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| PC 236 False imprisonment |
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the unlawful violation of the person liberty of another.
Can’t not take person without probable cause it’s a violation. |
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| PC. 237 FALSE imprisonment punishment |
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| a misdemeanor punished by fine, jail or both. |
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| false imprisonment accomplished by violence, fraud, or decent, it is a felony punishable in prison pc 237 pc 237 b pc 368 f elderly victims |
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| Elements of PC 236 False imprisonment |
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| Restraint of the victim's liberty and the restraint imprisonment must be unlawful |
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| PC 836- allegation to officer |
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| for false imprisonment it is only necessary to allege sufficing facts to show a confinement or restraint resulting from an arrest without a warrant. It is the officer’s responsibility to show authorization that will justify the restraint upon the individual. |
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Direct restraint of the person for some length of time
Compelling him or her to stay or go somewhere against her or his liberty or is complained to remain where they are without there will |
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| Confinement necessary to constituted imprisonment. Detention of an individual in a room, building street or vehicle or compelling by force or threat of force by which to remain or to go where he or she does not wish to go is an imprisonment |
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| may be committed by an act, words or both by merely operating upon the will of the individual or by personal violence or both. |
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| An Act false imprisonment to prevent arrest which causes an increased risk of harm, or to use the person as a shield, is a felony |
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| PC 265 Abduction of Women |
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| Any person who takes any women unlawfully, against her will and by force, menace, or duress, and compels her to marry him, or to marry any other person or to be defiled (force), is punishable by imprisonment. |
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| PC 266 Seduction for Prostitution |
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| Punish does who take advantage of a young women, such as runaway, etc. Female must be under the age of 18, unmarried and of previous "chaste" Character. It is not necessary in all cases that the female is enticed into a house of prostitution. |
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| PC 22 (a) Abduction of prostitution |
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| Prevent young women and men from being taken for the purposed of prostitution against their will or by false representation (offer of a job modeling career, movie contract, etc) The law does not refer to age, marital status or previous moral character of the victim. |
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| PC 266 (b) Abduction for cohabitation |
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| Anyone who has prisoner for the purpose keeps the victim imprison for the purpose of illicit sex |
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| PC 266 (f) Selling person for immoral purposes |
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| Every person who sells any person or receives any money or other valuable things for placing in custody for immoral purposes, any person whether with or without her /his consent is guilty of a felony. |
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| PC 236.1 Human Trafficking |
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| Felony to deprive another of his or her liberty with the intent to obtain forced labor, services or sexual activity , accomplished by means of duress, fraud, deceit, coercion, violence, menace or threat |
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| officers who confront suspectied prostetution or victms of domestic violence must use due diligence to identify possable human trafficg factors, including trama or fatigue, social withdraw, fear of interaction, restriction on movement and habition indebtedness to the employer, and third party control over identification documents. |
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| PC 266 ( G) Placing wife in a prostitution house |
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| Felony punishment by imprisonment in the state prison for a man to force, intimidate, pursued or by means of placing his wife a home of prostitution or consent to or permit her to remain there. Wife is a competent withness against her husban. |
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| PC 267 Abuduction of juvenile for prostitution |
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| Any person who takes a person under the age of 18 from his father or mother, guardiuan, or other person having legal change of the other person, without their concent, for the purpose of purastituion is punishable by state prison and find not exceeding 2,000 |
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| PC 646. 9 Stalking or threatening Violence |
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| Any person who willfully, maliciously and repeatedly follows or harass another person and who makes a credible threat with inten to put the person in reasonable fear of death or great body injury misdemeanor secound time is a felony |
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| PC 207.(a) Kidnapping Define |
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| General intent. No specific intent reason or purpose (intent ) for the kidnapping need be proved for the perpetrator to be found guilty of the abduction. Anyone who uses force or by other means installing, fear, steals, or takes, or holds detains, or arrests any person in this state and carries the person to another country, state country or into other parts of the same country is guilty of kidnapping. |
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| PC. 207 (b) Kidnapping child under 14 |
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| Any person who does an act of PC 288 Molesting, hires persuade entice , decoy or seduces by false promises, misrepresentation or the like, any child under the age of 14 . Specific intent crime. it must be proven that the perpetrator kidnapped the victim with the specific intent and purpose of committing lewd or lascivious Pc 288 |
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| PC 207 ( c) Kidnapping for involuntary servitude |
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| Specific intent crime. The kidnapping must be done for the purpose and intent. Any person who forcibly, or by any others means of instilling fear takes or holds, detains, or arrest any person with design to take the person out of the state without establishing a claim, to the United states law or of this state or who hires pursued, entice , decoy or seduces by false imprisonment, misrepresentation, or the like, any person to go out of state or to be taken remove therefrom, for the purpose and with intent to sell the person into slavery or involuntary servitude or otherwise to employ that person for his or her own use or the use of other, without free will consent of that persuaded person is guilty of kidnapping |
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| PC 207 ( D) Kidnapping Bringing victim into state |
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| Any person who , being out of this state, abducts or takes by force or fraud any person contrary to the law of the place where that act is committed and bring sends or conveys that person within the limits of this state, and afterward found within limits. This crime requires general intent |
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| PC 210 Posing as kidnapper |
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| Posing as kidnapper Under Pc 210 is a felony. The person posing as a kidnapper in a cause and indicates the ability to obtain the release of the victim for some consideration unusually money. Any person that falsely lies and pretenses that he or she is in fact connected with the crime and as such can release the kidnapped person for some consideration is punishable. Proof that the perpetrator or was posing as a kidnapper with the specifying intent of extorting something of value. |
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