction
violations not listed herein shall be 25
All other El Cajon Municipal Code misdemeanor
violations not listed here in shall be 50
ENCINITAS MUNICIPAL CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
TITLE 14
Traffic Code
I 14.16.100 Destruction/removal of traffic control devices 100
I 14.32.090 Tampering with traffic control devices 50
I 14.32.092 Vehicles damaging highway 100
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182. ENCINITAS MUNICIPAL CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 14.32.093 Motorcyclist prohibited on trails 50
I 14.32.094 Flashing lights 50
I 14.54.030 Obstructions - visibility triangle 100
I 14.56.020(B) Riding bicycles on sidewalks 24
I 14.56.030 Riding bicycles/handlebars 24
All other Encinitas Title 14 - Traffic Code
violations not listed herein shall be 36
Uniform Fire Code violations shall be 75
All other Encinitas Municipal Code violations
not listed herein shall be 50
• 2nd violation within one year 100
• 3rd violation within one year 150
ESCONDIDO MUNICIPAL CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 4-6 Dogs disturbing the peace 35
I 5-4(a),(b) Bicycles prohibited 25
• 2nd offense 50
• 3rd offense 100
I 5-5(a),(c) Non-motorized vehicles prohibited 25
• 2nd offense 50
• 3rd offense 100
I 5-6 Pedestrian & traffic interference prohibited 25
• 2nd offense 50
• 3rd offense 100
M 6A-4 et seq. Burglary, robbery, fire alarm systems violations 500
M 6-12 et seq. Violations of the Uniform Building Code 250
M 6-41 et seq. Violations of the Uniform Building Code 250
M 6-86 Violations of the Uniform Mechanical Code 250
M 6-114 et seq. Violations of the Uniform Housing Code 250
M 6-159 et seq. Violations of the Natural Electrical Code 250
M 6-271 Violations of the Uniform Plumbing Code 250
M 6-306 et seq. Violations of the Uniform Code for Abatement of 250
Dangerous Buildings
M 6-484(a)-(c) Violations of the Property Maintenance Ordinance 250
M 11-15 et seq. Violations of the Uniform Fire Code 250
M 14-39 Unauthorized collection of garbage or construction 250
site debris
M 16-A1 et seq. Operation of massage establishment 250
M 16-17 Conducting business without a license 100
• 2nd offense 200
• 3rd offense 300
FOR MISDEMEANOR OR INFRACTION CHARGES NOT LISTED, SEE END OF RESPECTIVE CODE SECTION
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183. ESCONDIDO MUNICIPAL CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 16-25 Transferability of business license 20
I 16-23 Separate business license for branch 20
establishments, locations: license to designate
business location
M 16-182 Bingo license required 20
M 17-2(a)(b) Drinking in public/posted premises 50
• 2nd offense 250
M 17-8 Camping, lodging, sleeping overnight on public 150
property
• 2nd offense 500
M 17-9 Camping, lodging, sleeping overnight on private 150
property
• 2nd offense 500
I 17-12 Littering 50
I 17-21 Urinating / defecating in public 50
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 250
M 17-67 Discharge firearms / weapons in city 500
I 17-76 Retail, exchange, possession, exhibition prohibited 25
M 17-220 Serving alcohol to minors 1,000
I 17-234 Construction - when a violation 25
M 17-240 et seq. Violation of the noise ordinance 100
I 18-72 Use of park/recreation area after dark 50
M 18-76 Entering and using posted area 50
M 18-77 Disfiguring, removing property 75
M 22-11 Wastewater violation 500
I 22A-2 Smoking prohibited 50
M • 2nd offense 100
I 28-167 (a),(b) Trespassing upon parking lots, shopping center 100
property and other property open to public;
skateboards on school property
I 28-300(a),(b) Yard parking prohibited 50
• 2nd offense 100
M • 3rd offense 500
M 29-17 Connecting trailers to public utility 250
M 29-21 Occupying trailers, mobile homes, campers outside 100
licensed parks
M 33-1 et seq. Violations of the Escondido Zoning Code 250
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184. ESCONDIDO MUNICIPAL CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
All violations of Escondido Zoning and Uniform
Codes shall require proof of compliance when
appropriate.
All Escondido Municipal Code infraction
violations not listed herein shall be 50
• 2nd offense within one year 100
• 3rd offense within one year 250
All Escondido Municipal Code misdemeanor
violations not listed herein shall be 150
• 2nd offense within one year 500
IMPERIAL BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE
Bail on all Imperial Beach Municipal Code violations shall be the amount listed plus penalty
assessment, and subject to the provisions contained in the General Information herein, except all
violations with bail of $500 or greater shall be CT (mandatory court appearance).
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
TITLE 5
Business and License Regulations
I 6.04.010 Unlicensed dog (reference SDCC62.620a) 50
♦ proof of license is mandatory
I 6.04.010 Dog at large (reference SDCC62.669) 50
I 9.04.010 Consuming alcohol beverage in public places 50
M 9.20.030 Shooting firearms in city 2,500
I 12.60.010 Litter on the beach 50
M 12.60.060 Digging and removal of sand 50
M 12.68.010k Damage electrical equipment 500
M 12.68.010M Possession of bow and arrow/fishing spear on pier 50
I 12.68.015 Swimming near the pier 50
I 12.68.035 Closing of pier 50
All other Imperial Beach Municipal Code
infraction violations not listed herein shall be 25
All other Imperial Beach Municipal Code
misdemeanor violations not listed herein shall
be 50
FOR MISDEMEANOR OR INFRACTION CHARGES NOT LISTED, SEE END OF RESPECTIVE CODE SECTION
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185. LA MESA MUNICIPAL CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 6.04.050 No business license 20
I 6.04.320 Required license must be posted in conspicuous 20
place
I 6.04.330 Required license must be carried during business 20
I 6.04.340 Required license displayed in business vehicle 50
M 6.13.130 Firearms and explosives prohibited at swap meets 500
I 6.16.020 Unlicensed dances 20
I 6.16.030 Permitting unlicensed dance 20
M 6.20.050 Pool room permit required 50
M 6.20.111 Amusement devices license required 50
M 6.24.010 Taxi cab permit required 50
M 6.24.110 Taxi driver - CDL, Insurance, and SDSO license 500
required
I 6.28.080 Soliciting without a license 20
M 6.35.030 No bingo license 50
M 7.14.050 Massage business license required 500
M 7.14.070 Off-premises massage license required 500
M 7.14.090 Massage technician permit required 500
M 7.14.145 Massage business/treatment records 500
M 7.20.130 Dangerous/infected waste disposal 500
M 7.21.020 Drug/medical waste disposal 500
I 8.04.150 Manure accumulations prohibited 20
M 8.04.300 Interference with enforcement of Animal Control 500
M 8.11.030(a) Possess vicious/dangerous dog 500
M 8.11.030(b) Abandon vicious/dangerous dog 500
M 8.11.040 Vicious dog req. muzzled/restrained 500
M 10.04.010 Fortune telling without a permit 20
M 10.08.050 Conducting gambling house prohibited 500
M 10.08.060 Use of premises for gambling 500
M 10.10.030(a) Unlawful to apply graffiti 1,000
M 10.10.030(b) Unlawful to possess graffiti instrument 1,000
M 10.10.030(c) Possess implement in designated public place 1,000
M 10.10.100 Unlawful defacement of public/private property 1,000
M 10.24.010 Distribute obscene matter 500
M 10.24.030 Distribute obscene matter to minor/news racks 500
M 10.24.031 Nude photos or drawings exposed in news racks 500
M 10.24.040 Indecent exposure in food/beverage business 500
M 10.24.050 Employing of nude persons 500
M 10.28.020 Possession of firearm - under 18 years 500
M 10.28.030 Parent allowing minor to possess firearm 500
M 10.28.060 Unlawful discharge of firearm 2,500
M 10.50.030 Public assemblage permit required 500
M 10.50.050 Violation of public assemblage permit 500
M 10.52.040 Obstruction of public property 500
M 10.95.010 Violation second hand dealer ordinance 50
M 10.96.010 Violation of hazard material disclosures 500
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186. LA MESA MUNICIPAL CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 10.120.030 Bathhouse - permit required 500
M 10.120.080 Bathhouse - violate operating requirements 500
M 10.120.110 Bathhouse - employee under 18 years 500
M 10.120.230 Bathhouse - violate permit requirements 500
M 11.01.010 Violation of Uniform Fire Code 500
M 11.12.050 Violation of material/process/occupancy fire 500
requirements
M 12.12.030 Fail to comply with lawful order of police or fire 500
personnel
M 12.50.020 Tow truck license required 50
M 12.50.040 Tow service violation of rates and charges 500
M 12.50.070 Violate LMMC regulations of tow company 500
employee
M 14.24.400 Moving structure on public street violation 500
M 17.20.432 Dangerous waste discharge into sewers 500
M All violations of the Zoning, Building, Mechanical, 500
Housing, Plumbing, Fire, or Emergency Code
including but not limited to Title 24
All other La Mesa Municipal Code infraction
violations not listed herein shall be 20
All other La Mesa Municipal Code misdemeanor
violations not listed herein shall be 50
LEMON GROVE MUNICIPAL CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 15.40.060 No fence around swimming pool 250
M Any violation of the Zoning Code 500
All Lemon Grove Municipal Code infraction
violations shall be 20
All Lemon Grove Municipal Code misdemeanor
violations not listed herein shall be 50
METROPOLITAN TRANSIT DEVELOPMENT BOARD
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I Ord. 2 Fare evasion 25
• 2nd offense 50
M • 3rd and subsequent offenses are 100
misdemeanors
FOR MISDEMEANOR OR INFRACTION CHARGES NOT LISTED, SEE END OF RESPECTIVE CODE SECTION
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187. METROPOLITAN TRANSIT DEVELOPMENT BOARD cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
The following are Ordinance 11 sections dealing with taxi violations.
I 1.2(a) No vehicle operating permit (owner and driver) 500
I 1.8(f)(1)-(12) Unsafe vehicle (owner and driver) 50
I 1.8(I)(1)-(3) Paratransit must have fire extinguisher 25
• 2nd offense 50
• 3rd offense 100
I 1.8(o) Driver ID not displayed 25
• 2nd offense 50
• 3rd offense 100
I 1.8(v) Offering or accepting kickback 25
• 2nd offense 50
• 3rd offense 100
I 1.8.(w) Driver not wearing name tag 25
• 2nd offense 50
• 3rd offense 100
I 1.12(a) No taxicab driver ID card 100
• 2nd offense 250
• 3rd offense 500
I 1.12(b) No paratransit driver ID card 100
• 2nd offense 250
• 3rd offense 500
I 2.2(f) Driver does not engage meter 100
I 2.2(h) Fare overcharge (maximum rate) 100
I 2.2(I) Fare overcharge (fixed rate) 100
I 2.4(b) Driver long hauling (not taking most direct route) 100
I 2.4(c) Discourage passenger based on age, handicap, 100
race, religion, gender, etc. (owner and driver)
I 2.4(d) Refuse to transport based on trip length (owner and 250
driver)
I 2.4(j) Soliciting passengers and impeding traffic 50
I 2.4(k) Leaving taxi to solicit passengers 50
I 2.5(d) Occupying taxi stand without permit 50
All other Metropolitan Transit Development
Board Ordinance 11 violations not listed herein
shall be 25
• 2nd offense 50
I Ord. 13 Prohibited actions on trolley 50
• 2nd offense 75
M • 3rd and subsequent offenses are 100
misdemeanors
See Public Utilities Code for other transit violations
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188. NATIONAL CITY MUNICIPAL CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 1.12.030H(1) - Violation of stop orders 500
(2)
M 1.36.160 Maintaining a public nuisance 250
I 7.18.040 Obstacles on public property, sidewalks or 50
parkways
I 7.21.120A(1) - Garage/yard sale without permit 50
(9) • 2nd offense within one year 100
• 3rd offense within one year 250
I 8.12.010A - C Dog license required 50
I 8.16.020A Dogs running at large 50
I 8.16.020B Dog license (must be attached to collar on dog) 50
I 8.16.030A - C Dog trespass nuisance 50
I 8.16.050 Excessive dog barking 50
M 8.16.070B Keeping vicious/dangerous dog 150
M 8.16.085A Rabies vaccination required 100
M 8.32.035 Unlawful keeping of animals/birds/reptiles 100
I 9.16.040A - C Regulating trash disposal: accumulation, dumping, 100
burying/burning
I 10.30.030 Alcoholic beverages in park prohibited 50
I 10.30.050 Consumption generally - unlawful 50
I 10.30.060 Consumption in vehicle - unlawful 50
I 10.52.010(L) Prohibited acts - park/playground 50
I 10.60.010 Curfew (juvenile) 50
M 10.68.010A Shooting in city 2,500
I 11.12.040 Unauthorized persons not to direct traffic 50
I 11.12.070A Written accident report within 24 hours if public 50
property
I 11.20.030 Must obey traffic control devices 50
I 11.24.010B Disobedience to authorized markers 50
I 11.24.030 Disobey no-turn signs 50
I 11.24.040 Disobey turn signs at stop and signals 50
I 11.32.020 Disobey blvd. stop signs and RR stops 50
I 11.32.030 Car must stop before crossing sidewalks 50
I 11.32.160B Disobey emergency and temporary signs 50
I 11.36.010 Driving through funeral procession 50
I 11.36.020 No clinging to moving vehicles 50
I 11.36.030 No driving on sidewalks or parkways 50
I 11.36.040 No driving through “street closed” signs (new 50
pavement or freshly painted)
I 11.36.060 No motorless vehicles or pedestrians on freeways 50
I 11.40.010A Certain vehicles prohibited in central traffic district 50
between the hours of 7 a.m. - 6 p.m.
I 11.40.020 Sound advertising vehicles prohibited in central 50
traffic district
I 11.44.020 Pedestrians not crossing at crosswalk 50
I 11.44.030 Pedestrian crossing at other than right angle to 50
curbline
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189. NATIONAL CITY MUNICIPAL CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 11.44.040 Pedestrian standing in roadway 50
I 11.44.050A-B Pedestrian standing/blocking sidewalk 50
I 11.64.010A Skateboarding on roadway 50
I 11.64.010B Skateboarding on sidewalk 50
I 11.70.040 Paratransit violations 50
I 12.10.020 Noise disturbances prohibited 75
• 2nd offense within one year 150
• 3rd offense within one year 250
M 13.04.XX Improvement permit violations 250
M 13.12.XX Encroachment permit violations 250
I 13.26.010B Illegal to possess open container at launch facility 50
I 13.26.020 Illegal to enter city park after posted 2100 hours or 50
before 0700 hours
M 15.08 et seq Building Code Violations 250
M 15.16 et seq Housing Code Violations 250
M 15.70 et seq Illegal Grading Violations 250
M 18.02.080 Zoning Code Violations 250
All other National City Municipal Code infraction
violations not listed herein shall be 100
All other National City Municipal Code
misdemeanor violations not listed herein shall
be 150
OCEANSIDE MUNICIPAL CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 4.17 Maintaining dog without license 50
• 2nd offense within one year 100
• 3rd offense within one year 250
I 4.17SZ Maintaining dog without license 100
Safety Enhancement Zone OCC 1.7(1)
• 2nd Offense within one year 200
• 3rd Offense within one year 500
I 5.14 Riding bicycle in prohibited area 25
I 5.14SZ Riding bicycle in prohibited area 75
Safety Enhancement Zone OCC 1.71(1)
I/M 11.10* Entering burning building 50
• 2nd offense within one year 100
• 3rd offense within one year 500
I 11.10SZ Entering burning building 100
Safety Enhancement Zone OCC 1.71(1)
• 2nd offense within one year 200
• 3rd offense within one year 500
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190. OCEANSIDE MUNICIPAL CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I/M 11.11* Interference with firefighter 50
• 2nd offense within one year 100
• 3rd offense within one year 500
I 11.11SZ Interference with firefighter 100
Safety Enhancement Zone OCC 1.71(1)
I • 2nd offense within one year 200
M • 3rd offense within one year 500
I/M 11.12* Riding upon fire department vehicle 50
• 2nd offense within one year 100
• 3rd offense within one year 500
I 11.12SZ Riding upon fire department vehicle 100
Safety Enhancement Zone OCC 1.71(1)
I • 2nd offense within one year 200
M • 3rd offense within one year 500
I/M 11.13* Spectator too close to a fire 50
• 2nd offense within one year 100
• 3rd offense within one year 500
I 11.13SZ Spectator too close to a fire 100
Safety Enhancement Zone OCC 1.71(1)
I • 2nd offense within one year 200
M • 3rd offense within one year 500
I/M 13.5** Interference with garbage 50
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 500
I 13.5SZ Interference with garbage 100
Safety Enhancement Zone OCC 1.71(1)
I • 2nd offense within one year 200
M • 3rd offense within one year 500
I/M 13.6** Scavenging 50
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 500
I 13.6 Scavenging 100
Safety Enhancement Zone OCC 1.71(1)
I • 2nd offense within one year 200
M • 3rd offense within one year 500
I 15.2 Unlicensed business 50
• 2nd offense within one year 100
• 3rd offense within one year 250
I 15.2SZ Unlicensed business 100
Safety Enhancement Zone OCC 1.71(1)
• 2nd offense within one year 200
• 3rd offense within one year 500
I/M 20.11* Loitering 50
• 2nd offense within one year 100
• 3rd offense within one year 500
I 20.11SZ Loitering 100
Safety Enhancement Zone OCC 1.71(1)
• 2nd offense within one year 200
• 3rd offense within one year 500
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191. OCEANSIDE MUNICIPAL CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I/M 20.40* Drinking/possession of alcohol in public 50
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 500
I 20.40SZ Drinking/possession of alcohol in public 100
Safety Enhancement Zone OCC 1.71(1)
• 2nd offense within one year 200
• 3rd offense within one year 500
I/M 37.109* Water conservation violation 50
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 500
I 37.109SZ Water conservation violation 100
Safety Enhancement Zone OCC 1.71(1)
• 2nd offense within one year 200
• 3rd offense within one year 500
Oceanside Traffic Code
I 9.1 Jaywalking 25
I 9.1SZ Jaywalking 75
Safety Enhancement Zone OCC 1.71(1)
I 10.7 Washing or polishing vehicles on street 25
I 10.7SZ Washing or polishing vehicles on street 75
Safety Enhancement Zone OCC 1.71(1)
Oceanside Zoning Code
M 4706 Conditional use permit required 100
M 4706SZ Conditional use permit required 100
Safety Enhancement Zone OCC 1.71(1)
*Fourth violation within one year period
constitutes a misdemeanor
**Fourth violation within any time period
constitutes a misdemeanor
* Fourth violation with Safety Enhancement
Zone allegation within one year period
constitutes a misdemeanor
All Oceanside Uniform Building Code and 100
Uniform Mechanical Code violations shall be
All other Oceanside Municipal Code violations 100
not listed herein shall be
• 2nd offense within one year 200
• 3rd offense within one year 500
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192. POWAY MUNICIPAL CODE
Bail on all Poway Municipal Code violations shall be the amount listed plus penalty assessments, and
subject to the provisions contained in the general information herein, except all violations with bail of
$500 or greater shall be CT (mandatory court appearance).
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
TITLE 5
Business Licenses and Regulations
M 5.02 Business certificates 50
M 5.04 Uniform licensing procedure 50
M 5.08 Amusement devices and establishment 50
M 5.16 Entertainment license 50
M 5.68 Massage establishments 500
TITLE 8
Health and Safety
M 8.72 Public nuisance 500
M 8.76 Weeds, shrubs, and waste accumulation 500
M 8.80 Accumulation of junk 500
M 8.90 Rental of housing used for drug activity 500
M 8.92 Rental of substandard housing 500
TITLE 9
Public Peace, Morals and Welfare
M 9.12 Firearms and explosives 500
TITLE 15
Building and Construction
M 15.02 Administrative Code 500
M 15.04 Building Code 500
M 15.08 Electrical Code 500
M 15.12 Plumbing Code 500
M 15.16 Mechanical Code 500
M 15.20 Moving and storage of building 500
M 15.24 Fire Code, Uniform Fire Code 500
TITLE 16
Subdivisions and Other Land Use Regulations
M 16.44 Permits – fees 500
M 16.88 Provisions of flood hazard reduction 500
TITLE 17
Zoning
M 17.26 Special uses and conditions 500
M 17.28 Home occupations 500
M 17.32 Keeping of animals 500
M 17.34 Kennels (commercial and non-commercial) 500
M 17.36 Arcades 500
M 17.37 Satellite dish antennas 500
M 17.38 Adult businesses 500
M 17.39 Residential senior citizen standards 500
M 17.40 Comprehensive sign regulations 500
M 17.42 Off-street parking 500
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193. POWAY MUNICIPAL CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 17.44 Non-conforming uses, structures, screening and 500
performance standard
M 17.48 Conditional use permit regulations 500
All Poway Municipal Code infraction violations
shall be 25
All other Poway Municipal Code misdemeanor
violations not listed herein shall be 50
SAN DIEGO COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 1901A Bicycle riding where prohibited 35
• Subsequent offense 50
I 1901B Skateboard riding prohibited 35
• Subsequent offense 50
I 1901C Rollerskates, scooters and devices where prohibited 35
• Subsequent offense 50
SAN DIEGO COUNTY CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 16.101(a), (f), I, Business licenses required 35
(t), (w)
M 16.107 Post business license in conspicuous place 50
M 21.1713(b) Unlawful to remove “Not For Commercial Use” label 250
placed by sealer
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 1,000
M 21.2003 Point of Sale Permit Required 250
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 1,000
M 21.2010(a) Notice to consumer posting 100
• 2nd offense 200
• 3rd offense 500
M 21.2011(c) Failure to post “Notice of Failed Inspection” 100
2nd offense 200
3rd offense 500
M 21.2011(d) Unlawful to remove “Notice of Failed Inspection” 100
notice 200
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense
I 21.311(c)(6) Seat belts properly installed in taxicabs 35
M 21.312(a) ID card required for taxicab drivers 35
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194. SAN DIEGO COUNTY CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 21.317(c) Display of medallion on taxicab 35
I 21.319(e) Fail to pay fare for taxi service 35
M 32.1004 Public nudity 50
M 33.104 Shoot or discharge firearm in prohibited area 2,500
I 36.405(a)-(c) Making unnecessary, excessive or offensive noise 25
with vehicle
I 41.125 Being in closed County park 25
I 41.127 Speeding in County park 35
I 41.132.1(b) Fishing or boating without paying fee 35
M 56.201 Use, occupancy and storage of trailer coaches 25
regulated
M 61.110 Public health permit required for selling or giving 1,000
away food or beverage
I 62.610 Dog not vaccinated per SDCC62.602(c) 50
M 62.610 Dog not vaccinated 100
M 62.614 Must report suspected case of rabies 100
M 62.615(b) Must report animal bite 250
M 62.616 Fail to isolate suspected rabid animal 200
M 62.617 Fail to isolate biting animals 150
M 62.618 Must report animals possibly exposed to rabies 200
I 62.620(a)(d)(f) Fail to comply with dog licensing requirements 50
I 62.620(e) Fail to affix dog license tag 50
♦ with presently valid license 5
I 62.622 Fail to transfer license 5
♦ with proof of transfer 0
I 62.624(a) Fail to have change of ownership license 10
♦ with proof of compliance 5
M 62.641 Fail to comply with kennel licensing procedures 200
M 62.642(a), (b) Fail to comply with kennel license standards 200
M 62.645.1 - .13 Fail to comply with facilities and operating standards 200
M 62.646 Dog in kennel not vaccinated 100
M 62.663(c) Dog license violations, false or fictitious information 250
I 62.668(a) - (c) Conditions of animal ownership 50
M 62.668(d), (e) Conditions of animal ownership 250
I/M 62.669(a) Restraint of dog by owner, per SDCC62.602(c) 50
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 200
M 62.669.1(a) Public protection from dogs 150
• Subsequent offense 250
M 62.669.1(b) Public protection from dogs (altering deposit) 50
M 62.669.5(a) Vicious or dangerous animal 500
I 62.670 Allow dog to commit nuisance and fail to remove 25
I 62.671 Female dog in season running at large 25
I/M 62.672 Allowing any dog or animal to disturb the peace 100
• Subsequent offense 200
M 62.673 Inhumane treatment or abandonment of animal 150
M 62.674(f), (g) Fail to comply with requirement for the possession 250
of vicious animals
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195. SAN DIEGO COUNTY CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 62.681(a)(b)1-4; Fail to comply with requirement to possess wild 250
62.681(c)1 animal
M 62.682(a)-(f) Fail to abate public nuisance 250
M 62.683 Keep animal with injury or communicable disease 150
I 62.685(a)(b) Protection dogs - operator to comply with 150
regulations
M 62.685(c) Protection dogs - operator to comply with 250
regulations
I 62.686(a)(b) Guard dogs - permit 250
I 62.687(a) Guard dog operators - to comply with regulations 150
M 62.687(b) Guard dog operators - to comply with regulations 250
I 62.700 Transportation of animals per SDCC62.602(c) 50
I 62.701 Animals in unattended vehicle 50
I 72.66 Fail to obey traffic signs: vehicle, pedestrian or bike 35
I 72.121 Leaving keys in parked vehicle 25
M 72.246 Trespass on airport runway 50
I 73.108 Sleeping in public park or beach 25
I 73.109 Sleeping on private property 25
I 73.110 Sleeping in parked car on highway 25
I 73.111 Obstructing free use of public ways 25
All other San Diego County Code infraction
violations shall be 50
All other San Diego County Code misdemeanor
violations shall be 250
SAN DIEGO COUNTY REGIONAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 7.01(b) Unauthorized entry into sterile, restricted or limited 1,000
access area at airport
M 7.01(b)(4) Unauthorized introduction of weapons into sterile 2,500
restriction or limited access area at airport
M 7.02(a) Unauthorized possession of dangerous objects at 2,500
the airport
M 7.06(a) Tampering or interfering with airport security 1,000
equipment
M 7.06(b) Unauthorized bypassing or testing airport security 1,000
equipment
M 7.07 Tampering with airport facility equipment 1,000
M 7.40 Unauthorized large assembly at airport 250
I 8.20 Unauthorized bringing of animals into airport 100
facilities
M • 2nd offense 250
M • 3rd offense 500
M 8.72 Discharge of pollutants into storm water system 1,000
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196. SAN DIEGO COUNTY REGIONAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 8.73 Unauthorized discharge of nonstorm water into 1,000
storm water system
M 8.74 Failure to comply with pollutant discharge 1,000
prevention measures
All other San Diego County Regional Airport
Authority Code infraction violations not listed
herein shall be 50
All other San Diego County Regional Airport
Authority Code misdemeanor violations shall be 500
SAN DIEGO COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 7703 All zoning violations 100
• 2nd offense 250
M • 3rd offense 500
SAN DIEGO MUNICIPAL CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 12.0409 Failure to obey administrative subpoena 150
M 12.0413 Failure to obey administrative enforcement order 500
M 31.0121 Certificate of payment required 50
• Subsequent offense 150
M 31.0127(a)-(c) Posting and keeping certificate of payment 50
• Subsequent offense 150
I 33.0903.5 Height of pile of tires, salvage, metals regulated 50
M 33.15–1 - Cabaret license and regulations 150
33.1510
M 33.330–0 - Peep show regulations 150
33.3326
M 33.35–1 - Massage technician and business regulations 150
33.3529
M 33.36–1 - Nude entertainment and entertainer regulations 150
33.3610
M 33.3703(a) Alarm permit required 500
M 33.4308(f) Money exchange house must give receipt 50
I 34.–1 - 34.11 Bicycle regulations 10
M 41.–3 - 41.36 Health permits 1,000
M 42.01–1 - Food-handling establishment regulations 1,000
42.0151
I/M 42.0101.2 Vending perishable food door to door 150
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197. SAN DIEGO MUNICIPAL CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 42.01–0 - Mobile vending unit regulations 15
42.0168
M 43.0304 Discharge of non-storm water 2,000
I 43.1003(a) Smoking in a prohibited area - public place 50
I 43.1003(b) Smoking in a prohibited area - tot lots 50
I 44.0104 Sweeping debris into street 50
M 44.0107 Garbage and refuse disposal 250
I 44.0304.1 Dog waste 25
M • 2nd offense 100
M • 3rd offense 250
M 52.05 Giving false information to police 500
M 52.20 Obstructing free use of sidewalk 15
M 52.3203 Possession of clonazepam without prescription 1,000
M 52.5104(a) Temporary street closure violation 1,000
M 52.5203(a) Spectator at illegal motor vehicle speed 1,000
contest/exhibition of speed
M 52.5203(b) Spectator at illegal motor vehicle speed 1,000
contest/exhibition of speed
M 52.80.01(a) Trespassing upon private business premises 100
• Subsequent offense 100
M 52.80.01(b) Trespass on private business premises and re-entry 100
within 48 hours
M 53.10(c) Discharge firearms in city without permit 2,500
I/M 53.15 Shooting in city or park (other than firearm) 500
I/M 54.0105(a) Sidewalk display prohibited 15
I 54.0115 Debris on street prohibited 50
M 54.0208(a), (b) Property to be maintained waste-free 500
M 54.0209(a)(1) Illegal dumping 500
I 54.0210 Littering 100
M 54.0211(a) Transporting uncovered waste 100
M 54.0405(a), (b) Graffiti prohibited 150
M 56.51(a)-(e) Picketing for purpose of intimidation 150
I/M 56.53(c) Public nudity 50
I 56.56(a), (b) Alcohol consumption prohibited on posted premises 50
I 56.61(a) Consumption of alcohol by minor/public place 100
M 56.61(a) Consumption of alcohol by minor/public place 250
I 56.61(b) Consumption of alcohol by a minor 100
M 56.61(b) Consumption of alcohol by a minor 250
M 56.62(a)(2) Social host – Allowing minors to consume alcohol 250
M 59.0202(a)(2) City sports facility - smoke bomb, fireworks 100
M 59.0202(a)(3) City sports facility - running on field 100
I/M 59.0202(a)(4) City sports facility - containers 25
M 59.0202(a)(5) City sports facility - entering on non-event days 100
I/M 59.0202(a)(6) City sports facility - using opposite sex restroom 15
M 59.0202(a)(7) City sports facility - disruptive behavior 100
I/M 59.0202(a)(8) City sports facility - noise devices 25
I/M 59.0202(a)(9) City sports facility - animals prohibited 25
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198. SAN DIEGO MUNICIPAL CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 59.0202(a)(10) City sports facility - loitering after event 100
M 59.0202(a)(11) City sports facility - sale of merchandise without 100
license
M 59.0202(a)(12) City sports facility - attached sticker on any city 100
sports facility surface
I/M 59.0202(a)(14) City sports facility - smoking prohibited 15
M 59.0303(b) Operate a pedicab in restricted area 100
M 59.0303(g) Performance without consent of City Manager 100
M 59.0303(k) Obstruct free travel within ballpark district 100
M 59.0303(l) Tamper with electric/water services 100
M 59.0303(n) Set off substance harmful/noxious 100
I/M 59.0502(A)(5) San Diego Stadium: parking lot offenses 25
- (9)
M 59.5.0401 - Excessive noise violations 150
59.5.0406; and • 2nd offense 250
59.5.0501 and • Subsequent offense 500
59.5.0503
M 62.0210 Unauthorized public improvements 500
M 62.0306(a) Unauthorized encroachments 500
M 63.0102(b)(2) Loose animals 50
2nd offense 100
3rd offense 200
I 63.0102(b)(2) Loose animals 50
M 63.0102(b)(5) Defacing structures 150
I 63.0102(b)(6) Dumping refuse in public park or on beaches 250
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 750
M 63.0102(b)(9) Deposit foreign matter or bathe in lake waters 250
M 63.0102(b)(10) Mistreating animals 150
M 63.0102(b)(11) Fires prohibited 150
M 63.0102(b)(12) Overnight camping in a park 100
• Subsequent offense 250
I 63.0102(b)(12) Overnight camping in a park 100
I 63.0102(b)(19) Bicycle riding where prohibited 50
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 150
I 63.0109 Exceeding 8mph on Ocean Front Walk 10
M 63.20.4 Refuse or fail to comply with lawful order 500
I/M 63.20.5(a), (b) Waste, trash, refuse must be in trash can; dumping, 100
overturning or defacing trash can prohibited
M 63.20.5(c), (d) Burning materials for purpose of disposal or burning 250
unacceptable materials in City fire-container
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 750
I 63.20.5(c) Fires must be built in City fire-container; fire material 50
must not exceed the specified limits
I/M 63.20.5(e) Glass on beach 15
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199. SAN DIEGO MUNICIPAL CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 63.20.11 Overnight camping or sleeping on beach 100
• Subsequent offense 250
I 63.20.11 Overnight camping or sleeping on beach 50
M 63.20.20 Commercial activity on beaches 50
• 2nd offense 300
• 3rd offense 700
I/M 63.20.23(b)(1) Jumping into Pacific Ocean or Mission Bay 100
I 63.25.4(a) Boat exceeding 5mph between sunset and sunrise 40
I 63.25.6(a)-(d) Water skiing regulations 50
I/M 63.25.13 Display vessel for sale 15
I/M 63.25.31(a) Unlawful use of mooring 15
M 63.25.57 Waste, boats and materials left on beach 100
M 63.25.61 Discharge of inflammable material 500
• Subsequent offense 1,000
M 63.25.62 Discharge of petroleum products 500
• Subsequent offense 1,000
I/M 63.25.72(a) Hang glider or parasail in bay 15
M 67.0210(a), (b) Regulation of water systems (fire service 150
connections)
M 67.0211(a) - Regulation of water systems (water to pass through 150
(c) meter)
M 67.0212(a) - Regulation of water systems (water supply from a 150
(c) fire hydrant)
M 67.0213(a)-(d) Regulation of water systems (tampering with equip.) 150
M 67.0216(a) - Regulation of water systems (boiler connections) 150
(d)
M 67.0217 Regulation of water systems (shutting off water flow 150
in case of fire)
M 67.0219 Regulation of water systems (emergency shutoffs) 150
M 67.0225 Regulation of water systems (must admit 150
employees of Department to premises)
M 67.0226 Regulation of water systems (using water without 150
permission)
M 67.0228 Regulation of water systems (occupants turning on 150
discontinued water supply)
M 67.0233 Regulation of water systems (notify of street work) 150
I/M 67.43(a)-(c) Permits for hunting, fishing and camping required 15
I/M 81.07(a) Report damage to certain property 15
I/M 81.08 Authority of police in crowds 15
I/M 83.0103 Operating pedicab without permit 150
I 83.0110(c) Pedicab operator failing to wear ID badge 25
M 83.0110(c) Pedicab operator failing to wear ID badge 150
I/M 83.0111(b) Pedicab operator demanding fare greater than 25
posted
I/M 83.0115 Owner allowing pedicab to operate without decal 150
I/M 83.0123 Operating pedicab when under eighteen years of 150
age
I/M 83.0124 Operating pedicab without a valid California driver’s 150
license
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200. SAN DIEGO MUNICIPAL CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I/M 83.0125 Operating pedicab without business tax certificate 150
I 83.0126(a) Operating pedicab during darkness without 25
adequate headlight
M 83.0126(a) Operating pedicab during darkness without 150
adequate headlight
I 83.0126(b) Operating pedicab during darkness without 25
adequate taillights
M 83.0126(b) Operating pedicab during darkness without 150
adequate taillights
I/M 83.0126(c) Operating pedicab without properly mounted 150
rearview mirrors
I/M 83.0126(d) Operating pedicab in an unsafe condition 150
I/M 83.0129(a) Operating pedicab without proper insurance 150
I 83.0202(a) Interfere with traffic by standing in roadway 15
I 83.0202(b) Interfere with traffic by sitting in roadway 15
I 83.0203 Pedestrian standing in middle of sidewalk 15
I 83.0204 Pedestrian walking or crossing freeway 15
I 83.0205 Pedestrian on grade separation 15
I 83.0206 Riding bicycle on grade separation 15
I 83.0207 Riding or driving animals on grade separation 15
I/M 84.08 Driving over fire hose 15
I 84.09(a), (b) Bicycling on sidewalk in front of business restricted 5
I 84.09(c) Bicycle rider must yield to pedestrian 50
I 85.04(a), (b) Commercial vehicles prohibited 50
M 98.0101 - Municipal Code which adopts State Housing Code 500
98.0114 Regulations
M 98.0201 - Mobile homes and commercial coaches: 150
98.0206 Special regulations and permits required
M 103.0101 Zoning statutes 500
et seq.
