# San Andreas Register of Law > This is the fictional law of the State of San Andreas on Fat Duck Gaming (FDG), a GTA V FiveM roleplay server. It applies only to in-game roleplay on that server. It is not real-world law and is not legal advice. Fines are in in-game dollars. - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws - As at: 2026-10-25T07:00:26.651Z ## Contents - General / Summary (Code G) (15) - Serious (Code S) (13) - Road and Traffic (Code R) (23) - Robberies & Theft (Code T) (8) - Violence (Code V) (15) - Weapons and Firearms (Code W) (16) - Narcotics (Code N) (8) - Hunting & Wildlife (Code H) (2) - Emergency Services & Government Agencies (Code E) (20) - Aviation (Code A) (8) - Court Order (Code O) (4) - Business (Code B) (12) - Mayor Laws (Code M) (3) - Acts & Orders (Code X) (1) - Definitions & Procedures (Code D) (28) - Government Powers & Responsibilities (Code P) (6) ## General / Summary (Code G) Offences which are considered crimes but do not fall into another category ### G1 Jaywalking - Act: General / Summary (Code G) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/general/G1 - Last amended: 2023-01-26 A person must not walk across a street in a reckless manner or without taking care to avoid traffic. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $500 ### G2 Soliciting & Prostitution - Act: General / Summary (Code G) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/general/G2 - Last amended: 2022-12-22 A person must not indecently expose themselves or conduct lewd behaviour **Penalties** - Fine: up to $690 ### G3 Graffiti - Act: General / Summary (Code G) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/general/G3 - Last amended: 2022-12-22 A person must not mark graffiti (offensive or otherwise) on a property or have the graffiti visible from a public place. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $10,000 Additional punishment: Police may direct the offender to clean the graffiti ### G4 Disorderly Conduct - Act: General / Summary (Code G) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/general/G4 - Last amended: 2022-12-22 A person must not disturb the peace and act in a belligerent way **Penalties** - Fine: up to $10,000 - Imprisonment: up to 5 minutes ### G5 Failure to follow a Lawful Order - Act: General / Summary (Code G) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/general/G5 - Last amended: 2022-12-22 A person must not refuse or deny a lawful order given by a government agent **Penalties** - Fine: up to $10,000 - Imprisonment: up to 5 minutes ### G6 Trespass - Private Property - Act: General / Summary (Code G) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/general/G6 - Last amended: 2022-12-22 A person must not enter a privately owned property without permission from the owner or an occupant/operator **Penalties** - Fine: up to $5,000 **Related sections** - [D10 Public property](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D10): Private Property ### G7 Trespass - Government Property - Act: General / Summary (Code G) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/general/G7 - Last amended: 2024-07-13 (1) A person must not enter a government-owned property without permission from a government agent. However, the reception and public areas of government buildings may be accessed by members of the public unless specified otherwise. (2) A government agent (Including members of the San Andreas Emergency Services) may order a person to leave a government-owned property at any time. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $40,000 - Imprisonment: up to 15 minutes ### G8 Destruction/Damage of Private Property - Act: General / Summary (Code G) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/general/G8 - Last amended: 2023-06-19 A person must not cause injuries or damages to private property, regardless of intention **Penalties** - Fine: up to $10,000 ### G9 Destruction/Damage of Government Property - Act: General / Summary (Code G) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/general/G9 - Last amended: 2023-06-19 A person must not cause injuries or damages to public property, regardless of intention **Penalties** - Fine: up to $20,000 - Imprisonment: up to 5 minutes **Related sections** - [D10 Public property](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D10): Private Property ### G10 Document Forgery - Act: General / Summary (Code G) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/general/G10 - Last amended: 2022-12-26 A person must not make or use a false document with the intention that he or she, or another person, shall use it to induce another person to accept it as genuine **Penalties** - Fine: up to $20,000 - Imprisonment: up to 10 minutes ### G11 False Statements - Act: General / Summary (Code G) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/general/G11 - Last amended: 2022-12-22 A person should not provide false statements to government employees **Penalties** - Fine: up to $5,000 ### G12 Impersonating a