What should be changed: Change the name to Statutory Rape.
Why: It's shorter and is the technical term.
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I don't think it should be restricted to just police officers, it should be something like "job shaming" not sure exactly how it called but when someone insult or shame other for their job in public during their duties, that person should get a fine.Mousie wrote:[PC ADD] [Insulting a Peace Officer]
What should be changed: Should be added as a fine (Infraction) maybe $1000 or $500? (Can't be stacked, unless repeated after the first fine is given).
Why: Not sure about USA with their amendments & complete freedom of speech (exception of direct threats etc), but in my country you can get a fine for insulting a police officer, and it happens just as often here in LSRP. It would be nice to have a IC punishment that you can give to people as it happens literally in around 80 percent of all scenarios you are involved in as a cop, because they know we can do nothing about it, hence making it a small fine but yet a burden if given.
Violates the 1st amendment. No way this would make sense at all. This is ridiculous for the USA and would also be incredibly unfair since I can pretty much guarantee that "I don't like you, you idiot" would probably be classed as insulting a peace officer.AileenW wrote:I don't think it should be restricted to just police officers, it should be something like "job shaming" not sure exactly how it called but when someone insult or shame other for their job in public during their duties, that person should get a fine.Mousie wrote:[PC ADD] [Insulting a Peace Officer]
What should be changed: Should be added as a fine (Infraction) maybe $1000 or $500? (Can't be stacked, unless repeated after the first fine is given).
Why: Not sure about USA with their amendments & complete freedom of speech (exception of direct threats etc), but in my country you can get a fine for insulting a police officer, and it happens just as often here in LSRP. It would be nice to have a IC punishment that you can give to people as it happens literally in around 80 percent of all scenarios you are involved in as a cop, because they know we can do nothing about it, hence making it a small fine but yet a burden if given.
Of course, you need an evidence and all of that, but I think this law shouldn't protect only police officers but everyone.
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If said stolen property was destroyed or otherwise rendered unusable, time will be no less than 5.5 hours and no more than 6.5 hours imprisonment.
I second thisSarcasmohjoy wrote:[PC ADD] [Officer Discretion]
What should be changed: Allow for LEOs to drop/disregard misdemeanor charges, such as Failure to Pay a Fine and etc.
Why: I've done it myself as have others, and allowed people with charges such as when they should get one for outstanding or late paid fines, not arresting them and allowing them to go pay the fines, and disregarding other misdemeanor offenses committed.
This law it currently too powerful as it is written. Just by lying to an officer you are immediately able to be arrested. This should only be able to be charged when they lie being told prevents the investigation of a felony charge.(4)06. False Information To A Peace Officer ↑
Any individual who commits fake identification, false information, or knowingly offers an officer misinformation.
- Penal Code (4)06 is a misdemeanor punishable by no less than 25 minutes imprisonment and no more than 35 minutes imprisonment.
This should pertain to any lawful investigation. Not just a felony.Sergeant wrote:[PC CHANGE] [(4)06. False Information To A Peace Officer]
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