M 129.0602(a) - Unauthorized grading 500
(f)
Pursuant to SDMC12.0201, the San Diego City
Attorney’s Office reserves the right to file any
SDMC misdemeanor violation not listed herein
as either a misdemeanor or an infraction.
All other San Diego Municipal Code violations
not listed herein: If filed as an infraction shall be 50
If filed as a misdemeanor shall be 150
FOR MISDEMEANOR OR INFRACTION CHARGES NOT LISTED, SEE END OF RESPECTIVE CODE SECTION
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201. SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY (SDSU)
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 100.02 Bicycles and skateboards prohibited in certain areas 25
SAN MARCOS CITY CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 2.16.050 Campaign contribution violations and penalties 1,000
M 2.28 Emergency services - simulation of emergency 250
signals without authority
M 5.44 Massage establishments - operation without permit 1,000
M 5.46 Bathhouses - operating without permit 1,000
I 5.56 Swap meets 50
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 200
I 6.24 Animal control 250
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 1,000
I 6.24.080(a-c) Conditions of animal ownership - failure to comply 250
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 1,000
M 6.24.080(d,e) Conditions of animal ownership - failure to comply 1,000
M 6.24.090 Restraint of dogs - failure to appropriately restrain 1,000
M 8.04 Food and food handlers - permit required 500
M 8.20 Camps and picnic grounds - permit to operate 500
I 8.24 Refrigeration plants - permit necessary to operate 250
• 2nd offense 500
M • 3rd offense if convicted within 2 years from 1,000
date of first conviction is a misdemeanor
I 8.28 Reduction plants - permit necessary to operate 250
• 2nd offense 500
M • 3rd offense if convicted within 2 years from 1,000
date of first conviction is a misdemeanor
I 8.36 Permits for apartments and hotels - permit 250
necessary to operate
• 2nd offense 500
M • 3rd offense if convicted within 2 years from 1,000
date of first conviction is a misdemeanor
I 8.40 Swimming pools 250
• 2nd offense 500
M • 3rd and subsequent offenses within 2 years 1,000
are misdemeanors
M 8.56 Septic tanks and seepage pits - permit necessary 500
for installation
I 8.64 Accumulation of weeds and/or waste material 250
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 1,000
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202. SAN MARCOS CITY CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 8.68.110 Unlawful collection 250
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 1,000
I 8.68.115 Abatement of unauthorized refuse containers 250
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 1,000
M 8.70 Medical waste - permit required for storage and 1,000
disposal
I 8.80 Smoking in public places 100
• 2nd offense 250
• 3rd offense 500
I 9.04.110 Parks – Violations and Penalties 250
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 1,000
M All misdemeanors 1,000
M 10.10 Youth access to tobacco - failure to comply with 1,000
code regulations
I/M 10.11.010 - Consumption of alcohol and controlled substances 250
10.11.070 by minors on public and private property
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 1,000
I 10.22 Daytime loitering of juveniles in public places on 250
school days
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 1,000
M 10.23.010 - Intimidation free zones 250
10.23.040 • 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense is a misdemeanor 1,000
I 10.24.050 Noise violation 250
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 1,000
M 10.28 Security alarm systems 500
I 10.32.040 Consuming or possessing alcoholic beverages in 50
public
• 2nd offense 100
M • 3rd offense is a misdemeanor 250
M 10.32.50 Unauthorized presence in drainage channels, storm 250
water channels, culverts and/or canals
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 1,000
MI 10.42.010 Nudity, urination and defecation in public rights of 250
way and places open to the public
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 1,000
I 12.12 Traffic control devices 100
• 2nd offense 200
• 3rd offense 250
FOR MISDEMEANOR OR INFRACTION CHARGES NOT LISTED, SEE END OF RESPECTIVE CODE SECTION
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203. SAN MARCOS CITY CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 12.16 Motor vehicle operation 100
• 2nd offense 200
• 3rd offense 250
M 12.20.120 Camping or remaining on public property 250
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 1,000
M 12.20.130 Camping or remaining on private property without 250
permission
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 1,000
I 12.24 Pedestrian regulations 50
M 12.24.040 Crossing roadways between uncontrolled 250
intersections designated by Traffic Safety
Commission prohibited
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 1000
M 12.29 Prohibition of spectator at illegal speed contests or 1,000
exhibitions of speed
I 12.36 Peak hour traffic management - failure to comply 50
with code
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 250
I 14.04 Highways and traffic applications, permits/fees and 250
general provisions - failure to obtain permit
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 1,000
M 14.15 Storm water management and discharge control 1,000
M 14.15.140 Failure to pay storm water management fee 1,000
I 14.15.160 Storm water – other acts and omissions constituting 1,000
violations of this chapter
M 14.15.170 Storm water management fee – failure to pay 1,000
violation
M 16.08 Use and storage of trailers 1,000
• 2nd offense 1,000
• 3rd offense and subsequent 1,000
M 17.32 Grading Code 1,000
M 17.64 California Fire Code - failure to comply 1,000
M Any violation of Title 19: subdivisions - failure to 500
comply with code re: real property (subdivisions)
M Any violation of Title 20: zoning - failure to comply 500
with code re: real property (zoning)
• 2nd and subsequent offenses 500
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204. SAN MARCOS CITY CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
Pursuant to SMCC1.12.010, all other San Marcos
City Code infraction violations not listed herein 250
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 1,000
All other San Marcos City Code misdemeanor
violations not listed herein shall be 1,000
The fourth violation of the same Code infraction
provision within a 12-month period constitutes a
misdemeanor. 1,000
The city attorney may upgrade to a
misdemeanor prior to the fourth violation
SANTEE MUNICIPAL CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 5.02.020 Business license 50
M 6.12.010 Conditions of animal ownership 100
M 9.60.030(b)(1) Loitering in and around transportation facilities 50
M 9.60.030(b)(2) Loitering in and around transportation facilities - 100
second offense
M 9.60.030(b)(3) Loitering in and around transportation facilities - 250
third offense
M 9.60.060(a)(1) Unlawful camping 50
M 9.60.060(a)(2) Unlawful camping - second offense 100
M 9.60.060(a)(3) Unlawful camping - third offense 250
M 9.68.030(a)(1) Open container on public property 50
M 9.68.030(a)(2) Open container on public property - second offense 100
M 9.68.030(a)(3) Open container on public property - third offense 250
M 9.68.030(b)(1) Open container in Mast Park 50
M 9.68.030(b)(2) Open container in Mast Park - second offense 100
M 9.68.030(b)(3) Open container in Mast Park - third offense 250
M 9.68.060(a)(1) Open container on posted private property 50
M 9.68.060(a)(2) Open container on posted private property - 100
second offense
M 9.68.060(a)(3) Open container on posted private property - third 250
offense
M 10.20.140(a)(1) Illegal lodging - private property 50
M 10.20.140(a)(2) Illegal lodging - private property - second offense 100
M 10.20.140(a)(3) Illegal lodging - private property - third offense 250
M 10.20.150(a)(1) Illegal lodging - public property 50
M 10.20.150(a)(2) Illegal lodging - public property - second offense 100
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205. SANTEE MUNICIPAL CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 10.20.150(a)(3) Illegal lodging - public property - third offense 250
M 15.20 Violation of fire code 500
M Any violation of the Zoning, Building or 500
Construction Code
All other Santee Municipal Code infraction
violations not listed herein shall be 20
All other Santee Municipal Code misdemeanor
violations not listed herein shall be 50
SOLANA BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
TITLE 7
Public Peace, Morals and Welfare
M 7.20.010 Discharging firearms 2,500
TITLE 15
Building and Construction
M 15.40.250(c) Unlawful grading 100
• 2nd offense 200
• 3rd offense 500
All Uniform Code violations are charged as
misdemeanors and shall be 100
• 2nd offense 200
• 3rd offense 500
All Uniform Code violations shall require proof
of compliance when appropriate.
All Code violations shall be charged as a
separate offense for each day committed
(SBMC 1.16.010 C)
All other Solana Beach Municipal Code
violations, including San Diego County Codes
and Zoning Ordinances adopted by reference,
not listed herein, are infractions (unless charged
as misdemeanors) and shall be
50
• 2nd offense
100
• 3rd offense 150
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206. SOUTHWESTERN COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT VEHICLE REGULATION
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 207(a) Bicycle riding where prohibited 35
• Subsequent offense 50
I 208 Skateboard riding prohibited 35
• Subsequent offense 50
UNIFIED PORT DISTRICT CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 4.01(a), (b), (c) Regulation of vessels - disabled, grounding and 125
beached
M 4.02 Regulation of vessels - berthing and mooring 100
M 4.04 Reasonable speed of vessels or watercraft 50
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 500
M 4.06 Mooring to aids to navigation 100
• 2nd offense 250
• 3rd offense 500
M 4.07(a), (b) Mooring restrictions 50
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 250
M 4.3(c)3 Exceed 5 mph in Glorietta Bay or Bay Bridge 50
mooring area
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 500
M 4.30(c)1 Illegal mooring/anchoring in South San Diego Bay 100
• 2nd offense 250
• 3rd offense 500
M 4.30(c)3 Exceed 5 mph in South San Diego Bay 50
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 500
M 4.35(c)1, 4 Central San Diego Bay aquatic activities regulated 50
M 4.36(c)1 Illegal anchoring A-8 Anchorage/South San Diego 250
Bay
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 1,000
M 4.40(c)3 Speed in excess of 5 mph 50
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 500
M 8.01(b) Underwater diving regulations for San Diego Bay 75
M 8.02(a)8 In park after hours 50
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 200
M 8.02(b)(3) Use of flying device/toy in park 150
• 2nd offense 300
• 3rd offense 500
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207. UNIFIED PORT DISTRICT CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 8.04(b) Commercial activity without a permit 50
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 200
M 8.06(b) Consume alcoholic beverage on tidelands 50
• 2nd offense 50
• 3rd offense 100
M 8.06(c) Possession of open alcoholic container 50
• 2nd offense 50
• 3rd offense 100
I 8.08(c) Smoking prohibited in public areas (parks/beaches) 25
I 8.08(d) Dispose of cigarette, cigar, tobaco, etc. in other than 25
designated waste disposal
M 8.18(c) Unlawful camping on tidelands 150
• 2nd offense 300
• 3rd offense 500
M 8.18(d) Unlawful storage of personal property on public 150
tidelands
• 2nd offense 300
• 3rd offense 500
M 8.22 Advertising or displaying boats for sale 10
M 8.23 Sounding of sirens in harbor 10
M 8.27(a), (b), (c) Aquatic activities regulated 50
M 8.50(a) Unlawful dumping in San Diego Bay or Port District 100
property
• 2nd offense 250
• 3rd offense 500
All other Unified Port District Code infraction
violations shall be 10
All other Unified Port District Code
misdemeanor violations shall be 50
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO (UCSD)
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
I 600.02 Bicycles and skateboards prohibited in certain areas 25
I 600.03 Reckless or unsafe riding of bicycle or skateboard 50
I 600.08 Mandatory registration of bicycles on campus 10
VISTA MUNICIPAL CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 5.04.050 No business license 150
M 5.16.030 No bingo license 50
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208. VISTA MUNICIPAL CODE cont’d
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 5.56.040 No massage technician license 250
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 1,000
I 5.64.140 Door to door solicitation, without employee ID card 100
• 2nd offense 250
• 3rd offense 500
M 5.56.160 No massage therapist permit 150
• 2nd offense 250
• 3rd offense 500
M 8.24.040 No food vending vehicle owner permit 250
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 1,000
M 8.24.050 No food vending vehicle operator permit 150
• 2nd offense 250
• 3rd offense 500
I 8.28.020 Accumulation and storage of junk 50
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 250
M 8.36.190A Violation of Nuisance Abatement Order 250
M 8.36.190D Failure to vacate building declared to be a nuisance 250
M 8.74.020 Unlawful sale of novelty lighter 250
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 1,000
I 9.08.10 Violation of curfew allowed by parent or guardian 50
M 9.16.010 Shooting firearms within the city 2,500
M 9.32.030 Permitting minors to consume alcohol at party 200
• 2nd offense 500
• 3rd offense 1,000
I 10.24.040 Ride or drive on sidewalk 26
I 10.28.020 Pedestrians on streets and highways 26
I 10.32.070 Repair or dismantle vehicle on street 33
I 10.32.080 Repair vehicle in residential zone 33
I 10.32.090 Cleaning vehicle in public street 26
M 13.18.060 Unlawful discharge of pollutants 500
M 13.18.070 Discharge in violation of storm water discharge permit 500
M 13.18.080 Illicit connection to storm water systems 500
All other Vista Municipal Code violations not
listed herein shall be 50
The third violation within a 12-month period
constitutes a misdemeanor
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209. VISTA DEVELOPMENT CODE
I/M SECTION DESCRIPTION BAIL PA CT PC
M 16.08 Violations of the Uniform Building Code 500
M 16.12 Violations of Uniform Housing Code 500
M 16.16 Violations of Uniform Code for Abatement of 500
Dangerous Buildings
M 16.24 Violations of Uniform Mechanical Code 500
M 16.28 Violations of National Electric Code 500
M 16.32 Violations of Uniform Plumbing Code 500
M 16.40 Violation of Uniform Fire Code 500
I 18.46.020 Violations in industrial park zone 50
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 150
I 18.58.370 Illegal fences 50
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 150
I 18.58.470 Keeping of animals/poultry 50
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 150
I 18.58.480 Illegal home occupation 50
• 2nd offense 100
• 3rd offense 150
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210. SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO
FELONY
BAIL SCHEDULE
INDEX
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211. PENAL CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
32 ACCESSORY 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 20,000
37(a) TREASON DEATH OR LIFE NO BAIL
38 MISPRISION OF TREASON 16, 2, 3 10,000
67 BRIBE EXECUTIVE OFFICER 2, 3, 4 25,000
67.5(b) BRIBE MINISTERIAL OFFICER 16, 2, 3 25,000
68(a) PUBLIC OFFICIAL ASK/RECEIVE BRIBE 2, 3, 4 25,000
69 OBSTRUCT EXECUTIVE OFFICER 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
71 THREATEN PUBLIC OFFICIAL/ETC 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
72 PRESENT FALSE CLAIM 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
76(a) THREATEN ELECTED OFFICIAL/ETC 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 100,000
85 GIVE BRIBE TO LEGISLATOR 2, 3, 4 50,000
86 LEGISLATOR RECEIVE BRIBE 2, 3, 4 50,000
92 BRIBE JUDICIAL OFFICER/JUROR/ETC 2, 3, 4 100,000
JUDICIAL OFFICER/JUROR ACCEPTING
93 2, 3, 4 100,000
BRIBE
95 INFLUENCE JUROR/ETC 16, 2, 3, OR FINE 25,000
95.1 THREATEN JUROR 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
96 MISCONDUCT OF JUROR/ETC 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 25,000
107 ESCAPE DETENTION 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 10,000
109 AID/ESCAPE TRAINING SCHOOL/ETC 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 10,000
110 AID ESCAPE OF INMATE 16, 2, 3 35,000
MANUFACTURE/ETC FALSE CITIZEN/ETC
113 5 YRS OR FINE 35,000
DOCUMENTS
114 USE FALSE CITIZEN/ETC DOCUMENTS 5 YRS OR FINE 50,000
115(a) OFFER FALSE INSTRUMENT FOR FILING/ETC 16, 2, 3 5,000
115.5(b) FALSE STATEMENT NOTARY 16, 2, 3 5,000
116 TAMPERING WITH JURY LIST 16, 2, 3 25,000
117 FALSIFY JURY LIST 16, 2, 3 20,000
118(a) PERJURY 2, 3, 4 15,000
118a FALSE AFFIDAVIT - PERJURY 2, 3, 4 25,000
118.1 OFFICER FILES FALSE REPORT 1, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
127 SUBORNATION OF PERJURY 2, 3, 4 20,000
128 PERJURY INNOCENT PERSON EXECUTED DEATH OR LIFE NO BAIL
129 FALSE STATEMENT - OATH 2, 3, 4 10,000
132 OFFER FALSE EVIDENCE 16, 2, 3 10,000
FOR FELONY CHARGES NOT LISTED, SEE PAGE 119
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212. PENAL CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
134 PREPARE FALSE EVIDENCE 16, 2, 3 10,000
136.1(c)(1) THREATEN WITNESS W/FORCE/VIOLENCE 2, 3, 4 75,000
136.1(c)(2) ACT FURTHER CONSPIRACY 2, 3, 4 75,000
136.1(c)(3) ACT BY PERSON CONVICTED 2, 3, 4 75,000
136.1(c)(4) ACT FOR PECUNIARY GAIN 2, 3, 4 75,000
CARRY DEADLY WEAPON INTIMIDATE
136.5 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 25,000
WITNESS/VICTIM
PRISONER GIVE PRISONER WITNESS/VICTIM
136.7 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 20,000
INFORMATION
137(a) INFLUENCE TESTIMONY BRIBE 16, 2, 3 25,000
137(b) GET FALSE TESTIMONY FORCE 2, 3, 4 25,000
138(a) BRIBE WITNESS 16, 2, 3 25,000
138(b) WITNESS RECEIVE BRIBE 16, 2, 3 25,000
139(a) FELON THREATEN FORCE/ETC WITNESS/ETC 2, 3, 4, OR JAIL 25,000
140 THREATEN FORCE/ETC WITNESS 2, 3, 4, OR JAIL 25,000
141(b) FALSE EVIDENCE/PEACE OFFICER 2, 3, 5 25,000
142(a) POLICE OFFICER REFUSE ARREST 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
146a(b) IMPERSONATE PUBLIC OFFICER 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
DISSEMINATION OF PUBLIC OFFICER
146e(b) 12, 2 3 20,000
INFORMATION CAUSING INJURY
148(b) TAKE NONFIREARM FROM POLICE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
148(c) TAKE FIREARM FROM POLICE - RESISTING 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
148(d) ATTEMPT/TAKE FIREARM FROM POLICE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
148.1(a) FALSE BOMB/ETC REPORT POLICE/ETC 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
148.1(b) FALSE BOMB REPORT POLICE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
148.1(c) FALSE BOMB REPORT 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
148.1(d) GIVE/PLACE/ETC FALSE BOMB 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
148.3(b) FALSE REPORT EMERGENCY GBI/DEATH 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 10,000
148.4(b)(1) FALSE FIRE ALARM GBI 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 10,000
148.4(b)(2) FALSE FIRE ALARM DEATH 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 10,000
148.10(a) RESIST POLICE OFFICER GBI OR DEATH 2, 3, 4 OR JAIL 50,000
149 ASSAULT BY PUBLIC OFFICER 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
151(a)(2) ADVOCATE KILL/INJURE PEACE OFFICER 16, 2, 3 25,000
153 COMPOUND/CONCEAL CRIME 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
154(b) DEBTOR HIDES/ETC PROPERTY 16, 2, 3 5,000
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2010 FELONY BAIL SCHEDULE
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213. PENAL CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
155(b) DEFENDANT HIDES/ETC PROPERTY 16, 2, 3 5,000
156 MISREPRESENT CHILD INHERIT 2, 3, 4 10,000
157 SUBSTITUTE CHILD 2, 3, 4 25,000
BRIBE - GIVE TO/RECEIVE BY - PUBLIC
165 2, 3, 4 25,000
OFFICIAL
168(a) DISCLOSE WARRANT PRIOR EXECUTED 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
171b(a) POSSESS WEAPON PUBLIC BLDG 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
171c POSSESS FIREARM PUBLIC BLDG 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 50,000
POSSESS FIREARM PUBLIC OFFICIAL
171d 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 50,000
RESIDENCE
181 INVOLUNTARY SERVITURE/SLAVERY 2, 3, 4 50,000
SAME AS
182 CONSPIRACY SAME AS CRIME
CRIME
SAME AS
182(a)(1) CONSPIRE COMMIT ANY CRIME SAME AS CRIME
CRIME
SAME AS
182(a)(2) CONSPIRE FALSELY INDICT ANOTHER SAME AS CRIME
CRIME
SAME AS
182(a)(3) CONSPIRE FALSELY MOVE/ETC SUIT/ETC SAME AS CRIME
CRIME
182(a)(4) CONSPIRE DEFRAUD/ETC PERSON 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
SAME AS
182(a)(5) CONSPIRE ACT INJURIOUS PUBLIC HEALTH SAME AS CRIME
CRIME
182(a)(6) CONSPIRE EXECUTIVE OFFICER 5, 7, 9 25,000
SAME AS
182.5 PROMOTING STREET GANG SAME AS CRIME
CRIME
186.10(a) MONEY LAUNDERING 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
MULTIPLE FRAUD OR EMBEZZLEMENT LOSS
186.11(a)(1) +2 100,000
> $100K - ENHANCEMENT
MULTIPLE FRAUD OR EMBEZZLEMENT,
186.11(a)(2) LOSSES GREATER THAN $500,000 - +2, 3, 5 500,000
ENHANCEMENT
186.22(a) PARTICIPATE STREET GANG 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
186.22(b) PARTICIPATE IN GANG FELONY +4, 5, 10 TO LIFE 100,000
186.22(d) GANG PURPOSE CRIME 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 25,000
186.26(a) RECRUITING GANG MEMBER 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
186.26(b) RECRUITING GANG MEMBERS - THREATS 2, 3, 4 25,000
RECRUITING GANG MEMBERS - PHYSICAL
186.26(c) 3, 4, 5 35,000
VIOLENCE
186.26(d) RECRUITING GANG MEMBERS - MINOR +3 YRS 50,000
187(a) MURDER 15 YRS TO DEATH NO BAIL
191.5(a) GROSS VEHICLE MANSLAUGHTER 4, 6, 10 100,000
FOR FELONY CHARGES NOT LISTED, SEE PAGE 119
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214. PENAL CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
VEHICLE MANSLAUGHTER DUI WITHOUT
191.5(b) 16, 2, 4 OR JAIL 50,000
GROSS NEGLIGENCE
192(a) VOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER 3, 6, 11 100,000
192(b) INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER 2, 3, 4 25,000
VEHICLE MANSLAUGHTER WITH GROSS
192(c)(1) 2, 4, 6 OR JAIL 50,000
NEGLIGENCE
CAUSE VEHICLE COLLISION/FALSE
192(c)(3) 4, 6, 10 100,000
CLAIM/DEATH
VEHICLE MANSLAUGHTER VESSEL WITH
192.5(a) 4, 6, 10 100,000
GROSS NEGLIGENCE
MANSLAUGHTER WITH VESSEL - WITHOUT
192.5(b) 16, 2, 4 50,000
GROSS NEGLIGENCE
VEHICLE MANSLAUGHTER VESSEL -
192.5(c) 2, 4, 6 OR JAIL 50,000
ALCOHOL/DRUGS WITH GROSS NELIGENCE
203 MAYHEM 2, 4, 8 50,000
205 AGGRAVATED MAYHEM LIFE 500,000
206 TORTURE LIFE 500,000
207(a) KIDNAPPING 3, 5, 8 100,000
207(c) KIDNAP WITH FEAR 3, 5, 8 100,000
207(d) KIDNAP BY FORCE/FRAUD 3, 5, 8 100,000
208(b) KIDNAP CHILD UNDER 14 5, 8, 11 500,000
209(a) KIDNAP FOR RANSOM LIFE NO BAIL
KIDNAP COMMIT ROBBERY/RAPE/SEX
209(b) LIFE NO BAIL
OFFENSE
209.5(a) KIDNAP DURING CARJACK LIFE 500,000
210 POSE KIDNAPPER EXTORT 2, 3, 4 25,000
210.5 USE PERSON AS SHIELD 3, 5, 8 50,000
ST
ROBBERY – 1 DEGREE (INHABITED
DWELLING; VICTIM PERFORMING DUTIES OR
211 3, 4, 6 100,000
PASSENGER; AFTER USE AUTOMATED
TELLER) PER PC 215.5(a) OR (b)
ROBBERY – 1ST DEGREE IN CONCERT PER
211 3, 6, 9 100,000
PC213(a)(1)(A)
211 ROBBERY SECOND DEGREE 2, 3, 5 50,000
213(b) ATTEMPTED ROBBERY 16, 2, 3 25,000
214 TRAIN ROBBERY 16, 2, 3 20,000
215(a) CARJACKING 3, 5, 9 75,000
217.1(a) ASSAULT PUBLIC OFFICIAL 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 25, 000
217.1(b) ATTEMPT MURDER PUBLIC OFFICIAL 15 YRS TO LIFE 1,000,000
218 ATTEMPT TRAIN WRECK LIFE W/O PAROLE NO BAIL
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2010 FELONY BAIL SCHEDULE
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215. PENAL CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
OBSTRUCTION OF TRACKS CAUSING 2, 3 OR 4 OR
218.1 100,000
DAMAGE OR INJURY JAIL 1 YR + 2,500
219 TRAIN WRECKING DEATH OR LIFE NO BAIL
THROW OBJECT AT COMMUTER/CARRIER
219.1 2, 4, 6 50,000
VEHICLE
219.2 THROW OBJECT AT TRAIN 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 50,000
220(a) ASSAULT COMMIT RAPE, ETC. 2, 4, 6 50,000
LIFE WITH
ASSAULT COMMIT RAPE, ETC. DURING
220(b) POSSIBLE 1,000,000
BURGLARY FIRST DEGREE
PAROLE
222 GIVE DRUGS AID IN FELONY 16, 2, 3 25,000
236 FALSE IMPRISON WITH VIOLENCE 16, 2, 3 50,000
HUMAN
236.1(a) TRAFFICKING/PROSTITUTION/FORCED 3, 4, 5 500,000
LABOR
HUMAN
236.1(c) TRAFFICKING/PROSTITUTION/FORCED 4, 6, 8 500,000
LABOR – VICTIM UNDER AGE 18
241.1 ASSAULT CUSTODIAL OFFICER 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
241.4 ASSAULT SCHOOL POLICE OFFICER 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
241.7 ASSAULT JURORS 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
243(c)(1) BATTERY W/INJURY ON FIREFIGHTER/ETC. 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
243(c)(2) BATTERY W/INJURY ON POLICE/ETC 16, 2 ,3 OR JAIL 25,000
243(d) BATTERY W/SER. INJURY ON PERSON 2, 3, 4 OR JAIL 35,000
243.1 BATTERY ON CUSTODIAL OFFICER 16, 2, 3 25,000
BATTERY W/INJURY ON TRANSP.
243.3 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
PERSON/PASSENGER
243.4(a) SEXUAL BATTERY 2, 3, 4 OR JAIL 25,000
SEXUAL BATTERY MEDICAL INSTITUTION
243.4(b) 2, 3, 4 OR JAIL 25,000
PERSON
SEXUAL BATTERY FRAUDULENT
243.4(c) 2, 3, 4 OR JAIL 25,000
REPRESENTATION
SEXUAL BATTERY – MEDICAL INSTITUTION
243.4(d) 2, 3, 4 OR JAIL 25,000
ON A RESTRAINED PERSON
BATTERY WITH INJURY ON SCHOOL
243.6 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
EMPLOYEE
BATTERY BY GASSING PEACE OFFICER,
243.9(a) 2, 3, 4 OR JAIL 25,000
ETC.
244 ASSAULT W/CAUSTIC CHEMICAL/ETC 2, 3, 4 50,000
ASSAULT W/STUNGUN/ LESS LETHAL
244.5(b) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
WEAPON
ASSAULT W/STUNGUN/ LESS LETHAL
244.5(c) 2, 3, 4 OR JAIL 50,000
WEAPON ON POLICE
245(a)(1) ADW NO FIREARM W/FORCE: GBI LIKELY 2, 3, 4 OR JAIL 30,000
FOR FELONY CHARGES NOT LISTED, SEE PAGE 119
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216. PENAL CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
245(a)(2) ASSAULT WITH FIREARM 2, 3, 4 OR JAIL 50,000
245(a)(3) ASSAULT WITH MACHINE GUN 4, 8, 12 100,000
245(b) ASSAULT WITH SEMIAUTO FIREARM 3, 6, 9 100,000
245(c) ADW NO FIREARM POLICE/FIRE: GBI LIKELY 3, 4, 5 50,000
245(d)(1) ASSAULT WITH FIREARM POLICE 4, 6, 8 100,000
245(d)(2) ASSAULT W/SEMIAUTO FIREARM/POLICE 5, 7, 9 100,000
245(d)(3) ASSAULT W/MACHINE GUN/POLICE 6, 9, 12 100,000
245.2 ADW TRANSPORT PERSON/ETC 3, 4, 5 30,000
245.3 ADW CUSTODIAL OFFICER 3, 4, 5 30,000
245.5(a) ADW SCHOOL EMPLOYEE GBI LIKELY 3, 4, 5 OR JAIL 30,000
245.5(b) ASSAULT W/FIREARM SCHOOL EMPLOYEE 4, 6, 8 OR JAIL 35,000
245.5(c) ASSAULT W/STUNGUN SCHOOL EMPLOYEE 2, 3, 4 OR JAIL 25,000
246 SHOOT AT INHABITED DWELLING/VEHICLE 3, 5, 7 OR JAIL 75,000
ILLEGAL FIREARM DISCHARGE WITH
246.3 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
NEGLIGENCE
247(a) SHOOT UNOCCUPIED AIRCRAFT 16, 2, 3 15,000
247(b) SHOOT UNOCCUPIED DWELLING/VEHICLE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 30,000
247.5 DISCHARGE LASER OCCUPIED AIRCRAFT 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
261(a)(1) RAPE: INCAPABLE OF CONSENT 3, 6, 8 75,000
261(a)(2) RAPE: FORCE/FEAR 3, 6, 8 75,000
261(a)(3) RAPE: DRUGGED VICTIM 3, 6, 8 75,000
261(a)(4) RAPE UNCONSCIOUS VICTIM 3, 6, 8 75,000
261(a)(5) RAPE: VICTIM THINKS SPOUSE 3, 6, 8 75,000
261(a)(6) RAPE: THREAT RETALIATION 3, 6, 8 75,000
261(a)(7) RAPE: THREAT AUTHORITY/ARREST 3, 6, 8 75,000
261.5(a) SEX WITH MINOR UNDER 18 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
261.5(c) SEX WITH MINOR 3+ YEARS YOUNGER 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
261.5(d) SEX WITH MINOR UNDER 16 PERSON 21+ 2, 3, 4 OR JAIL 25,000
262(a)(1) RAPE/SPOUSE/W FORCE, ETC. 3, 6, 8 75,000
RAPE/SPOUSE UNDER CONTROLLED
262(a)(2) 3, 6, 8 75,000
SUBSTANCE/ETC.