government agent - Act: General / Summary (Code G) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/general/G12 - Last amended: 2022-12-22 A person must not misidentify or misrepresent themselves as a government agent **Penalties** - Fine: up to $20,000 - Imprisonment: up to 10 minutes ### G13 Failure to pay fines - Act: General / Summary (Code G) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/general/G13 - Last amended: 2023-04-23 A person must pay all fines within 72 hours, otherwise they are subject to arrest. In the event a person does not pay their fines, the money will be removed from their bank account when captured by police, and an additional prison sentence may be imposed. **Penalties** - Imprisonment: up to 15 minutes ### G14 Improper Use of an Emergency Call Service - Act: General / Summary (Code G) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/general/G14 - Last amended: 2023-04-23 An individual must not improperly use an emergency call service if the individual did so with the intention of inducing a false belief that an emergency exists or did so otherwise than for the purpose of reporting an emergency. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $10,000 ### G15 Defamation - Act: General / Summary (Code G) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/general/G15 - Last amended: 2024-03-29 A person must not knowingly make false statements, whether spoken or written, that harm the reputation of another individual or entity. This includes both libel (written defamation) and slander (spoken defamation). **Penalties** Additional punishment: Breaches of this law must be brought forward as a civil matter to a court. A judicial officer may decide to impose penalties on the offending party. ## Serious (Code S) Serious offences of non-violent nature ### S1 Causing a pursuit - Act: Serious (Code S) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/serious/S1 - Last amended: 2025-04-27 A person must not flee Law Enforcement Officers or cause a pursuit. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $20,000 - Imprisonment: up to 10 minutes - Vehicle demerit points: 6 ### S2 Escaping Lawful Custody - Act: Serious (Code S) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/serious/S2 - Last amended: 2025-11-06 A person must not escape or attempt to escape, or to assist someone else in escaping lawful detainment **Penalties** - Fine: up to $20,000 - Imprisonment: up to 10 minutes ### S3 Prison Break - Act: Serious (Code S) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/serious/S3 - Last amended: 2025-05-21 A person must not attempt (whether successful or not) to break a suspect out of prison. Additionally, any suspect who knowingly participates in or facilitates their own escape from prison shall be liable to the same offence. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $50,000 - Imprisonment: up to 15 minutes Additional punishment: Individuals recovered by law enforcement officers who have broken out of prison should have their jail sentence reinstated. ### S4 Rioting - Act: Serious (Code S) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/serious/S4 - Last amended: 2022-12-23 A person must not incite or participate in an unlawful assembly or violent gathering **Penalties** - Fine: up to $20,000 - Imprisonment: up to 10 minutes ### S5 Obstructing a Government Agent - Act: Serious (Code S) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/serious/S5 - Last amended: 2022-12-23 A person must not interfere with a government agent in their lawful duties **Penalties** - Fine: up to $20,000 - Imprisonment: up to 10 minutes ### S6 Contempt of Court - Act: Serious (Code S) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/serious/S6 - Last amended: 2026-02-11 (1) A person or an organisation must not intentionally: (a) insult, defame or lie to a Court; (b) disturb or interrupt a court proceeding; (2) A person or an organisation must not fail to: (a) Comply with a court's lawful direction, orders or remedies; **Penalties** - Fine: up to $100,000,000 - Imprisonment: up to 999 minutes Additional punishment: A judicial officer may charge and convict individuals of this offence if they believe it to be necessary. ### S7 Stolen Goods Trafficking - Act: Serious (Code S) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/serious/S7 - Last amended: 2025-11-05 A person should not export or traffic properties derived from the commission of unlawful conduct **Penalties** - Fine: $35,000 – $100,000 - Imprisonment: 10 – 20 minutes ### S8 Trafficking of Illegally Imported Goods - Act: Serious (Code S) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/serious/S8 - Last amended: 2023-09-15 (1) An individual must not operate a vehicle that is carrying illegally imported goods. (2) The payload section of heavy vehicles may be inspected via the rear doors in order to check for illegally imported goods. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $20,000 Additional punishment: Illegally imported goods confiscated ### S9 Destruction of Critical Infrastructure - Act: Serious (Code S) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/serious/S9 - Last amended: 2024-08-01 A person must not cause damage to the following critical state infrastructure: (a) Palmer-Taylor Power Station (b) Los Santos Port **Penalties** - Fine: up to $50,000 - Imprisonment: up to 15 minutes ### S10 Possession of Signal Jamming Devices - Act: Serious (Code S) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/serious/S10 - Last amended: 2025-08-04 A person must not possess or use any device designed to disrupt, block, or interfere with radio, GPS, or other wireless communication. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $30,000 - Imprisonment: up to 10 minutes ### S11 Interference with a Prison Transport - Act: Serious (Code S) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/serious/S11 - Last amended: 2025-11-06 A person must not interfere with a prison transport. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $30,000 - Imprisonment: up to 15 minutes Additional punishment: Individual cannot be charged with any violent, pursuit or weapons offences alongside this charge. ### S12 Extortion & Rackateering - Act: Serious (Code S) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/serious/S12 - Last amended: 2026-10-05 (1) A person commits an offence if they participate in, facilitate, organise, direct, or assist conduct involving; (a) Threats (b) Intimidation (c) Coercion (d) Extortion (e) Forced payments (f) Protection payments; or (g) Another unlawful activity (2) For the purpose of obtaining money, property, services, influence, or another benefit from a person or organisation. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $100,000,000 - Imprisonment: up to 999 minutes Additional punishment: A judicial officer may charge and convict individuals of this offence if they believe it to be necessary. ### S13 Breach of an Intensive Correction Order (ICO) - Act: Serious (Code S) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/serious/S13 - Last amended: 2026-10-11 (1) A person who is subject to an Intensive Correction Order (see D28) must not contravene or fail to comply with any condition of that order. (2) The penalty prescribed for this offence is fixed and may be imposed by any police officer, notwithstanding the limits in D12. **Penalties** - Fine: $200,000 - Imprisonment: 15 minutes Additional punishment: Fixed penalty of $200,000 and 15 minutes imprisonment, which any police officer may impose notwithstanding D12. The Intensive Correction Order remains in force until its date of expiry. **Related sections** - [D12 Maximum Penalty](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D12): Maximum Penalty - [D28 Intensive Correction Orders (ICO)](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D28): Definition of Intensive Correction Orders ## Road and Traffic (Code R) Offences involving ownership, use and misuse of vehicles ### R1 Unlicensed Driving - Act: Road and Traffic (Code R) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/traffic/R1 - Last amended: 2025-07-14 A person operating a vehicle must hold a valid license for the specific vehicle class. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $6,000 - Vehicle demerit points: 2 Additional punishment: Driver must not continue to operate the vehicle. Additionally, the vehicle may be towed ### R2 Driving whilst suspended - Act: Road and Traffic (Code R) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/traffic/R2 - Last amended: 2025-04-27 A person with 15 or more demerit points must not operate a motor vehicle, visible through the service FDG app **Penalties** - Fine: up to $20,000 - Imprisonment: up to 10 minutes - Vehicle demerit points: 6 ### R3 Unroadworthy Vehicle - Act: Road and Traffic (Code R) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/traffic/R3 - Last amended: 2025-08-19 (1) All vehicles operating on the road must meet the minimum standards specified below (a) Working brakes, headlights, brake lights and horn (b) No significant structural failure (c) All doors, windows and windscreens are properly fitted (d) A rear number plate fitted and registered to the State of San Andreas (e) No parts of the vehicle touching the ground other than wheels and mud flaps (f) No modified vehicle engine which enables the use of NOS (g) Wheels and tires which are not damaged or deflated (h) Must not be misidentified as a government vehicle (i) All window tints must be sufficiently light enough to allow a law enforcement officer to clearly identify the occupants of the vehicle (j) The number plate must not include any curse words, hate speech or discriminatory remarks (2) Exemptions from this law may be granted from the Department of Justice and communicated to law enforcement **Penalties** - Fine: up to $10,000 - Vehicle demerit points: 1 Additional punishment: Unroadworthy vehicles may be towed at the discretion of the officer ### R4 Minor Speeding - Act: Road and