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Flashcards covering the definitions, regulations, and legal procedures established in the San Andreas Civilian Rights document.
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ADA
Assistant District Attorney
Approved screening device (ASD)
Any BlowYou™ brand breathalyzer device.
Arrested
To be taken into custody by an Law Enforcement Officer (LEO).
Blood Alcohol Content (BAC)
The content of alcohol in an individual's blood, measured in grams per deciliter (g/dL).
Brandishing
To wave, flourish, or display an object, especially a weapon, as a threat or in anger or excitement.
CDL
Commercial Driver's License.
Class 1 firearm
Any firearm not otherwise defined as a class 2, 3, or 4 firearm.
Class 2 firearm
Any firearm with a caliber ≥.50 AE (excluding hunting rifles), a magazine holding ≥15 rounds, a sawn-off shotgun, or any firearm with an altered serial number.
Class 3 firearm
Any firearm capable of fully automatic fire using 5.56 rounds or larger, or a Musket.
Class 4 firearm
Any firearm capable of fully automatic fire using smaller than 5.56 rounds.
Coastal waters
Any part of the ocean that appears on the official San Andreas map.
Commercial vehicle
A truck capable of pulling a commercial trailer.
Controlled substances
Marijuana in quantities greater than 25 units, or prescription opiates for which the possessor does not have a valid prescription.
Court Official
Positions including ADA, DA, DDA, or Judge.
CR
Abbreviated version of Civilian Rights.
Detain
The temporary restriction of an individual's freedom of movement by an LEO, based on reasonable suspicion, for investigation without placing the person under arrest.
Direct witness
Any on-duty LEO, Judge, or properly uniformed LSFD Security Personnel who gives an account used to generate Probable Cause.
Destructive device
Any weapon or object capable of being thrown, triggered, or used to cause explosions or fire.
DOJ
Department of Justice.
Drug paraphernalia
Items including Cannabis seeds (>50), Coca Leaves, Mobile Meth Lab Kits, Opium, Acetic Anhydride, Ergot, Lysergic Acid, Formaldehyde, Ether, and Hydrochloride.
DSZ
Downtown Security Zone; the downtown core of the City of Los Santos policed primarily by the Los Santos Downtown Security Force.
Dwelling
A house, apartment, or any place of residence of any individual.
Election Commission
An independent agency responsible for administering and enforcing laws covering elections and campaigns.
Emergency vehicle
A motor vehicle driven by an on-duty member of a fire department or an on-duty LEO.
Eye witness
A civilian or non-security LSFD personnel providing an account for investigation that does not generate Probable Cause.
Gang
Any ongoing organization of three or more persons having criminal acts as a primary activity and using a common name, colors, or symbols.
GSR
Gunshot residue.
Government official
The current or acting Governor of San Andreas, Mayor of Los Santos, Commissioner of Blaine County, or any court official.
Government property
Includes Fort Zancudo Military Base (within outer fence), and non-public areas of Licensing Centers, Hospitals, Prisons, Police Stations, and financial institutions.
Hunting hours
5:30 to 20:30 (in-game time).
Illegal equipment
Includes Hacking Phones, Item Disablement Kits, Lockpicks, Safe Cracking Kits, Weapon Disablement Kits, and Hacking Laptops.
Illegal weapon attachment
A device designed or intended to muffle or stop the sound or report of a firearm.
Illegal weapons
Cavalry Dagger, Switchblade, Battleaxe, Shank, taser, and any firearm defined as class 2, class 3, or class 4.
Intoxicated
Being drunk or under the influence of drugs.
LEA
Law Enforcement Agency recognized by the State of San Andreas, such as SAHP, BCSO, LSPD, FIB, DOC, NOOSE, LSDSF, or SASP.
Less than lethal force
Force applied via beanbag shotgun, taser, or strikes from fists or batons designed to incapacitate.
Lethal force
Force applied from a weapon or mechanism designed to cause serious bodily injury or death.
Month
One minute of real-world time.
Narcotics
Substances including Cocaine, Coca Paste, Meth, Ephedrine (>25 units), Heroin, MDMA, LSD, PCP, and Mescaline (Divine).
Off-road Vehicle
Any vehicle listed as "off-road" style, or specifically the Bobcat XL, Bison, Rumpo Custom, Manchez Scout2, or the Contender.
Open carry
The practice of openly carrying a firearm on one's person in public.
Protected animal
Species including cats, dogs, coyotes, mountain lions, sharks, turtles, dolphins, and whales prohibited from being harmed.
Reasonable suspicion
When an LEO believes a crime is being, has been, or is about to be committed based on their experience and training.
Unsanctioned gambling
Gambling not authorized, licensed, or taxed by the state of San Andreas.
Miranda Rights
Rights that do not exist in the State of San Andreas and are not required to be read to an individual under arrest.
Maximum Highway Speed
75mph.
Maximum Road Speed (Non-Highway)
50mph.
Maximum BAC for Drivers
0.08g/dL to operate a vehicle on a public road or highway.
Parole
A non-negotiable additional penalty associated with all felonies served upon release from prison.
Breach of Parole
Committed by any felony, any violent non-felony, failing a requested parole check, or possessing a firearm.
Knox's Law
Legal precedent establishing that 24-hour holds must be authorized by a Lieutenant+; improper authorization results in case dismissal.
Arraignment Hearing
A petition filed within 14 days of an incident after a 'Not Guilty' plea to contest criminal charges.
Eminent Domain
The State's reserve right to revoke ownership of residential property for state use while providing reasonable market value compensation.
General Tax Rate
8% for individuals exchanging money for goods.
After market vehicle transfer tax
12%.