262(a)(3) RAPE SPOUSE/UNCONSCIOUS VICTIM 3, 6, 8 75,000
262(a)(4) RAPE SPOUSE/THREAT RETALIATION 3, 6, 8 75,000
262(a)(5) RAPE SPOUSE, THREAT AUTHORITY/ARREST 3, 6, 8 75,000
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217. PENAL CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
264.1 RAPE/ETC IN CONCERT/FORCE 5, 7, 9 100,000
266 ENTICE MINOR FEMALE PROSTITUTE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 30,000
266a TAKE PERSON TO PROSTITUTE 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 30,000
266b TAKE PERSON FOR ILLICIT RELATIONSHIP 16, 2, 3 30,000
INDUCE SEX ACT FALSE REPRESENTATION
266c 2, 3, 4 30,000
CAUSE FEAR
266d PAY PROCURE PERSON TO COHABITATE 16, 2, 3 20,000
266f SELL PERSON ILLICIT USE 16, 2, 3 20,000
266g PROSTITUTE WIFE 2, 3, 4 20,000
266h(a) PIMPING 3, 4, 6 50,000
266h(b)(1) PIMPING MINOR OVER 16 3, 4, 6 50,000
266h(b)(2) PIMPING MINOR UNDER 16 3, 6, 8 75,000
266i(a) PANDERING 3, 4, 6 50,000
266i(b)(1) PANDERING MINOR OVER 16 3, 4, 6 50,000
266I(b)(2) PANDERING MINOR UNDER 16 3, 6, 8 75,000
266j PROCURE UNDER 16 FOR L&L 3, 6, 8 AND FINE 50,000
267 ABDUCT MINOR TO PROSTITUTE 16, 2, 3 AND FINE 20,000
AGGRAVATED SEXUAL ASSAULT CHILD-
269(a)(1) 15 YEARS TO LIFE NO BAIL
RAPE
AGGRAVATED SEXUAL ASSAULT CHILD/IN
269(a)(2) 15 YRS TO LIFE NO BAIL
CONCERT
AGGRAVATED SEXUAL ASSAULT
269(a)(3) 15 YRS TO LIFE NO BAIL
CHILD/SODOMY/FORCE
AGGRAVATED SEXUAL ASSAULT
269(a)(4) 15 YRS TO LIFE NO BAIL
CHILD/ORAL COP/FORCE
AGGRAVATED SEXUAL ASSAULT MINOR
269(a)(5) 15 YRS TO LIFE NO BAIL
FOREIGN OBJECT
271 DESERTS CHILD 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
271a ABANDONS CHILD 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
273a(a) CHILD CRUELTY POSSIBLE INJURY/DEATH 2, 4, 6 OR JAIL 100,000
ASSAULT CHILD/GBI LIKELY/DEATH
273ab 25 YRS TO LIFE NO BAIL
RESULTS
273d(a) INFLICT INJURY ON CHILD 2, 4, 6 OR JAIL 50,000
273.5(a) CORPORAL INJURY SPOUSE/ETC 2, 3, 4 OR JAIL 25,000
273.5(e)(1) CORPORAL INJURY SPOUSE/ETC W/PRIOR 2, 4, 5 50,000
273.5(e)(2) CORPORAL INJURY SPOUSE/ETC W/PRIOR 2, 3, 4 50,000
VIOLATION OF PROTECTIVE ORDER W/PRIOR
273.6(d) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 50,000
– 7 YEARS
VIOLATION OF PROTECTIVE ORDER
273.6(e) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 50,000
W/INJURY W/PRIOR – 1 YEAR
FOR FELONY CHARGES NOT LISTED, SEE PAGE 119
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218. PENAL CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
278 CHILD STEALING 2, 3, 4 OR JAIL 25,000
278.5 VIOLATION CUSTODY DECREE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
280(b) CONCEAL ADOPTABLE CHILD OUT OF STATE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
281(a) BIGAMY 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
284 MARRY SPOUSE OF ANOTHER 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 15,000
285 INCEST 16, 2, 3 35,000
286(b)(1) SODOMY UNDER 18 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 50,000
286(b)(2) SODOMY UNDER 16 16, 2, 3 50,000
SODOMY UNDER 14/MORE THAN 10 YEARS
286(c)(1) 3, 6, 8 100,000
YOUNGER
286(c)(2) SODOMY/FORCE 3, 6, 8 50,000
286(c)(3) SODOMY/THREAT RETALIATION 3, 6, 8 50,000
286(d) SODOMY IN CONCERT 5, 7, 9 50,000
286(e) SODOMY IN PRISON/JAIL 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
286(f) SODOMY VICTIM UNCONSCIOUS 3, 6, 8 50,000
286(g) SODOMY VICTIM INCAPABLE GIVE CONSENT 3, 6, 8 50,000
286(h) SODOMY VICTIM MENTAL FACILITY 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 50,000
286(i) SODOMY VICTIM DRUGGED 3, 6, 8 50,000
286(j) SODOMY VICTIM THINKS SPOUSE 3, 6, 8 50,000
286(k) SODOMY THREAT AUTHORITY 3, 6, 8 50,000
288(a) L & L UNDER 14 3, 6, 8 100,000
288(b)(1) L & L WITH FORCE 3, 6, 8 100,000
288(b)(2) L & L W/DEPENDENT ADULT W/FORCE 3, 6, 8 100,000
288(c)(1) L & L WITH 14/15 1, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
288(c)(2) L & L WITH DEPENDENT ADULT 1, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
288.2(a) SEND LEWD MATERIAL TO MINOR 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
SEND LEWD MATERIAL TO MINOR/EMAIL-
288.2(b) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
INTERNET
288.5(a) CONTINUED SEX ABUSE OF CHILD 6, 12, 16 250,000
288a(b)(1) ORAL COPULATION UNDER 18 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
288a(b)(2) ORAL COPULATION UNDER 16 16, 2, 3 50,000
288a(c)(1) ORAL COPULATION/UNDER 14/10 OVER 3, 6, 8 100,000
288a(c)(2) ORAL COPULATION/FORCE 3, 6, 8 100,000
288a(c)(3) ORAL COPULATION/THREAT RETALIATION 3, 6, 8 100,000
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219. PENAL CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
288a(d)(1) ORAL COPULATION IN CONCERT WITH
5, 7, 9 100,000
FORCE
288a(d)(2) ORAL COPULATION IN CONCERT
5, 7, 9 100,000
THREAT/RETALIATION
288a(d)(3) ORAL COPULATION IN CONCERT/VICTIM
5, 7, 9 100,000
INCAPABLE OF CONSENT
288a(e) ORAL COPULATION IN PRISON 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
288a(f) ORAL COPULATION VICTIM UNCONSCIOUS
3, 6, 8 50,000
OF ACT
288a(g) ORAL COPULATION VICTIM INCAPABLE GIVE
3, 6, 8 50,000
CONSENT
288a(h) ORAL COPULATION VICTIM STATE HOSPITAL 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
ORAL COPULATION VICTIM
288a(i) 3, 6, 8 100,000
INTOXICATED/ETC
288a(j) ORAL COPULATION/VICTIM THINKS SPOUSE 3, 6, 8 50,000
288a(k) ORAL COPULATION/THREAT AUTHORITY 3, 6, 8 50,000
289(a)(1) SEX FOREIGN OBJECT/FORCE 3, 6, 8 50,000
SEX FOREIGN OBJECT/THREAT
289(a)(2) 3, 6, 8 50,000
RETALIATION
SEX FOREIGN OBJECT INCAPABLE GIVE
289(b) 3, 6, 8 50,000
CONSENT
289(c) SEX FOREIGN OBJECT PERSON/VICTIM
16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
MENTAL FACILITY
289(d) SEX FOREIGN OBJECT VICTIM UNAWARE 3, 6, 8 50,000
289(e) SEX FOREIGN OBJECT VICTIM DRUGGED 3, 6, 8 50,000
SEX FOREIGN OBJECT VICTIM THINK
289(f) 3, 6, 8 50,000
SPOUSE
289(g) SEX FOREIGN OBJECT/THREAT AUTHORITY 3, 6, 8 50,000
289(h) SEX FOREIGN OBJECT UNDER 18 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
289(i) SEX FOREIGN OBJECT UNDER 16 16, 2, 3 50,000
SEX FOREIGN OBJECT UNDER 14/MORE
289(j) 3, 6, 8 75,000
THAN 10 YEARS YOUNGER
EMPLOYEE SEX CONFINED ADULT WITH
289.6 16, 2, 3 25,000
CONSENT W/PRIOR
290.018(b) FAIL TO REGISTER SEX OFFENDER 16, 2, 3 25,000
FAIL REGISTER SEXUALLY VIOLENT
290.018(f) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 50,000
PREDATOR
311.1(a) SEND/ETC OBSCENE MATERIAL OF MINOR 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
311.2(a) SEND/ETC OBSCENE MATERIAL W/PRIOR 16, 2, 3 35,000
BRING/DISTRIBUTE OBSCENE MATERIAL OF
311.2(b) 2, 3, 6 OR FINE 50,000
MINOR
311.2(c) OBSCENE MATERIAL OF MINOR TO ADULT 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
311.2(d) OBSCENE MATERIAL OF MINOR TO MINOR 16, 2, 3 35,000
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SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
311.3(d) DEPICT SEX CONDUCT MINOR W/PRIOR 16, 2, 3 25,000
311.4(a) USE/ETC MINOR OBSCENE MATERIAL 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
USE/ETC MINOR COMMERCIAL OBSCENE
311.4(b) 3, 6, 8 50,000
MATERIAL
311.4(c) USE/ETC MINOR OBSCENE MATERIAL 16, 2, 3 25,000
ADVERTISE/ETC OBSCENE MATERIAL
311.5 16, 2, 3 25,000
W/PRIOR
REQUIRE ACCEPT OBSCENE MATTER
311.7 16, 2, 3 25,000
W/PRIOR
311.10(a) ADVERTISE OBSCENE MATERIAL OF MINOR 2, 3, 4 OR JAIL 25,000
OBSCENE MATTER OF MINOR SEX ACT
311.11(b) 2, 4, 6 25,000
W/PRIOR
313.1(a) SELL/ETC HARM MATTER MINOR W/PRIOR 16, 2, 3 25,000
FAKE PARENT OF MINOR SEE HARM MATTER
313.1(b) 16, 2, 3 25,000
W/PRIOR
HARM MATTER PUBLIC VENDING MACHINE
313.1(c)(1) 16, 2, 3 25,000
W/PRIOR
HARM MATTER UNSUPERVISED VENDING
313.1(c)(2) 16, 2, 3 25,000
MACHINE W/PRIOR
314.1 INDECENT EXPOSURE W/PRIOR 16, 2, 3 25,000
INDECENT EXPOSURE ILLEGAL ENTER
314.1 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
OCCUPIED DWELLING/ETC
327 ENDLESS CHAIN SCHEME 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
332(a) OBTAIN MONEY BY FRAUD/ETC 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
334 HIDDEN DEVICE TO DEFRAUD 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
337 GAMING VIOLATION 16, 2, 3 10,000
337a(a)1 POOL SELLING/BOOKMAKING 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
337a(a)2 KEEP BOOKMAKING PREMISES 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
337a(a)3 HOLD GAMBLING STAKES 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
337a(a)4 RECORD BETS/WAGERS 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
337a(a)5 KEEP GAMBLING PREMISES 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
337a(a)6 ACCEPT WAGERS 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
337b BRIBE SPORT CONTESTANT 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 10,000
337c CONTESTANT ACCEPT BRIBE 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 10,000
337d OFFER BRIBE UMPIRE/ETC 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 10,000
337e UMPIRE/ETC ACCEPT BRIBE 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 10,000
337f(a) CONSPIRE AFFECT RESULTS RACEHORSE 16, 2, 3 25,000
337f(b) STIMULATE/DEPRESS HORSE 16, 2, 3 25,000
337f(c) ENTER DRUGGED RACEHORSE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
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221. PENAL CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
337f(d) ENTER RACEHORSE FICTITIOUS NAME 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
337i TRANSMIT RACE RESULTS 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
337.3 USE RACE OFFICIAL NAME 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 10,000
337.4 TOUT OBTAIN +$400 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
337.7 USE RACE LICENSE FRAUDULENT 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 10,000
337.8 USE CREDENTIAL TO TOUT 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
347(a)(1) POISON FOOD/DRINK 2, 4, 5 50,000
POISON FOOD/DRINK WITH GBI OR DEATH
347(a)(2) +3 50,000
POSSIBLE
347(b) FALSE REPORT OF POISON 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
350(a) MANUFACTURE/ETC COUNTERFEIT MARK 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
350(b) MANUFACTURE/ETC COUNTERFEIT W/PRIOR 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
CRUELTY TO ELDER/DEPENDENT ADULT -
368(b)(1) 2, 3, 4 OR JAIL 100,000
GREAT BODILY INJURY/DEATH LIKELY
368(d) STEAL ELDER/DEPENDANT ADULT $950+ 2, 3, 4 OR JAIL 50,000
STEAL ELDER/DEPENDANT ADULT BY
368(e) 2, 3, 4 OR JAIL 50,000
CARETAKER $950+
ELDER/DEPENDANT ADULT - FALSE
368(f) 2, 3, 4 50,000
IMPRISONMENT
374.8(b) DUMP HAZARD SUBSTANCE ROAD/WATER 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
375(a) RELEASE SUBTANCE PUBLIC 16, 2, 3 20,000
375(d) USE TEAR/MUSTARD GAS 16, 2, 3 20,000
382.5 SALE DINITROPHENOL 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 20,000
SALE PREPARATION CONTAIN
382.6 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
DIPHENYLAMINE/ETC.
UNSAFE BUS PRACTICE CAUSE GREAT
387(a) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
BODILY INJURY/DEATH
399(a) OWNER’S ANIMAL CAUSE DEATH 16, 2, 3 25,000
399(b) OWNER’S ANIMAL CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY 16, 2 ,3 25,000
399.5(a) ATTACK DOG BITES TWO PEOPLE 2, 3, 4 OR JAIL 25,000
401 AID SUICIDE 16, 2, 3 15,000
405a LYNCHING 2, 3, 4 25,000
417(b) EXHIBIT LOADED FIREARM @ DAYCARE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
EXHIBIT FIREARM PRESENCE UNIFORMED
417(c) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
PEACE OFFICER
417.3 EXHIBIT FIREARM PERSON IN VEHICLE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
417.6(a) EXHIBIT FIREARM W/GBI 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
417.8 EXHIBIT FIREARM RESIST ARREST 2, 3, 4 50,000
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222. PENAL CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
THREAT COMMIT CRIME CAUSE
422 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 50,000
DEATH/GREAT BODILY INJURY
CIVIL RIGHTS VIOLATION CAUSE INJURY TO
422.7(a) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 15,000
PERSON
CIVIL RIGHTS VIOLATION CAUSE PROPERTY
422.7(b) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
DAMAGE
422.75(a) OTHER FELONY/MOTIVE HATE +1, 2, 3 20,000
422.75(b) OTHER FELONY/MOTIVE HATE +2, 3, 4 20,000
422.75(c) OTHER FELONY IN CONCERT/MOTIVE HATE +2, 3, 4 25,000
424(a) EMBEZZLEMENT PUBLIC OFFICER 2, 3, 4 10,000
425 FAIL TO PAY PUBLIC MONEY 16, 2, 3 10,000
451(a) ARSON CAUSE GBI 5, 7, 9 75,000
451(b) ARSON INHABITED STRUCTURE 3, 5, 8 75,000
451(c) ARSON FOREST LAND 2, 4, 6 75,000
451(d) ARSON PROPERTY 16, 2, 3 50,000
451.5(a)(1) AGGRAVATED ARSON W/PRIOR 10 YRS TO LIFE 500,000
451.5(a)(2)(A) AGGRAVATED ARSON – DAMAGE +$6,500,000 10 YRS TO LIFE 500,000
AGGRAVATED ARSON – DESTROY 5/MORE
451.5(a)(3) 10 YRS TO LIFE 500,000
INHABITED RESIDENCES
452(a) CAUSE FIRE CAUSE GBI 2, 4, 6 OR JAIL 75,000
452(b) CAUSE FIRE INHABITED STRUCTURE 2, 3, 4 OR JAIL 50,000
452(c) CAUSE FIRE FOREST 16, 2, 3 50,000
453(a) POSSESS ARSON MATERIAL 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 50,000
453(b) POSSESS FIREBOMBS 16, 2, 3 50,000
454(a) ARSON STATE EMERGENCY 3, 5, 7 OR 5, 7, 9 75,000
455 ATTEMPT/AID ARSON 16, 2, 3 25,000
459 BURGLARY – FIRST DEGREE PUR PC460(a) 2, 4, 6 50,000
459 BURGLARY – SECOND DEGREE PUR 460(b) 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 25,000
463 BURGLARY STATE EMERGENCY 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL +15,000
464 BURGLARY WITH EXPLOSIVES 3, 5, 7 50,000
470(a) FORGERY 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
FORGING DRIVER’S LICENSE,
470a 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
IDENTIFICATION CARD
470b POSSESS FORGED DRIVER’S LICENSE/ID 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
471 FALSE ENTRIES IN RECORDS 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
472 FORGE OFFICIAL SEAL 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
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223. PENAL CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
SEND FORGED MESSAGE
474 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
TELEPHONE/TELEGRAPH
POSSESS FORGED PAPER W/INTENT TO
475(a) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
DEFRAUD/PASS
POSSESS INCOMPLETE CHECK/ETC
475(b) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
W/INTENT TO DEFRAUD/COMPLETE
POSSESS COMPLETED CHECK/ETC
475(c) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
W/INTENT TO DEFRAUD/PASS
476 MAKE FICTITIOUS CHECK 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
476a(a) NONSUFFICIENT FUNDS CHECK 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
477 COUNTERFEITING 2, 3, 4 25,000
479 POSSESS COUNTERFEIT COIN 2, 3, 4 15,000
480(a) MAKE/POSSESS COUNTERFEIT PLATES 2, 3, 4 15,000
481 FORGE RAILROAD/STEAMSHIP TICKETS 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
481.1(a) COUNTERFEIT FARE MEDIA 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
483.5(a) MANUFACTURE/ETC FALSE DOCUMENT 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
484c OBTAIN FUNDS FALSE VOUCHER $400+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
484e(a) SELL/ETC ACCESS CARD FRAUD/ETC 16, 2, 3 20,000
484e(b) GRAND THEFT ACCESS CARD 4+ PERSON 16, 2, 3 20,000
ACQUIRE ACCESS CARD ACCOUNT
484e(d) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
INFORMATION/DEFRAUD
484f(a) FORGE ACCESS CARD DEFRAUD 16, 2, 3 20,000
484f(b) FORGE NAME ACCESS/CARD/ETC 16, 2, 3 20,000
484g(a) USE FORGED/EXPIRED ACCESS CARD $950+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
OBTAIN VALUE ON UN-ISSUED ACCESS
484g(b) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
CARD $950+
484h(a) ACCEPT BAD ACCESS CARD/PAPER $950+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
FALSELY PRESENT EVIDENCE OF ACCESS
484h(b) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
CARD TRANSACTION
484i(b) MAKE/ALTER ACCESS CARD INFORMATION 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
484i(c) MAKE/POSSESS ACCESS CARD EQUIPMENT 16, 2, 3 20,000
484.1(a) FALSE IDENTITY PAWN BROKER $400+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
485 APPROPRIATES LOST PROPERTY $400+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
487(a) GRAND THEFT PROPERTY/ETC $400+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
487(b)(1)(A) GRAND THEFT FOWL/FRUIT/ETC $250+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
487(b)(2) GRAND THEFT FISH/SHELLFISH/ETC $250+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
487(b)(3) GRAND THEFT SERVANT/ETC $950+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
487(c) GRAND THEFT FROM PERSON 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
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224. PENAL CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
487(d) GRAND THEFT AUTO/GUN/ANIMAL/ETC 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
487a(a) GRAND THEFT ANIMAL CARCASS 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
487a(b) GRAND THEFT CARCASS PORTION 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
487b GRAND THEFT REAL ESTATE $100+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
487d GRAND THEFT GOLD DUST/ETC 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
487e GRAND THEFT DOG $950+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
487g GRAND THEFT ANIMAL FOR SALE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
487h GRAND THEFT CARGO $950+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
487i GRAND THEFT PUBLIC HOUSING $400+ 16,2,3 OR JAIL 20,000
495 REMOVE PART OF REALTY $400+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
496(a) RECEIVE STOLEN PROPERTY $950+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
496(b) DEALER NOT DETERMINE OWNER $950+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
RECEIVES RAILROAD/TELEGRAPH/ETC
496a(a) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
MATERIALS
496(c) COPY/ETC TITLE INFORMATION $400+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
496d RECEIVE STOLEN VEHICLE/TRAILER/VESSEL 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL, 25,000
UNLAWFUL SALVAGE OF FIRE HYDRANT OR
496e 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
CONNECTION
497 BRING STOLEN PROPERTY INTO STATE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
498(d) THEFT UTILITY SERVICE $950+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
499c(b) THEFT TRADE SECRET $100+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
499c(c) SOLICIT THEFT TRADE SECRET 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
499d THEFT AIRCRAFT 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
502(c)(1)(A) ACCESS COMPUTER ALTER DATA - DECEIVE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
ACCESS COMPUTER ALTER DATA - OBTAIN
502(c)(1)(B) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
MONEY
502(c)(2) UNAUTHORIZED USE COMPUTER DATA 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
USE COMPUTER WITHOUT PERMISSION
502(c)(3) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
$950+
502(c)(4) UNAUTHORIZED ALTER COMPUTER DATA 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
502(c)(5) DISRUPT/DENY COMPUTER SERVICES 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
PROVIDE/ASSIST ACCESSING COMPUTER
502(c)(6) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
SYSTEM/NETWORK $5,000+
502(c)(7) ACCESS COMPUTER SYSTEM $5,000+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
INTRODUCE COMPUTER
502(c)(8) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
CONTAMINANT/INJURY
502.5 REMOVE STRUCTURE/FIXTURE $400+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
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225. PENAL CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
TELEPHONE SERVICE/AVOIDING LAWFUL
502.7(a)(1) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
CHARGE
MAKE/ETC INSTRUMENT/ETC TO OBTAIN
502.7(b)(1) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
TELEPHONE DEVICE
PROVIDE PLANS TO MAKE TELEPHONE
502.7(b)(2) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
DEVICE/FRAUD
ALLOW FRAUDULENT USE OF CALLING
502.7(d) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
CARD
USE TELECOMMUNICATION DEVICE PAY NO
502.8(c) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
FEES W/PRIOR
SELL/ETC ILLEGAL TELECOMMUNICATION
502.8(d) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
DEVICE
POSSESS 10+ TELECOMMUNICATION
502.8(e) 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 20,000
DEVICES FOR SALE
MANUFACTURE 10+ TELECOMMUNICATION
502.8(f) 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 20,000
DEVICES FOR SALE
503 EMBEZZLEMENT $400+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
504 EMBEZZLE PROPERTY/OFFICER 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
504a EMBEZZLE PROPERTY UNDER LEASE $400+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
504b DEBTOR EMBEZZLE PROPERTY $400+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
505 CARRIER EMBEZZLE PROPERTY $400+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
506 EMBEZZLE ENTRUSTED PROPERTY 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
REAL PROPERTY SALES CONTRACT
506b 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
VIOLATION
507 EMBEZZLE BY BAILEE/ETC $400+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
508 EMBEZZLE BY EMPLOYEE $400+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
518 EXTORTION 2, 3, 4 25,000
519 EXTORTION BY THREAT 2, 3, 4 35,000
522 OBTAIN SIGNATURE BY THREAT 2, 3, 4 25,000
523 THREAT LETTER W/INTENT EXTORT 2, 3, 4 25,000
524 ATTEMPT EXTORTION 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 15,000
528 MARRIAGE FALSE PERSONATION 16, 2, 3 10,000
529 FALSELY PERSONATES 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
MANUFACTURE/ETC FALSE BIRTH/ETC
529a 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
CERTIFICATE
530 PERSONATE GET MONEY/PROPERTY $400+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
USE ANOTHER’S IDENTITY - UNLAWFUL
530.5(a) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 50,000
PURPOSE
USE ANOTHER’S IDENTITY- UNLAWFUL
530.5(c)(2) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 40,000
PURPOSE WITH PRIOR
USE ANOTHER’S IDENTITY – UNLAWFUL
530.5(c)(3) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 40,000
PIURPOSE TEN OR MORE OTHER PERSON
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226. PENAL CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
INTENT TO
530.5(d)(1) DEFRAUD/SELL/TRANSFER/CONVEY 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 40,000
PERSONAL IDENTIFICATION OF OTHER
INTENT TO
DEFRAUD/SELL/TRANSFER/CONVEY
530.5(d)(2) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 40,000
PERSONAL ID OF ANOTHER – ACTUAL
KNOWLEDGE
532(a) FALSE PRETENSE OBTAIN MONEY/ETC $400+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
USE FALSE NAME/ETC - FINANCIAL
532a(1) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
STATEMENT
532a(2) USE FALSE NAME/ETC - PROCURE BENEFIT 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
USE FALSE NAME/ETC - AFFIRM FALSE
532a(3) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
STATEMENT
533 SELL LAND TWICE 16, 2, 3 10,000
534 SPOUSE SELL LAND UNAUTHORIZED 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
535 MOCK AUCTION 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
537(a)(2) DEFRAUD INNKEEPER $950+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
537e BUYS/ETC PC CHIP ID REMOVED $950+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
538 DEFRAUDING CHATTEL MORTGAGEE $400+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
538.5 FRAUD USE TV/ETC TRANSMISSION 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
548(a) DESTROY/ETC INSURED PROPERTY 2, 3, 5 OR FINE 25,000
549 SOLICIT/ETC INSURANCE FRAUD 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
550(a)(1) -
FALSE OR FRAUDULENT CLAIMS 2, 3, 5 OR FINE 25,000
550(a)(5)
550(a)(6) -
FALSE OR FRAUDULENT CLAIMS $950+ 2, 3, 5 OR FINE 25,000
550(a)(9)
FALSE/ETC INSURANCE INFORMATION FOR
550(b)(1) 2, 3, 5 OR FINE 25,000
PAYMENT/ETC
DEALER WAIVE DEDUCTIBLE FOR AUTO
551(b) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
REPAIR $950+
560 CRIME INVOLVING BAILMENTS 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 10,000
560.4 BAILEE ISSUE DUPLICATE/ADDITIONAL TITLE 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 10,000
566 DESTROY DAIRY BRAND REGULATION 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
571(b) UNAUTHORIZED SUBLEASE VEHICLE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
577 FALSE BILL OF LADING 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 10,000
578 FALSE WAREHOUSE RECEIPT 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 10,000
580 ISSUED DUPLICATE RECEIPT 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 10,000
581 SELL MERCHANDISE W/OUT CONSENT 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 10,000
587 INJURE RAILROAD/RAILROAD BRIDGE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
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SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
ILLEGALLY MOVE LOCOMOTIVE POSSIBLY
587.1(b) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
CAUSE INJURY/DEATH
588a THROW INJURIOUS SUBSTANCE 16, 2, 3 25,000
591 INJURE POWER LINES 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
593 INJURE ELECTRIC POWER LINE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
593a(a) PUT NAIL/ETC IN WOOD/ETC 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
593c DAMAGE GAS PIPE/MAIN 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
594(a) VANDALISM $400+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
594.3 VANDALISM PLACE WORSHIP 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
DESTRUCTION/REMOVAL CEMETERY
594.35 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
PROPERTY
594.4 VANDALISM W/CHEMICAL SUBSTANCE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
597(a),(b),(c) CRUELTY TO ANIMALS 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
597.5 DOG FIGHTING 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 20,000
600 HARM PEACE OFFICER DOG/HORSE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
601 TREAPASS THREAT SBI 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
610 TAMPER WITH SIGNAL LIGHT 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
617 INJURE WRITTEN INSTRUMENT 16, 2, 3 10,000
620 ALTER TELEGRAPHIC MESSAGE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
625b(b) DAMAGE AIRCRAFT 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
625c TAMPER W/TRANSIT SYSTEM 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
626.9 FIREARM AT PUBLIC SCHOOL 1, 2, 3 25,000
626.9(b) LOADED FIREARM AT SCHOOL 2, 3, 5 50,000
626.9(d) DISCHARGE FIREARM SCHOOL 3, 5, 7 100,000
POSSESS/ETC LOADED FIREARM
626.9(h) 2, 3, 4 25,000
UNIVERSITY/ETC
626.9(i) POSSESS/ETC FIREARM UNIVERSITY/ETC 1, 2, 3 25,000
626.10 POSSESS WEAPON AT SCHOOL 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
631(a) UNAUTHORIZED WIRE TAPPING 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 15,000
632(a) EAVESDROPPING 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
632.5(a) INTERCEPT/ETC CELL PHONE COMM. 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
INTERCEPT/ETC REMOTE TELEPHONE
632.6(a) 16, 2 3 10,000
COMMUNICATION
RECORD CELLULAR/REMOTE/ETC
632.7(a) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
TELEPHONE COMMUNICATION
634 INVADE PRIVACY TRESPASS 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
635(a) SELL EAVESDROPPING DEVICE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
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228. PENAL CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
EAVESDROPPING/RECORDING PRISONER
636(a) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
WITH ATTORNEY/ETC
637 DISCLOSE TELEGRAPHIC/ETC MESSAGE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
637.1 OBTAIN TELEGRAPHIC/ETC MESSAGE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
639 BRIBE EMPLOYEE OBTAIN LOAN 16, 2, 3 10,000
639a FINANCIAL EMPLOYEE ACCEPT BRIBE 16, 2, 3 10,000
641 BRIBE TELEPHONE EMPLOYEE 16, 2, 3 10,000
641.3(a) COMMERCIAL BRIBERY $1,000+ 16, 2, 3 ORJAIL 10,000
642 THEFT FROM DEAD BODY $400+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
646.9(a) STALKING 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 100,000
646.9(b) STALKING TEMP. RESTRAIN ORDER 2, 3, 5 OR JAIL 100,000
646.9(c) STALKING W/PRIOR 2, 3, 5 150,000
647f FELONY PROSTITUTION W/PRS, + AIDS TEST 16, 2, 3 50,000
647.6(b) ANNOY/ETC CHILD ILLEGAL ENTRY 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
647.6(c)(1) ANNOY/ETC CHILD - 18 W/PRIOR 16, 2, 3 20,000
647.6(c)(2) ANNOY/ETC CHILD PRIOR CONVICTION 2, 4, 6 100,000
648 MAKE UNAUTHORIZED MONEY W/PRIOR 16, 2, 3 10,000
653f(a) SOLICIT CRIMINAL ACTS 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 15,000
653f(b) SOLICIT TO COMMIT MURDER 3, 6, 9 250,000
653f(c) SOLICIT SEX ACTS 2, 3, 4 25,000
653f(d) SOLICIT TO TRANSPORT/SALE DRUGS 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
TRANSFER SOUND RECORDING TO
653h(a) 2, 3, 5 OR JAIL 25,000
SELL/ETC +1,000
TRANSFER SOUND RECORDING TO
653h(c) 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 10,000
SELL/ETC W/PRIOR
SELL/ETC TRANSFERRED SOUND
653h(d) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
RECORDING W/PRIOR
653j(a) SOLICIT/ETC MINOR COMMIT FELONY 3, 5, 7 35,000
TRANSPORT RECORDING LIVE
653s(a)(g) 2, 3, 5 OR JAIL 25,000
PERFORMANCE +1,000
TRANSPORT RECORDING LIVE
653s(a)(h) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
PERFORMANCE - 1,000 W/PRIOR
DISRUPT/ETC CB EMERGENCY
653t(a) 16, 2, 3 10,000
TRANSMISSION
653u(a) UNAUTHORIZED RECORD TO SELL +1,000 2, 3, 5 25,000
653u(d) UNAUTHORIZED RECORD TO SELL W/PRIOR 16, 2, 3 10,000
FAIL DISCLOSE ORIGIN RECORD SELL
653w(a)(b)(1) 2, 3, 5 OR JAIL 25,000
$1,000/+100
653w(a)(b)(3) FAIL DISCLOSE ORIGIN RECORD W/PRIOR 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
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229. PENAL CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
REFER TO SAME AS
664 ATTEMPT SUBSTANTIVE SUBSTANTIVE
CODE SECTION OFFENSE
666 PETTY THEFT W/PRIOR 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 10,000
666.5 THEFT OF MOTORIZED VEHICLE W/PRIOR 2, 3, 4 25,000
667(e)(1) ENHANCEMENT 1 STRIKE +5 YEARS 75,000
ENHANCEMENT 2 OR MORE STRIKES 250,000
667(e)(2)(A) • IF CURRENT CHARGE VIOLENT 25 YRS TO LIFE 1,000,000
FELONY
SERIOUS FELONY WITH A SERIOUS FELONY
667(a)(1) +5 25,000
PRIOR
667.5(a) VIOLENT FELONY PRIOR CONVICTION +3 25,000
667.5(b) FELONY PRIOR CONVICTION +1 20,000
667.51(a) PC288 W/PRIOR FORCIBLE SEX CONVICTION 5 25,000
PC288 WITH 2 OR MORE PRIOR FORCIBLE
667.51(c) 15 YRS TO LIFE 250,000
SEX CONVICTIONS
667.6(a) FORCIBLE SEX PRIOR CONVICTION 5 50,000
FORCIBLE SEX 2 OR MORE PRIOR
667.6(b) 10 100,000
CONVICTIONS
15 TO LIFE; 25 TO
667.61 "ONE STRIKE" SEX CRIMES 500,000
LIFE
667.71 HABITUAL SEXUAL OFFENDER 25 TO LIFE 500,000
667.8(a) FORCIBLE SEX, KIDNAPPED VICTIM 9 100,000
FORCIBLE SEX, KIDNAPPED VICTIM UNDER
667.8(b) 15 250,000
AGE 14
KIDNAP OF VICTIM UNDER AGE 14 WITH
667.85 5 50,000
INTENT TO DEPRIVE PARENT OF CUSTODY
ENHANCEMENT – ENUMERATED CRIMES
667.9(a) 1 25,000
AGAINST VULNERABLE VICTIM
ENHANCEMENT – ENUMERATED CRIMES
667.9(b) 2 50,000
AGAINST VULNERABLE VICTIM W / PRIOR
ENHANCEMENT – SEXUAL PENETRATION OF
667.10(a) 2 50,000
VULNERABE VICTIM W / PRIOR
ESCAPE/ATTEMPT FROM SHERIFF WITH
836.6(a) 2, 3, 4 OR JAIL 25,000
FORCE/ETC
ESCAPE/ATTEMPT FROM PEACE OFFICER
836.6(b) 2, 3, 4 OR JAIL 25,000
WITH FORCE/ETC
1026.4 ESCAPE MENTAL FACILITY 1YR; 1DY OR JAIL 10,000
1170.12(c)(1) SECOND STRIKE DOUBLE TERM 75,000
THIRD STRIKE 250,000
1170.12(c)(2) • IF CURRENT CHARGE VIOLENT +25 YEARS 1,000,000
FELONY
1203.066 MANDATORY DENIAL OF PROBATION PRISON 10,000
1320(b) FTA ON FELONY CHARGE RELEASED ON O/R 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 10,000
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230. PENAL CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
FTA ON FELONY CHARGE RELEASED ON
1320.5 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
BAIL
WARRANT
1551.1 INTERSTATE FUGITIVE
AMT + 25,000
MINOR ATTEMPT ESCAPE/ESCAPE FACILITY
2042 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
DEUEL VOCATIONAL INSTITUTION
2790 INTERFERE/FURNISH DRUG/ETC TO CONVICT 16, 2, 3 10,000
4011.7 ESCAPE HOSPITAL USE FORCE/VIOLENCE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
4131.5 BATTERY NONINMATE BY INMATE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
4500 ASSAULT BY LIFE PRISONER DEATH OR LIFE NO BAIL
4501 ASSAULT BY PRISONER 2, 4, 6 25,000
4501.5 BATTERY BY PRISONER 2, 3, 4 25,000
4502 PRISONER POSSESS WEAPON 2, 3, 4 25,000
4503 HOLD HOSTAGE WITHIN PRISON 3, 5, 7 50,000
4530(a) ESCAPE FROM PRISON W/FORCE 2, 4, 6 NO BAIL
4530(b) ESCAPE FROM PRISON W/O FORCE 16, 2, 3 NO BAIL
4530(c) FAILURE RETURN CONFINEMENT 16, 2, 3 NO BAIL
IF CONVICTED
NO BAIL,
4532(a)(1) ESCAPE CHARGED WITH MISDEMEANOR 1YR+1DY OR JAIL
IF NOT
CONVICTED
50,000
IF CONVICTED
ESCAPE USE FORCE/VIOLENCE CHARGED NO BAIL,
4532(a)(2) 2, 4, 6 OR JAIL
WITH MISDEMEANOR IF NOT
CONVICTED
100,000
IF CONVICTED
NO BAIL,
4532(b)(1) ESCAPE CHARGED WITH FELONY 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL
IF NOT
CONVICTED
50,000
IF CONVICTED
ESCAPE USE FORCE/VIOLENCE CHARGED NO BAIL,
4532(b)(2) 2, 4, 6 OR JAIL
WITH FELONY IF NOT
CONVICTED
100,000
4533 GUARD AID ESCAPE 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 50,000
4534 ANY PERSON AID ESCAPE 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 25,000
4535 FURNISH ESCAPE EQUIPMENT 16, 2, 3 10,000
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231. PENAL CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
4536(a) MDSO ESCAPE MENTAL FACILITY 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
AID RESCUE OF PRISONER CONVICTED TO
4550.1 2, 3, 4 25,000
DEATH
AID RESCUE OF PRISONER CONVICTED TO
4550.2 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
STATE PRISON
4571 FELON ON PRISON GROUNDS 16, 2, 3 20,000
BRING CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE/ETC INTO
4573 2, 3, 4 25,000
PRISON
4573.5 BRING ALCOHOL/DRUGS INTO PRISON 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
POSSESS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE IN
