San Andreas Statutes & Constitution
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  • EXECUTIVE ORDERS & ACTS
    • SAN ANDREAS ANTI-GANG LEGISLATION ACT
    • INVESTIGATION AUTHORITY ACT
    • AMENDED EXECUTIVE PROTECTION UNITS ACT
    • STATEWIDE CRIME REPORTING DATA ACT
    • GANG VIOLENCE PREVENTION AND INTERVENTION ACT
  • SAN ANDREAS STATUTES
    • TITLE 01. CRIMES AGAINST A PERSON
      • 1.100 — ASSAULT
        • 1.101 — ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON
        • 1.102 — ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON (WITK)
        • 1.103 — ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON (WOITK)
        • 1.104 — ASSAULT ON A PEACE OFFICER
        • 1.105 — ASSAULT ON A MEDICAL OFFICAL
        • 1.106 — ASSAULT INVOLVING BODILY FLUIDS
        • 1.107 — AGGRAVATED ASSAULT INVOLVING BODILY FLUIDS
      • 1.108 — BATTERY
        • 1.109 — AGGRAVATED BATTERY
        • 1.110 — BATTERY ON A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER
        • 1.111 — BATTERY ON A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER W/ SERIOUS INJURY
      • 1.112 — ATTEMPTED MURDER
      • 1.113 — FIRST DEGREE MURDER
      • 1.114 — SECOND DEGREE MURDER
      • 1.115 — THIRD DEGREE MURDER
      • 1.116 — INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER
      • 1.117 — VOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER
      • 1.118 — VEHICULAR MANSLAUGHTER
      • 1.119 — CHILD ABUSE
      • 1.120 — SEVERE CHILD ABUSE
      • 1.121 — CHILD ABANDONMENT
      • 1.122 — KIDNAPPING
      • 1.123 — TORTURE
      • 1.124 — FALSE IMPRISONMENT
      • 1.125 — PETTY THEFT
      • 1.126 — MISDEMEANOR THEFT
      • 1.127 — GRAND THEFT
      • 1.128 — GRAND THEFT AUTO
      • 1.129 — BURGLARY
      • 1.130 — ROBBERY
      • 1.131 — ARMED ROBBERY
      • 1.132 — DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
      • 1.133 — AGGRAVATED DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
      • 1.134 — AIDING A SUICIDE
      • 1.135 — CRIMINAL THREATS
      • 1.136 — WRITTEN THREATS CONTAINING GREAT BODILY HARM OR DEATH
      • 1.137 — CRIMINAL THREATS CONTAINING GREAT BODILY HARM OR DEATH
      • 1.138 — PUBLIC ENDANGERMENT
      • 1.139 — STALKING & HARASSING
      • 1.140 — FELONY STALKING & HARASSING
      • 1.141 — DESECRATION OF A HUMAN CORPSE
      • 1.142 — CAPITAL MURDER
      • 1.143 — STREET GANG RECRUITMENT
    • TITLE 02. CRIMES THAT CONSIST OF DEADLY WEAPONS
      • 2.200 — BRANDISHING A FIREARM
      • 2.201 — POSSESSION OF A FIREARM BY A CONVICTED FELON
      • 2.202 — UNLAWFUL DISCHARGE OF A FIREARM
      • 2.203 — HIGHLY DANGEROUS DEVICES
      • 2.204 — DRIVE-BY SHOOTING
      • 2.205 — GENERALLY PROHIBITED WEAPONS VIOLATION
      • 2.206 — SALE OF UNREGISTERED FIREARMS
      • 2.207 — SALE OF FIREARMS TO UNLICENSED INDIVIDUALS
      • 2.208 — SALE OF FIREARMS TO A CONVICTED FELON
      • 2.209 — POSSESSING A FIREARM ON GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
      • 2.210 — POSSESSING A FIREARM IN A SCHOOL OR UNIVERSITY
      • 2.211 — POSSESSING A FIREARM IN A HOSPITAL OR HEALTH FACILITY
      • 2.212 — POSSESSING A FIREARM AT AN AIRPORT OR TRANSPORTATION LOCATION
      • 2.213 — POSSESSING A FIREARM AT ANY PRIMARY ALCOHOL ESTABLISHMENT
      • 2.214 — ARMED CRIMINAL ACTION
      • 2.215 — POSSESSION OF A FIREARM WHILE IN COMMISSION OF A CRIME
      • 2.216 — POSSESSION OF A MINOR DEADLY WEAPON WHILE IN COMMISSION OF A CRIME
      • 2.217 — POSSESSION OF A MAJOR DEADLY WEAPON WHILE IN COMMISSION OF A CRIME
