All decisions
16 Board decisions about Penal Code, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Supervisor Molinari's request for hearings on state bill SB 39 on Penal Code crimes was referred to the State and National Affairs Committee.
- Supervisors Nelder, Feinstein and von Beroldingen asked the Police Commission to urge Penal Code changes protecting senior citizens; request granted without objection.
- Leaves of absence for several city officials approved.
- Supervisor Francois asked for a hearing on urging the State Legislature to amend the Penal Code for street controls; referred to committee.
- City asks state to change a Penal Code rule.
- Probation and corrections officer recruitment and training standards from the state Penal Code adopted, with funding provided.
- Resolution urges State to amend Penal Code so institutional police officers can arrest; sent to Public Protection Committee.
- Resolution urging the state Legislature to pass AB 1540, excluding civilian investigator boards from Penal Code 832.7 coverage.
- Proposed ordinance banning aggressive pursuit and requiring Penal Code 646.9 offenders to register with police, referred to committee.
- The Sheriff may share local summary criminal history information with the Recreation and Park Department under the state Penal Code.
- Board adopted a resolution supporting state Senate Bill 4, which amends Penal Code sections on trespass.
- Supervisor Leno's resolution urging Romania to abolish Article 200 of its Penal Code was referred to the Board for adoption.
- The Board adopted a resolution urging the Romanian Government to abolish Article 200 of its Penal Code.
- Board urges the State Senate to pass Assembly Bill 2521, which amends Penal Code firearms rules.
- Resolution urges the state Attorney General to clarify how Jessica's Law applies to certain Penal Code sex offender rules.
- Proposed: more first-time offenders sent to prostitution diversion class.