4573.6 2, 3, 4 25,000
PRISON
4573.8 POSSESS DRUGS/ETC IN PRISON 16, 2, 3 20,000
4573.9 SELL CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE PRISONER 2, 4, 6 25,000
4574(a) BRING WEAPON INTO PRISON 2, 3, 4 50,000
4574(b) SEND WEAPON INTO PRISON 2, 3, 4 50,000
4600 DAMAGE PRISON/JAIL $950+ 16, 2, 3 10,000
11411(b) TERRORIZE BY PLACING SIGN/ETC 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
11411(c) TERRORIZE BY BURNING SYMBOL/ETC 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
11412 THREAT RIGHT OF RELIGION 16, 2, 3 10,000
11413(a) USE EXPLODE DEVICE TERRORIZE 3, 5, 7 50,000
POSSESS WEAPONS OF MASS
11418(a) 4, 8, 12; 5, 10, 15 500,000
DESTRUCTION
LIFE; 5, 8, 12; 4, 8,
11418(b)(1) USE WEAPON OF MASS DESTRUCTION NO BAIL
12
USE WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION TO
11418(c) 3, 4, 6 50,000
DAMAGE NATURAL RESOURCES
11418(d) USE PATHOGENS TO HARM 4, 8, 12; 3, 6, 9 100,000
11418.5(a) THREAT OF MASS DESTRUCTION 3, 4, 6 OR JAIL 500,000
11419(a) POSSESS RESTRICTED BIOLOGICAL AGENTS 4, 8, 12 500,000
12001.5 POSSESS SHORT BARREL GUN/RIFLE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
12020(a) POSSESS/ETC DANGEROUS WEAPON 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
12021(a) FELON POSSESS FIREARM 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
12021(b) CONVICTED PERSON POSSESS FIREARM 16, 2, 3 25,000
12021(c)(1) CONVICTED PERSON POSSESS FIREARM 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
12021(d) ON PROBATION POSSESS FIREARM 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 30,000
12021(e) CONVICTED JUVENILE POSSESS FIREARM 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 30,000
12021(g) COURT ORDER PROHIBIT POSSESS FIREARM 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 30,000
12021.1(a) ILLEGAL POSSESS FIREARM 16, 2, 3 30,000
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232. PENAL CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
12022(a) ARMED WITH FIREARM +1 20,000
12022(b) USE OF DEADLY/DANGEROUS WEAPON +1 20,000
12022(c) PERSONALLY ARMED WITH FIREARM/DRUGS 3, 4, 5 +25,000
12022(d) CO-ACTOR HAS FIREARM +1, 2 OR 3 YEARS $20,000
12022.1 COMMIT FELONY ON BAIL OR O/R +2 YEARS +25,000
12022.2(a) USE OF METAL PIERCING AMMO +3, 4, 10 +50,000
12022.2(b) USE OF BODY VEST & CERTAIN FELONY +1, 2, 5 30,000
USE OF FIREARM OR DEADLY WEAPON
12022.3(a) +3, 4, 10 +50,000
DURING SEX OFFENSE
ARMED WITH DEADLY WEAPON DURING SEX
12022.3(b) +1, 2, 5 +30,000
OFFENSE
12022.4 SUPPLY FIREARM FOR FELONY +1, 2, 3 +25,000
12022.5(a) USE OF FIREARM IN ANY FELONY +3, 4, 10 +50,000
12022.53(b) USED FIREARM/SPECIFIED FELONY +10 YEARS 50,000
12022.53(c) DISCHARGED FIREARM/SPECIFIED FELONY +20 YEARS 100,000
DISCHARGED FIREARM/GBI/SPECIFIED
12022.53(d) 25 YRS TO LIFE NO BAIL
FELONY
12022.55 USE OF FIREARM FROM VEHICLE +5, 6, 10 +100,000
12022.6(a)(1) FELONY LOSS EXCEEDS $65,000 +1 +50,000
12022.6(a)(2) FELONY LOSS EXCEEDS $200,000 +2 +100,000
12022.6(a)(3) FELONY LOSS EXCEEDS $1,300,000 +3 +1,000,000
12022.6(a)(4) FELONY LOSS EXCEEDS $3,200,000 +4 +2,500,000
12022.7(a) GREAT BODILY INJURY +3 30,000
12022.7(b) GREAT BODILY INJURY BRAIN/PARALYSIS +5 +25,000
12022.7(c) GREAT BODILY INJURY OVER 70 YEARS +5 +25,000
12022.7(d) GREAT BODILY INJURY UNDER 5 +4, 5, 6 +50,000
12022.7(e) DOMESTIC GREAT BODILY INJURY +3, 4, 5 +25,000
ADMINISTERS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE BY
12022.75 +3 +20,000
FORCE
12022.8 GREAT BODILY INJURY SEX OFFENSE +5 +50,000
12022.85 SEX OFFENSE BY PERSON WITH AIDS +3 +50,000
12022.9 GREAT BODILY INJURY PREGNANT VICTIM +5 +50,000
12022.95 CORPORAL INJURY CAUSING DEATH +4 +100,000
12023(a) CARRY FIREARM COMMIT FELONY 16, 2, 3 25,000
CARRY CONCEALED WEAPON IN VEHICLE
12025(a)(1) 16, 2, 3 25,000
W/PRIOR
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233. PENAL CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
CARRY CONCEALED WEAPON ON PERSON
12025(a)(2) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
W/PRIOR
12025(b)
CARRY CONCEALED WEAPON 16, 2, 3 25,000
(1 to 5)
12031 CARRY LOAD FIREARM IN PUBLIC 16, 2, 3 25,000
12034(b) SHOOT FIREARM FROM VEHICLE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 50,000
12034(c) SHOOT AT PERSON FROM VEHICLE 3, 5, 7 50,000
12034(d) DISCHARGE FIREARM FROM VEHICLE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
12035(b)(1) CRIMINAL STORAGE FIREARM 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
MASKED CRIMINAL POSSESS FIREARM IN
12040(a) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
PUBLIC
SELL/ETC FIREARM TO PERSON PROHIBITED
12072(a)(1) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
PC1201
SELL/ETC FIREARM TO PERSON PROHIBITED
12072(a)(2) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
WI8100
12072(a)(3)(A) SELL/ETC FIREARM TO MINOR 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
SELL/ETC FIREARM TO PERSON NOT THE
12072(a)(4) 16, 2, 3 25,000
ACTUAL PURCHASER
ACQUIRE FIREARM WITH INTENT TO AVOID
12072(a)(5) 16, 2, 3 25,000
PROVISIONS OF LAW
12090 ALTER FIREARM ID MARK 16, 2, 3 25,000
12091 POSSESS FIREARM WITH ALTERED ID 16, 2, 3 5,000
MINOR ILLEGALLY POSSESS CONCEALED
12101(a)(1) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
WEAPON W/PRIOR
MINOR ILLEGALLY POSSESS LIVE
12101(b)(1) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
AMMUNITION W/PRIOR
12220(a) POSSESS/ETC MACHINE GUN 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 20,000
SELL/CONVERT FIREARM INTO MACHINE
12220(b) 4, 6, 8 25,000
GUN
12280(a)(1) MAKE ASSAULT WEAPON 4, 6, 8 25,000
12280(b) POSSESS ASSAULT WEAPON 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
12303 POSSESS DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
CARRY/PLACE
12303.1(a) 2, 4, 6 100,000
EXPLOSIVE/TRANSPORTATION
12303.2 POSSESS EXPLOSIVE IN PUBLIC 2, 4, 6 100,000
12303.3 POSSESS EXPLOSIVE/INTENT TO INJURE 3, 5, 7 100,000
12303.6 SELL/ETC EXPLODE DEVICE 2, 3, 4 100,000
12304 SELL/ETC AMMUNITION +.60 CAL W/PRIOR 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
12308 EXPLOSIVE/INTENT CAUSE MURDER LIFE 1,000,000
12309 DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE CAUSE GBI 5, 7, 9 50,000
12310(a) DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE CAUSE DEATH LIFE W/O PAROLE NO BAIL
FOR FELONY CHARGES NOT LISTED, SEE PAGE 119
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234. PENAL CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE CAUSE
12310(b) LIFE NO BAIL
MAYHEM/GREAT BODILY INJURY
12312 MAKE DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE W/O PERMIT 2, 3, 4 15,000
12316(b)(1) PROHIBITED OWN/ETC AMMO/ETC 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
12320 POSSESS ARMOR PENETRATE AMMO 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
MANUFACTURE/SALE/TRANSPORT
12321 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 25,000
PENETRATE HANDGUN AMMUNITION
12355(a) ASSEMBLE BOOBY TRAP 2, 3, 5 50,000
12355(b) POSSESS BOOBY TRAP DEVICE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
12403.7(g) ILLEGAL USE/ETC TEAR GAS/ETC 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
12422 ALTER TEAR GAS WEAPON MARK 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 10,000
12520 POSSESS SILENCER 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
14166 MONETARY TRANSACTION VIOLATION 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
1701.1 SALE/ETC CANCER CURE 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 10,000
1714 FRAUD PRESENT CANCER CURE 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 10,000
7051 REMOVE HUMAN REMAIN 16, 2, 3 10,000
10690 FILE FALSE BIRTH RECORD 16, 2, 3 10,000
FURNISH SUBSTANCE (HS11100) FOR
11104(a) 16, 2, 3 10,000
MANUFACTURE
SELL/ETC CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE W/O
11106(j) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
PERMIT
11152 NONCONFORM PRESCRIPTION 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
ISSUE ILLEGAL CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
11153(a)(1) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
PRESCRIPTION
11154(a) PRESCRIBE CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
SOLICIT/ETC PRESCRIPTION CONTROLLED
11154(b) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
SUBSTANCE
ILLEGAL CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
11155 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
PRESCRIPTION
11156 GIVE CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE ADDICT 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
11162.5(a) COUNTERFEIT PRESCRIPTION 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
11173(a) GET CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE BY FRAUD 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
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235. HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
11173(b) FALSE STATEMENT PRESCRIPTION 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
REPRESENT AS DOCTOR/ETC GET
11173(c) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
ATTACH FALSE LABEL TO CONTROLLED
11173(d) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
SUBSTANCE
11174 FALSE NAME GET CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
POSSESS NARCOTIC/CONTROLLED
11350(a) 16, 2, 3 5,000
SUBSTANCE
11350(b) POSSESS METHAQUALONE/ETC 16, 2, 3 5,000
POSSESS/PURCHASE FOR SALE
11351 2, 3, 4 20,000
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
11351.5 POSSESS/PURCHASE FOR SALE COKE BASE 3, 4, 5 25,000
TRANSPORT/SELL NARCOTIC/CONTROLLED
11352(a) 3, 4, 5 50,000
SUBSTANCE
TRANSPORT/SELL NARCOTIC BETWEEN
11352(b) 3, 6, 9 50,000
COUNTY
SOLICIT/ETC MINOR CONTROLLED
11353(a) 3, 6, 9 25,000
SUBSTANCE/NARCOTIC
HIRE/ETC MINOR SELL/ETC CONTROLLED
11353(b) 3, 6, 9 25,000
SUBSTANCE/NARCOTIC
SELL/ETC MINOR CONTROLLED
11353(c) 3, 6, 9 25,000
SUBSTANCE/NARCOTIC
ADULT SOLICIT/ETC MINOR SELL/ETC
11353.5 5, 7, 9 +25,000
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
11353.7 GIVE MINOR - 14 CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE 3, 6, 9 +50,000
11354(a) GIVE MINOR CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
SELL/ETC TO DELIVER ITEMS IN LIEU
11355 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
11356.5(a)(1) PHENCYCLIDINE CRIMES OVER $500,000 1 100,000
11356.5(a)(2) PHENCYCLIDINE CRIMES OVER $2,000,000 2 250,000
11356.5(a)(3) PHENCYCLIDINE CRIMES OVER $5,000,000 3 500,000
11357(a) POSSESS CONCENTRATE CANNABIS 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 3,000
11358 PLANT/ETC MARIJUANA 16, 2, 3 20,000
11359 POSSESS MARIJUANA FOR SALE 16, 2, 3 25,000
11360(a) SELL MARIJUANA 2, 3, 4 35,000
EMPLOYS MINOR UNDER 14 TO SELL
11361(a) 3, 5, 7 50,000
MARIJUANA
EMPLOYS MINOR OVER 14 TO SELL
11361(b) 3, 4, 5 35,000
MARIJUANA
11363 PLANT/GROW/PROCESS PEYOTE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
MANUFACTURE DRUG PARAPHERNALIA WITH
11364.7(b) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
INTENT DELIVER
KEEP PLACE SELL/ETC
11366 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 15,000
NARCOTIC/CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
FOR FELONY CHARGES NOT LISTED, SEE PAGE 119
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236. HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
RENT/ETC SELL/ETC CONTROLLED
11366.5(a) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
SUBSTANCE
11366.5(b) RENT ROOM SELL CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE 2, 3, 4 25,000
11366.6 USE ROOM SELL CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE 3, 4, 5 100,000
11366.7(b) SELL DRUG/ETC ILLEGAL MANUFACTURE/ETC 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
11366.8(a) USE/ETC BOX FOR CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 5,000
BUILDS/ETC BOX IN VEHICLE FOR
11366.8(b) 16, 2, 3 5,000
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
11368 FORGE NARCOTIC PRESCRIPTION 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
POSSESS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE AND
11370.1(a) 2, 3, 4 25,000
ARMED
NARCOTICS CRIMES WITH PRIOR
11370.2(a) 3 50,000
CONVICTIONS
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE CRIMES WITH
11370.2(b) 3 50,000
PRIOR CONVICTIONS
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE CRIMES WITH
11370.2(c) 3 50,000
PRIOR CONVICTIONS
11370.4(a)(1) HEROIN, COCAINE CRIMES OVER 1KG 3 50,000
11370.4(a)(2) HEROIN, COCAINE CRIMES OVER 4KG 5 100,000
11370.4(a)(3) HEROIN, COCAINE CRIMES OVER 10KG 10 150,000
11370.4(a)(4) HEROIN, COCAINE CRIMES OVER 20KG 15 200,000
11370.4(a)(5) HEROIN, COCAINE CRIMES OVER 40KG 20 250,000
11370.4(a)(6) HEROIN, COCAINE CRIMES OVER 80KG 25 500,000
AMPHETAMINE, METHAMPHETAMINE, PCP
11370.4(b)(1) 3 50,000
CRIMES OVER 1KG OR 30 LITERS
AMPHETAMINE, METHAMPHETAMINE, PCP
11370.4(b)(2) 5 100,000
CRIMES OVER 4KG OR 100 LITERS
AMPHETAMINE, METHAMPHETAMINE, PCP
11370.4(b)(3) 10 150,00
CRIMES OVER 10KG OR 200 LITERS
AMPHETAMINE, METHAMPHETAMINE, PCP
11370.4(b)(4) 15 200,000
CRIMES OVER 20KG OR 400 LITERS
POSSESS MONEY FROM SALE CONTROLLED
11370.6(a) 2, 3, 4 OR JAIL 10,000
SUBSTANCE
CONCEAL/ETC PROFIT/ETC FROM SALE
11370.9(b) 2, 3, 4 OR JAIL 10,000
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
TRANSFER/ETC HIDE/ETC PROFIT SALE
11370.9(c) 2, 3, 4 OR JAIL 10,000
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
PRESCRIPTION VIOLATION INDUCE/ETC
11371 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
MINOR
OBTAIN CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
11371.1 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
INDUCE/ETC MINOR
ILLEGAL DISPOSE HAZARD
11374.5(a) 2, 3, 4 OR JAIL 10,000
CHEMICAL/SUBSTANCE/WASTE
POSSESS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE FOR
11375(b) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
SALE
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237. HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
11377(a) POSSESS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
POSSESS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE FOR
11378 16, 2, 3 20,000
SALE
11378.5 PCP/ETC FOR SALE 3, 4, 5 25,000
11379(a) TRANSPORT/ETC CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE 2, 3, 4 20,000
TRANSPORT/ETC FOR SALE CONTROLLED
11379(b) 3, 6, 9 25,000
SUBSTANCE
POSSESS FOR SALE/SELL CONTROLLED
11379.2 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
SUBSTANCE
11379.5(a) TRANSPORT/ETC PCP/ETC 3, 4, 5 25,000
11379.5(b) TRANSPORT PCP BETWEEN COUNTY 3, 6, 9 25,000
MANUFACTURE/ETC CONTROLLED
11379.6(a) 3, 5, 7 OF FINE 50,000
SUBSTANCE
OFFER MANUFACTURE/ETC CONTROLLED
11379.6(b) 3, 4, 5 50,000
SUBSTANCE
USE/ETC MINOR VIOLATE CONTROLLED
11380(a) 3, 6, 9 50,000
SUBSTANCE ACT
SELL/ETC TO DELIVER FALSE CONTROLLED
11382 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
SUBSTANCE
POSSESS SUBSTANCE INTENT
11383(a) 2, 4, 6 25,000
MANUFACTURE METH
POSSESS SUBSTANCE INTENT
11383(b) 2, 4, 6 50,000
MANUFACTURE PCP
POSSESS CERTAIN COMPOUNDS TO
11383(c) 2, 4, 6 35,000
MANUFACTURE PCP
POSSESS EPHEDRINE/ETC TO M ANUFACTURE
11383.5(b)(1) 2, 4 ,6 35,000
METH
POSSESS HYDRIODIC ACID/ETC TO
11383.5(b)(2) 2, 4 ,6 35,000
MANUFACTURE METH
CULTIVATE SPORES/MYCELIUM PRODUCE
11390 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
TRANSFER/ETC SPORES/MYCELIUM/ETC
11391 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
PRODUCE CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
USE CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE POSSESS
11550(e) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
FIREARM
12305 POSSESS EXPLOSIVE ILLEGALLY 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
12702(c) SELL FIREWORKS MINOR 7500+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 15,000
25160(b)(1) TRANSPORT HAZARD WASTE NO PAPER
16, 20, 24 OR JAIL 10,000
25191 W/PRIOR
25163(a)(1) TRANSPORT HAZARD WASTE NO
16, 20, 24 OR JAIL 10,000
25191 REGISTRATION W/PRIOR
25189.5(b) DISPOSE HAZARD WASTE 16, 20, 36 OR JAIL 25,000
25189.5(c) TRANSPORT HAZARDOUS WASTE 16, 24, 36 OR JAIL 20,000
25189.5(d) HAZARD WASTE STORAGE 16, 24, 36 OR JAIL 10,000
42400.3(c) POISON AIR W/INJURY OR DEATH 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
44059 FALSE STATEMENTS/ETC 2, 3, 4 10,000
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238. HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
44209 FALSE RECORDS/ETC 1 - 5 OR FINE 10,000
VEHICLE CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
GIVE DMV RECORD PEACE OFFICER/ETC
1808.4(d) 16, 2, 3 5,000
CAUSE INJURY
2800.2 EVADE PEACE OFFICER DISREGARD SAFETY 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 50,000
2800.3(a) EVADE PEACE OFFICER CAUSING GBI 3, 5, 7 100,000
2800.3(b) EVADE PEACE OFFICER CAUSING DEATH 4, 6, 10 100,000
4463(a)(1) FORGE/ALTER VEHICLE REGISTRATION 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
4463(a)(2) UTTER/ETC FAKE VEHICLE REGISTRATION 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
10752(a) POSSESS/ETC MANUFACTURE ID 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
10752(b) SELL/ETC GOVERNMENT/ETC ID 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
10801 OWN/ETC CHOP SHOP 2, 3, 4 OR JAIL 15,000
10802 ALTER/ETC VEHICLE ID NUMBER 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
10803(a) BUY VEHICLE ID REMOVED SELL 2, 4, 6 OR JAIL 25,000
10803(b) POSSESS VEHICLE ID REMOVED SELL 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
10851(a) VEHICLE THEFT 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
10851(b) TAKE ON CALL EMERGENCY VEHICLE 2, 3, 4 OR FINE 30,000
10851(e) VEHICLE THEFT WITH PRIOR 2, 3, 4 25,000
10855 EMBEZZLE RENTED VEHICLE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
20001(b)(1) HIT/RUN WITH INJURY 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 50,000
20001(b)(2) HIT/RUN WITH DEATH 2, 3, 4 OR JAIL 100,000
INTERFERE WITH TRAFFIC DEVICE CAUSE
21464(c) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
DEATH/INJURY
DRIVE WRONG HIGHWAY CAUSE
21651(c) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 100,000
INJURY/DEATH
23104(b) RECKLESS DRIVE CAUSE INJURY W/PRIOR 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 20,000
THROW SUBSTANCE VEHICLE INTEND CAUSE
23110(b) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 50,000
INJURY
23153(a) DUI ALCOHOL/DRUG BODILY INJURY 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 50,000
23153(b) DUI .08 ALCOHOL BODILY INJURY 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 50,000
DUI. 04 ALCOHOL COMMERCIAL VEHICLE -
23153(d) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
BODILY INJURY
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239. VEHICLE CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
23550 DUI WITH THREE PRIORS 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
23550.5 DUI WITH PRIOR 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 25,000
THROW SUBSTANCE AT OFF HIGHWAY
38318(b) 16, 2, 3 10,000
VEHICLE
REMOVES/PLACES CABLE/ETC INTENT GREAT
38318.5(b) 16, 2, 3 20,000
BODILY INJURY
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
580 SELL/ETC MEDICAL DEGREE 16, 2, 3, OR FINE 5,000
729(a) PSYCH/ETC SEX EXPLOIT W/PRIOR 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
1283.3 ALTERING CLINICAL TEST 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
2053 UNAUTHORIZED MEDICAL PRACTICE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
4336 DANGEROUS DRUGS VIOLATION 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
4390(a) FORGE/ETC PRESCRIPTION 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
4390(b) SECURE DRUG FORGED PRESCRIPTION 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
6153 CAPPER FOR ATTORNEY/PRIOR 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
7027.3 FRAUD CONTRACTOR LICENSE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
10283.3 SELL REAL PROPERTY W/O PERMIT 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
10238.6 VIOLATE/ETC REAL ESTATE REGULATION 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
11010 UNFILED NOTICE SELL/ETC REALTY 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
11018.2 SELL W/O PUBLIC REPORT 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
11019 REAL ESTATE SALE/ETC VIOLATION 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
11022 FALSE/ETC ADVERTISING 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
17511.3 FAIL REGISTER TELEPHONIC SELLER 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 5,000
17511.12 TELEPHONIC SELLER NOT MAINTAIN BOND 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 5,000
UNAUTHORIZED POSSESS GROCERY
22753 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 5,000
PALLET/ETC
24503 BRING LIQUOR IN PRISON 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 5,000
CORPORATION CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
2255(b) ALTER/ETC CORPORATION BOOK/ETC 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 5,000
FOR FELONY CHARGES NOT LISTED, SEE PAGE 119
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240. CORPORATION CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
25110 OFFER/SELL UNQUALIFIED SECURITY 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 5,000
25401 SELL/BUY SECURITY FRAUD 2, 3, 5 OR FINE 35,000
25541 USE DEVICE/SCHEME FRAUD 2, 3, 5 OR FINE 35,000
31110 UNLAWFUL FRANCHISE SALE/ETC 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 5,000
31201 FALSE STATEMENT/ETC FRANCHISE 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 5,000
31410 OFFER SALE OF FRANCHISE 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 5,000
EDUCATION CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
94319.12(b) PERSON FAKE SCHOOL RECORD 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 5,000
94320(f) SCHOOL PROMISE JOB 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 5,000
94320(g) ADVERTISE FALSE INFORMATION SCHOOL 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 5,000
ELECTION CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
29200(a) ALLOW UNENTITLED VOTER REGISTER 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 5,000
29200.5 WILLFUL FALSE REGISTRATION PERSON 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 5,000
29301 FALSE NOMINATION PAPER 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 5,000
29610 FRAUDULENT VOTE CASTING 16, 2, 3 5,000
29658 FRAUD SIGN ABSENT VOTE BALLOT 12, 2, 3, OR FINE 5,000
FINANCIAL CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
1823 TRANSMISSION MONEY ABROAD 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 10,000
2110 FAILURE PAY DEDUCTION WITHHELD 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 10,000
2110.5 FAILURE WITHHOLD DEDUCTIONS 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 10,000
3352 BANK EMPLOYEE/ETC OMIT ENTRIES 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
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241. FINANCIAL CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
3361 MISAPPLY BANK ASSETS 12, 2, 3 10,000
3531 MISAPPLY/ETC CORPORATION ASSET 2, 3, 4 10,000
17414 MISAPPROPRIATE ESCROW/ETC 16, 2, 3 10,000
FISH AND GAME CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
12001 HUNT VIOLATE 12150FG 16, 2, 3 5,000
FOOD AND AGRICULTURE CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
17551(a) MARK/ETC STOLEN BOVINE/ETC 16, 2, 3 5,000
17551(b) ALTER MARK STOLEN BOVINE/ETC 16, 2, 3 5,000
18848 SELL UNINSPECTED STOCK 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 5,000
180 - 365 DAYS OR
35283 MANUFACTURE MILK W/O LICENSE 2,500
FINE
GOVERNMENT CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
1090 CONFLICT OF INTEREST 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 5,000
6200 CUSTODIAN OFFICER ALTER RECORDS 2, 3, 4 10,000
6201 DESTROY PUBLIC RECORD 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 5,000
PUBLIC OFFICER PURCHASE PROPERTY
27443(a) 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 5,000
CONFLICT
PUBLIC OFFICER ENGAGE IN TRANSACTION
27443 (b) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
CONFLICT
FOR FELONY CHARGES NOT LISTED, SEE PAGE 119
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242. HARBORS AND NAVIGATION CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
302 SINK/SET ADRIFT 10 TON+ VESSEL 16, 2, 3 5,000
304 COMMAND SINK/ETC VESSEL 2, 3, 4 10,000
NEGLIGENTLY OPERATE WATER CRAFT
655(f) 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 10,000
UNDER INFLUENCE INJURY
INSURANCE CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
TRANSACT INSURANCE BUSINESS W/O
700 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
CERTIFICATE
INSURANCE REFUND FROM
750(a) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
CLIENT/REFERRAL
833(a) SECURITIES VIOLATION 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 5,000
1733 THEFT FUNDS BY BROKER 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 5,000
1800.7 FURNISH BAIL BOND PAID 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
ADVERTISE BAIL BOND BUSINESS W/O
1800.75 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
LICENSE
1871.4(a)(1) WORK COMP FALSE ACT/STATEMENT 2, 3, 5 OR FINE 25,000
11760(a) RECEIVE WORK COMP INSURANCE LOW RATE 2, 3, 5 OR JAIL 25,000
11880(a) FRAUD REDUCE INSURANCE RATE 2, 3, 5 OR JAIL 25,000
LABOR CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
1778 RECEIVE PAY PUBLIC WORK 16, 2, 3 5,000
3215 REFER CLIENT/PATIENT PAY 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 5,000
PUBLIC RESOURCE CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
POSSESS/ETC NATIVE AMERICAN
5097.99(b) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
ARTIFACT/ETC
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243. REVENUE AND TAXATION CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
7153.5 EVADE/ETC SALES/USE TAX 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 5,000
19705 MAKE/ETC FALSE RETURN/ETC 1 - 3 YRS OR FINE 5,000
19706 BANK FALSE/UNFILED RETURN 16, 2, 3 5,000
30475 TRANSPORT W/O PERMIT EVADE 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 5,000
30480 EVADE TAX/ETC 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 5,000
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
2101 FALSE STATEMENT/ETC BENEFIT 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
FALSE STATEMENT/ETC BENEFIT OUT OF
2102 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
STATE
2106 FAILURE FURNISH REPORT 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 10,000
2107 WITHHOLD INFORMATION GET BENEFIT 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 10,000
2108 FAIL TO PAY CONTRIBUTION 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
2114 REPORT/ETC FAKE EMPLOYER/ETC 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
2116(a) FALSELY CERTIFY MEDICAL CONDITION 2, 3, 5 OR JAIL 10,000
2117.5 FILED TAX RETURN/ETC 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
2118.5 FAIL COLLECT/PAY TAX 16, 2, 3 OR FINE 10,000
2121 AID/ETC PREPARE/ETC FAKE DOCUMENT 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
WELFARE AND INSTITUTIONS CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
871(b) MINOR ATTEMPT/ESCAPE W/FORCE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
BRING/ETC CONTRABAND INTO JUVENILE
871.5(a) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
HALL
871.5 (b) USE TEAR GAS/WEAPON JUVENILE HALL 16, 2, 3 10,000
BRING/SEND CONTRABAND INTO YOUTH
1001.5 16, 2, 3, OR JAIL 10,000
FACILITY
FOR FELONY CHARGES NOT LISTED, SEE PAGE 119
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244. WELFARE AND INSTITUTIONS CODE
SECTION OFFENSE PUNISHMENT BAIL
1152(b) AID ESCAPE YOUTH FACILITY 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
1768.7(a) ATTEMPT/ESCAPE YOUTH FACILITY 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
ATTEMPT/ESCAPE YOUTH FACILITY WITH
1768.7(b) 2, 3, 6 25,000
FORCE
ASSAULT NON-PRISONER YOUTH FACILITY
1768.8(b) 2, 4, 6 OR JAIL 25,000
GREAT BODILY INJURY
1768.85 GASSING BY CYA INMATE 2, 3, 4 OR JAIL 10,000
3002 ESCAPE NARCOTIC COMMIT 16, 2, 3 10,000
7326 AID ESCAPE STATE HOSPITAL 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
GIVE/SELL DEADLY WEAPON MENTAL
8101(a) 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
PERSON
8101(b) GIVE/SELL FIREARM MENTAL PERSON 2, 3, 4 25,000
8103(f)(1) WEAPON RESTRICTION MENTAL PERSON 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
10980(b) FRAUD MULTIPLE AID CLAIMS 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
10980(c)(2) FRAUD AID $950+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
10980(d) FOOD STAMP VIOLATION 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
10980(e) USE/ETC ALTER FOOD STAMP 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
10980(g)(2) FRAUD FOOD STAMP $950+ 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
11054 FALSE ELIGIBILITY STATEMENT 2, 3, 4 10,000
11482 CLAIM AID FALSE ID 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
11483 OBTAIN AID FALSE STATEMENT/ETC 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
11483.5 OBTAIN AID MULTIPLE ID/ETC 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
14014 FALSE ELIGIBILITY DECLARATION 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
14025 BUY/SELL MEDICAL CARD/ETC 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
14107 FALSE INFORMATION FOR AID 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
14107.2(a) SOLICIT KICKBACK/BRIBE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
14107.2(b) OFFER KICKBACK/BRIBE 16, 2, 3 OR JAIL 10,000
ABUSE ELDERLY/DEPENDENT ADULT GREAT
15656(a) 2, 3, 4 OR JAIL 25,000
BODILY INJURY/DEATH
17410 BUY WELFARE VOUCHERS MAX 1 YR OR JAIL 5,000
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245. FELONY CATCH-ALL PROVISIONS
All other felony violations not listed herein shall be subject to the following hierarchal table:
PUNISHMENT BAIL
TOP TERM 3 YEARS OR LESS 20,000
TOP TERM 4 YEARS 25,000
TOP TERM 5 TO 6 YEARS 35,000
TOP TERM 7 TO 9 YEARS 50,000
TOP TERM 10 TO 12 YEARS 75,000
TOP TERM 12 OR MORE YEARS 100,000
LIFE 1,000,000
LIFE W/O PAROLE OR DEATH NO BAIL
When a defendant is booked for or charged with two or more offenses, bail shall be the amount computed
under this schedule for the charge with the highest bail, including applicable bail for enhancements and
prior convictions, EXCEPT bail shall be stacked:
1) Where the offenses are committed against separate victims or on separate dates, or
2) Where separate sex acts are committed on the same victim, or
3) Where offenses committed in a single occurrence are a separate class of crimes, such as, for
example, a drug offense and a theft offense, or a violent and a non-violent offense.
FOR FELONY CHARGES NOT LISTED, SEE PAGE 119
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247. LOS ANGELES COUNTY
2010 Felony Bail Schedule
HOW TO USE THIS BAIL SCHEDULE
(1) The purpose of this bail schedule is to fix an amount upon which a person who
is arrested without a warrant may be released from custody prior to appearance in
court. At and after a defendant's first appearance, pursuant to Penal Code section
1269b(b), the amount of bail, if any is allowed, shall lie with the sound discretion of
the judicial officer before whom the defendant appeared, and may be greater or less
than the amount set forth in this schedule, subject to the provisions of Penal Code
section 1275. This schedule may also be used by a magistrate in fixing bail pursuant
to Penal Code section 815a at the time an arrest warrant is issued, the amount of
which lies with the sound discretion of the magistrate.
(2) Bail for an offense pursuant to this schedule shall be the sum of the amount
specifically listed for the offense (pages 3-16), and the amounts listed for all
applicable enhancements and prior convictions (page 17). If an offense is not
specifically listed in this schedule, bail should be set according to the following
schedule based on the maximum state prison term applicable to the offense:
TOP TERM 3 YEARS .............................20,000 TOP TERM 11 YEARS ............................. 65,000
TOP TERM 4 YEARS .............................25,000 TOP TERM 12 YEARS ............................. 70,000
TOP TERM 5 YEARS .............................30,000 TOP TERM 13 YEARS ............................. 75,000
TOP TERM 6 YEARS .............................35,000 TOP TERM 14 YEARS ............................. 80,000
TOP TERM 7 YEARS .............................40,000 TOP TERM 15 YEARS ............................. 90,000
TOP TERM 8 YEARS .............................45,000 TOP TERM 16 YEARS ........................... 100,000
TOP TERM 9 YEARS .............................50,000 ALL LIFE SENTENCES....................... 1,000,000
TOP TERM 10 YEARS ...........................55,000
(3) When a defendant is booked for or charged with two or more offenses, bail
shall be the amount computed under this schedule for the charge having the highest
bail, including applicable amounts for enhancements and prior convictions except:
(1) where the offenses are committed against separate victims or on separate dates,
or (2) where separate sex acts are committed on the same victim and each may be
punished separately (including circumstances enumerated in Penal Code sections
667.6(c) and (d)). In addition, amounts for enhancements and prior convictions shall
each be added one time per person arrested, per defendant, or per case.
(4) The Bail Deviation Program is available to process all bail increase and
decrease requests for persons who have been arrested (other than pursuant to an
arrest warrant) but not arraigned. All requests to increase or decrease bail should be
called in at (213) 351-0373 or (800) 773-5151. The Program’s hours of operation are
6:30 a.m. to 1:30 a.m.
(5) Penal Code Section 1270.1 prohibits the release of an arrestee on bail in an
amount OTHER THAN THAT SET FORTH IN THIS BAIL SCHEDULE prior to a hearing
in open court for:
(a) Violent felonies as described in P.C. Section 667.5(c), but not 460(a);
(b) Serious felonies as described in P.C. Section 1192.7(c) (including those
listed in P.C. Section 1192.8);

248. (c) Violations of P.C. Sections 136.1(c), 243(e)(1), 262, 273.5, 422 (as a felony),
and 646.9; and
(d) Violation of P.C. Section 273.6 if the detained person made threats to kill or
harm, has engaged in violence against, or has gone to the residence or
workplace of, the protected party.