      • 2.218 — POSSESSION OF A FIREARM WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE
    • TITLE 03. CRIMES AGAINST PROPERTY
      • 3.300 — SIMPLE ARSON
      • 3.301 — AGGRAVATED ARSON
      • 3.302 — ARSON OF A STRUCTURE OR PROPERTY
      • 3.303 — ARSON OF AN INHABITED DWELLING
      • 3.304 — ARSON CAUSING INJURY OR DEATH
      • 3.305 — TRESPASSING
        • 3.306 — AGGRAVATED TRESPASSING
      • 3.307 — EXTORTION
        • 3.308 — AGGRAVATED EXTORTION
      • 3.309 — EMBEZZLEMENT
      • 3.310 — CARJACKING
        • 3.311 — ATTEMPTED CARJACKING
        • 3.312 — AGGRAVATED CARJACKING
      • 3.313 — DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
        • 3.314 — DESTRUCTION OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
      • 3.315 — BREAKING & ENTERING
      • 3.316 — LOITERING & PROWLING
      • 3.317 — ILLEGAL SQUATTING
      • 3.318 — RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY
      • 3.319 — VANDALISM
      • 3.320 — ATTEMPTED ARSON
      • 3.321 — UNLAWFUL BURNING
      • 3.322 — OBSTRUCTION OF SURVEILLANCE
    • TITLE 04. CRIMES AGAINST PUBLIC JUSTICE
      • 4.400 — BRIBERY OF A GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL
      • 4.401 — ACCEPTANCE OF A BRIBE BY A GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL
      • 4.402 — RESISTING ARREST WITHOUT FORCE
      • 4.403 — RESISTING ARREST WITH FORCE
      • 4.404 — ESCAPE FROM CUSTODY
      • 4.405 — HUMAN TRAFFICKING
      • 4.406 — AIDING AND ABETTING
      • 4.407 — HARBORING
      • 4.408 — TAMPERING WITH EVIDENCE
        • 4.409 — DISSUADING A VICTIM
        • 4.410 — OFFERING FALSE EVIDENCE
      • 4.411 — IMPERSONATION OF A CITIZEN
      • 4.412 — IMPERSONATION OF A PEACE OFFICER
      • 4.413 — IMPERSONATION OF AN EMT/FIREFIGHTER
      • 4.414 — IMPERSONATION OF A GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL
      • 4.415 — CONTEMPT OF COURT
      • 4.416 — CORRUPTION
      • 4.417 — OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE
      • 4.418 — MISCONDUCT
      • 4.419 — FILING OF A FALSE REPORT
      • 4.420 — FAILURE TO PAY A FINE
      • 4.421 — MISUSE OF A GOVERNMENT HOTLINE
      • 4.422 — PROVIDING FALSE INFORMATION TO A GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL
      • 4.423 — FAILURE TO REPORT A CRIME
      • 4.424 — EVADING A PEACE OFFICER WITH VIOLENCE
      • 4.425 — EVADING A PEACE OFFICER WITHOUT VIOLENCE
      • 4.426 — INTRODUCTION TO CONTRABAND
      • 4.427 — FAILURE TO APPEAR
    • TITLE 05. CRIMES AGAINST PUBLIC PEACE & DECENCY
      • 5.500 — INDECENT EXPOSURE
      • 5.501 — DISTURBING THE PEACE
      • 5.502 — LITTERING
      • 5.503 — UNLAWFUL ASSEMBLY
      • 5.504 — PARTICIPATING IN A RIOT
      • 5.505 — INCITING IN A RIOT
      • 5.506 — JAYWALKING
      • 5.507 — PROSTITUTION
      • 5.508 — PANDERING/PIMPING
      • 5.509 — SEXUAL BATTERY
      • 5.510 — UNLAWFUL CAMPING
      • 5.511 — OBSTRUCTION OF PUBLIC EVENTS
    • TITLE 06. CRIMES AGAINST PUBLIC SAFETY
      • 6.600 — PUBLIC INTOXICATION WITHOUT VIOLENCE
      • 6.601 — PUBLIC INTOXICATION WITH VIOLENCE
      • 6.602 — TERRORISM
      • 6.603 — PROVIDING MATERIAL SUPPORT FOR TERRORISM
      • 6.604 — CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT TERRORISM
      • 6.605 — TERRORISTIC THREATS
      • 6.606 — RECRUITING FOR TERRORISM
      • 6.607 — POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE (SCHEDULE I & SCHEDULE II)
      • 6.608 — POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE (SCHEDULE III & SCHEDULE IV)
