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# San Andreas Penal Code

### **Introduction**

The laws and statutes that comprise this document are not open to interpretation by the public. They are to be read literally. Interpretation is reserved for the courts.

The Department of Justice is hereby formed to establish systems for enforcing laws, seeking just punishment for those found guilty of crimes, and to ensure the fair and impartial handling of justice. The government is hereby formed under one nation containing one governing body for the nation, two counties, and numerous cities and towns.

The Senate and Government Board of Directors is hereby formed to direct the creation, alteration, and enforcement of these laws.

Charges are met with **BOTH** jail time & fines for legal fees and penalties.

San Andreas Penal Code also known as a criminal code is a fundamental part of Law.

<mark style="color:orange;">**Accessory to a Crime Any person assisting with the completion of a crime may be charged with "Accessory to" the crime. Modifier: 0.5x**</mark>

<mark style="color:orange;">**Attempt of a Crime Any person who attempts a crime may be charged with the "Attempted" crime. Modifier: 0.5x**</mark>

<mark style="color:orange;">**Aggravated Crime Any person who commits a crime where any victim requires hospitalization as a direct result of the crime. Modifier: 0.5x**</mark>

<mark style="color:orange;">**Crime against a Government Employee Any person(s) who commits a crime against an on-duty peace officer, paramedic, firefighter, or correctional officer. Modifier: 1.5x**</mark>


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