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249. PENAL CODE
PENAL CODE OFFENSE PRESUMPTIVE
SECTION BAIL
32 ACCESSORIES
The greater of ½ the amount for the principal offense or..............................................20,000
67 BRIBERY OF STATE EXECUTIVE OFFICER ............................................................25,000
67.5 BRIBERY OF PUBLIC OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE
(If theft or thing given or offered would be grand theft) ................................................20,000
68 BRIBE, SOLICITING BY PUBLIC OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE ....................................25,000
69 RESISTING ARREST/THREATENING EXECUTIVE OFFICER .................................25,000
76 THREATS TO THE LIFE OF AN OFFICIAL OR JUDGE ..........................................100,000
92, 93 BRIBE, OFFERING, ACCEPTING BY JUDGE, JUROR, REFEREE ........................100,000
113 MANUFACTURING OR SELLING FALSE CITIZENSHIP OR RESIDENT ALIEN
DOCUMENTS ..............................................................................................................75,000
114 USING FALSE DOCUMENTS TO CONCEAL TRUE CITIZENSHIP ..........................50,000
115 OFFERING FORGED/FALSE DOCUMENTS FOR FILING .........................................35,000
115.1 CAMPAIGN VIOLATIONS ............................................................................................50,000
118 PERJURY .....................................................................................................................25,000
127 SUBORNATION OF PERJURY....................................................................................25,000
136.1 PREVENTING, DISSUADING WITNESS FROM ATTENDANCE,
TESTIFYING ...............................................................................................................100,000
137(a),(b) INFLUENCING TESTIMONY......................................................................................100,000
141(b) FILING OF FALSE EVIDENCE BY POLICE ................................................................50,000
149 ASSAULT BY OFFICER UNDER COLOR OF AUTHORITY ......................................35,000
165 BRIBERY OF COUNCILMAN, SUPERVISOR, etc. .....................................................25,000
182 CONSPIRACY .......................................................................... Same as substantive offense
187 MURDER - with special circumstance ........................................................... NOT BAILABLE
All other murders......................................................................................................1,000,000
191.5 VEHICULAR MANSLAUGHTER
191.5(a) DUI with gross negligence ..........................................................................................100,000
191.5(b) DUI without gross negligence .......................................................................................50,000
192(a) MANSLAUGHTER - Voluntary....................................................................................100,000
192(b) MANSLAUGHTER - Involuntary ...................................................................................25,000
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250. PENAL CODE
PENAL CODE OFFENSE PRESUMPTIVE
SECTION BAIL
192(c)(1) VEHICULAR MANSLAUGHTER - Driving vehicle with gross negligence....................50,000
192(c)(3) VEHICULAR MANSLAUGHTER - Accident caused for financial gain .......................100,000
192.5 VEHICULAR MANSLAUGHTER - Operating a vessel
192.5(a) DUI with gross negligence ..........................................................................................100,000
192.5(b) DUI without gross negligence .......................................................................................50,000
192.5(c) With gross negligence...................................................................................................50,000
203 MAYHEM ....................................................................................................................100,000
205 AGGRAVATED MAYHEM (LIFE) ............................................................................1,000,000
207 KIDNAPPING ..............................................................................................................100,000
Kidnapping child under age 14 to deprive custody (P.C. 667.85) ..............................150,000
Kidnapping for purpose of felony sexual offense (P.C. 667.8(a) and (b)) ...............1,000,000
209 KIDNAPPING FOR RANSOM, ROBBERY, SEX OFFENSE, etc. (LIFE) ...............1,000,000
Including kidnapping child under age 14 to deprive custody (P.C. 667.85), and
kidnapping for purpose of felony sexual offense (P.C. 667.8(a) and (b))
209.5 KIDNAPPING DURING A CARJACKING (LIFE).....................................................1,000,000
210.5 FALSE IMPRISONMENT - KIDNAP TO EVADE ARREST ........................................100,000
211 ROBBERY
First Degree ................................................................................................................100,000
Second Degree .............................................................................................................50,000
215 CARJACKING .............................................................................................................100,000
219 TRAINWRECKING (LIFE) ......................................................................................1,000,000
220(a) ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO COMMIT MAYHEM, RAPE, SODOMY,
ORAL COPULATION, OR ANY VIOLATION OF P.C. 264.1,
288 or 289 ................................................................................. Same as substantive offense
220(b) ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO COMMIT SPECIFIED SEX OFFENSES
WHILE IN THE COMMISSION OF FIRST DEGREE BURGLARY .........................1,000,000
222 ADMINISTERING DRUGS TO AID FELONY...............................................................20,000
236 FALSE IMPRISONMENT..............................................................................................50,000
236.1(b) HUMAN TRAFFICKING ..............................................................................................100,000
236.1(c) If victim under 18.........................................................................................................150,000
237(b) FALSE IMPRISONMENT - ELDER OR DEPENDENT PERSON ................................50,000
241.1 ASSAULT
Upon custodial officer....................................................................................................25,000
243 BATTERY
243(c) Upon peace officer, etc. with injury ...............................................................................50,000
243(d) With serious bodily injury ..............................................................................................50,000
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251. PENAL CODE
PENAL CODE OFFENSE PRESUMPTIVE
SECTION BAIL
243.1 BATTERY
Upon custodial officer in performance of duties............................................................25,000
243.4 SEXUAL BATTERY ......................................................................................................25,000
244 ASSAULT WITH CHEMICALS .....................................................................................50,000
245(a)(1) ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON, OTHER THAN A FIREARM, OR FORCE
LIKELY TO PRODUCE G.B.I........................................................................................30,000
245(a)(2) ASSAULT WITH A FIREARM.......................................................................................50,000
245(b) ASSAULT WITH A SEMIAUTOMATIC FIREARM........................................................75,000
245(c) ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON OTHER THAN A FIREARM OR
FORCE LIKELY TO PRODUCE G.B.I. UPON A PEACE OFFICER OR
FIREFIGHTER ..............................................................................................................50,000
245(d)(1) ASSAULT WITH A FIREARM UPON A PEACE OFFICER OR
FIREFIGHTER ............................................................................................................100,000
245(d)(2) ASSAULT WITH A SEMIAUTOMATIC FIREARM UPON A
PEACE OFFICER OR FIREFIGHTER........................................................................200,000
246 SHOOTING AT INHABITED DWELLING, BUILDING,
OCCUPIED MOTOR VEHICLE ..................................................................................250,000
246.3(a) DISCHARGE OF FIREARM - GROSS NEGLIGENCE ................................................35,000
261 RAPE ..........................................................................................................................100,000
261.5(c) UNLAWFUL SEXUAL INTERCOURSE WITH PERSON UNDER 18 ..........................20,000
261.5(d) If defendant is over 21 and minor under 16 ..................................................................25,000
262 SPOUSAL RAPE ........................................................................................................100,000
264.1 RAPE IN CONCERT WITH FORCE & VIOLENCE ....................................................250,000
266h(a) PIMPING .......................................................................................................................25,000
266h(b)(1) If other person is a minor over 16 .................................................................................50,000
266h(b)(2) If other person is a minor under 16 ...............................................................................75,000
266i PANDERING.................................................................................................................35,000
If other person is a minor ..............................................................................................50,000
269 AGGRAVATED SEXUAL ASSAULT OF A CHILD UNDER 14 YEARS.....................250,000
273a(a) WILLFUL HARM OR INJURY TO CHILD LIKELY TO
PRODUCE G.B.I. OR DEATH ....................................................................................100,000
273d(a) CORPORAL PUNISHMENT OR INJURY OF CHILD...................................................50,000
273.5 CORPORAL INJURY OF SPOUSE, COHABITANT, FORMER SPOUSE
OR COHABITANT OR MOTHER OR FATHER OF HIS OR HER CHILD ...................50,000
With prior conviction under P.C. 273.5(e) ...................................................................100,000
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252. PENAL CODE
PENAL CODE OFFENSE PRESUMPTIVE
SECTION BAIL
273.6 VIOLATION OF A PROTECTIVE ORDER ...................................................................50,000
278 CHILD STEALING.........................................................................................................40,000
By use of the internet ..................................................................................................100,000
285 INCEST .........................................................................................................................50,000
286 SODOMY
286(b)(1) If victim under 18...........................................................................................................50,000
286(b)(2) If victim under 16 and defendant over 21....................................................................100,000
286(c) If victim under 14 and defendant more than 10 years older than victim
or defendant compelled another by force, duress or threats of great
bodily injury ...............................................................................................................100,000
286(d) If in concert with force and violence............................................................................100,000
286(e) If committed in state prison or jail ...............................................................................100,000
286(f) and (g) If victim unconscious of nature of act/incapable of consent........................................100,000
288(a) LEWD ACT WITH CHILD UNDER 14 YEARS ...........................................................100,000
288(b)(1) and (2) LEWD ACT WITH CHILD UNDER 14 YEARS WITH FORCE ...................................100,000
288a ORAL COPULATION
288a(b)(1) If victim under 18...........................................................................................................50,000
288a(b)(2) If victim under 16 and defendant over 21......................................................................75,000
288a(c) If victim under 14 and defendant more than 10 years older than
victim or defendant compelled another to participate by force, duress
or threats of great bodily injury..................................................................................100,000
288a(d) If in concert with force and violence............................................................................100,000
288a(e) If committed in state prison or jail ...............................................................................100,000
288a(f) and (g) If victim unconscious of nature of act/incapable of consent........................................100,000
288.3(a) CONTACT MINOR WITH INTENT TO COMMIT SEXUAL OFFENSE ..........................5,000
288.3(c) With Prior ......................................................................................................................25,000
288.4(a)(2) ARRANGE MEETING WITH MINOR FOR PURPOSE OF EXPOSING OR
PROCURING SEXUAL EXPOSURE WITH PRIOR .....................................................75,000
288.4(b) ATTEND AN ARRANGED MEETING WITH MINOR FOR PURPOSE
OF EXPOSING OR PROCURING SEXUAL EXPOSURE
OR ENGAGING IN LEWD ACT ....................................................................................75,000
288.7 ENGAGE IN SPECIFIED SEX ACTS WITH MINOR UNDER 10 ...............................250,000
289 SEXUAL PENETRATION ...........................................................................................100,000
290 FAILURE OF CONVICTED SEX OFFENDER TO REGISTER ....................................20,000
290.46(j)(2) USE INFORMATION DISCLOSED ON SEX OFFENDER INTERNET WEB
SITE TO COMMIT A FELONY......................................................................................25,000
311.2 BRING OR DISTRIBUTE OBSCENE MATTER WITHIN STATE.................................40,000
311.4 USE OF MINOR IN BRINGING OR DISTRIBUTING OBSCENE
MATTER WITHIN STATE.............................................................................................40,000
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253. PENAL CODE
PENAL CODE OFFENSE PRESUMPTIVE
SECTION BAIL
311.11(a) POSSESSION OR CONTROL OF CHILD PORNOGRAPHY ......................................20,000
311.11(b) With Prior ......................................................................................................................40,000
314(1) INDECENT EXPOSURE...............................................................................................35,000
337a BOOKMAKING..............................................................................................................10,000
Second Offense ............................................................................................................12,500
Third Offense ................................................................................................................15,000
368 ELDER ABUSE .............................................................................................................50,000
405b LYNCHING....................................................................................................................50,000
422 CRIMINAL THREATS ...................................................................................................50,000
424 EMBEZZLEMENT OR FALSIFICATION OF ACCOUNTS BY
PUBLIC OFFICERS ......................................................................................................25,000
451(a) ARSON CAUSING GREAT BODILY INJURY ............................................................250,000
451(b) ARSON, INHABITED STRUCTURE...........................................................................250,000
451(c) ARSON, STRUCTURE OR FOREST LAND ................................................................75,000
451(d) ARSON, OTHER PROPERTY......................................................................................50,000
451.5 AGGRAVATED ARSON .............................................................................................500,000
452(a) RECKLESSLY CAUSING FIRE WITH GREAT BODILY INJURY................................35,000
452(b) RECKLESSLY CAUSING FIRE, INHABITED STRUCTURE .......................................25,000
452(c) RECKLESSLY CAUSING FIRE, STRUCTURE OR FOREST LAND...........................20,000
453(a) POSSESSION, ETC. OF EXPLOSIVES, FLAMMABLE MATTER...............................50,000
454 ARSON DURING STATE OF EMERGENCY .............................................................350,000
455 ATTEMPT OR PREPARATION TO BURN ANY STRUCTURE OR PROPERTY........75,000
459 BURGLARY
Residential ....................................................................................................................50,000
All others .......................................................................................................................20,000
463 LOOTING ......................................................................................................................50,000
464 BURGLARY WITH EXPLOSIVES ................................................................................50,000
470 FORGERY ....................................................................................................................20,000
470a FORGERY/COUNTERFEITING DRIVER’S LICENSE OR I.D. CARD ........................20,000
470b DISPLAYING OR POSSESSING FORGED DRIVER’S LICENSE OR I.D.
CARD WITH INTENT TO ACCOMPLISH A FORGERY ..............................................20,000
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254. PENAL CODE
PENAL CODE OFFENSE PRESUMPTIVE
SECTION BAIL
471 FORGERY, FALSE ENTRIES IN RECORDS OR RETURNS......................................20,000
472 FORGERY OR COUNTERFEITING ANY PUBLIC OR CORPORATE SEAL..............20,000
475 FORGED BILLS OR NOTES, POSSESSION OR RECEIPT .......................................20,000
476 FICTITIOUS CHECKS, MAKING, UTTERING .............................................................20,000
476a N.S.F. CHECKS ..............................................................................................................5,000
477, 479, 480 COUNTERFEITING OF COIN ......................................................................................25,000
484b THEFT, DIVERSION OF MONEY RECEIVED FOR SERVICES,
LABOR, MATERIAL, etc.
If amount diverted exceeds $2,350...............................................................................20,000
484c EMBEZZLEMENT OF FUNDS FOR CONSTRUCTION...............................................25,000
484e - 484i VARIOUS FELONIES RELATING TO CREDIT CARDS..............................................20,000
487(a) and (b) GRAND THEFT.............................................................................................................20,000
or amount of theft, whichever is higher
487(c) GRAND THEFT PERSON ............................................................................................25,000
487(d)(1) THEFT OF MOTOR VEHICLE......................................................................................35,000
When there is evidence of a chop shop operation........................................................50,000
487(d)(2) GRAND THEFT - FIREARM .........................................................................................50,000
496 RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY IF VALUE MORE THAN $950 .............................20,000
or amount received, whichever is higher
497 STOLEN PROPERTY, BRINGING INTO STATE.........................................................20,000
or amount stolen, whichever is higher
502 COMPUTER RELATED CRIMES.................................................................................25,000
or amount stolen, whichever is higher
504 EMBEZZLEMENT, MISAPPROPRIATION BY PUBLIC OFFICERS ...........................50,000
or amount stolen, whichever is higher
504a EMBEZZLEMENT, DISPOSAL OF PERSONAL PROPERTY UNDER
LEASE OR LIEN ...........................................................................................................20,000
504b EMBEZZLEMENT OF PROCEEDS OF SALE OF SECURED
PROPERTY ..................................................................................................................20,000
or amount stolen, whichever is higher
505 EMBEZZLEMENT BY CARRIER OR INDIVIDUAL TRANSPORTING
PROPERTY FOR HIRE ................................................................................................20,000
or amount stolen, whichever is higher
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255. PENAL CODE
PENAL CODE OFFENSE PRESUMPTIVE
SECTION BAIL
506 EMBEZZLEMENT, MISAPPROPRIATION BY TRUSTEE,
CONTRACTOR.............................................................................................................25,000
or amount stolen, whichever is higher
507 EMBEZZLEMENT BY BAILEE .....................................................................................20,000
or amount stolen, whichever is higher
514 EMBEZZLEMENT OR DEFALCATION OF PUBLIC FUNDS.......................................20,000
or amount stolen, whichever is higher
518, 519 EXTORTION, NOT AMOUNTING TO ROBBERY........................................................35,000
522 EXTORTION, OBTAINING SIGNATURE BY THREATS .............................................50,000
523 EXTORTION, THREATENING LETTERS ....................................................................35,000
529 FALSE PERSONATION OF ANOTHER.......................................................................50,000
530.5 UNAUTHORIZE USE OF PERSONAL INFORMATION TO OBTAIN
CREDIT, GOODS, etc...................................................................................................50,000
532 FALSE PRETENSES ....................................................................................................20,000
532f MORTGAGE FRAUD....................................................................................................20,000
or amount of loss, whichever is higher
548 DEFRAUDING INSURER .............................................................................................25,000
or amount taken, whichever is greater
550 FALSE OR FRAUDULENT INSURANCE CLAIM.........................................................25,000
or amount taken, whichever is greater
594.3 CHURCH/CEMETERY VANDALISM............................................................................50,000
597.5(a) DOG FIGHTING............................................................................................................20,000
646.9(a-c) STALKING ..................................................................................................................150,000
647f PROSTITUTION WITH PRIOR AND HIV ADVISEMENT ............................................50,000
647.6 CHILD MOLESTATION WITH SPECIFIED PRIOR....................................................150,000
653f(b) SOLICIT MURDER ..................................................................................................1,000,000
653f(c) SOLICIT RAPE, etc.....................................................................................................100,000
653w(a) FAILURE TO DISCLOSE ORIGIN OF RECORDING OR
AUDIOVISUAL WORK..................................................................................................25,000
664(a) ATTEMPT WHERE COMPLETED CRIME PUNISHABLE BY STATE PRISON
except for attempted murder..................................................... Same as substantive offense
664/187 ATTEMPTED MURDER..............................................................................................500,000
Willful & Premeditated..............................................................................................1,000,000
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256. PENAL CODE
PENAL CODE OFFENSE PRESUMPTIVE
SECTION BAIL
666 PETTY THEFT WITH PRIOR CONVICTION FOR PETTY THEFT
ON WHICH TIME WAS SERVED.................................................................................20,000
4501 ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON BY PRISON INMATE........................................25,000
4501.5 BATTERY ON NON-INMATE BY PRISON INMATE....................................................25,000
4502 POSSESSION OF DEADLY WEAPON BY PRISON INMATE.....................................50,000
4503 HOLDING OF HOSTAGES BY PRISON INMATE .....................................................100,000
4530 ESCAPE, ATTEMPTED ESCAPE FROM PRISON WITH OR WITHOUT
FORCE OR VIOLENCE................................................................................. NOT BAILABLE
4532(a) ESCAPE, ATTEMPTED ESCAPE BY MISDEMEANANT, INEBRIATE,
OR PERSON ON WORK FURLOUGH FROM JAIL, INDUSTRIAL
FARM, etc.
(Convicted)................................................................................................... NOT BAILABLE
(Not Convicted) .........................................................................................................100,000
plus bail amount on original charge
4532(b) ESCAPE, ATTEMPTED ESCAPE BY FELON FROM JAIL,
INDUSTRIAL FARM, etc.
(Convicted)................................................................................................... NOT BAILABLE
(Not Convicted) .........................................................................................................100,000
plus bail amount on original charge
4573 BRINGING CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE INTO JAIL OR PRISON ............................25,000
4574 BRINGING WEAPON INTO JAIL OR PRISON ............................................................50,000
11418 POSSESSION, ETC. WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION ..................................500,000
(except (b)(2))
11418(b)(2) EMPLOY WEAPON OF MASS DESTRUCTION –
CAUSE DEATH (LIFE).............................................................................................1,000,000
11418.1 SEND, ETC. FALSE WEAPON OF MASS DESTRUCTION WITH
INTENT TO CAUSE FEAR ...........................................................................................50,000
11419 POSSESSION OF BIOLOGICAL AGENTS................................................................500,000
12020 DANGEROUS WEAPONS, MANUFACTURE, SALE, POSSESSION;
CARRYING EXPLOSIVE OR CONCEALED DIRK OR DAGGER ...............................20,000
12021 CONCEALABLE FIREARMS, OWNERSHIP OR POSSESSION BY
FELON, ADDICT...........................................................................................................35,000
12025(b)(1) CONCEALED WEAPON ON PERSON OR IN VEHICLE WITHOUT
LICENSE WITH PRIOR FELONY CONVICTION.........................................................35,000
12025(b)(5) CONCEALED WEAPON ON PERSON WITH PRIOR CONVICTION
OF CRIMES AGAINST PERSON, PROPERTY, OR INVOLVING
DRUGS .........................................................................................................................35,000
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257. PENAL CODE
PENAL CODE OFFENSE PRESUMPTIVE
SECTION BAIL
12031 POSSESSION OF A LOADED FIREARM ....................................................................35,000
12034(c) PERSONALLY SHOOTING FROM MOTOR VEHICLE .............................................250,000
12280(a)(1) MANUFACTURE, DISTRIBUTE, etc. ASSAULT WEAPON.........................................50,000
12280(b) POSSESSION OF ANY ASSAULT WEAPON .............................................................35,000
12303.1 CARRY OR PLACE EXPLOSIVE ON COMMON CARRIER .....................................500,000
12303.2 POSSESSION OF DESTRUCTIVE DEVICES OR EXPLOSIVES
IN PUBLIC PLACES ...................................................................................................500,000
12303.3 POSSESSION OF EXPLODING OR DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE OR
EXPLOSIVE WITH INTENT TO INJURE.................................................................1,000,000
12308 EXPLODING DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE OR EXPLOSIVE WITH
INTENT TO MURDER (LIFE) ..................................................................................1,000,000
12309 UNLAWFUL EXPLOSION CAUSING BODILY INJURY.............................................500,000
12312 POSSESSION OF MATERIALS WITH INTENT TO MAKE
DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE OR EXPLOSIVE.................................................................150,000
12316(b) UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF AMMUNITION ...........................................................35,000
12370 FELON WITH BODY ARMOR ....................................................................................100,000
12403.7 UNLAWFUL USE OF TEAR GAS.................................................................................25,000
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258. VEHICLE CODE
VEHICLE CODE OFFENSE PRESUMPTIVE
SECTION BAIL
2800.2 ATTEMPTING TO EVADE PEACE OFFICER
Reckless driving ............................................................................................................75,000
2800.3 ATTEMPTING TO EVADE PEACE OFFICER
2800.3(a) Causing serious bodily injury ......................................................................................100,000
2800.3(b) Causing death .............................................................................................................150,000
2800.4 ATTEMPTING TO EVADE PEACE OFFICER
Driving in opposite direction of lawfully moving traffic ..................................................75,000
4463 OWNERSHIP CERTIFICATE, LICENSE FORGERY...................................................20,000
10801 OWN OR OPERATE A CHOP SHOP...........................................................................50,000
10851(a) DRIVING CAR WITHOUT CONSENT ..........................................................................25,000
10851(b),(e) DRIVING CAR WITHOUT CONSENT
Specified vehicles, P.C. 666.5 prior .............................................................................30,000
20001 HIT AND RUN: PERSONAL INJURY ..........................................................................50,000
23110(b) THROWING SUBSTANCE AT VEHICLE WITH INTENT TO CAUSE G.B.I................30,000
23152 DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL OR DRUGS
If a felony per V.C. 23550 or 23550.5 .........................................................................100,000
23153 DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL OR DRUGS
Causing bodily injury ...................................................................................................100,000
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259. HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE
H & S CODE OFFENSE PRESUMPTIVE
SECTION BAIL
11054 - 11058 CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES DEFINED: SCHEDULES I, II, III, IV, V
11152, 11153 CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES, WRITING, DISPENSING
PRESCRIPTION ...........................................................................................................20,000
11154, 11155 CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES, PRESCRIBING, ADMINISTERING,
FURNISHING................................................................................................................20,000
11156 CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES, PRESCRIBING, ADMINISTERING,
FURNISHING TO ADDICT ...........................................................................................20,000
11162.5(a) COUNTERFEITING PRESCRIPTION BLANK .............................................................20,000
11350 ILLEGAL POSSESSION OF CERTAIN SPECIFIC OR CLASSIFIED
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ....................................................................................10,000
11351 POSSESSION OR PURCHASE FOR SALE OF CERTAIN SPECIFIC
OR CLASSIFIED CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES
Up to 1 kilogram .............................................................................................................30,000
If over 1 kilogram..........................................................................................................100,000
If over 4 kilograms........................................................................................................250,000
If over 10 kilograms......................................................................................................500,000
If over 20 kilograms...................................................................................................1,000,000
If over 40 kilograms...................................................................................................2,000,000
If over 80 kilograms...................................................................................................5,000,000
11351.5 POSSESSION OR PURCHASE FOR SALE OF COCAINE BASE
Up to 1 kilogram .............................................................................................................30,000
If over 1 kilogram..........................................................................................................100,000
If over 4 kilograms........................................................................................................250,000
If over 10 kilograms......................................................................................................500,000
If over 20 kilograms...................................................................................................1,000,000
If over 40 kilograms...................................................................................................2,000,000
If over 80 kilograms...................................................................................................5,000,000
11352 ILLEGAL TRANSPORTATION, SALE, FURNISHING OF CERTAIN
SPECIFIC OR CLASSIFIED CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES
Up to 1 kilogram .............................................................................................................30,000
If over 1 kilogram..........................................................................................................100,000
If over 4 kilograms........................................................................................................250,000
If over 10 kilograms......................................................................................................500,000
If over 20 kilograms...................................................................................................1,000,000
If over 40 kilograms...................................................................................................2,000,000
If over 80 kilograms...................................................................................................5,000,000
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260. HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE
H & S CODE OFFENSE PRESUMPTIVE
SECTION BAIL
11353 PERSON 18 YEARS OR OVER USING MINOR IN SALE,
TRANSPORTATION, OR GIVING TO A MINOR CERTAIN SPECIFIC
OR CLASSIFIED CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES
Up to 1 kilogram .............................................................................................................50,000
If over 1 kilogram..........................................................................................................100,000
If over 4 kilograms........................................................................................................250,000
If over 10 kilograms......................................................................................................500,000
If over 20 kilograms...................................................................................................1,000,000
If over 40 kilograms...................................................................................................2,000,000
If over 80 kilograms...................................................................................................5,000,000
11353.5 ADULT PREPARING TO SELL TO MINOR DRUGS OR NARCOTICS
Up to 1 kilogram .............................................................................................................50,000
If over 1 kilogram..........................................................................................................100,000
If over 4 kilograms........................................................................................................250,000
If over 10 kilograms......................................................................................................500,000
If over 20 kilograms...................................................................................................1,000,000
If over 40 kilograms...................................................................................................2,000,000
If over 80 kilograms...................................................................................................5,000,000
11354 PERSON UNDER 18 YEARS USING MINOR IN SALE, TRANSPORTATION,
OR GIVING TO A MINOR CERTAIN SPECIFIC OR CLASSIFIED
SUBSTANCES
Up to 1 kilogram .............................................................................................................50,000
If over 1 kilogram..........................................................................................................100,000
If over 4 kilograms........................................................................................................250,000
If over 10 kilograms......................................................................................................500,000
If over 20 kilograms...................................................................................................1,000,000
If over 40 kilograms...................................................................................................2,000,000
If over 80 kilograms...................................................................................................5,000,000
11355 SALE OR FURNISHING SUBSTANCE FALSELY REPRESENTED AS
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, WITH RESPECT TO CERTAIN SPECIFIC
OR CLASSIFIED CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES .......................................................20,000
11357 MARIJUANA, POSSESSION
11357(a) CONCENTRATED CANNABIS - FELONY ...................................................................10,000
11358 MARIJUANA: CULTIVATE, PROCESS
Up to 1 lb.......................................................................................................................10,000
If over 1 lb. ....................................................................................................................30,000
If over 25 lbs..................................................................................................................50,000
11359 MARIJUANA, POSSESSION FOR SALE
Up to 1 lb.......................................................................................................................20,000
If over 1 lb. ....................................................................................................................25,000
If over 10 lbs..................................................................................................................30,000
If over 25 lbs..................................................................................................................50,000
If over 50 lbs................................................................................................................100,000
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261. HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE
H & S CODE OFFENSE PRESUMPTIVE
SECTION BAIL
11360(a) MARIJUANA: TRANSPORTATION, SALE, FURNISHING
Up to 1 lb.......................................................................................................................20,000
If over 1 lb. ....................................................................................................................25,000
If over 10 lbs..................................................................................................................30,000
If over 25 lbs..................................................................................................................50,000
If over 50 lbs................................................................................................................100,000
11361 MARIJUANA: PERSON 18 YEARS OR OVER USING MINOR UNDER 14
IN SALE, TRANSPORTATION, GIVING TO MINOR
Up to 25 lbs. ..................................................................................................................40,000
If over 25 lbs..................................................................................................................50,000
If over 50 lbs................................................................................................................100,000
11363 PEYOTE: CULTIVATING, PROCESSING....................................................................30,000
11366 MAINTAIN PLACE FOR SELLING, GIVING, USING OF CERTAIN
SPECIFIC OR CLASSIFIED CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE ........................................30,000
11366.5(a) RENT, LEASE etc. ROOM FOR MANUFACTURE, STORAGE
OR DISTRIBUTION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE ...............................................30,000
11366.5(b) ALLOWING LOCATION TO BE FORTIFIED FOR SALE.............................................30,000
11366.6 USING FORTIFIED LOCATION FOR SALE ................................................................40,000
11368 NARCOTIC DRUG: FORGING, ALTERING PRESCRIPTION.....................................20,000
11370.1 POSSESSION OF SPECIFIED CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES WHILE
ARMED WITH A LOADED FIREARM ..........................................................................50,000
11377 POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES .....................................................10,000
11378 POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES FOR SALE
Up to 1 kilogram .............................................................................................................30,000
If over 1 kilogram..........................................................................................................100,000
If over 4 kilograms........................................................................................................250,000
If over 10 kilograms......................................................................................................500,000
If over 20 kilograms...................................................................................................1,000,000
If over 40 kilograms...................................................................................................2,000,000
If over 80 kilograms...................................................................................................5,000,000
11378.5 POSSESSION OR PURCHASE FOR SALE OF PCP
Up to 8 oz. liquid or 8 grams powder ............................................................................30,000
If over 8 oz. liquid or over 8 grams powder...................................................................50,000
If over 1 quart liquid or 2 oz. powder.............................................................................75,000
If over 1 gallon liquid or 8 oz. powder .........................................................................150,000
If over 3 gallons liquid or 1 ½ lbs. powder .................................................................250,000
If over 5 gallons liquid or 2 ½ lbs. powder .................................................................500,000
If over 20 gallons liquid or 10 lbs. powder ...............................................................1,000,000
If over 25 gallons liquid or 12 ½ lbs. powder ..........................................................2,000,000
If over 200 gallons liquid or 100 lbs. powder ...........................................................5,000,000
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262. HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE
H & S CODE OFFENSE PRESUMPTIVE
SECTION BAIL
11379 SALE OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES
Up to 1 kilogram .............................................................................................................30,000
If over 1 kilogram..........................................................................................................100,000
If over 4 kilograms........................................................................................................250,000
If over 10 kilograms......................................................................................................500,000
If over 20 kilograms...................................................................................................1,000,000
If over 40 kilograms...................................................................................................2,000,000
If over 80 kilograms...................................................................................................5,000,000
11379.5 SALE OF PCP
Up to 8 oz. liquid or 8 grams powder ............................................................................30,000
If over 8 oz. liquid or over 8 grams powder...................................................................50,000
If over 1 quart liquid or 2 oz. powder.............................................................................75,000
If over 1 gallon liquid or 8 oz. powder .........................................................................100,000
If over 3 gallons liquid or 1 ½ lbs. powder .................................................................250,000
If over 5 gallons liquid or 2 ½ lbs. powder .................................................................500,000
If over 20 gallons liquid or 10 lbs. powder ...............................................................1,000,000
If over 25 gallons liquid or 12 ½ lbs. powder ..........................................................2,000,000
If over 200 gallons liquid or 100 lbs. powder ...........................................................5,000,000
11379.6(a) MANUFACTURE OF ANY CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE ...........................................75,000
11379.6(c) OFFER TO MANUFACTURE .......................................................................................30,000
11379.7 VIOLATION OF (OR ATTEMPT) H & S 11379.6 OR 11383
When child under 16 present ......................................................................................500,000
When child under 16 suffers G.B.I. .............................................................................750,000
11379.8 VIOLATION OF H & S 11379.6
If over 1 lb. or 3 gallons...............................................................................................500,000
If over 3 lbs. or 10 gallons........................................................................................1,000,000
If over 10 lbs. or 25 gallons......................................................................................2,000,000
If over 44 lbs. or 105 gallons....................................................................................3,000,000
11380 SOLICITING MINOR RE CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES
If 2,000 pills or less .......................................................................................................50,000
If 2,001 - 5,000 pills.......................................................................................................75,000
If 5,001 - more pills......................................................................................................100,000
11382 SALE SUBSTANCE REPRESENTED TO BE CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE .............20,000
11383 POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO MANUFACTURE PCP ...........................................50,000
11383.5 POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO MANUFACTURE METHAMPHETAMINE
OR N-ETHYLAMPHETAMINE......................................................................................50,000
11383.6 POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO SELL, TRANSFER OR FURNISH
SPECIFIED CHEMICALS TO ANOTHER PERSON HAVING INTENT TO
MANUFACTURE PCP ..................................................................................................50,000
11383.7 POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO SELL, TRANSFER OR FURNISH
SPECIFIED CHEMICALS TO ANOTHER PERSON HAVING INTENT TO
MANUFACTURE METHAMPHETAMINE OR N-ETHYLAMPHETAMINE ...................50,000
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263. BAIL FOR SENTENCE ENHANCING ALLEGATIONS (2010) ADD TO
PRESUMPTIVE
BAIL
GANGS
ANY FELONY FOR THE BENEFIT OF A STREET GANG............................................................................. 40,000
Penal Code section 186.22
LOSS
AMOUNT OF LOSS EXCEEDS $20,000 ............................................................................................ Amount of loss
Includes Penal Code section 12022.6
WEAPONS
PERSONAL USE OF A WEAPON OTHER THAN FIREARM.......................................................................... 20,000
Includes Penal Code sections 12022(b)(1) and (2)
OFFENSE INVOLVED POSSESSION/USE/DISCHARGE OF FIREARM....................................................... 50,000
Includes Penal Code sections 12022(a)(1) and (2), 12022(c), 12022(d), 12022.2, 12022.3, 12022.4,
12022.5, and 12022.53(b)
PERSONAL DISCHARGE OF A FIREARM NOT CAUSING GBI.................................................................. 200,000
Includes Penal Code section 12022.53(c)
PERSONAL DISCHARGE OF A FIREARM CAUSING GBI OR DEATH.................................................... 1,000,000
Includes Penal Code sections 12022.53(d), 12022.55
INJURY
INFLICTION OF GREAT BODILY INJURY ...................................................................................................... 30,000
Includes Penal Code sections 12022.7, 12022.8, 12022.9
NARCOTICS
INDUCING ANOTHER TO COMMIT LARGE-SCALE NARCOTICS OFFENSE ............................................. 30,000
Health & Safety Code section 11356.5
CURRENT NARCOTICS SALE AND PRIOR CONVICTION FOR NARCOTICS SALE....................30,000 per prior
Health & Safety Code section 11370.2
PRIOR CONVICTIONS/SENTENCES
PRIOR CONVICTION FOR SERIOUS/VIOLENT (“STRIKE”) OR ENUMERATED
SEX OFFENSE...................................................................................................................................50,000 per prior
Includes serious/violent offenses listed in Penal Code sections 667.5(c), 1192.7(c), and 1192.8 (listed in
Addendum pages 1-4), or circumstances enumerated in Penal Code sections 667(a)(1), 667.51(a),
667.6(a), and 667.10(a)
CURRENT SERIOUS/VIOLENT (“STRIKE”) OR ENUMERATED SEX OFFENSE WITH
TWO OR MORE PRIOR CONVICTIONS FOR SERIOUS/VIOLENT OR SEX OFFENSES ...................... 1,000,000
Includes serious/violent offenses listed in Penal Code sections 667.5(c), 1192.7(c), and 1192.8 (listed in
Addendum pages 1-4), or circumstances enumerated in Penal Code sections 667.51(c) and 667.6(b)
DEFENDANT SERVED A PRIOR PRISON TERM WITHIN THE PAST FIVE YEARS ................................... 10,000
Penal Code sections 667.5(a) and (b)
OTHER ENHANCEMENTS
FELONY THAT IS A HATE CRIME .................................................................................................................. 25,000
Penal Code sections 422.7 and 422.75
SPECIFIED OFFENSES AGAINST VICTIM OVER 65, UNDER 14, DISABLED ............................................ 25,000
Includes circumstances enumerated in Penal Code sections 667.9 and 667.10
FELONY OFFENSE COMMITTED WHILE FELONY CHARGES PENDING AGAINST
DEFENDANT, OR WHILE DEFENDANT ON PAROLE OR FELONY PROBATION....................................... 25,000
Including but not limited to circumstances enumerated in Penal Code section 12022.1
ANY ENHANCEMENT, NOT OTHERWISE LISTED ON THIS SCHEDULE,
WHICH CARRIES A POSSIBLE TERM OF LIFE IMPRISONMENT .......................................................... 1,000,000
Includes circumstances enumerated in Penal Code sections PC 667.61, PC 667.7, PC 667.71
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264. Approved by the Executive
Committee of the Superior
Court of California,
County of Los Angeles

265. VIOLENT FELONY REFERENCE SHEET
Charge Description PC 667.5
Reference
XXXXXXXXXXXXXX Any felony punishable by death or life imprisonment 667.5(c)(7)
PC 37 Treason 667.5(c)(7)
PC 128 Perjury resulting in capital punishment 667.5(c)(7)
PC 136.1 Preventing or dissuading testimony, if a felony under 667.5(c)(20)
Penal Code Section 186.22
PC 187 Murder 667.5(c)(1)
PC 192 Voluntary manslaughter 667.5(c)(1)
PC 203 Mayhem 667.5(c)(2)
PC 205 Aggravated mayhem 667.5(c)(2)
PC 207 Kidnapping 667.5(c)(14)
PC 211 Any robbery 667.5(c)(9)
PC 215(a) Carjacking 667.5(c)(17)
PC 220 Assault with intent to commit specified felony 667.5(c)(15)
PC 261(a)(2), (a)(6) Rape 667.5(c)(3)
PC 262(a)(1), (a)(4) Spousal rape 667.5(c)(3)
PC 264.1 Rape, spousal rape, or sexual penetration in concert 667.5(c)(18)
PC 286(c), (d) Sodomy 667.5(c)(4)
PC 288(a), (b) Lewd or lascivious act 667.5(c)(6)
PC 288.5 Continuous sexual abuse of a child 667.5(c)(16)
PC 288a(c), (d) Oral copulation 667.5(c)(5)
PC 289(a), (j) Sexual penetration 667.5(c)(11)
PC 451(a), (b) Arson 667.5(c)(10)
PC 459, 460(a) First degree burglary of inhabited dwelling with person 667.5(c)(21)
present
PC 518 Extortion which would constitute a felony violation of 667.5(c)(19)
Penal Code Section 186.22
PC 664/187 Attempted murder 667.5(c)(12)
PC 11418(b), (c) Use weapon of mass destruction in form that may 667.5(c)(23)
cause widespread illness/injury or damage to natural
resources
PC 12022.3(a) Use of firearm in commission of specified sex offenses 667.5(c)(8)
PC 12022.5 Use of firearm in commission of felony 667.5(c)(8)
PC 12022.53 Use or discharge of firearm in specified felonies 667.5(c)(22)
PC 12022.55 Intentional infliction of great bodily injury or death by 667.5(c)(8)
discharging firearm from vehicle
PC 12022.7 Infliction of great bodily injury in commission of felony 667.5(c)(8)
PC 12022.8 Infliction of great bodily injury in commission of 667.5(c)(8)
specified sex offenses
PC 12022.9 Intentional infliction of injury upon pregnant victim which 667.5(c)(8)
terminates pregnancy
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266. VIOLENT FELONY REFERENCE SHEET
Charge Description PC 667.5
Reference
PC 12308 Explosion of device with intent to commit murder 667.5(c)(13)
PC 12309 Explosion of device which causes bodily injury 667.5(c)(13)
PC 12310 Explosion of device which causes death, mayhem or 667.5(c)(13)
great bodily injury
SERIOUS FELONY REFERENCE SHEET
Charge Description PC 1192.7
Reference
XXXXXXXXXXX Any felony punishable by death or life imprisonment 1192.7(c)(7)
XXXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXXXXXXX Any felony in which the defendant personally inflicts 1192.7(c)(8)
XXXXXXXXXXX great bodily injury on any person, other than an
XXXXXXXXXXX accomplice, or any felony in which the defendant
XXXXXXXXXXX personally uses a firearm
XXXXXXXXXXX Assault by life prisoner on a non-inmate 1192.7(c)(12)
XXXXXXXXXXX Exploding a destructive device with intent to injure 1197.2(c)(15)
XXXXXXXXXXX Attempt to commit a felony punishable by death or 1192.7(c)(22)
XXXXXXXXXXX imprisonment in the state prison for life
XXXXXXXXXXX Any felony in which the defendant personally used a 1192.7(c)(23)
XXXXXXXXXXX dangerous or deadly weapon
XXXXXXXXXXX Selling, furnishing, administering, giving, or offering to 1192.7(c)(24)
XXXXXXXXXXX sell, furnish, administer, or give to a minor any heroin,
XXXXXXXXXXX cocaine, phencyclidine (PCP), or any
XXXXXXXXXXX methamphetamine-related drug, as described in
XXXXXXXXXXX paragraph (2) of subdivision (d) of Section 11055 of
XXXXXXXXXXX the Health and Safety Code, or any of the precursors
XXXXXXXXXXX of methamphetamines, as described in subparagraph
XXXXXXXXXXX (A) of paragraph (1) of subdivision (f) of Section
XXXXXXXXXXX 11055 or subdivision (a) of Section 11100 of the
XXXXXXXXXXX Health and Safety Code
XXXXXXXXXXX Attempt to commit a crime listed in 1192.7(c) other 1192.7(c)(39)
XXXXXXXXXXX than an assault
XXXXXXXXXXX Conspiracy to commit a crime listed in 1192.7(c) 1192.7(c)(42)
PC 136.1 Victim or witness intimidation 1192.7(c)(37)
PC 186.22 Criminal street gang activity that constitutes a felony 1192.7(c)(28)
PC 187 Murder 1192.7(c)(1)
PC 191.5 Gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated 1192.8
PC 192(a), (c)(1) Voluntary manslaughter, Vehicular manslaughter 1192.7(c)(1),
1192.8
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267. SERIOUS FELONY REFERENCE SHEET
Charge Description PC 1192.7
Reference
PC 192.5(a), (b), Vehicular manslaughter-vessel 1192.8
(c)
PC 203 Mayhem 1192.7(c)(2)
PC 207 Kidnapping 1192.7(c)(20)
PC 211 Robbery/bank robbery 1192.7(c)(19)
PC 215(a) Carjacking 1192.7(c)(27)
PC 220/211/261 Assault with intent to commit rape/robbery 1192.7(c)(10)
PC 220 Assault with intent to commit mayhem, rape, sodomy, 1192.7(c)(29)
or oral copulation
PC 244 Assault with caustic chemicals, etc. 1192.7(c)(30)
PC 245 Assault with a deadly weapon or instrument on a 1192.7(c)(11)(31)
peace officer or firefighter
PC 245.2, 245.3, Assault with a deadly weapon or instrument on a 1192.7(c)(32)
245.5 public transit employee, custodial officer or school
employee
PC 246 Discharging firearm at inhabited dwelling, vehicle, or 1192.7(c)(33)
aircraft
PC 246.3 Discharging firearm in grossly negligent manner. 1192.7(c)(8)
(People v. Leslie (1996) 47 Cal.App.4th 198, rev.