      • 6.609 — POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE (28G+)
      • 6.610 — TRAFFICKING OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE (SCHEDULE I & SCHEDULE II)
      • 6.611 — TRAFFICKING OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE (SCHEDULE III & SCHEDULE IV)
      • 6.612 — SALE OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE (SCHEDULE I & SCHEDULE II)
      • 6.613 — SALE OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE (SCHEDULE III & SCHEDULE IV)
      • 6.614 — MANUFACTURING OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE (SCHEDULE I & SCHEDULE II)
      • 6.615 — MANUFACTURING OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE (SCHEDULE III & SCHEDULE IV)
      • 6.616 — POSSESSION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA (TIER 1)
      • 6.617 — POSSESSION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA (TIER 2)
      • 6.618 — SALE OF ALCOHOL TO A MINOR WITHOUT INJURIES
      • 6.619 — SALE OF ALCOHOL TO A MINOR WITH INJURIES
      • 6.620 — ILLEGAL DUMPING INTO A SEWERAGE SYSTEM
      • 6.621 — ILLEGAL DUMPING
      • 6.622 — FALSE PUBLIC ALARM
      • 6.623 — CROSSWALK VIOLATION: FAILURE TO YIELD TO PEDESTRIANS
    • TITLE 07. CRIMES AGAINST MOTOR VEHICLES
      • San Andreas Speed Chart
      • 7.700 — SPEEDING 1-5MPH OVER POSTED SPEED ZONE
      • 7.701 — SPEEDING 6-10MPH OVER POSTED SPEED ZONE
      • 7.702 — SPEEDING 11-15MPH OVER POSTED SPEED ZONE
      • 7.703 — SPEEDING 16-20MPH OVER POSTED SPEED ZONE
      • 7.704 — SPEEDING 20+ MPH OVER POSTED SPEED ZONE
      • 7.705 — CRIMINAL SPEEDING
      • 7.706 — RECKLESS DRIVING
      • 7.707 — CARELESS DRIVING
      • 7.708 — FAILURE TO YIELD TO A TRAFFIC DEVICE OR STOP SIGN
      • 7.709 — FAILURE TO MAINTAIN LANES
      • 7.710 — FAILURE TO ABIDE BY A RIGHT OF WAY
      • 7.711 — DRIVING ON A SUSPENDED LICENSE WITH KNOWLEDGE
      • 7.712 — DRIVING ON A SUSPENDED LICENSE WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE
      • 7.713 — DRIVING ON AN INVALID LICENSE
      • 7.714 — DRIVING ON A REVOKED LICENSE
      • 7.715 — DRIVING WITHOUT A MOTORCYCLE LICENSE
      • 7.716 — DRIVING WITH A FALSE LICENSE (FIRST OFFENSE)
      • 7.717 — DRIVING WITH A FALSE LICENSE (SECOND OFFENSE)
      • 7.718 — DRIVING WITHOUT A LICENSE WITH KNOWLEDGE
      • 7.719 — DRIVING WITHOUT A LICENSE WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE
      • 7.720 — DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
      • 7.721 — DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL
      • 7.722 — DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE AS A MINOR
      • 7.723 — DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL AS A MINOR
      • 7.724 — OPERATION OF A COMMERCIAL VEHICLE UNDER THE INFLUENCE
      • 7.725 — OPERATION OF A UNROADWORTHY VEHICLE
      • 7.726 — FAILURE TO USE A TURN SIGNAL
      • 7.727 — DISPLAY OF PLATE
      • 7.728 — FICTITIOUS REGISTRATION
      • 7.729 — ILLEGAL VEHICLE MODIFICATIONS
      • 7.730 — IMPEDING TRAFFIC
      • 7.731 — WINDOW TINT (SECONDARY OFFENCE)
      • 7.732 — ENGAGING IN AN ILLEGAL MOTOR VEHICLE CONTEST
      • 7.733 — FAILURE TO YIELD TO AN EMERGENCY VEHICLE
      • 7.734 — DRIVING WITHOUT VALID INSURANCE WITH KNOWLEDGE
      • 7.735 — DRIVING WITHOUT VALID INSURANCE WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE
      • 7.736 — DRIVING WITHOUT VALID REGISTRATION WITH KNOWLEDGE
      • 7.737 — DRIVING WITHOUT VALID REGISTRATION WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE
      • 7.738 — ILLEGAL U-TURN
      • 7.739 — OPEN CONTAINER
      • 7.740 — PEDESTRIAN LAW
      • 7.741 — UNSECURE LOAD
      • 7.742 — DRIVING ON THE SHOULDER/EMERGENCY LANE
      • 7.743 — HELMET LAW
      • 07.744 — FOLLOWING LAW/TAILGATING
      • 7.745 — FLEEING THE SCENE OF AN ACCIDENT
      • 7.746 — EXCESSIVE USAGE OF A HORN
      • 7.747 — FAILURE TO IDENTIFY TO A PEACE OFFICER OR PROVIDE IDENTIFCATION
      • 7.748 — UNDERGLOW & ILLEGAL VEHICLE LIGHTING
      • 7.749 — IMPROPER PASSING
      • 7.750 — DRIVING UNDER THE POSTED SPEED LIMIT
      • 7.751 — PARKING IN AN UNAUTHORIZED AREA
      • 7.752 — FAILURE TO WEAR A SEATBELT (DRIVER)
      • 7.753 — FAILURE TO WEAR A SEATBELT (PASSENGER)
      • 7.754 — FAILURE TO SECURE MULTIPLE PASSENGERS
      • 7.755 — FAILURE TO SECURE A CHILD IN A CHILD SAFETY SEAT
      • 7.756 — USAGE OF RADAR/LASER INTERFERING DEVICES
      • 7.757 — SLOW DOWN AND MOVE OVER
      • 7.758 — DEFACING OR INTERFERING WITH A TRAFFIC CONTROLLED DEVICE
      • 7.759 — LEGAL LANE SPLITTING BY MOTORCYCLES
      • 7.760 — PASSENGER ENDANGERMENT
      • 7.761 — BREAKDOWN LANE/EMERGENCY LANE VIOLATION
      • 7.762 — ALTERING OR REMOVING A VEHICLE’S VIN
    • TITLE 08. CRIMES AGAINST COMMERCIAL MOTOR VEHICLES
      • DEFINITION OF A COMMERCIAL VEHICLE
      • 8.800 — FAILURE TO MAINTAIN TRAVEL LOGS OF A COMMERCIAL VEHICLE
      • 8.801 — FALSIFICATION OF TRAVEL LOGS
      • 8.802 — FAILURE TO PROVIDE TRAVEL LOGS UPON REQUEST
      • 8.803 — OPERATING A COMMERCIAL VEHICLE ON AN INVALID CDL LICENSE
      • 8.804 — OPERATING A COMMERCIAL VEHICLE ON AN EXPIRED CDL LICENSE
      • 8.805 — OPERATING A COMMERCIAL VEHICLE ON A SUSPENDED CDL LICENSE
      • 8.806 — OPERATING A COMMERCIAL VEHICLE WITHOUT A VALID CDL LICENSE
      • 8.807 — FAILURE TO REACH TRACTOR OR TRAILER RESTRICTIONS
      • 8.808 — FAILURE TO REACH LOAD SIZE RESTRICTIONS
      • 8.809 — FAILURE TO ABIDE TO A VEHICLE INSPECTION
      • 8.810 — FAILURE TO HAVE PROPER SAFETY EQUIPMENT
      • 8.811 — FAILURE TO HAVE PROPER ESCORT FOR A LOAD
    • TITLE 09. CRIMES AGAINST WILDLIFE & HUNTING
      • 9.900 — HUNTING LICENSE AND TAGS
      • 9.901 — HUNTING SEASON AND BAG LIMITS
      • 9.902 — SPECIFIC BAG LIMITS
      • 9.903 — HUNTING METHODS AND EQUIPMENT
      • 9.904 — PROTECTED SPECIES
      • 9.905 — HUNTING REGULATIONS AND SAFETY
      • 9.906 — HUNTING ON PROTECTED LAND/STATE PARKS
      • 9.907 — POACHING
      • 9.908 — DISTURBING WILDLIFE HABITS
    • TITLE 10. CRIMES INVOLVING A VESSEL
      • 10.100 — BOATING LICENSE AND REGISTRATION
      • 10.101 - BOATING UNDER THE INFLUENCE (BUI)
      • 10.102 - SAFE BOATING PRACTICES
      • 10.103 - BOATING SAFETY INSPECTIONS
      • 10.104 - FAILURE TO DISPLAY REGISTRATION NUMBER
      • 10.105 - FAILURE TO WEAR A LIFE JACKET
      • 10.106 - FAILURE TO CARRY SAFETY EQUIPMENT
      • 10.107 - SPEEDING IN RESTRICTED AREAS
      • 10.108 - OPERATING WITHOUT REQUIRED NAVIGATION LIGHTS
    • TITLE 11. CRIMES AGAINST STATE DEPENDANTS
      • 11.101 - ANIMAL ABUSE/CRUELTY
      • 11.102 - ABANDONMENT OF ANIMALS
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  • PREAMBLE
  • SECTION 1: GOVERNOR'S AUTHORIZATION FOR EXECUTIVE ORDER
  • SECTION 2: ENHANCED PENALTIES FOR GANG-RELATED CRIMES
  • SECTION 3: EXTENDED DETENTION POWERS FOR GANG-RELATED ACTIVITY
  • SECTION 4: COMMUNITY-BASED INITIATIVES AND PROACTIVE MEASURES
  • SECTION 5: INTELLIGENCE AND SURVEILLANCE POWERS
  • SECTION 6: REVIEW AND ACCOUNTABILITY
  • SECTION 7: CONCLUSION
  1. EXECUTIVE ORDERS & ACTS