denied).
PC 261 Rape 1192.7(c)(3)
PC 264.1 Rape/sexual penetration in concert by force or 1192.7(c)(34)
violence
PC 286(c) Sodomy by force, violence, duress, menace, fear or 1192.7(c)(4)
threat of retaliation on victim or another
PC 288 Lewd acts on a child under 14 1192.7(c)(6)
PC 288.5 Continuous sexual abuse of a child 1192.7(c)(35)
PC 288a(c) Oral copulation by force, violence, duress, menace or 1192.7(c)(5)
fear
PC 288a(d) Oral copulation by force, violence, duress, menace or 1192.7(c)(5)
fear – acting in concert
PC 289(a) Sexual penetration by force, violence, duress, 1192.7(c)(25)
menace or fear
PC 422 Criminal threats 1192.7(c)(38)
PC 451(a) Arson 1192.7(c)(14)
PC 459 First degree burglary 1192.7(c)(18)
PC 487 Grand theft involving firearm 1192.7(c)(26)
PC 664/187 Attempted murder 1192.7(c)(9)
PC 4501 Assault with a deadly weapon by an inmate 1192.7(c)(13)
PC 4503 Holding of hostage by state prisoner 1192.7(c)(21)
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268. SERIOUS FELONY REFERENCE SHEET
Charge Description PC 1192.7
Reference
PC 11418(b), (c) Use weapon of mass destruction in form that may 1192.7(c)(41)
cause widespread illness/injury or damage to natural
resources
PC 12022.53 Use or discharge of firearm in specified felonies 1192.7(c)(40)
PC 12034(c), (d) Shooting from a vehicle 1192.7(c)(36)
PC 12308 Explosion of destructive device with intent to commit 1192.7(c)(17)
murder
PC 12309 Explosion of destructive device which causes bodily 1192.7(c)(16)
injury
PC 12310 Explosion of destructive device which causes 1192.7(c)(16)
mayhem or great bodily injury
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269. 2010
UNIFORM BAIL SCHEDULE
(Felony and Misdemeanor)
SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF ORANGE

270. Superior Court of California
County of Orange
Chambers of 700 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE WEST
Thomas M. Goethals SANTA ANA, CA 92701
SUPERVISING JUDGE (714) 834-3792
TO: ORANGE COUNTY BAIL SCHEDULE HOLDERS
LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES
SUBJECT: 2010 UNIFORM BAIL SCHEDULE
(FELONY AND MISDEMEANOR)
1. Orange County Bail Schedule Holders
Pursuant to Penal Code section 1269b, this bail schedule was approved by the judges of
the Superior Court of California, County of Orange, and effective January 1, 2010.
2. Law Enforcement Agencies
Prevailing legislation places the burden on law enforcement agencies to notify the
magistrate if the scheduled bail is not adequate for the crime.
It is recommended that each agency make their personnel cognizant of Penal Code
section 1270.l, as certain provisions may apply if bail modification occurs.
Also, paraphrased below is Penal Code section 1269c:
1269c PC. Orders setting bail in excess of, or less than, schedule amount. If a
defendant is arrested without a warrant for a bailable felony offense or for the
misdemeanor offense of violating a domestic violence restraining order, and a
peace officer has reasonable cause to believe that the amount of bail set forth in
the schedule is insufficient to assure the defendant’s appearance or to assure the
protection of a victim, or family member of a victim, of domestic violence, the
peace officer shall prepare a declaration under penalty of perjury setting forth the
facts and circumstances in support [of a higher bail].
3. Further information is available 24 hours a day through Detention Release by calling
(714) 647-4581.
Thomas M. Goethals, Chairman
Uniform Bail Procedures Committee

271. ORANGE COUNTY UNIFORM BAIL SCHEDULE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Felony Bail Schedule .........................................................................................................................1
Application……….....................................................................................................................1
Persons Not Entitled to Bail .....................................................................................................1
Bail for Offenses Involving Larceny .........................................................................................1
Presumptive Bail ......................................................................................................................1
Penal Code Section 1270.1......................................................................................................2
Bail Limit for Multiple Offenses ................................................................................................2
Holds for Out -of-County Charges ...........................................................................................2
Violation of Probation ..............................................................................................................2
Code Sections and Subsections..............................................................................................2
Revisions/Additions to Felony Bail Schedule ..........................................................................2
Penal Code Description - Felony .............................................................................................3
Vehicle Code Description - Felony ..........................................................................................9
Health & Safety Code Description - Felony ............................................................................10
Misdemeanor/Infraction Bail Schedule………………………………………………………...............13
Determining Misdemeanor Bail ...............................................................................................13
Determining Infraction Bail ......................................................................................................13
Revisions/Additions to Misdemeanor /Infraction Bail Schedule …….......................................14
Additions to Superior Court Case Management System…......................................................14
Bail Limit for Multiple Felony/Misdemeanor Offenses .............................................................14
Determining Bail on Warrants Processed by the Clerk’s Office …………………………………14
Unlisted Penal Code Misdemeanor ……..................................................................................16
Unlisted Health & Safety Code Misdemeanor .........................................................................17
Unlisted Vehicle Code Misdemeanor ......................................................................................18

272. 2010 FELONY BAIL SCHEDULE
A. Determining Felony Bail:
1. Felony Bail Schedule shall be applicable throughout Orange County and is
applicable to all arrests without a warrant for bailable felony offenses.
B. Persons not entitled to be released on bail are those charged with:
1. Capital crimes (i.e. murder with special circumstance), when the facts are
evident or the presumption great. Penal Code section 1270.5 & California
Constitution, Article 1, Section 12(a);
2. Felony offenses involving act of violence on another person when the facts
are evident or the presumption great and the court finds based upon clear
and convincing evidence that there is a substantial likelihood the person’s
release would result in great bodily harm to others; or
3. Felony offenses when the facts are evident or the presumption great and the
court finds based upon clear and convincing evidence that the person has
threatened another with great bodily harm and that there is a substantial
likelihood that the person would carry out the threat if released. California
Constitution, Article 1, Section 12(c).
C. Bail for offenses involving larceny under the Penal Code, as listed in this schedule
(e.g. P.C. 487, 496, 504, etc.), is the scheduled amount or the amount of [loss],
whichever is higher. This policy is also to apply to fraud type offenses of other
Codes (e.g. Insurance Code, Revenue and Taxation Code, etc) for which no
presumptive bail is specified in this schedule, at the presumptive bail for top term
potential, below, or the amount of loss, whichever is higher.
D. For all offenses and enhancements for which no presumptive bail is specified in this
schedule, the presumptive bail shall be set according to state prison top term
potential for the offense plus enhancement:
Top term 3 years 20,000
Top term 4 years 25,000
Top term 5 years 30,000
Top term 6 years 35,000
Top term 7 years 40,000
Top term 8 years 45,000
Top term 9 years 50,000
Top term 10 years 55,000
Top term 11 years 65,000
Top term 12 years 70,000
Top term 13 years 75,000
Top term 14 years 80,000
Top term 15 years 90,000
Top term 16 years 100,000
All life sentences 1,000,000
One Strike Prior 100,000
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273. E. Penal Code section 1270.1 prohibits the release of an arrestee on bail in an amount
OTHER THAN THAT SET FORTH ON THE BAIL SCHEDULE prior to a hearing in
open court for:
1. Violent felonies as described in Penal Code section 667.5(c), but not 460(a);
2. Serious felonies as described in Penal Code section 1192.7(c) (including
those listed in Penal Code section 1192.8); and
3. Violations of Penal Code sections 136.1(c), 243(e)(1), 262, 273.5, 273.6,
422 (as a felony), and 646.9.
F. Bail Limit for Multiple Offenses - A bail limit for a case with multiple charges will be
established as follows:
1. Felony only. The highest bail amount for any one felony offense, plus
enhancement, will apply.
2. Felony with misdemeanor or infraction violations. The highest bail amount for
any one felony offense, plus enhancement, will apply. Misdemeanor and
infraction bails will not be considered.
G. Holds for Out-of-County Charges - The Felony Bail Schedule will apply to holds
placed for out-of-county charges when no amount has been previously established
or shown on a warrant.
H. Violation of Probation -
1. Arrest without a warrant shall have NO BAIL if offense is for violating the
terms of felony probation.
2. BAIL will be set at $15,000.00 if offense is for violating the terms of
misdemeanor probation.
I. All references to a code section shall include all subsections thereof unless a specific
bail is set forth for a particular subsection.
J. Revisions/Additions to the Felony Bail Schedule
The following procedure is established to make interim changes to the bail schedule
without a formal meeting of the bail committee:
1. The staff will present to the chairperson of the Uniform Bail Procedures
Committee all proposed interim changes to the approved bail schedule.
2. When the changes have been approved, a revised page for the bail schedule
will distributed to all agencies holding authorized copies.
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274. SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF ORANGE
FELONY BAIL SCHEDULE
PENAL CODE
PENAL CODE OFFENSE BAIL
SECTION
114 Using false documents to conceal true citizenship 50,000
182 Conspiracy Same as substantive
offense
187 Murder - with special circumstance No bail
All other murders 1,000,000
191.5 Vehicular homicide (DUI with gross negligence) 100,000
100,000
192(a) Manslaughter - voluntary
192(b) Manslaughter - involuntary 25,000
192(c) Manslaughter - driving vehicle with gross negligence 100,000
192(c)(3) Vehicular homicide (DUI without gross negligence) 100,000
192(c)(4) Vehicular homicide (accident caused for financial gain) 100,000
203 Mayhem 100,000
205 Aggravated mayhem (life) 1,000,000
207 Kidnapping 100,000
207(b) Kidnapping victim under 14 years of age 500,000
209(a) Kidnapping for ransom or extortion (life) 1,000,000
209(b) Kidnapping for robbery (life) 1,000,000
209.5 Kidnapping during a carjacking (life) 1,000,000
210.5 False imprisonment - kidnap to evade arrest 1,000,000
211 Robbery
212.5(a)(b) First Degree 100,000
212.5(c) Second Degree 50,000
215 Carjacking 100,000
219 Train wrecking (life) 1,000,000
220(a) Assault with intent to commit mayhem, rape, sodomy, oral copulation, Same as substantive
or any violation of Penal Code section 264.1, 288 or 289 offense
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275. PENAL CODE
OFFENSE BAIL
SECTION
220(b) Assault with intent to commit sexual offense, or any violation of
Penal Code section 264.1, 288 or 289 during the commission of 1st
degree burglary (life) 1,000,000
237(b) False imprisonment - elder or dependent person 50,000
243 Battery
243(c) upon peace officer, etc. with injury 20,000
243(d) with serious bodily injury 25,000
243.4 Sexual battery 25,000
245(a)(1) Assault with deadly weapon or force likely to produce G.B.I 25,000
245(a)(2) Assault with a firearm 50,000
245(c) Assault with deadly weapon other than a firearm or force likely to 50,000
produce G.B.I. upon a peace officer or firefighter
245(d)(1) Assault with a firearm upon a peace officer or firefighter 100,000
245(d)(2) Assault with a semiautomatic upon a peace officer or firefighter 100,000
246 Shooting at inhabited dwelling, building, occupied motor vehicle 250,000
246.3 Discharge of firearm - gross negligence 25,000
261 Rape 100,000
261.5(c) Unlawful sexual intercourse with person under 18 years of age 20,000
262 Spousal rape 100,000
264.1 Rape in concert with force & violence 100,000
266h Pimping 35,000
266h(b)(1) Pimping for prostitute minor over 16 years of age 35,000
266h(b)(2) Pimping for prostitute under 16 years of age 45,000
266i Pandering 35,000
273a(a) Willful harm or injury to child likely to produce G.B.I. 100,000
273d(a) Corporal punishment or injury of child 50,000
273.5 Corporal injury of spouse, cohabitant former spouse or cohabitant or 50,000
mother or father of his or her child
With prior conviction under 273.5(e) 100,000
278 Child stealing 25,000
286 Sodomy
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276. PENAL CODE
OFFENSE BAIL
SECTION
286(b)(1) If victim under 18 years of age 50,000
286(b)(2) If victim under 16 and defendant over 21 years of age 50,000
286(c) If victim under 14 and defendant more than 10 years older than victim or 100,000
defendant compelled another by force, duress or threats of great bodily injury
286(d) If in concert with force and violence 100,000
286(e) If committed in state prison or jail 50,000
286(f) & (g) If victim unconscious or nature of act/incapable of consent 100,000
288(a) Lewd act with child under 14 years of age 100,000
288(b)(1) & (2) Lewd act with child under 14 years with force 100,000
288a Oral copulation
288a(b)(1) If victim under 18 years of age 50,000
288a(b)(2) If victim under 16 and defendant over 21 years of age 50,000
288a(c) If victim under 14 and defendant more than 10 years older than victim 100,000
or defendant compelled another to participate by force, duress or
threats of G.B.I.
288a(d) If in concert with force and violence 100,000
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277. PENAL CODE OFFENSE BAIL
SECTION
288a(e) If committed in state prison or jail 50,000
288a(f) & (g) If victim unconscious of nature of act/incapable of consent 100,000
Contacting, communicating with a minor with intent to commit the
288.3(a) following offenses specified in Section 207, 209, 261, 264.1, 273a,
100,000
286, 288a, 288.2, 289, 311.1, 311.2, 311.4 or 311.11 involving the
minor
289 Penetration by foreign object 100,000
314.1 Indecent exposure 20,000
368(b)(1) Elder abuse 50,000
422 Criminal threats 50,000
451(a) Arson causing G.B.I. 100,000
451(b) Arson, inhabited structure 250,000
451(c) Arson, structure or forest land 50,000
452(a) Recklessly causing fire with G.B.I. 50,000
454 Arson during state of emergency 150,000
459 Burglary
Residential 50,000
464 Burglary with explosives 50,000
487 Grand theft 20,000
Or amount of theft, whichever is higher
504, 504a, Embezzlement 20,000
504b, 505,
506, 514
Or amount stolen, whichever is higher
518, 522, 523 Extortion 20,000
548 Defrauding insurer 30,000
Or amount taken, whichever is greater
646.9(a) Stalking 20,000
646.9(b) Stalking / with temporary restraining order 100,000
646.9(c) Stalking / with designated prior 150,000
647.6 Child molestation with specified prior 100,000
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278. PENAL CODE OFFENSE BAIL
SECTION
653f(b) Solicit murder 1,000,000
653f(c) Solicit rape, etc. 100,000
664(a) Attempt where completed crime punishable by state prison except for Same as substantive
attempted murder offense
664/187 Attempted murder 500,000
Willful & premeditated 1,000,000
666 Petty theft with prior conviction for petty theft on which time was 20,000
served
1551.1 Fugitive (arrest without warrant) 50,00
1552.1 Fugitive (see code) No Bail
4530 Escape, attempted escape from prison with or without force or 50,000
violence
4532(a) Escape, attempted escape by misdemeanant, inebriate, or person on 50,000
work furlough from jail, industrial farm, etc.
plus bail amount on original charge
4532(b) Escape, attempted escape by felon from jail, industrial farm, etc.
(Convicted) No bail
(Not convicted) 100,000
plus bail amount on original charge
4573 Bringing controlled substance into jail 25,000
4574 Smuggling weapon into jail or prison 50,000
11418 Possession, etc. weapons of mass destruction 500,000
(except (b)(1)
11418(b)(1) Employ weapon of mass destruction-cause of death (life) 1,000,000
11419 Weapons of mass destruction and biological agents 500,000
12020 Dangerous weapons, manufacture, sale, possession; carrying 20,000
explosive or concealed dirk or dagger
12021 Concealable firearms, ownership or possession by felon, addict 20,000
12025(b)(1) Concealed weapon on person or in vehicle without license with prior 20,000
felony conviction or prior violation of deadly weapons act
12025(b)(5) Concealed weapon on person with prior conviction of crimes against 20,000
person, property, or involving drugs
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279. PENAL CODE OFFENSE BAIL
SECTION
12031 Possession of a loaded firearm 20,000
12034(c) Personally shooting from motor vehicle 250,000
12303.1 Carrying or placing explosive on common carrier 500,000
12303.2 Possession of destructive devices or explosives in public places 500,000
12303.3 Possession of exploding or destructive device or explosive with intent 1,000,000
to injure
12308 Exploding destructive device or explosive with intent to murder (life) 1,000,000
12309 Unlawful explosion causing bodily injury 500,000
12312 Possession of materials with intent to make destructive device or 150,000
explosive
12370 Felon with body armor 50,000
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280. SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF ORANGE
FELONY BAIL SCHEDULE
VEHICLE CODE
VEHICLE OFFENSE BAIL
CODE
SECTION
2800.2 Attempting to evade peace officer while driving recklessly 25,000
2800.3 Willful flight causing GBI./death 100,000
10801 Owning or operating a chop shop 50,000
10851(a) Driving car without consent 20,000
10851(b),(e) Driving car without consent 25,000
Specified vehicles, 666.5 prior
20001 Hit and run: personal injury / death 50,000
23152 Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs 50,000
If a felony per Vehicle Code section 23550 or 23550.5
23153 Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs: bodily injury 100,000
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281. SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF ORANGE
FELONY BAIL SCHEDULE
HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE
HEALTH & OFFENSE BAIL
SAFETY CODE
SECTION
11350 Illegal possession of certain specific or classified controlled substances 20,000
11351 Possession or purchase for sale of certain specific or classified controlled 25,000
substances
More than 8 oz. 50,000
More than 1 lb. 100,000
1 kg. 500,000
4 kg. 1,000,000
10 kg. 2,000,000
20 kg. 3,000,000
40 kg. 4,000,000
80 kg. 5,000,000
11351.5 Possession or purchase for sale of cocaine base 30,000
More than 8 oz. 50,000
More than 1 lb. 100,000
More than 1 kg. 500,000
11352 Illegal transportation, sale, furnishing of certain specific or classified 30,000
controlled substances
More than 8 oz. 50,000
More than 1 lb. 100,000
1 kg. 500,000
4 kg. 1,000,000
10 kg. 2,000,000
20 kg. 3,000,000
40 kg. 4,000,000
80 kg. 5,000,000
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282. OFFENSE BAIL
HEALTH &
SAFETY CODE
SECTION
Person 18 years or over using minor in sale, transportation, or giving to a 50,000
11353 minor certain specific or classified controlled substances
11353.5 Adult preparing to sell to minor drugs or narcotics 50,000
11357(a) Concentrated cannabis 20,000
11358 Marijuana: cultivate, process 20,000
If over 25 lbs. 50,000
11359 Marijuana, possession for sale 25,000
If over 25 lbs. 50,000
If over 50 lbs. 100,000
11360(a) Marijuana: transportation, sale, furnishing 25,000
If over 25 lbs. 50,000
If over 50 lbs. 100,000
11361 Marijuana: person 18 years or over using minor under 14 years of age in 50,000
sale, transportation, giving to minor
If over 50 lbs. 100,000
11377 Possession of controlled substances 20,000
11378 Possession of controlled substances for sale 25,000
More than 8 oz. 50,000
More than 1 lb. 100,000
1 kg. or 30 liters 500,000
4 kg. or 100 liters 1,000,000
10 kg. or 200 liters 2,000,000
20 kg. or 400 liters 3,000,000
11378.5 Possession or purchase for sale of PCP 30,000
If over 1 gallon liquid or 8 oz. powder 50,000
1 kg. or 30 liters 500,000
4 kg. or 100 liters 1,000,000
10 kg. or 200 liters 2,000,000
20 kg. or 400 liters 3,000,000
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283. OFFENSE BAIL
HEALTH &
SAFETY CODE
SECTION
11379
Sale of controlled substances 25,000
More than 8 oz. 50,000
More than 1 lb. 100,000
1 kg. or 30 liters 500,000
4 kg. or 100 liters 1,000,000
10 kg. or 200 liters 2,000,000
20 kg. or 400 liters 3,000,000
11379.5 Sale of PCP 30,000
If over 1 gallon liquid or 8 oz. powder 50,000
1 kg. or 30 liters 500,000
4 kg. or 100 liters 1,000,000
10 kg. or 200 liters 2,000,000
20 kg. or 400 liters 3,000,000
11379.6(a) Manufacture of any controlled substance 75,000
11379.7 Violation of (or attempt) Penal Code section 11379.6 or 11383
When child under 16 present 100,000
When child under 16 suffers G.B.I. 500,000
11379.8 Violation of section 11379.6
If over 1 lb. or 3 gallons 100,000
If over 3 lbs. or 10 gallons 500,000
If over 10 lbs. or 25 gallons 1,000,000
If over 44 lbs. or 105 gallons 2,000,000
11380 Soliciting minor re controlled substances 50,000
11383(a) Possession of precursors with intent to manufacture methamphetamine 50,000
11383(b) Possession of precursors with intent to manufacture PCP 50,000
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284. 2010 MISDEMEANOR / INFRACTION BAIL SCHEDULE
A. Determining Misdemeanor Bail
1. Bail shall be determined by first using the amount set forth in this
schedule (Penal Code section 1269b(c)).
2. If the violation is not specifically set forth in this schedule, then bail
shall be the amount set forth in the most current publication of the
Judicial Council Uniform Bail and Penalty Schedule (Rule 4.102,
California Rules of Court). 1
3. If bail cannot be set under the provisions of number 1 and 2 above,
then the bail shall be $500 for all violations of statutes, regulations or
ordinances.
B. Determining Infraction Bail
1. Bail shall be determined by first using the most current publication of
the Judicial Council Uniform Bail and Penalty Schedule is hereby
adopted and incorporated by reference.
2. If bail cannot be set under the provisions of number 1 above, then the
bail shall be $50 for all violations of statutes, regulations or ordinances,
except that if the minimum fine for the offense is greater than or less
than $50 the bail shall be the amount of the minimum fine.
3. For those infractions not set forth in the Judicial Council Bail Schedule
in which the statute reflects a minimum and maximum fine (e.g. “a fine
of not less than XXX and not more than XXX”), the bail shall be at the
minimum fine amount.
4. For those infractions not set forth in the Judicial Council Bail Schedule
in which the statute reflects a “fine of not to exceed XXX” and the
amount is greater than $50, then the bail shall be set at $50 (e.g. “a
fine not to exceed $100”). The bail shall be set at $50, as referenced
under the provisions of number 2 above.
5. If the infraction penalty statute requires a sentence, in addition to a
monetary fine, the infraction shall require a mandatory appearance to
enable the judicial officer to impose the full sentence.
6. If a sentence reflects a fine or an alternative, (e.g. community service)
the infraction penalty statute shall require a mandatory appearance to
permit judicial discretion in the sentencing.
1
The Judicial Council Uniform Bail and Penalty Schedule may be located on the court website at
www.occourts.org.
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285. C. Revisions/Additions to Misdemeanor/Infraction Schedule
The following procedure is established to make interim changes to the bail
schedule without a formal meeting of the bail committee:
1. The staff will present to the chairperson of the Uniform Bail Procedure
Committee all proposed interim changes to the approved bail
schedule.
2. When the changes have been approved, a revised page for the bail
schedule will be distributed to all agencies holding authorized copies.
D. Additions to Superior Court Case Management System
When it is necessary to add a new violation to the Superior Court case
management system bail maintenance table, court staff will refer to Section A
and B above.
E. Bail Limit for Multiple Felony / Misdemeanor Offenses
The highest bail amount for any one offense will apply.
F. Determining Bail on Warrants Processed by the Clerk’s Office
1. Misdemeanor Minor Offenses 2
a. Failure to appear misdemeanor minor offenses, add violation of
Vehicle Code section 40508(a) or Penal Code section 853.7; issue
mandatory appearance warrant with bail amount set at $2,500 (add
license hold at Department of Motor Vehicles, if eligible.)
b. Failure to pay misdemeanor minor offenses Vehicle Code
violations, add violation of Vehicle Code section 40508(b); issue a
mandatory appearance warrant with bail amount set at $2,500 (add
license hold at Department of Motor Vehicles, if eligible.)
c. Failure to pay misdemeanor minor offenses non Vehicle Code
violations, issue a mandatory appearance Bench Warrant for
$5000 (add license hold at Department of Motor Vehicles, if
eligible.)
2. Mandatory Infractions
a. Failure to appear mandatory infractions, add violation of Vehicle
Code section 40508(a) or Penal Code section 853.7; issue a
mandatory appearance warrant with a bail amount set at $1,500
(add license hold at Department of Motor Vehicles, if eligible.)
2
See list of Misdemeanor Minor Offenses, adopted by the Supervising Judges Committee, April 21,
2005.
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286. b. Failure to pay mandatory infractions, add violation of Vehicle
Code section 40508(b); issue a mandatory appearance warrant
with a bail amount set at $1,500 (add license hold at Department of
Motor Vehicles, if eligible.)
c. Failure to pay mandatory infraction non Vehicle Code
violations, issue a mandatory appearance Bench Warrant for
$1500 (add license hold at the Department of Motor Vehicles, if
eligible.)
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287. SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF ORANGE
MISDEMEANOR BAIL SCHEDULE
UNLISTED PENAL CODE MISDEMEANOR - $500.00
PENAL CODE
VIOLATION DESCRIPTION BAIL
166 Contempt $15,000
243 Battery against peace officer $2,500
243(e)(1) Battery against spouse; others $10,000
273.6 Violation of protective order, temporary restraining $15,000
order, or injunction
273.65(a) Violation of protective order related to children $15,000
368(b)(1)(c) Abuse of elder/dependent adult w/injury $10,000
368(d) Abuse of elder/dependent adult; theft/embezzlement $10,000
647(a) Lewd conduct in public place $1,000
647(b) Prostitution $1,000
2nd offense $2,500
3rd offense $5,000
653m Annoying communications $1,000
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288. SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF ORANGE
MISDEMEANOR BAIL SCHEDULE
HEALTH & SAFETY CODE
UNLISTED HEALTH & SAFETY CODE MISDEMEANOR - $500.00
H&S
VIOLATION DESCRIPTION BAIL
11550 Narcotic addict $1,000
2nd & subsequent violations $2,500
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289. SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF ORANGE
MISDEMEANOR BAIL SCHEDULE
VEHICLE CODE
Unlisted Vehicle Code Misdemeanor - $500.00
VEHICLE CODE
VIOLATION DESCRIPTION BAIL
14601.2(a),(b) Suspended license-DUI $2,500
14601.3 Habitual traffic offender $2,500
*23152(a),(b), (c), DUI-1st offense $2,500
&(d)
DUI-2nd (within 10 yrs.) $10,000
DUI-3rd (within 10 yrs.) $15,000
DUI-4th (within 10 yrs.) (A felony, see page 7)
23153(a),(b),(d) DUI with injury 1st offense $25,000
2nd offense (within 10 yrs) $25,000
* Bail shall NOT be doubled pursuant to VC 42009
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290. San Bernardino County
2010 Felony Bail Schedule
CODE PRESUMPTIVE
OFFENSE
SECTION BAIL
25,000
50,000 if serious-
violent or half the
32 ACCESSORIES
amount of the
principal offense,
whichever is greater
67 BRIBERY OF STATE EXECUTIVE OFFICER… 25,000
BRIBERY OF PUBLIC OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE (If theft or thing given or
67.5 25,000
offered would be grand theft)…
68 BRIBE, SOLICITING BY PUBLIC OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE… 25,000
69 RESISTING ARREST/THREATENING OFFICER… 50,000
76 THREATS TO THE LIFE OF AN OFFICIAL OR JUDGE… 250,000
BRIBERY, OFFERING, ACCEPTING BY JUDGES, JURORS,
92, 93 100,000
REFEREES…
MANUFACTURING FALSE DOCUMENTS TO CONCEAL TRUE
113 75,000
CITIZENSHIP…
114 USING FALSE DOCUMENTS TO CONCEAL TRUE CITIZENSHIP… 50,000
115 OFFERING FORGED/FALSE DOCUMENTS FOR FILING… 35,000
118 PERJURY… 50,000
127 SUBORNATION OF PERJURY… 50,000
PREVENTING, DISSUADING WITNESS FROM ATTENDANCE,
136.1(c) 100,000
TESTIFYING…
137(a)(b) INFLUENCING TESTIMONY… 100,000
149 ASSAULT BY OFFICER UNDER COLOR OF AUTHORITY… 50,000
165 BRIBERY OF COUNCILMAN, SUPERVISOR, ETC… 25,000
Same as substantive
182 CONSPIRACY…
offense
50,000
or double the amount
186.10(a) MONEY LAUNDERING
involved, whichever
is greater
186.22(a) MEMBER CRIMINAL STREET GANG 100,000
MURDER – with special circumstances… No Bail
187
All other murders… 1,000,000
191.5 VEHICULAR HOMICIDE (DUI with gross negligence).. 250,000
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291. San Bernardino County
2010 Felony Bail Schedule
CODE PRESUMPTIVE
OFFENSE
SECTION BAIL
192(a) MANSLAUGHTER – Voluntary… 250,000
192(b) MANSLAUGHTER – Involuntary… 75,000
192(c)(1) MANSLAUGHTER – Driving vehicle with gross negligence… 100,000
192(c)(2) MANSLAUGHTER – Driving vehicle without gross negligence… 75,000
192(c)(3) VEHICULAR HOMICIDE - (financial gain)… 250,000
203 MAYHEM… 100,000
205 AGGRAVATED MAYHEM (LIFE)… 1,000,000
207 KIDNAPPING… 250,000
See
KIDNAPPING FOR PURPOSE OF FELONY SEXUAL OFFENSE… 500,000
667.8(a)
207(b) KIDNAPPING VICTIM UNDER 14… 500,000
209(a) KIDNAPPING FOR RANSOM OR EXTORTION… 1,000,000
209(b) KIDNAPPING FOR ROBBERY (LIFE)… 1,000,000
209.5 KIDNAPPING DURING A CARJACKING… 1,000,000
210.5 FALSE IMPRISONMENT – KIDNAP TO EVADE ARREST… 250,000
ROBBERY
211 212.5(a)(b) 1st Degree… 200,000
212.5(c) 2nd Degree… 100,000
215 CARJACKING… 250,000
See 664 ATTEMPTED ROBBERY… 50,000
214 TRAIN ROBBERY… 100,000
217.1 ATTEMPT TO KILL SPECIFIED PUBLIC OFFICIALS… 500,000
218 DERAILING OR WRECKING TRAIN… 100,000
219 TRAINWRECKING (LIFE)… 1,000,000
THROWING ROCKS OR MISSILES AT COMMON CARRIER
219.1 Without injury… 25,000
With injury… 50,000
THROWING OBJECTS OR MISSILES AT TRAIN OR OTHER
219.2 25,000
CONVEYANCE FOR CARRYING PASSENGERS…
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO COMMIT MAYHEM, RAPE, SODOMY,
Same as Substantive
220 ORAL COPULATION, OR ANY VIOLATION OF P.C. SECTION – 264.1,
Offense
288 OR 289…
222 ADMINISTERING DRUGS TO AID FELONY… 25,000
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292. San Bernardino County
2010 Felony Bail Schedule
CODE PRESUMPTIVE
OFFENSE
SECTION BAIL
236 FALSE IMPRISONMENT… 50,000
241.1 ASSAULT – Upon custodial officer… 50,000
243 BATTERY…
243(c) Upon a peace officer or fireman with injury… 50,000
243(d) With serious bodily injury… 100,000
243.1 BATTERY – Upon custodial officer in performance of duties… 50,000
243.4 SEXUAL BATTERY… 50,000
243.9 ADULT GASSING… 75,000
244 ASSAULT WITH CHEMICALS… 100,000
ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON OR FORCE LIKELY TO
245(a)(1) 50,000
PRODUCE GREAT BODILY INJURY…
245(a)(2) ASSAULT WITH A FIREARM… 50,000
ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON OTHER THAN A FIREARM OR
245(c) FORCE LIKELY TO PRODUCE GREAT BODILY INJURY UPON A 50,000
PEACE OFFICER OR FIREMAN…
ASSAULT WITH A FIREARM UPON A PEACE OFFICER OR
245(d)(1) 250,000
FIREMAN…
ASSAULT WITH A SEMIAUTOMATIC UPON A PEACE
245(d)(2) 250,000
OFFICER/FIREMAN…
SHOOTING AT INHABITED DWELLING, BUILDING, OCCUPIED
246 250,000
MOTOR VEHICLE…
246.3 DISCHARGE OF FIREARM – GROSS NEGLIGENCE 50,000
261 RAPE… 250,000
261.5 UNLAWFUL SEXUAL INTERCOURSE WITH PERSON UNDER 18… 25,000
262 SPOUSAL RAPE… 250,000
264.1 RAPE IN CONCERT WITH FORCE & VIOLENCE… 250,000
PIMPING… 25,000
266(h)
If minor… 50,000
PANDERING… 25,000
266(i)
If minor… 50,000
WILLFUL HARM OR INJURY TO CHILD LIKELY TO PRODUCE G.B.I.
273a(a) 100,000
OR DEATH…
273d(a) CORPORAL PUNISHMENT OR INJURY OF CHILD… 50,000
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293. San Bernardino County
2010 Felony Bail Schedule
CODE PRESUMPTIVE
OFFENSE
SECTION BAIL
CORPORAL INJURY OF SPOUSE, COHABITANT, OR MOTHER OR
273.5 FATHER OF HIS OR HER CHILD… 50,000
With PC Section 273.5e Priors… 100,000
278 CHILD STEALING… 50,000
285 INCEST… 50,000
286 SODOMY… 250,000
286(b)(1) If victim under 18… 50,000
286(b)(2) If victim under 16 and defendant over 21… 75,000
286(c)(1) If victim under 14 and defendant more than 10 years older than victim… 100,000
If defendant compelled another by force, duress or threats of great bodily
286(c)(2) 250,000
injury…
286(d) SODOMY – If in concert with force and violence… 250,000
286(e) If committed in S.P. or C.J…. 50,000
286(f) If victim unconscious of nature of act… 50,000
288(a) LEWD ACT WITH CHILD UNDER 14 YEARS… 250,000
288(b) LEWD ACT WITH CHILD UNDER 14 YEARS WITH FORCE… 500,000
288a. ORAL COPULATION…
288a.(b)(1) If victim under 18… 50,000
288a.(b)(2) ORAL COPULATION – If victim under 16 and defendant under 21… 100,000
ORAL COPULATION – If victim under 14 and defendant more than 10
288a.(c) 150,000
years older than victim
If defendant compelled another to participate by force, duress or threats of
288a.(c)(2) 150,000
great bodily injury…
288a.(d) ORAL COPULATION – If in concert with force and violence… 250,000
288a.(e) If committed in S.P. or C.J. 50,000
288a.(f) If victim unconscious of nature of act… 100,000
288.5 Continuous Sexual Abuse of a Child 350,000
289 PENETRATION BY FOREIGN OBJECT… 100,000
290(2) FAIL TO REGISTER 50,000
311.1 DISTRIBUTING CHILD PORNOGRAPHY 25,000
311.2(b) BRINGING CHILD PORNOGRAPHY INTO STATE FOR SALE 50,000
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294. San Bernardino County
2010 Felony Bail Schedule
CODE PRESUMPTIVE
OFFENSE
SECTION BAIL
311.3 SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF CHILD With Prior 100,000
311.4 USE OF MINOR FOR RECORDING SEXUAL ACTS With Prior 100,000
INDECENT EXPOSURE
314.4 25,000
With prior conviction of P.C.288 or 314(I)
337A BOOKMAKING… 25,000
368 ELDER ABUSE 50,000
405(b) LYNCHING… 100,000
422 THREATS TO COMMIT CRIME OR GREAT BODILY INJURY… 50,000
422.7 INTERFERENCE WITH CIVIL RIGHTS… 50,000
50,000
EMBEZZLEMENT OR FALSIFICATION OF ACCOUNTS BY PUBLIC
424 or amount stolen,
OFFICERS…
whichever is greater
451(a) ARSON CAUSING GREAT BODILY INJURY… 250,000
451(b) ARSON, INHABITED STRUCTURE… 250,000
451(c) ARSON, STRUCTURE OR FOREST LAND… 100,000
451(d) ARSON, OTHER PROPERTY… 50,000
452(a) RECKLESSLY CAUSING FIRE WITH GREAT BODILY INJURY… 50,000
452(b) RECKLESSLY CAUSING FIRE, INHABITED STRUCTURE… 25,000
452(c) RECKLESSLY CAUSING FIRE, STRUCTURE OR FOREST LAND… 25,000
453(a) EXPLOSIVES, FLAMMABLE MATTER, POSSESSION… 50,000
453(b) FIREBOMB, POSSESSION, MANUFACTURE, DISPOSAL… 50,000
454 ARSON DURING STATE OF EMERGENCY… 150,000
BURGLARY
Residential… 75,000
459
1st degree person present… 125,000
All others… 25,000
463 LOOTING… 50,000
464 BURGLARY WITH EXPLOSIVES… 50,000
FORGERY, INTENT; DOCUMENTS OF VALUE; COUNTERFEITING
470 25,000
SEAL; UTTERING; FLASIFICATION OF RECORDS…
FORGERY OR COUNTERFEITING DRIVER’S LICENSE OR I.D.
470a 25,000
CARD…
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295. San Bernardino County
2010 Felony Bail Schedule
CODE PRESUMPTIVE
OFFENSE
SECTION BAIL
DISPLAYING OR POSSESSING FORGED DRIVER’S LICENSE OR
470b 25,000
I.D. CARD WITH INTENT TO ACCOMPLISH A FORGERY…
471 FORGERY, FALSE ENTRIES IN RECORDS RETURNS… 25,000
FORGERY OR COUNTERFEITING OR SEALS; POSSESSION AND
472 25,000
CONCEALMENT…
475 FORGED BILLS OR NOTES, POSSESSION OR RECEIPT… 25,000
475a. FORGED CHECKS OR WARRANTS, POSSESSION… 25,000
476 FICTITIOUS CHECKS, MAKING, UTTERING… 25,000
476a. CHECKS N.S.F… 25,000
477,479,480 COUNTERFEITING OF COIN… 25,000
THEFT, DIVERSION OF MONEY RECEIVED FOR SERVICES
484b 25,000
LABOR, MATERIAL, ETC. – If amount diverted exceeds $1,000…
484c EMBEZZLEMENT OF FUNDS FOR CONSTRUCTION…. 50,000
CREDIT CARDS, 4 OR MORE ACQUIRED IN VIOLATION OF P.C.
484e.(d) 25,000
484(e) IN 12 MONTH PERIOD…
484f.(a) CREDIT CARD, MAKE CARD PURPORTING TO BE 25,000
484f.(b) CREDIT CARD, SIGN FALSE NAME… 25,000
CREDIT CARD OBTAINED IN VIOLATION OF P.C. 484(e) OR
484g. FORGED CARD; USED FOR OBTAINING ANYTHING OF VALUE – If 25,000
value of goods, etc., received exceeds $400 in consecutive 6-month period.
CREDIT CARD, FRAUDULENT – MERCHANT FURNISHING GOODS
484h.(a) WITH KNOWLEDGE OF – If payment received exceeds $400 in 25,000
consecutive 6-month period…
CREDIT CARD ISSUER – MERCHANT FRAUDULENTLY
484h.(b) RECEIVING PAYMENT FROM – If payment received for goods, etc., not 25,000
furnished goods exceeds $400 in consecutive 6-month period…
CREDIT CARD EQUIPMENT, POSSESSION WITHOUT CONSENT OF
484i.(b) 25,000
ISSUER…
50,000
487 GRAND THEFT Or amount of theft,
whichever is greater
487(c) GRAND THEFT PERSON… 50,000
THEFT OF MOTOR VEHICLE… 50,000
487(d)(1)
When there is evidence of a chop shop operation… 50,000
487(d)(2) GRAND THEFT – FIREARM… 50,000
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296. San Bernardino County
2010 Felony Bail Schedule
CODE PRESUMPTIVE
OFFENSE
SECTION BAIL
RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY IF VALUE MORE THAN $400 25,000
Or amount received,
whichever is higher
496
Property = Gun… 50,000
RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY
50,000
496d(a) or the value stolen,
Property = Motor Vehicles
whichever is greater.
25,000
497 STOLEN PROPERTY, BRINGING INTO STATE or amount stolen,
whichever is higher
498(d) UTILITY THEFT OVER $400.00 25,000
25,000
502 COMPUTER FRAUD or amount stolen,
whichever is higher
50,000
or amount stolen,
503 EMBEZZLEMENT
whichever is higher
50,000
EMBEZZLEMENT, MISAPPROPRIATION BY PUBLIC OFFICERS – or or amount stolen,
504
amount stolen, whichever is higher… whichever is higher
25,000
EMBEZZLEMENT, DISPOSAL OF PERSONAL PROPERTY UNDER
504a. or amount stolen,
LEASE OR LIEN – or amount stolen, whichever is higher…
whichever is higher
25,000
EMBEZZLEMENT OF PROCEEDS OF SALE OF SECURED
504b. or amount stolen,
PROPERTY – or amount stolen, whichever is higher…
whichever is higher
25,000
EMBEZZLEMENT BY CARRIER OR INDIVIDUAL TRANSPORTING
505 or amount stolen,
PROPERTY FOR HIRE
whichever is higher
25,000
EMBEZZLEMENT, MISAPPROPRIATION BY TRUSTEE,
506 or amount stolen,
CONTRACTOR
whichever is higher
25,000
or amount stolen,
507 EMBEZZLEMENT BY BAILEE
whichever is higher
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297. San Bernardino County
2010 Felony Bail Schedule
CODE PRESUMPTIVE
OFFENSE
SECTION BAIL
25,000
508 EMBEZZLEMENT BY A CLERK, SERVANT or amount stolen or amount stolen,
whichever is higher
25,000
514 EMBEZZLEMENT OR DEFALCATION OF PUBLIC FUNDS or amount stolen,
whichever is higher
518, 519 EXTORTION, NOT AMOUNTING TO ROBBERY… 35,000
522 EXTORTION, OBTAINING SIGNATURE BY THREATS… 50,000
523 EXTORTION, THREATENING LETTERS… 35,000
529 FALSE PERSONATION OF ANOTHER… 50,000
50,000
530 FALSE PERSONATION – OBTAINING MONEY or amount stolen,
whichever is higher
50,000
530.5 IDENTITY THEFT or amount stolen,
whichever is higher
532 FALSE PRETENSES… 25,000
25,000
548 DEFRAUDING INSURER – or amount taken, whichever is greater… or amount stolen,
whichever is higher
25,000
550 INSURANCE FRAUD… or amount taken,
whichever is greater
VANDALISM 25,000
594(b)
If damage over $10,000 50,000
594.3 CHURCH VANDALISM… 50,000
626.9 FIREARMS AT A SCHOOL… 25,000
626.9a LOADED WEAPON AT A SCHOOL… 25,000
626.9d DISCHARGING A WEAPON AT A SCHOOL… 50,000
626.9h LOADED FIREARM AT A UNIVERSITY… 25,000
626.9i POSSESSION OF FIREARM AT A UNIVERSITY… 25,000
626.10 ANY WEAPON AT A SCHOOL… 25,000
646.9(a-c)* STALKING… 150,000
653f.(b) SOLICIT MURDER… 1,000,000
653f.(c) SOLICIT RAPE, ETC… 250,000
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298. San Bernardino County
2010 Felony Bail Schedule
CODE PRESUMPTIVE
OFFENSE
SECTION BAIL
FAILURE TO DISCLOSE ORIGIN OF RECORDING OR
653w(a) 25,000
AUDIOVISUAL WORK…
664 ATTEMPT…
25,000 or 1/2 of
COMPLETED CRIME PUNISHABLE BY S.P. except for attempted
664(a) Substantive Offense
murder, attempted robbery, capital and life cases…
whichever is greater
664/187 ATTEMPTED MURDER… 1,000,000
PETTY THEFT WITH PRIOR CONVICTION FOR PETTY THEFT ON
666 50,000
WHICH TIME WAS SERVED…
FAIL TO APPEAR ON FELONY O.R. 50,000
1320(b)
If serious or violent felony 100,000
4501 ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON BY PRISON INMATE… 50,000
4501.5 BATTERY ON NON-INMATE BY PRISON INMATE… 50,000
4502 POSSESSION OF DEADLY WEAPON BY PRISON INMATE… 50,000
4503 HOLDING OF HOSTAGES BY PRISON INMATE… 100,000
ESCAPE, ATTEMPTED ESCAPE FROM PRISON WITH FORCE OR
4530(a) Not Bailable
VIOLENCE…
ESCAPE, ATTEMPTED ESCAPE FROM PRISON WITHOUT FORCE
4530(b) Not Bailable
OR VIOLENCE…
ESCAPE, ATTEMPTED ESCAPE BY MISDEMEANANT, INEBRIATE,
OR PERSON ON WORK FURLOUGH FROM JAIL, INDUSTRIAL
4532(a) FARM, ETC.
(Convicted)… Not Bailable
(Not Convicted) plus bail amount on original charge… 100,000
ESCAPE, ATTEMPTED ESCAPE BY FELON FROM JAIL,
INDUSTRIAL FARM, ETC.
4532(b)
(Convicted)… Not Bailable
(Not Convicted) plus bail amount on original charge… 100,000
4573 BRINGING CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES INTO JAIL… 25,000
4574 SMUGGLING WEAPON INTO JAIL OR PRISON… 50,000
DANGEROUS WEAPONS, MANUFACTURE, SALE, POSSESSION;
12020 25,000
CARRYING EXPLOSIVE OR CONCEALED DIRK OR DAGGER…
CONCEALABLE FIREARMS, OWNERSHIP OR POSSESSION BY
12021 50,000
FELON, ADDICT…
USE OF FIREARM DURING ONE OF DESIGNATED FELONIES IN
12022.53(b) 250,000
SUBSECTION (a)…
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299. San Bernardino County
2010 Felony Bail Schedule
CODE PRESUMPTIVE
OFFENSE
SECTION BAIL
12022.5(c) DISCHARGE OF FIREARM DURING DESIGNATED FELONIES… 500,000
CAUSING DEATH OF GBI WITH FIREARM DURING DESIGNATED
12022.53(d) 750,000
FELONIES…
CONCEALED WEAPON ON PERSON OR IN VEHICLE WITHOUT
12025(b)(i) LICENSE WITH PRIOR FELONY CONVICTION OR PRIOR 50,000
VIOLATION OF DEADLY WEAPONS ACT…
CONCEALED WEAPON ON PERSON WITH PRIOR CONVICTION
12025(b)(5) OF CRIMES AGAINST PERSON, PROPERTY OR INVOLVING 25,000
DRUGS…
12034(c) PERSONALLY SHOOTING FROM MOTOR VEHICLE… 250,000
12303.1 CARRYING OR PLACING EXPLOSIVE ON COMMON CARRIER… 500,000
POSSESSION OF DESTRUCTIVE DEVICES OR EXPLOSIVES IN
12303.2 500,000
PUBLIC PLACE…
POSSESSION OF EXPLODING OR DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE OR
12303.3 1,000,000
EXPLOSIVE WITH INTENT TO INJURE…
EXPLODING DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE OR EXPLOSIVE WITH
12308 1,000,000
INTENT TO MURDER…
12309 UNLAWFUL EXPLOSION CAUSING BODILY INJURY… 500,000
POSSESSION OF MATERIALS WITH INTENT TO MAKE
12312 150,000
DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE OR EXPLOSIVE…
12316(b) UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF AMMUNITION… 35,000
12370 FELON WITH BODY ARMOR… 100,000
VEHICLE CODE OFFENSE
ATTEMPTING TO EVADE PEACE OFFICER WHILE DRIVING
2800.2 100,000
RECKLESSLY…
2800.3 WILLFUL FLIGHT CAUSING DEATH… 250,000
4463 OWNERSHIP CERTIFICATE, LICENSE FORGERY… 25,000
10801 OWNING OR OPERATING A CHOP SHOP… 75,000
50,000
10851(a) DRIVING/TAKING VEHICLE WITHOUT CONSENT… or the value stolen,
whichever is greater
10851(a) DRIVING/TAKING VEHICLE WITHOUT CONSENT WITH PRIOR…
100,000
With 666.5 Or the value stolen,
(prior added
that increases
whichever is greater
sentencing
range) or
10851(b)
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CODE PRESUMPTIVE
OFFENSE
SECTION BAIL
20001 HIT AND RUN; PERSONAL INJURY… 50,000
VEHICLE CODE OFFENSE (cont.)
DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL OR DRUGS OR
23152 BA OF 0.08 OR HIGHER – If a felony per Section CVC 23550 or 23550.5 100,000
(either 4th DUI or based on prior felony DUI)
DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL OR DRUGS OR
23153 100,000
BA OF 0.08 OR HIGHER CAUSING INJURY
WELFARE AND INSTITUTIONS OFFENSE
1768.85 JUVENILE GASSING 75,000
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS OFFENSE
4211 DANGEROUS DRUGS DEFINED…
4234 DANGEROUS DRUGS, MINOR AS AGENT… 25,000
DANGEROUS DRUGS, FORGERY OR PRESCRIPTION, POSSESSION
4390 25,000
SECURED BY FORGED PRESCRIPTION…
HEALTH AND SAFETY OFFENSE
11054- CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES DEFINED: SCHEDULES I, II, III, IV,
11058 V…
11152,11153 CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES, WRITING, DISPENSING 25,000
PRESCRIPTION…
11154,11155
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES, PRESCRIBING, ADMINISTERING, 25,000
FURNISHING…
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES, PRESCRIBING, ADMINISTERING,
11156 25,000
FURNISHING TO ADDICT…
11162.5 COUNTERFEITING PRESCRIPTION BLANK… 25,000
11173 FRAUD IN OBTAINING CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE… 25,000
ILLEGAL POSSESSION OF CERTAIN SPECIFIC OR CLASSIFIED
11350 25,000
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES…
50,000
POSSESSION OR PURCHASE FOR SALE OF CERTAIN SPECIFIC OR
11351 Plus chart
CLASSIFIED CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES
enhancement
50,000
POSSESSION OR PURCHASE FOR SALE OF COCAINE BASE Plus chart
11351.5
enhancement
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2010 Felony Bail Schedule
CODE PRESUMPTIVE
OFFENSE
SECTION BAIL
50,000
ILLEGAL TRANSPORTATION, SALE, FURNISHING OF CERTAIN
11352 Plus chart
SPECIFIC OR CLASSIFIED CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES
enhancement
PERSON 18 YEARS OR OVER USING MINOR IN SALE,
TRANSPORTATION, OR GIVING TO A MINOR CERTAIN SPECIFIC 50,000
11353
OR CLASSIFIED CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES Plus chart
enhancement
11353.5 SALES OR GIVING DRUGS TO MINORS 200,000
11353.6 SALES WITHIN 1000 FEET OF SCHOOL 100,000
PERSON UNDER 18 YEARS USING MINOR IN SALE, 50,000
TRANSPORTATION, OR GIVING TO A MINOR CERTAIN SPECIFIC Plus chart
11354
OR CLASSIFIED SUBSTANCES… enhancement
SALE OR FURNISHING SUBSTANCE FALSELY REPRESENTED AS
11355 CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, WITH RESPECT TO CERTAIN 50,000
SPECIFIC OR CLASSIFIED CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES…
11357 MARIJUANA: POSSESSION…
11357(a) Concentrated cannabis – felony… 25,000
25,000
MARIJUANA: CULTIVATE, PROCESS
11358 Plus chart
enhancement
50,000
MARIJUANA: POSSESSION FOR SALE
11359 Plus chart
enhancement
50,000
MARIJUANA: TRANSPORTATION, SALE, AND FURNISHING
11360(a) Plus chart
enhancement
50,000
MARIJUANA: PERSON 18 YEARS OR OVER USING MINOR IN SALE,
11361 Plus chart
TRANSPORTATION, GIVING TO MINOR
enhancement
11363 PEYOTE: CULTIVATING, PROCESSING… 25,000
MAINTAINING, PLACE FOR SELLING, GIVING, USING OF CERTAIN
11366 25,000
SPECIFIC OR CLASSIFIED CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE…
11366.5(b) ALLOWING LOCATION TO BE FORTIFIED FOR SALE… 25,000
11366.6 USING FORTIFIED LOCATION FOR SALE… 25,000
11368 NARCOTIC DRUG: FORGING, ALTERING PRESCRIPTION… 25,000
POSSESSING CERTAIN CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES WHILE
11370.1 50,000
ARMED
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2010 Felony Bail Schedule
CODE PRESUMPTIVE
OFFENSE
SECTION BAIL
3-YEAR ENHANCEMENT FOR CERTAIN DRUG CASES IF
11370.2 DEFENDANT HAS PRIOR CONVICTION(S) FOR CERTAIN 75,000
SPECIFIED SERIOUS DRUG CASES
11377 POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES… 25,000
50,000
11378 POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES FOR SALE Plus chart
enhancement
50,000
11378.5 POSSESSION OR PURCHASE FOR SALE OF PCP Plus chart
enhancement
50,000
11379 SALE OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES Plus chart
enhancement
50,000
SALE OF PCP
11379.5 Plus chart
enhancement
MANUFACTURE OF ANY CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE… 500,000
11379.6(a) When child under 16 is present… 600,000
When child under 16 suffers G.B.I. … 800,000
11379.6(b) OFFER TO MANUFACTURE… 25,000
11379.6 PCP, METHAMPHETAMINE
If over 1 lb. or 3 gallons… 500,000
11379.8
If over 3 lbs. or 10 gallons… 1,000,000
If over 10 lbs. or 25 gallons… 2,000,000
11380 SOLICITING MINOR RE CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES 50,000
POSSESSION OF PRECURSORS WITH INTENT TO MANUFACTURE
11383 100,000
METHAMPHETAMINE…
POSSESSION OF PRECURSORS WITH INTENT TO MANUFACTURE
11383(b) 100,000
PCP…
11550(e) UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF DRUGS W/GUN 50,000
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DRUG CHART ENHANCEMENT
All
sales/transportation
Weight Liquid PCP, Heroin Marijuana
$50,000 PLUS the
following
Over 2 oz. 1 oz. 1 gm 10 lbs. Add $40,000
Over 6 oz. 8 oz. 3 gm 25 lbs. Add $50,000
Over 1 lb. 1 quart 1 oz. Add $100,000
Over 1 gal. 8 oz. Add $150,000
Over 1 ½ lb. 2 gal. 1 ½ lb. 100 lbs. Add $200,000
Over 2 lbs. 3 gal. 2 lbs. Add $250,000
Over 3 lbs. 5 gal. 3 lbs. 250 lbs. Add $500,000
Over 10 lbs. 20 gal. 10 lbs. Add $1 million
Over 20 lbs. 25 gal. 20 lbs. Add $2 million
Over 100 lbs. 100 gal. 100 lbs. Add $5 million
INCREMENTS FOR SENTENCE ENHANCING ALLEGATIONS
AND OTHER EXTRAORDINARY FACTS
PENAL CODE
186.22(a) STREET GANG PARTICIPATION 100,000
186.22(b) ASSOCIATE WITH STREET GANG 100,000
422.75 COMMISSION OF HATE CRIME (NOT 422.7)… 25,000
12022(a)(1) PRINCIPAL ARMED WITH FIREARM… 25,000
12022(b)(1) PERSONAL USE OF WEAPON OTHER THAN FIREARM… 25,000
PERSONALLY ARMED WITH FIREARM DURING SPECIFIED DRUG
12022(c) 75,000
OFFENSES…
12022(d) KNOWLEDGE THAT PRINCIPAL IS ARMED AS PER P.C. 12022(c)… 25,000
NEW FELONY OFFENSE COMMITTED WHILE FELONY CHARGES
12022.1(b) PENDING AGAINST DEFENDANT (OUT ON BAIL/OR 100,000
ENHANCEMENT)
NEW FELONY OFFENSE COMMITTED WHILE DEFENDANT ON
12022.1(e) 75,000
PRISON PAROLE…
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CODE PRESUMPTIVE
OFFENSE
SECTION BAIL
INCREMENTS FOR SENTENCE ENHANCING ALLEGATIONS
AND OTHER EXTRAORDINARY FACTS (cont.)
PENAL CODE
NEW FELONY OFFENSE COMMITTED WHILE DEFENDANT ON
12022.1(f) 75,000
FELONY PROBATION…
12022.2 ARMOR PIERCING AMMUNITION… 100,000
12022.3(a) USE FIREARM SEX CASE… 100,000
12022.3(b) ARMED FIREARM SEX CASE… 100,000
12022.5(a) PERSONAL USE OF FIREARM… 100,000
12022.5(b)* DISCHARGING FIREARM AT OCCUPIED VEHICLE… 100,000
USE OF FIREARM DURING ONE OF DESIGNATED FELONIES IN
12022.53(b) 250,000
SUBSECTION (a)…
12022.53(c) DISCHARGE OF FIREARM DURING DESIGNATED FELONIES… 500,000
CAUSING DEATH OF GBI WITH FIREARM DURING DESIGNATED
12022.53(d) 750,000
FELONIES…
DISCHARGING FIREARM FROM VEHICLE WITH DEATH… 500,000
12022.55
GREAT BODILY INJURY… 250,000
50,000
12022.6(a)(1) LOSS EXCEEDS $50,000 or amount of loss,
whichever is greater
150,000
12022.6(a)(2) LOSS EXCEEDS $150,000 or amount of loss,
whichever is greater
1,000,000
12022.6(a)(3) LOSS EXCEEDS $1,000,000 or amount of loss,
whichever is greater
2,500,000
12022.6(a)(4) LOSS EXCEEDS $2,500,000 or amount of loss,
whichever is greater
12022.7 INFLICTION OF GREAT BODILY INJURY… 75,000
12022.75 ADMINISTER DRUG AGAINST VICTIM’S WILL… 25,000
12022.8 G.B.I. IN CONNECTION WITH CERTAIN SEX OFFENSES… 75,000
12022.9 G.B.I. CAUSING TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY… 100,000
12072(g)(4) TRANSFER OF FIREARM… 25,000
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2010 Felony Bail Schedule
CODE
OFFENSE PRESUMPTIVE BAIL
SECTION
PRIORS AND OTHER CONDITIONS
PENAL CODE
SERIOUS OR VIOLENT PRIORS
Valid prior conviction under P.C. Sections 667.5 or 1192.7 and current
charge not punishable by death or life without parole
667(a)(1) Current serious felony and serious prior conviction (5 year 100,000
667* enhancement)…
667(b) – (i) 1 prior strike… 100,000
667(e)(2)/1170.12(c)(2) Two or more serious or violent prior convictions 500,000
(third strike)…
Current violent offense and prior prison term for violent offense(s) within the
667.5a* 50,000
last 10 years…
Current felony offense and prior prison term for any felony offense(s) within
667.5b* the last five years… 25,000
For each additional prison prior alleged, and… 25,000
667.6(a) SEX CONVICTION WITH PRIOR SEX CONVICTION… 100,000
SEX CONVICTION WITH TWO OR MORE PRIOR SEX
667.6(b) 200,000
CONVICTION…
667.7 G.B.I. WITH PRIOR VIOLENT FELONY CONVICTION… 100,000
667.61 FELONY SEX OFFENSE, SPECIFIED CIRCUMSTANCES… 500,000
667.8(a) KIDNAPPING TO COMMIT SEX OFFENSE… 500,000
667.8(b) KIDNAPPING TO COMMIT SEX VICTIM UNDER 14… 500,000
KIDNAPPING WITH INTENT TO DEPRIVE LEGAL GUARDIAN
667.85 50,000
CUSTODY…
CERTAIN ENUMERATED CRIMES AGAINST AGED/UNDER 14,
667.9 25,000
HANDICAPPED…
667.10 SEX CRIMES (REPEAT OFFENDER) AGAINST AGED/UNDER 14… 100,000
1203.08 TWO PRIOR FELONY CONVICTIONS WITHIN 10 YEARS… 30,000
1203.09 VIOLENT FELONIES AGAINST AGED… 50,000
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2010 Felony Bail Schedule
• BAIL IS NOT TO BE INCREASED FOR PRIORS BY POLICE OFFICERS AT THE TIME OF
BOOKING, BUT MAY BE INCREASED ONLY UPON MOTION TO A JUDICIAL OFFICER WITH
PROOF OF VALID ENHANCING PRIOR.
• GIVING A FALSE NAME OR DATE OF BIRTH TO OFFICER IN CONNECTION WITH ARREST
FOR FELONY OFFENSE… CONSECUTIVE $25,000 BAIL
• FOR ALL FELONIES WHEREIN THERE ARE SEPARATE VICTIMS OR THE SAME VICTIM ON
SEPARATE OCCASIONS… CONSECUTIVE BAIL
• WHERE SEPARATE SEX ACTS ARE COMMITTED ON THE SAME VICTIM AND EACH MAY BE
PUNISHABLE SEPARATELY… CONSECUTIVE BAIL
UNSPECIFIED OFFENSES
FOR ALL OFFENSES FOR WHICH NO PRESUMPTIVE BAIL IS SPECIFIED IN THIS SCHEDULE, THE
PRESUMPTIVE BAIL SHALL BE SET ACCORDING TO STATE PRISON TOP TERM POTENTIAL.
FOR ALL ENHANCEMENTS FOR WHICH NO PRESUMPTIVE BAIL IS SPECIFIED IN THE SCHEDULE, THE
PRESUMPTIVE BAIL SHALL BE $25,000 PER YEAR. SHOULD ANY NON SPECIFIED TRIAD
ENHANCEMENT FOR WHICH NO PRESUMPTIVE BAIL IS SPECIFIED IN THIS SCHEDULE, THE $25,000
PER YEAR SHALL BE APPLIED TO THE MID-TERM.
TOP TERM 3 YEARS 25,000
TOP TERM 4 YEARS 50,000
TOP TERM 5 YEARS 75,000
TOP TERM 6 YEARS 100,000
TOP TERM 7 YEARS 125,000
TOP TERM 8 YEARS 150,000
TOP TERM 9 YEARS 175,000
TOP TERM 10 YEARS 200,000
TOP TERM 11 YEARS 225,000
TOP TERM 12 YEARS 250,000
TOP TERM 16 YEARS 350,000
ALL LIFE SENTENCES EXCEPT 187 P.C. 500,000
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307. San Bernardino County
2010 Non-Traffic Misdemeanor Bail Schedule
CODE SECTION OFFENSE PRESUMPTIVE BAIL
IF BAIL HAS NOT BEEN PREVIOUSLY SET BY A JUDICIAL OFFICER, AND THE CRIME IS NOT
SPECIFICALLY PROVIDED FOR IN THE UNIFORM BAIL SCHEDULE, OR SPECIFICALLY ITEMIZED
BELOW, THE FOLLOWING BAIL SHALL BE THE PRESUMPTIVE BAIL FOR THE FOLLOWING
MISDEMEANOR CASES:
BAIL FOR ANY CRIME WHERE THE MAXIMUM JAIL IS UP TO 6 MONTHS $5,000
BAIL FOR ANY CRIME WHERE THE MAXIMUM JAIL IS 12 MONTHS $10,000
BAIL FOR ANY FTA (FAILRUE TO APPEAR) ON CURRENT MISDEMEANOR $25,000
CASE: per FTA added to
existing bail
(FTA’s MAY BE STACKED WITHOUT LIMITATION)
FTA FOR DUI OR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE $50,000
BAIL FOR VOP (VIOLATION OF MISDEMEANOR PROBATION) $50,000
BAIL FOR VOP-JAIL $1000 per day of jail or
$50,000, whichever is
greater
BAIL FOR CRIMES OF VIOLENCE PER PC §12021(c)(1):
PC §§ 71, 76, 136.1, 136.5, 140, 148(d), 171b, 171c, 171d, 186.28,
$25,000
240, 241, 242, 243, 244.5, 245, 245.5, 246, 246.3, 247, 273.5, 273.6,
417, 417.6, 422, 626.9, 646.9, 12023, 12024, 12034(b), 12034(d), 12040,
12072(b), 12220, 12320, 12590 PLUS PC §273A(b) AND PC §166(a)(4)
BAIL FOR DEATH OR SEX RELATED CRIMES:
$50,000
PC §§192(c)(2), 192.5(b), 290, 261.5, 314, 647(a), 647(b), AND 647.6
BAIL FOR THIRD DUI 75,000
IF THERE ARE MULTIPLE CHARGES, BAIL MAY BE INCREASED AT THE RATE OF $5,000 PER 6-MONTH
JAIL INTERVAL EXPOSURE UP TO A MAXIMUM OF $50,000 EXCLUDING ANY FTA.
NOTWITHSTANDING, ANY MISDEMEANOR BAIL SCHEDULE, JUDICIAL OFFICERS ARE PERMITTED
TO ADJUST BAIL CONSIDERING FACTORS IN PC §1275, 1270 AND 1269c.