SAN ANDREAS ANTI-GANG LEGISLATION ACT

STATE OF SAN ANDREAS OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 2024-06 BILL NO. 001 SAN ANDREAS ANTI-GANG LEGISLATION ACT Signed into Law by Governor Richard Engelwood

PREAMBLE

WHEREAS, the State of San Andreas has witnessed a disturbing increase in gang-related violence, placing public safety at risk and disrupting the fabric of our communities; and WHEREAS, it is imperative for the State to respond promptly and effectively to combat organized crime while maintaining constitutional protections for all citizens; and WHEREAS, in light of these circumstances, the Governor shall have the authority to activate this law during specific times of heightened gang violence, as deemed necessary to restore order and safety;

THEREFORE, I, Richard Engelwood, Governor of the State of San Andreas, hereby enact the San Andreas Anti-Gang Legislation, known as Executive Order No. 2024-06, which shall be implemented during periods of heightened gang violence and subject to temporary activation and periodic renewal.

SECTION 1: GOVERNOR'S AUTHORIZATION FOR EXECUTIVE ORDER

  1. Activation of the San Andreas Anti-Gang Legislation (SAGL):

    • The Governor may invoke the provisions of this Executive Order when there is an imminent or ongoing threat of gang-related violence that severely impacts public safety.

    • The Governor shall issue a formal declaration that this law is temporarily activated, specifying the effective start and end dates of the activation period.

    • This order will be reviewed every 30 days, and the Governor must authorize a renewal of the order if the situation justifies it.

  2. Duration of Activation:

    • The activation of the SAGL is limited to up to 90 days unless the Governor issues a new declaration for extension.

    • The Governor must review the necessity of the continued application of the law every 30 days and may terminate the activation early if the situation warrants it.

  3. Public Notification:

    • The Governor’s declaration and the details of the law's activation shall be publicly announced and made available for review. This ensures transparency and accountability in the use of temporary emergency powers.

SECTION 2: ENHANCED PENALTIES FOR GANG-RELATED CRIMES

  1. Criminal Gang Participation and Enhancements

    • Individuals who commit crimes for the benefit of a gang will face mandatory sentencing enhancements, including the following:

      • Murder (Gang-Related): An additional 25-50% increase in sentencing, with a mandatory life sentence for gang-related murder.

      • Attempted Murder (Gang-Related): An additional 5-10 years on the attempted murder sentence.

      • Robbery (Gang-Related): An automatic 50% enhancement based on the severity of the robbery.

      • Drug Trafficking (Gang-Related): An automatic penalty increase of up to 50% of the original sentence.

      • Additional enhancements for offenses such as assault, weapon possession, and human trafficking as detailed in Section 1.

SECTION 3: EXTENDED DETENTION POWERS FOR GANG-RELATED ACTIVITY

  1. Extended Detention for Suspected Gang Members:

    • Law enforcement officers are permitted to detain individuals suspected of gang affiliation or involvement in gang-related criminal activity for up to 96 hours without formal charges.

    • This detention may only be extended with supervisory approval and based on the reasonable belief that the individual is engaged in ongoing criminal activity related to gang operations.

    • Conditions of Detention:

      • The detained individual must be notified of their rights and given the opportunity to request legal counsel.

      • Investigation during Detention: Law enforcement must make reasonable efforts to investigate the detained individual’s involvement in gang activity during the 96-hour period.

      • Release or Charge: If no charges are filed within 96 hours, the individual must either be released or formally charged with a crime.

  2. Governor’s Review and Approval:

    • The Governor must approve any extension of detention beyond the initial 96-hour period and will review ongoing situations of gang violence to determine if continued detention and the application of other provisions are warranted.

SECTION 4: COMMUNITY-BASED INITIATIVES AND PROACTIVE MEASURES

  1. Gang Prevention and Education Programs:

    • The state will allocate funding for youth mentorship, job training, and educational programs to help prevent young people from joining gangs.

    • Programs will focus on high-risk communities and aim to provide opportunities for personal development, employment, and positive community engagement.

  2. Gang Rehabilitation and Re-Entry Programs:

    • The state will fund programs to help former gang members reintegrate into society through education, job training, and counseling.

    • These programs will support individuals who seek to leave gang life behind and contribute positively to their communities.

SECTION 5: INTELLIGENCE AND SURVEILLANCE POWERS

  1. Surveillance Authorization:

    • Law enforcement will have the authority to request court approval for electronic surveillance in gang-related investigations, including wiretaps, text message monitoring, and social media surveillance.

    • The Governor may authorize emergency surveillance measures during extreme cases of gang violence, subject to review and continued oversight.

    • Warrantless Surveillance may be authorized for up to 72 hours without a warrant during urgent circumstances, provided a formal request for a warrant is made within 72 hours.

  2. Cross-Jurisdictional Cooperation:

    • Law enforcement agencies across jurisdictions may collaborate to investigate gang-related activities, with proper oversight and legal authorization.

SECTION 6: REVIEW AND ACCOUNTABILITY

  1. Annual Review:

    • An independent oversight board will evaluate the effectiveness of the SAGL annually, including its impact on reducing gang violence, detentions, and the overall public safety environment.

    • The board will provide recommendations for any necessary amendments to improve the balance between public safety and individual rights.

  2. Legislative Review and Sunset Clause:

    • This Executive Order shall be reviewed by the State Legislature after the initial 90-day activation period, and the legislature shall decide whether to allow a permanent version of the law to proceed, amend it, or repeal it.

    • Any renewal or extension of the activation period shall be subject to legislative approval and consistent with constitutional safeguards.

SECTION 7: CONCLUSION

The San Andreas Anti-Gang Legislation (SAGL) represents a temporary emergency measure aimed at addressing gang violence and organized crime in San Andreas. This law will provide enhanced law enforcement tools, expanded detention powers, and community-based solutions, all while ensuring continued oversight and the protection of civil liberties. As long as the situation requires these temporary measures, the Governor shall have the authority to activate and extend this legislation, ensuring a balance between public safety and constitutional rights.

Signed into law this 17th day of December, 2024, by: Governor Richard Engelwood Governor of the State of San Andreas

END OF EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 2024-06

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