APPROVED BY THE BAIL COMMITTEE AND JUDGES OF THE SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY SUPERIOR
COURT.
________Signature on File_________________________ ______January 21, 2010______
Judge Michael Dest Date
Chairman, Bail Committee
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308. SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE
Felony and Misdemeanor Bail Schedule
Approved by the
Judges of the Riverside County Superior Court
November 30, 2009
Effective Date: January 1, 2010
SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE
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309. Felony and Misdemeanor Bail Schedule
This Bail Schedule is adopted by the Superior Court of California, County of Riverside
pursuant to Section 1269b(c) of the Penal Code and is to be utilized pursuant to Section 1268 et seq.
of the Penal Code in setting bail for the release of persons arrested on charges, without warrant, for
the alleged commission of any bailable offense, and for Writs of Habeas Corpus.
This Bail Schedule consists of two sections: (A) Bail for Felonies, and (B) Bail for
Misdemeanors.
Changes from the previous Schedule (adopted 10/24/08 and effective 1/1/09):
• Penal Code section 32 was deleted from Rule 3. The default would then
be the chart in Part 2 of the Schedule and bail would be $5,000.
• Under Rule 3 the following sentence was added: “In the case of 182 /
187 PC, the bail is $1 million, even if special circumstances are alleged.”
• Regarding Penal Code section 217.1, subsection (a) was added to that
charge, thereby keeping the bail at $250,000. The bail for subsection (b)
would default to Part 2 of the Schedule and would be $1 million.
• Penal Code section 269 was deleted from Part 3. The bail then defaults
to Part 2 and would be $1 million.
• Penal Code section 12310 was deleted. The bail for this offense then
defaults to Part 2 and bail would be no bail for subsection (a) and $1
million for subsection (b).
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310. TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE
SECTION A: FELONY BAIL SCHEDULE................................................................1
PART 1: Rules .................................................................................................1
RULE 1: Setting Bail .......................................................................1
RULE 2: No Bail ..............................................................................1
RULE 3: Attempts, Etc. ...................................................................2
RULE 4: Multiple Counts ................................................................2
RULE 5: Enhancements/Strikes .......................................................2
A. Enhancements ...................................................................2
B. Strikes ...............................................................................2
RULE 6: Bail Increase / Source of Bail Funds ................................3
A. Bail Increase (1269c P.C.) ................................................3
B. Source of Bail Funds (1275.1 P.C.) ..................................3
RULE 7: Violation of Probation ......................................................3
RULE 8: Economic Loss..................................................................3
PART 2: GENERAL BAIL AMOUNT CHART FOR FELONIES................4
PART 3: SPECIAL BAIL AMOUNTS FOR FELONIES ..............................5
PENAL CODE.......................................................................................5
HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE ..........................................................9
VEHICLE CODE VIOLATIONS .......................................................11
PART 4: BAIL AMOUNT FOR ENHANCEMENTS TO FELONIES........12
ENHANCEMENTS (THESE ARE CUMULATIVE) ........................12
SECTION B: MISDEMEANOR BAIL SCHEDULE ...............................................15
Penal Code ..................................................................................................16
Business & Professions Code ..........................................................................17
Health & Safety Code ......................................................................................17

311. SECTION A: FELONY BAIL SCHEDULE
PART 1: RULES
RULE 1: Setting Bail
Bail for felony crimes will be set as follows:
1. The amount set in the approved arrest warrant;
2. The amount set pursuant to 1269c P.C. (See Rule 6(A) herein);
3. The amount set at a hearing in court; and / or
4. The amount set through use of this Bail Schedule.
The Felony Bail Schedule consists of four parts:
1. The “Rules”;
2. The “General Bail Amounts”;
3. The “Special Bail Amounts”; and
4. The “Bail Amounts for Enhancements.”
Review all Rules. Review the “General Bail Amount” section. Review the “Special Bail
Amount” section. If the bail amount is different, the higher amount applies.
To calculate bail on any one case, take the count which imposes the longest term of
incarceration, find the bail amount from the “General Bail Amount” section. Check the “Special Bail
Amount” section. If there is a conflict, use the larger sum. Next, add bail for all enhancements. The
calculation is per case. For example, if a person has three cases and the bail is $5,000.00 on one case,
$75,000.00 on another case, and $25,000.00 on a third case, then the person must post three separate
bonds, one for each case, in order to be released.
NOTE: GANGS: Look under PART 3 (186.22(a)) for the substantive crime.
Look under PART 4 (186.22 (b) and (d)) for the enhancements.
RULE 2: No Bail
The following offenses will not be admitted to bail:
1. Murder with special circumstances. Use the procedure outlined in Rule 6.A. The
declaration needs a statement by the District Attorney that states special circumstances
will be filed in the Complaint. The special circumstances must be filed in the
Complaint.
2. The offense charged is a felony involving acts of violence on another and the facts are
evident or the presumption great and there is clear and convincing evidence that the
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312. defendant’s release will result in great bodily harm to others. Use the procedure
outlined under Rule 6.A.
3. The offense charged is a felony and the facts are evident or the presumption great and
there is clear and convincing evidence that the defendant has threatened another with
great bodily harm and there is a substantial likelihood that defendant will carry out the
threat if released. Use the procedure outlined in Rule 6.A.
RULE 3: Attempts, Etc.
The following felony offenses will have a bail amount equal to the substantive offense, which was the
object of the conspiracy, solicitation or attempt.
Section 182 P.C.
Section 653 P.C.
Section 664 P.C.
In the case of 182/187, the bail is $1 million, even if special circumstances are alleged.
RULE 4: Multiple Counts
In the event the defendant is charged in any one case with the commission of more than one crime,
the single higher/highest bail, plus all applicable enhancements, shall apply, except as otherwise
provided in this Schedule.
RULE 5: Enhancements/Strikes
A. Enhancements:
Where a felony offense has been committed and it is alleged in the Complaint or Information,
or it is evident from other information made available to the Court, that one or more
punishment enhancements described in this Schedule are applicable, such bail increase
specifically described for each applicable enhancement shall be added cumulatively to the bail
set forth for the specified offense.
B. Strikes:
Where it is alleged in the Complaint or Information, or it is evident from other information
made available to the Court, that within the meaning of Penal Code Sections 667 and 1170.12:
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313. (1) If the defendant has previously been convicted of one serious or violent
felony (strike 1), the bail is enhanced by $50,000.00.
(2) If the defendant has previously been convicted of two or more serious
or violent felonies, the bail is $1,000,000.00.
RULE 6: Bail Increase / Source of Bail Funds
A. Bail Increase (1269c P.C.)
In the event that law enforcement has reasonable cause to believe that the amount of bail set
forth in the Bail Schedule is insufficient, the arresting officer shall provide the booking officer
at the custodial jail a copy of a 1269c P.C. declaration requesting an order setting higher bail.
Once a copy of the 1269c P.C. form has been given to the booking officer, no one shall
release the defendant except at the higher requested bail. The arresting officer then has eight
(8) hours to obtain Magistrate approval. If no Magistrate approved 1269c form is provided to
the booking officer within eight (8) hours of the initial booking, then the defendant may be
released at the amount of bail as indicated by the Bail Schedule. Any Magistrate approved
1269c form must be filed with the Complaint.
B. Source of Bail Funds (1275.1 P.C.)
In the event that law enforcement has reasonable cause to believe that bail has been or may be
obtained by felonious means, the arresting officer shall provide the booking officer at the
custodial jail a copy of a declaration requesting an order pursuant to Section 1275.1 P.C.
Once a copy of the 1275.1 P.C. form has been given to the booking officer, no one may
release the defendant. The arresting officer has twenty-four (24) hours to obtain Magistrate
approval. If a Magistrate approves the 1275.1 P.C. application, the defendant may not be
released except upon the order of a Judge after a noticed hearing in Court. If no Magistrate
approved 1275.1 P.C. form is provided to the booking officer within twenty-four (24) hours of
the initial booking, then the defendant may be released upon whatever bail is set. Any
Magistrate approved 1275.1 P.C. form must be filed with the Complaint.
RULE 7: Violation of Probation
In the absence of a specific court order, the amount of bail on a violation of felony probation
shall be $25,000.00. In the absence of a specific court order, the amount of bail on a violation of
misdemeanor probation shall be $5,000.00.
RULE 8: Economic Loss
If the alleged economic loss is greater than the bail schedule, the bail shall be the amount of
the loss, rounded to the next higher thousand-dollar level; i.e., if the economic loss is $58,423.00, the
bail is $59,000.00.
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314. PART 2: GENERAL BAIL AMOUNT CHART FOR FELONIES
Maximum Incarceration in State Prison (years)* Bail
A. Up to 3 years $5,000
B. 4 to 6 years $25,000
C. 7 to 9 years $50,000
D. 10 to 12 years $75,000
E. 12 or more years $100,000
F. Life $1,000,000
G. LWOP or DP No Bail
* Do not forget to add bail for enhancements from Part 4.
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315. PART 3: SPECIAL BAIL AMOUNTS FOR FELONIES
PENAL CODE
SECTION DESCRIPTION OF VIOLATION AMOUNT OF BAIL
136.1(c) WITNESS INTIMIDATION .................................................$ 15,000.00
186.22(a) GANG MEMBERSHIP (see also 186.22 in PART 4) ..........$ 25,000.00
192 MANSLAUGHTER
[a] voluntary......................................................................$ 100,000.00
[b] involuntary ..................................................................$ 50,000.00
(c) [1] vehicular w/gross negligence......................................$ 50,000.00
(c) [3] vehicular .....................................................................$ 25,000.00
203 MAYHEM .............................................................................$ 25,000.00
211 ROBBERY - 2nd Degree.......................................................$ 25,000.00
ROBBERY - 1st Degree
. . .inhabited dwelling house ..................................................$ 150,000.00
. . .in concert...........................................................................$ 250,000.00
215 CARJACKING ......................................................................$ 150,000.00
217.1(a) ASSAULT ON PRESIDENT OR
OTHER GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL ..................................$ 250,000.00
219.1 THROWING MISSILE AT VEHICLE
OR COMMON CARRIER ....................................................$ 50,000.00
220 ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO RAPE
MAYHEM, OR SODOMY ...................................................$ 50,000.00
243.1/243.2/ BATTERY AGAINST PEACE
243(c)(1) OFFICER, FIREMAN OR
CUSTODIAL OFFICER .......................................................$ 25,000.00
243(d) BATTERY W/SERIOUS BODILY INJURY .......................$ 50,000.00
243.6 BATTERY AGAINST SCHOOL EMPLOYEE ...................$ 25,000.00
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316. PENAL CODE ................................................................................................
SECTION DESCRIPTION OF VIOLATION AMOUNT OF BAIL
243.7 BATTERY AGAINST JUROR .............................................$ 25,000.00
244 THROWING ACID WITH INTENT TO
DISFIGURE OR BURN ........................................................$ 50,000.00
245 ASSAULT WITH
[a][1] a deadly weapon or force likely
to produce great bodily harm .......................................$ 25,000.00
(a)(2) a firearm.......................................................................$ 50,000.00
(c) a deadly weapon against peace officer ........................$ 25,000.00
(d)(1) a firearm against peace officer ....................................$ 50,000.00
247 DISCHARGING FIREARM AT AIRCRAFT ......................$ 25,000.00
267 ABDUCTION FOR PROSTITUTION..................................$ 25,000.00
273a(a) ABUSING OR ENDANGERING HEALTH
OF CHILD .............................................................................$ 15,000.00
per victim
273d INFLICT CORPORAL INJURY CHILD
(CHILD BEATING) ..............................................................$ 25,000.00
per victim
273.5 INFLICT INJURY ON SPOUSE
OR COHABITANT ...............................................................$ 50,000.00
. . . with a prior.......................................................................$ 75,000.00
278.5 TAKING OR CONCEALMENT OF
CHILD IN VIOLATION OF COURT ORDER ....................$ 25,000.00
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317. PENAL CODE
SECTION DESCRIPTION OF VIOLATION AMOUNT OF BAIL
288 LEWD OR LASCIVIOUS ACTS WITH CHILD .................$ 50,000.00
per victim
288a ORAL COPULATION (b)(1) or (2); (e) ...............................$ 25,000.00
per victim
288.5 CONTINUOUS SEXUAL ABUSE
OF CHILD (3 TIMES OR MORE) .......................................$ 75,000.00
per victim
311.4(b) or EMPLOYING MINOR FOR
(c) PORNOGRAPHY..................................................................$ 50,000.00
422 TERRORIST THREATS.......................................................$ 25,000.00
484i COUNTERFEITING ACCESS CARDS...............................$ 25,000.00
646.9 STALKING ............................................................................$ 25,000.00
(b) w/temporary restraining order..........................................$ 50,000.00
(c) w/prior conviction ............................................................$ 50,000.00
4500 ASSAULT BY LIFE TERM PRISONER............................$ NO BAIL
4530 ESCAPE BY PRISON INMATE ..........................................$ NO BAIL
4532 ESCAPE FROM LOCAL CUSTODY
[a] custody offense is a misdemeanor....................................$ 10,000.00
. . .with force or violence .......................................................$ 50,000.00
[b] custody offense is a felony ...............................................$ 25,000.00
. . . with force or violence ......................................................$ 50,000.00
4574 SMUGGLING FIREARMS OR DEADLY
WEAPON INTO PRISON OR JAIL .....................................$ 50,000.00
12021 FELON IN POSSESSION OF FIREARM ............................$ 25,000.00
12303 POSSESSION OF DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE ......................$ 25,000.00
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318. PENAL CODE
SECTION DESCRIPTION OF VIOLATION AMOUNT OF BAIL
12303.1 POSSESSION OR CARRYING A DESTRUCTIVE
DEVICE ON A VEHICLE ....................................................$ 50,000.00
12303.2 POSSESSION OF DESTRUCTIVE
DEVICE IN PUBLIC PLACE...............................................$ 50,000.00
12303.3 EXPLOSION OF DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE .......................$ 50,000.00
12303.6 SALE OR TRANSPORTATION OF
PROHIBITED DESTRUCTIVE DEVICES .........................$ 50,000.00
12309 EXPLOSION OF DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE
WHICH CAUSES BODILY INJURY ..................................$ 100,000.00
*****
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319. HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE
SECTION DESCRIPTION OF VIOLATION AMOUNT OF BAIL
11350/11377 POSSESSION OF NARCOTIC (NOT
MARIJUANA) .......................................................................$ 5,000.00
11351/ POSSESSION FOR SALE OF NARCOTICS
11351.5/
11378/11378.5 less than one ounce [28.5 grams]...........................................$ 25,000.00
one ounce or more..................................................................$ 50,000.00
½ pound [8 oz.] or more.........................................................$ 100,000.00
1 pound [454 grams][16 oz.] or more ....................................$ 150,000.00
over 1 kilogram [2.2 lbs.][35.2 oz.] .......................................$ 200,000.00
over 3 pounds [48 oz.] ...........................................................$ 250,000.00
over 10 pounds [160 oz.] .......................................................$ 500,000.00
over 25 pounds [400 oz.] .......................................................$ 1,000,000.00
11352/11379/ SALE, FURNISHING, TRANSPORTATION
11379.5
less than 1 ounce [28.5 grams]...............................................$ 25,000.00
1 ounce or more .....................................................................$ 50,000.00
½ pound [8 oz.] or more.........................................................$ 100,000.00
1 pound [454 grams][16 oz.] or more ....................................$ 150,000.00
over 1 kilogram [2.2 lbs.][35.2 oz.] .......................................$ 200,000.00
over 3 pounds [48 oz.] ...........................................................$ 250,000.00
over 10 pounds [160 oz.] .......................................................$ 500,000.00
over 25 pounds [400 oz.] .......................................................$ 1,000,000.00
11354 INDUCING MINOR TO SELL NARCOTICS .....................$ 25,000.00
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320. HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE
SECTION DESCRIPTION OF VIOLATION AMOUNT OF BAIL
11358 CULTIVATION OF MARIJUANA
less than 50 plants ..................................................................$ 5,000.00
50-199 plants..........................................................................$ 25,000.00
200-500 plants........................................................................$ 50,000.00
more than 500 plants..............................................................$ 100,000.00
11359/11360 POSSESSION FOR SALE OR SALE OR
TRANSPORTATION OF MARIJUANA .............................$ 5,000.00
over 25 pounds.......................................................................$ 25,000.00
over 100 pounds.....................................................................$ 50,000.00
over 1000 pounds...................................................................$ 250,000.00
11370.1 POSSESSION OF DRUGS & FIREARM ............................$ 25,000.00
11370.6 POSSESSION GREATER THAN $100,000
W /CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE........................................$ 100,000.00
(Plus the amount confiscated, rounded to the next multiple of 1,000.)
11379.6(a) MANUFACTURE OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCES ......................................................................$ 100,000.00
over 3 pounds or 9 gallons .....................................................$ 250,000.00
over 10 pounds or 33-1/3 gallons ..........................................$ 500,000.00
over 25 pounds or 62.5 gallons ..............................................$ 1,000,000.00
11383 POSSESSION OF PRECURSORS WITH
INTENT TO MANUFACTURE. PCP OR
METHAMPHETAMINE .......................................................$ 50,000.00
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321. VEHICLE CODE VIOLATIONS
SECTION DESCRIPTION OF VIOLATION AMOUNT OF BAIL
2800.2 EVADING A PEACE OFFICER:
RECKLESS DRIVING..........................................................$ 25,000.00
20001 HIT-RUN, INJURY...............................................................$ 25,000.00
...OR DEATH ........................................................................$ 150,000.00
23110(b) THROWING MISSILE OR SHOOTING
AT VEHICLE WITH INTENT TO DO
GREAT BODILY INJURY ...................................................$ 25,000.00
23152 DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF
ALCOHOL/DRUGS WITH 3+ PRIORS ..............................$ 50,000.00
23153 DUI WITH INJURIES
[DRUGS OR ALCOHOL].....................................................$ 50,000.00
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322. PART 4: BAIL AMOUNT FOR ENHANCEMENTS TO FELONIES
ENHANCEMENTS (THESE ARE CUMULATIVE)
SECTION DESCRIPTION OF VIOLATION ADDITIONAL AMOUNT
PC 186.22 CRIMINAL STREET GANG (see also 186.22 in PART 3)
(b)(1)(A) on any felony.........................................................$ 25,000.00
(b)(1)(B) on any “serious” felony.........................................$ 50,000.00
(b)(1)(C) on any “violent” felony .........................................$ 75,000.00
(b)(4) on “enumerated” felony.........................................$ 500,000.00
(d) on any felony or misdemeanor ..............................$ 5,000.00
PC 422.75 COMMISSION OF A HATE CRIME...................................$ 50,000.00
PC 667 PRIOR CONVICTIONS
[a] prior violent or serious felony plus a current
violent or serious felony [for each felony].................$ 25,000.00
[c] habitual criminal (Strike 1) (See Rule 5(B))………..$ 50,000.00
PC 667.5 STATE PRISON PRIORS
[a] prior violent felony plus a current
violent felony [for each felony] .................................$ 25,000.00
[b] on any felony [for each prior] ....................................$ 10,000.00
PC 667.51 COMMITS LEWD ACT WITH A CHILD
AND WAS PREVIOUSLY CONVICTED OF
[a] committing lewd acts with children...........................$ 75,000.00
[b] committing lewd acts with
children [more than two convictions] ........................$ 500,000.00
PC 667.6 COMMITS SEXUAL OFFENSE AND
[a] using force or violence with a prior lewd acts
with children ..............................................................$ 50,000.00
[b] two or more priors for violent crimes ........................$ 100,000.00
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323. ENHANCEMENTS (Contd.)
SECTION DESCRIPTION OF VIOLATION ADDITIONAL AMOUNT
PC 667.7 COMMITS A FELONY WITH MEANS
LIKELY TO CAUSE GBI AND
[1] has two prior violent crime convictions.....................$ 500,000.00
[2] has three prior violent crime convictions...................$ NO BAIL
PC 667.75 TWO OR MORE PRIOR PRISON TERMS FOR
USING MINORS IN DRUG VIOLATIONS ........................$ 500,000.00
PC 667.9 SERIOUS FELONY COMMITTED AGAINST
THE ELDERLY OR UNDER 14 ..........................................$ 35,000.00
PC 667.10 REPEAT OFFENDER OF SEX CRIMES AGAINST
THE DISABLED, ELDERLY, OR UNDER 14....................$ 35,000.00
PC 12022 COMMITTING OR ATTEMPTING FELONY
[a][1] armed with a firearm..................................................$ 5,000.00
[a][2] armed with a assault rifle ...........................................$ 15,000.00
[b] use of a deadly or dangerous weapon..........................$ 5,000.00
[c] while personally armed with a firearm........................$ 25,000.00
[d] with an accomplice who was
personally armed .........................................................$ 10,000.00
PC 12022.1 FELONY COMMITTED WHILE ON BAIL
OR ON O/R RELEASE .........................................................$ 15,000.00
PC 12022.2 FELONY COMMITTED WHILE ARMED WITH FIREARM
AND IN POSSESSION OF METAL-PIERCING AMMO ...$ 25,000.00
PC 12022.3 RAPE OR SEXUAL ABUSE
[a] committed with a firearm or
deadly weapon ...........................................................$ 25,000.00
[b] committed while armed
with a weapon ............................................................$ 15,000.00
PC 12022.4 SUPPLYING FIREARM FOR
COMMISSION OF FELONY ...............................................$ 15,000.00
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324. ENHANCEMENTS (Contd.)
SECTION DESCRIPTION OF VIOLATION ADDITIONAL AMOUNT
PC 12022.5 COMMISSION OF FELONY AND
[a] use of a firearm ..........................................................$ 25,000.00
[b][1] discharges a firearm
at occupied vehicle.....................................................$ 50,000.00
[b][2] uses an assault weapon ..............................................$ 50,000.00
[c] uses firearm while violating
drug laws....................................................................$ 25,000.00
PC 12022.53 COMMISSION OF SPECIFIED FELONY AND
[b] uses a firearm .............................................................$ 50,000.00
[c] discharges a firearm ...................................................$ 100,000.00
[d] discharges a firearm and
causes great bodily injury ..........................................$ 500,000.00
PC 12022.55 CAUSING GBI BY DISCHARGING A FIREARM ............$ 500,000.00
PC 12022.6 TAKING PROPERTY WITH A VALUE
IN EXCESS OF $50,000 .......................................................EQUAL TO THE VALUE
OF THE PROPERTY
PC 12022.7 INFLICTION OF GBI ...........................................................$ 25,000.00
PC 12022.75 FORCED CONSUMPTION OF A DRUG............................$ 25,000.00
PC 12022.8 GBI WHIILE COMMITTING A SEXUAL OFFENSE........$ 50,000.00
PC 12022.85 AIDS PLUS COMMISSION OF A SEXUAL OFFENSE....$ 50,000.00
PC 12022.9 DEATH OF A FETUS WHILE INFLICTING
INJURY ON VICTIM ...........................................................$ 50,000.00
H&S 11370.2 PRIOR FELONY DRUG CONVICTIONS...........................$ 25,000.00
each
H&S 11379.7(a) CHILDREN PRESENT AT METH LAB .............................$ 10,000.00
each
H&S 11379.7(b) CHILDREN PRESENT AT METH LAB WHO
SUFFER GBI .........................................................................$ 25,000.00
each
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325. SECTION B: MISDEMEANOR BAIL SCHEDULE
If the defendant is charged with m ore than one offense, the highest bail amount on any single offense
charged shall be used. This is per case. Bail on separate cases is cumulative.
Adjustments to the scheduled bail amounts are within the discretion of each judge, taking into account
the defendant’s prior record, including, but not limited to, additional pending warrants, failures to
appear in court, violation of probation, and the nature of the instant offense.
Misdemeanors Not Listed ..........................................................................................$ 2,500.00
Misdemeanor Violations of Probation.......................................................................$ 5,000.00
“Wobbler” (Felony/Misdemeanor) Charged as Misdemeanor Not Listed ................$ 3,500.00
Ordinance Violations Not Listed ...............................................................................$ 250.00*
* Bail amount includes all penalty assessments; cash bail may be posted and forfeited.
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326. Penal Code
Section Description of Violation Bail Amount
PC 192(c) Vehicular manslaughter...............................................$ 7,500.00
PC 243(b) Battery on peace officer/fire personnel .......................$ 3,000.00
PC 243.4 Sexual battery ..............................................................$ 3,500.00
PC 273.5 Spousal battery ............................................................$ 5,000.00
PC320-324 Lotteries .......................................................................$ 500.00
PC 374.3 Refuse dumping...........................................................$ 270.00*
PC 374.4 Littering .......................................................................$ 270.00*
PC 415 Disturbing the peace ....................................................$ 500.00
PC 417(a)(2) Brandishing firearm.....................................................$ 3,000.00
PC 594 Vandalism
…damage less than $100.00........................................$ 500.00
…damage more than $100.00......................................$ 2,500.00
PC 597 Cruelty to animals........................................................$ 5,000.00
PC 626.10 Knives/weapons on school campus .............................$ 5,000.00
PC 647(c)-(3)/(g) Begging/loitering.........................................................$ 500.00*
PC 647(f) Public intoxication.......................................................$ 500.00*
PC 653k Switchblade knives......................................................$ 1,500.00
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327. Business & Professions Code
Section Description of Violation Bail Amount
25658 Furnishing alcohol to minor $ 1,500.00
25661 Possession of false identification $ 500.00*
25662 Minor in possession of alcohol $ 1,000.00
Health & Safety Code
Section Description of Violation Bail Amount
11357(b) Possession of marijuana – less than 1 oz. $ 270.00*
11364 Paraphernalia $ 1,500.00
11377 Possession of controlled substance $ 3,500.00
Adopted by the Judges of the Superior Court of California
County of Riverside on November 30, 2009
Effective Date: January 1, 2010
Distribution:
Each Judicial Officer Pretrial Services
Each Deputy Court Executive Officer County Counsel
Sheriff District Attorney
Jail Public Defender
Chief Probation Officer
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328. PC1275 - Questionnaire
Defendant
Premium:
Where is the premium coming from?__________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
Is the premium separate and distinguishable from the alleged offense? Yes / No
Why?___________________________________________________________________
Is the premium from a legal source such as a job andor trust fund or inheritance? Yes /
No Explain___________________________________________________________
Real Property:
Is the defendant’s property being put up as collateral? Yes / No____________________
How long has the defendant owned this property?_______________________________
Was the property purchased prior to the alleged offense? Yes / No Explain____________
_______________________________________________________________________
Can the means to pay the mortgage on the property be accounted for through legal
channels? Yes / No Explain_______________________________________________
Cash Collateral:
Where are the funds coming from? ___________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
How long have the accounts been established? __________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
Bank Accounts / 401ks / Pensions / Profit Sharing Plans / Retirement Account / Trust Accounts / Annuities /
Inheritance etc… (Statements for any and all)

329. Indemnitor Co-Signer
The co-signer must not be a co-defendant or a suspect in the case if they wish to be part
of the transaction unless they meet the same above conditions can met.
What is the relationship between the Indemnitor and the Defendant?_________________
Is the Co-signer a suspect or co-defendant in the criminal case? Yes/No Explain______
________________________________________________________________________
Where are the funds coming from?___________________________________________
Bank Accounts / 401ks / Pensions / Profit Sharing Plans / Retirement Account / Trust Accounts / Annuities /
Inheritance etc… (Statements for any and all)
Are the funds from a legal traceable source? (i.e. paycheck stubs or credit cards) Yes/No
Explain _____________________________________________________________
Real Property:
Is the Indemnitor’s property being put up as collateral? Yes/No Explain____________
________________________________________________________________________
How long has the Indemnitor owned the property?______________________________
Was the property purchased prior to the alleged offense? Yes/No Explain__________
________________________________________________________________________
Can the means to pay the mortgage on the property be accounted for through legal
channels? Yes/No Explain_______________________________________________
Cash Collateral:
Where are the funds coming from?___________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
How long have the accounts been established?__________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
Bank Accounts / 401ks / Pensions / Profit Sharing Plans / Retirement Account / Trust Accounts / Annuities /
Inheritance etc… (Statements for any and all)

330. Checklist:
__bank statements where premium is coming from dated prior to alleged offense date
__bank statements where cash collateral is coming from dated prior to alleged offense
date
__paycheck stubs (as many as possible)
__Tax Returns (as many as possible)
__credit cards statements (all credit cards)
__401ks / Pensions / Profit Sharing Plans / Retirement Account / Trust Accounts /
Annuities / Inheritance etc… (Statements for any and all)
__Real Property – Grant Deed showing purchase date
__Mortgage Statements
__Property Tax Bill
__Property Profile

331. Nebia Hearing - Questionnaire
Defendant Information
Premium:
Where is the premium coming from?__________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
Is the premium separate and distinguishable from the alleged offense? Yes / No
Why?___________________________________________________________________
Is the premium from a legal source such as a job andor trust fund or inheritance? Yes No
Explain_________________________________________________________________
Real Property:
Is the defendant’s property being put up as collateral? Yes / No____________________
How long has the defendant owned this property?________________________________
Was the property purchased prior to the alleged offense? Yes / No Explain__________
________________________________________________________________________
Can the means to pay the mortgage on the property be accounted for through legal
channels? Yes / No Explain_______________________________________________
Cash Collateral:
Where are the funds coming from?___________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
How long have the accounts been established?__________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
Bank Accounts / 401ks / Pensions / Profit Sharing Plans / Retirement Account / Trust Accounts / Annuities /
Inheritance etc… (Statements for any and all)

332. Indemnitor Co-Signer
The co-signer must not be a codefendant or a suspect in the case if they wish to be part of
the transaction unless they meet the same above conditions can met.
What is the relationship between the Indemnitor and the Defendant?_________________
Is the Co-signer a suspect or co-defendant in the criminal case? Yes / No Explain______
________________________________________________________________________
Where are the funds coming from?___________________________________________
Bank Accounts / 401ks / Pensions / Profit Sharing Plans / Retirement Account / Trust Accounts / Annuities /
Inheritance etc… (Statements for any and all)
Are the funds from a legal traceable source? (i.e. paycheck stubs or credit cards) Yes /
No - Explain _____________________________________________________________
Real Property:
Is the Indemnitor’s property being put up as collateral? Yes / No Explain____________
________________________________________________________________________
How long has the Indemnitor owned the property? ______________________________
Was the property purchased prior to the alleged offense? Yes / No Explain__________
________________________________________________________________________
Can the means to pay the mortgage on the property be accounted for through legal
channels? Yes / No Explain_______________________________________________
Cash Collateral:
Where are the funds coming from?___________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
How long have the accounts been established?__________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
Bank Accounts / 401ks / Pensions / Profit Sharing Plans / Retirement Account / Trust Accounts / Annuities /
Inheritance etc… (Statements for any and all)

333. Checklist:
__bank statements where premium is coming from dated prior to alleged offense date
__bank statements where cash collateral is coming from dated prior to alleged offense
date
__paycheck stubs (as many as possible)
__Tax Returns (as many as possible)
__credit cards statements (all credit cards)
__401ks / Pensions / Profit Sharing Plans / Retirement Account / Trust Accounts /
Annuities / Inheritance etc… (Statements for any and all)
__Real Property – Grant Deed showing purchase date
__Mortgage Statements
__Property Tax Bill
__Property Profile (Site Ex)

334. Keys to Lifting a 1275.1 PC Hold
A P.C. 1275.1 hold has been placed on the defendant because a peace officer, prosecutor
andor judge or magistrate believes that the funds or means for bail have been feloniously
obtained. A judge then has 24 hours to respond to the declaration. If the magistrate or
judge does not respond within 24 hours, the defendant shall be released from custody
upon posting of the amount of bail set.
The key in lifting the hold is to separate the defendant andor spouse from the funds used
to obtain a bail bond and to be able to prove to the court where the funds and collateral
come from. The funds and collateral must come from a legitimate source. A common
way to do this is to get a family member, who is not under any suspicion of being
involved in any criminal activity, to pay for the bond preferably on a credit card or cards.
This is better than cash because the prosecutor will want proof of where the cash is
coming from and there must be a legitimate paper trail of where the funds are derived
from. Generally when a hold is placed on a defendant the bail amount is extremely high
and when dealing with large sums of cash they are much harder to account for.
The same can be said of the collateral for the bond. If the bond requires real property to
be put up as collateral, have a family member put up their home rather than the
defendant. This will prevent the prosecutor from alleging that the property was obtained
through felonious activity.
A P.C. 1275.1 motion may be heard at the arraignment or if the parties are not prepared
to provide the necessary proof meeting the courts requirements, a separate hearing may
be necessary. At these hearings the criminal defense attorney, the bail agent, surety
company, the indemnitor, and the owner of the property being pledged as collateral, may
have to be present to give testimony as to the origination of the assets being used to
obtain the courts approval to lift the hold.
In order to be successful at this hearing, the parties will need to provide the prosecutor,
and the judge ample documentation proving the source of funds. This may include bank
statements, credit card statements, tax returns, investment account statements, financial
affidavits etc. Each case can and will be different.

335. Federal Bail Bonds
A federal bail bond is needed when a person is indicted with a federal offense. A
federal bond is unique and differentiates from a state bail bond in that there are
performance aspects to it. A state bail bond is only guarantying the appearance of the
defendant in the court of jurisdiction each and every time the court requires his or her
presence, until the termination of the case. A federal bail bond in conjunction with
guarantying the defendant’s appearance also guaranties conditions put on the defendants
release by the court. These conditions are stipulated to and agreed to by all parties in the
transaction at the time of bail.
Typical conditions put on the release of the defendant are as follows: The
defendant is to consume no alcohol andor drugs. The defendant is to be back to his
residence every night by 10 pm. The defendant is to have no contact with any witnesses
and or codefendants in this case. The defendant must submit to drug or alcohol screening
once a week and randomly as the court requests it. The defendant is not to break any laws
while out on bail. The defendant may not associate with any known criminals.
If any of these conditions are broken then the bond will be forfeited, and upon
service of the notice of forfeiture to the surety company, the bond is due and payable.
Unlike a state bond in which the bonding company is given a statutory time in which to
apprehend the defendant and bring them back to court, there is no such provision with
federal bonds. This is the performance aspect that makes federal bonds far more risky
than a state bond.
In underwriting a federal bond, a bail agency has to be far more stringent and
conservative than with a state bond. The bail agency also must receive permission from
their surety company to write federal bonds. Generally speaking an agency will require
either full cash collateral, in various forms, or in rare occasions the agency may take real
property as collateral. The bail agency has to be able to pay the forfeiture immediately
when it is received by the surety company, which is why real property is the exception
rather than the rule.
The bail bond industry has gotten together to try and pass legislation to do away
with the forfeiture of bail based only on the defendant’s violating the conditions of
release. There is a bill that was passed in Congress called H.R. 2286 “Bail Bond Fairness
Act” in which the court may only forfeit the bail bond due to the non-appearance of the
defendant rather than the violation of the conditions of the release. The bill is now S.
2495 and is waiting to be put up on the floor of the Senate. If this bill passes it will
change the industries ability to write more federal bail bonds.
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336. It is critical that the involved parties be honest and accurate with information during the
evaluation of the case, even if they feel it may be detrimental to the outcome. The worst
possible scenario would be to provide the court with false or misleading information.
This will allow the judge to deny the motion and most certainly raise the bail. It could
also result in criminal charges.
The real key is to have the prosecutor agree to stipulate that the funds and collateral are
not from ill gotten gains and can be used to obtain bail for the defendant, prior to the
hearing.
If you need more information or would like to discuss your 1275 hearing please feel free
to call me anytime,
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