Traffic (Code R) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/traffic/R4 - Last amended: 2025-04-27 (1) Violation of the speed limit of less than 60 kph. (2) The speed limit is: (a) 80kph on city roads and in residential areas (b) 100kph on regional roads (c) 130kph on highways **Penalties** - Fine: up to $8,000 - Vehicle demerit points: 1 **Related sections** - [R5 Moderate Speeding](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/traffic/R5): See for higher range speeding - [R6 Severe Speeding](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/traffic/R6): See for highest range speeding ### R5 Moderate Speeding - Act: Road and Traffic (Code R) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/traffic/R5 - Last amended: 2025-04-27 (1) Violation of the speed limit of 60 kph or greater and less than 100 kph. (2) The speed limit is: (a) 80kph on city roads and in residential areas (b) 100kph on regional roads (c) 130kph on highways **Penalties** - Fine: up to $12,000 - Vehicle demerit points: 2 **Related sections** - [R4 Minor Speeding](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/traffic/R4): See for lower range speeding - [R6 Severe Speeding](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/traffic/R6): See for higher range speeding ### R6 Severe Speeding - Act: Road and Traffic (Code R) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/traffic/R6 - Last amended: 2025-04-27 (1) Violation of the speed limit of 100 kph or greater. (2) The speed limit is: (a) 80kph on city roads and in residential areas (b) 100kph on regional roads (c) 130kph on highways **Penalties** - Fine: up to $20,000 - Vehicle demerit points: 4 **Related sections** - [R4 Minor Speeding](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/traffic/R4): See for lowest range speeding - [R5 Moderate Speeding](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/traffic/R5): See for lower range speeding ### R7 Negligent Driving - Act: Road and Traffic (Code R) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/traffic/R7 - Last amended: 2025-04-27 A driver must not operate their vehicle in a careless manner, including driving against the direction of traffic or driving on footpaths **Penalties** - Fine: up to $5,000 - Vehicle demerit points: 2 ### R8 Causing an accident - Act: Road and Traffic (Code R) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/traffic/R8 - Last amended: 2025-04-27 A driver must not operate their vehicle in a way that causes a collision with another vehicle. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $10,000 - Vehicle demerit points: 3 ### R9 Stop Sign Violation - Act: Road and Traffic (Code R) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/traffic/R9 - Last amended: 2025-04-27 A driver must come to a complete stop at all stop signs **Penalties** - Fine: up to $2,500 - Vehicle demerit points: 1 ### R10 Red Light Violation - Act: Road and Traffic (Code R) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/traffic/R10 - Last amended: 2025-04-27 A driver must come to a complete stop at red lights. They may not proceed through an intersection when a red light is visible unless turning right and it is safe to do so **Penalties** - Fine: up to $2,500 - Vehicle demerit points: 1 ### R11 Impeding Emergency Vehicles - Act: Road and Traffic (Code R) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/traffic/R11 - Last amended: 2025-04-27 A driver must not impede emergency vehicles with their lights or sirens on **Penalties** - Fine: up to $10,000 - Vehicle demerit points: 4 ### R12 Night Driving without headlights - Act: Road and Traffic (Code R) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/traffic/R12 - Last amended: 2025-04-27 A driver must utilise their headlights when driving at night **Penalties** - Fine: up to $5,000 ### R13 Illegal Parking - Act: Road and Traffic (Code R) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/traffic/R13 - Last amended: 2025-07-14 Vehicles must not be double parked, parked in the middle of a road, on red curbs, in a no parking zone, on sidewalks or on highways. Vehicles must also not be parked facing against the direction of traffic flow. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $1,000 Additional punishment: Vehicles parked illegally may be towed ### R14 Road Racing - Act: Road and Traffic (Code R) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/traffic/R14 - Last amended: 2025-04-27 Drivers must not participate in competitive racing or time trials without approval from the Commissioner of Police or a Department of Justice employee **Penalties** - Fine: up to $20,000 - Imprisonment: up to 5 minutes - Vehicle demerit points: 6 ### R15 Burnouts / Hooning - Act: Road and Traffic (Code R) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/traffic/R15 - Last amended: 2025-04-27 Drivers must not perform burnouts or doughnuts on the roads **Penalties** - Fine: up to $10,000 - Vehicle demerit points: 3 Additional punishment: Vehicle may be towed ### R16 Driving under the influence - Act: Road and Traffic (Code R) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/traffic/R16 - Last amended: 2026-02-01 Drivers must not operate any vehicle while under the influence of alcohol (In excess of a Blood Alcohol Content of 0.05) or drugs. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $20,000 - Imprisonment: up to 5 minutes - Vehicle demerit points: 4 Additional punishment: Vehicle may be towed ### R17 Promoting / Organising Road Racing - Act: Road and Traffic (Code R) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/traffic/R17 - Last amended: 2025-04-27 Individuals must not promote or organise competitive racing or time trial events without approval from the Commissioner of Police or a Department of Justice employee. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $40,000 - Imprisonment: up to 10 minutes ### R18 Driving without physical license - Act: Road and Traffic (Code R) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/traffic/R18 - Last amended: 2026-07-13 Drivers must have a physical or digital copy of their license whilst operating a vehicle **Penalties** - Fine: up to $4,000 - Vehicle demerit points: 1 ### R19 Unregistered Vehicle - Act: Road and Traffic (Code R) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/traffic/R19 - Last amended: 2025-04-27 Drivers must ensure their vehicle has up to date registration through Services FDG **Penalties** - Fine: up to $5,000 - Vehicle demerit points: 1 Additional punishment: Unregistered vehicles may be towed if the owner is not able to pay the registration ### R20 Use of Illegal Engine Modifications - Act: Road and Traffic (Code R) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/traffic/R20 - Last amended: 2025-08-19 A person must not actively engage or use a Nitrous Oxide System (NOS) while operating a vehicle **Penalties** - Fine: up to $50,000 - Imprisonment: up to 10 minutes - Vehicle demerit points: 5 Additional punishment: Vehicle may be towed ### R21 Use of Stolen Vehicle Registration Plates - Act: Road and Traffic (Code R) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/traffic/R21 - Last amended: 2025-04-27 A person must not operate a motor vehicle with stolen or unlawfully obtained vehicle registration plates. The vehicle registration plates must match the vehicle to which they are registered, this can be confirmed via the Service FDG application. **Penalties** - Fine: $20,000 – $50,000 - Imprisonment: up to 15 minutes - Vehicle demerit points: 4 Additional punishment: Vehicle may be towed ### R22 Abandoning a Vehicle in a Body of Water - Act: Road and Traffic (Code R) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/traffic/R22 - Last amended: 2025-04-27 (1) A person commits an offence if they intentionally or recklessly abandon, dispose of, or cause a vehicle to be abandoned or disposed of in a body of water. (2) For the purposes of this provision, "body of water" includes, but is not limited to, rivers, lakes, dams, reservoirs, oceans, wetlands, and any artificial or natural watercourse. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $40,000 - Vehicle demerit points: 3 Additional punishment: Vehicle may be towed ### R23 Interference with Lawful Vehicle Seizure - Act: Road and Traffic (Code R) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/traffic/R23 - Last amended: 2025-05-04 (1) A person must not interfere with a vehicle that has been lawfully marked for tow or seizure by police. (2) This includes tampering with clamps, tow operators failing to impound the vehicle correctly, attempting to move the vehicle or obstructing officers or tow operators. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $20,000 - Imprisonment: up to 10 minutes ## Robberies & Theft (Code T) Offences relating to robbery and theft of locations and people ### T1 House Robberies - Act: Robberies & Theft (Code T) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/robbery/T1 - Last amended: 2022-12-22 A person must not attempt (successful or otherwise) to rob a house, regardless of whether or not they are armed **Penalties** - Fine: up to $15,000 - Imprisonment: up to 10 minutes ### T2 Store Robberies - Act: Robberies & Theft (Code T) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/robbery/T2 - Last amended: 2026-01-10 A person must not attempt (successful or otherwise) to rob a store or automated teller machine (ATM), regardless of whether or not they are armed **Penalties** - Fine: up to $20,000 - Imprisonment: up to 10 minutes - Vehicle demerit points: 6 - Firearms demerit points: 2 Additional punishment: Individual cannot be charged with pursuit alongside this charge; and may only receive vehicle demerits if they flee whilst utilising a vehicle. ### T3 Bank Robberies - Act: Robberies & Theft (Code T) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/robbery/T3 - Last amended: 2026-10-13 A person must not attempt (successful or otherwise) to rob a bank, regardless of whether or not they are armed **Penalties** - Fine: up to $50,000 - Imprisonment: up to 20 minutes - Vehicle demerit points: 6 - Firearms demerit points: 2 Additional punishment: Individual cannot be charged with any violent, pursuit or weapons offences alongside this charge. ### T4 Vehicle Theft - Act: Robberies & Theft (Code T) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/robbery/T4 - Last amended: 2025-11-05 A person must not take or use any vehicle which is the property of another person without their consent **Penalties** - Fine: up to $20,000 ### T5 Individual Robbery - Act: Robberies & Theft (Code T) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/robbery/T5 - Last amended: 2024-08-20 A person must not attempt (successful or otherwise) to rob an individual, regardless of whether or not they are armed **Penalties** - Fine: up to $30,000 - Imprisonment: up to 20 minutes - Firearms demerit points: 2 **Related sections** - [V7 Kidnapping](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/violent/V7): If items were not stolen, see kidnapping ### T6 Failure to pay invoice - Act: Robberies & Theft (Code T) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/robbery/T6 - Last amended: 2022-12-22 A person must not fail to pay an invoice for the goods and services rendered **Penalties** - Fine: up to $30,000 - Imprisonment: up to 15 minutes Additional punishment: Individual is forced to pay the invoice ### T7 Theft of Government Property - Act: Robberies & Theft (Code T) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/robbery/T7 - Last amended: 2022-12-22 A person must not attempt (successful or otherwise) to rob a government agent of his or hers belongings including job equipment and vehicles, regardless of whether or not they are armed **Penalties** - Fine: up to $30,000 - Imprisonment: up to 20 minutes ### T8 Arsenal Robberies - Act: Robberies & Theft (Code T) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/robbery/T8 - Last amended: 2025-11-05 A person must not attempt (successful or otherwise) to rob an arsenal building, regardless of whether or not they are armed. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $80,000 - Imprisonment: up to 30 minutes - Firearms demerit points: 2 Additional punishment: Individual cannot be charged with any violent, pursuit or weapons offences alongside this charge. ## Violence (Code V) Offences relating to violence against an individual ### V1 Reckless Assault - Act: Violence (Code V) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/violent/V1 - Last amended: 2022-12-22 A person must not recklessly cause injury or inflict unlawful force on another person. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $10,000 ### V2 Intentional Assault - Act: Violence (Code V) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/violent/V2 - Last amended: 2024-08-20 A person must not intentionally cause injury or inflict unlawful force on another person. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $15,000 - Imprisonment: up to 10 minutes ### V3 Assault with weapon - Act: Violence (Code V) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/violent/V3 - Last amended: 2024-08-20 A person must not intentionally cause injury or inflict unlawful force on another person using a weapon or tool **Penalties** - Fine: up to $25,000 - Imprisonment: up to 20 minutes - Firearms demerit points: 3 ### V4 Manslaughter - Act: Violence (Code V) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/violent/V4 - Last amended: 2022-12-22 A person must not unintentionally cause the death of another person **Penalties** - Fine: up to $35,000 - Imprisonment: up to 10 minutes **Related sections** - [V3 Assault with weapon](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/violent/V3): See where the victim did not die - [V5 Murder](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/violent/V5): See where the accused intended to kill the the victim ### V5 Murder - Act: Violence (Code V) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/violent/V5 - Last amended: 2025-11-05 A person must not intentionally cause the death of another person **Penalties** - Fine: $50,000 – $85,000 - Imprisonment: 10 – 30 minutes - Firearms demerit points: 6 Additional punishment: Any vehicle used during the crime may be impounded for 24 hours. **Related sections** - [V3 Assault with weapon](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/violent/V3): See where the victim did not die - [V4 Manslaughter](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/violent/V4): See where the accused did not intend to kill the victim - [V6 Attempted Murder](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/violent/V6): See where the offended attempted but did not murder the victim ### V6 Attempted Murder - Act: Violence (Code V) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/violent/V6 - Last amended: 2025-11-05 A person must not intentionally attempt to cause the death of another person **Penalties** - Fine: $50,000 – $85,000 - Imprisonment: 10 – 30 minutes - Firearms demerit points: 6 Additional punishment: Any vehicle used during the crime may be impounded for 24 hours. ### V7 Kidnapping - Act: Violence (Code V) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/violent/V7 - Last amended: 2024-08-20 A person must not restrain a person's liberty and confine or move that person against their will to another location. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $40,000 - Imprisonment: up to 25 minutes - Firearms demerit points: 3 **Related sections** - [T5 Individual Robbery](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/robbery/T5): If items were taken, see individual robbery ### V8 Torture - Act: Violence (Code V) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/violent/V8 - Last amended: 2022-12-22 A person must not intentionally mutilate or inflict severe pain on another person as a punishment or to force them to say or do something **Penalties** - Fine: up to $50,000 - Imprisonment: up to 20 minutes ### V9 Harming a service animal - Act: Violence (Code V) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/violent/V9 - Last amended: 2022-12-22 A person must not harm or kill any service animal **Penalties** - Fine: up to $20,000 - Imprisonment: up to 10 minutes ### V10 Terrorism - Act: Violence (Code V) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/violent/V10 - Last amended: 2026-10-11 (1) A person must not attempt to promote a political, religious or social agenda using extreme violence. (2) Extreme violence includes but is not limited to: (a) The use of explosives with the intention to cause mass harm; (b) Mass murder, with a vehicle or otherwise; and (c) Targeted killings of high profile members of government or society. (3) The offender may only be convicted by a judicial officer. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $1,000,000 - Imprisonment: up to 200 minutes ### V11 Criminal Threats - Act: Violence (Code V) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/violent/V11 - Last amended: 2022-12-22 A person must not threaten another person with acts of violence **Penalties** - Fine: up to $15,000 ### V12 Arson - Act: Violence (Code V) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/violent/V12 - Last amended: 2022-12-22 A person must not deliberately set fire to property **Penalties** - Fine: up to $20,000 - Imprisonment: up to 10 minutes ### V13 Unlawful Restraint - Act: Violence (Code V) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/violent/V13 - Last amended: 2024-08-20 A person must not restrain a person's liberty or freedom of movement without lawful excuse. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $30,000 - Imprisonment: up to 15 minutes - Firearms demerit points: 3 ### V14 Murder of a Government Agent - Act: Violence (Code V) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/violent/V14 - Last amended: 2026-10-05 A person must not intentionally cause the death of a government agent **Penalties** - Fine: $65,000 – $100,000 - Imprisonment: 10 – 30 minutes - Firearms demerit points: 6 Additional punishment: Any vehicle used during the crime may be impounded for 24 hours. **Related sections** - [D5 Government Agents](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D5): Government Agent Definition - [V15 Attempted Murder of a Government Agent](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/violent/V15): See where the offended attempted but did not murder the victim - [V3 Assault with weapon](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/violent/V3): See where the victim did not die - [V4 Manslaughter](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/violent/V4): See where the accused did not intend to kill the victim ### V15 Attempted Murder of a Government Agent - Act: Violence (Code V) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/violent/V15 - Last amended: 2026-10-05 A person must not intentionally attempt to cause the death of a government agent **Penalties** - Fine: $65,000 – $100,000 - Imprisonment: 10 – 30 minutes - Firearms demerit points: 6 Additional punishment: Any vehicle used during the crime may be impounded for 24 hours. **Related sections** - [D5 Government Agents](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D5): Government Agent Definition ## Weapons and Firearms (Code W) Offences and licencing involving weapons and firearms ### W1 Prohibited Weapon - Act: Weapons and Firearms (Code W) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/weapons/W1 - Last amended: 2024-08-20 A person must not possess, use or carry a prohibited firearm or explosive. A list of approved firearms can be found in D3 **Penalties** - Fine: up to $60,000 - Imprisonment: up to 15 minutes - Firearms demerit points: 3 **Related sections** - [D3 Approved Firearms](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D3): Approved Firearms - [D6 Possession](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D6): Possesion Definition ### W2 Prohibited Ammunition - Act: Weapons and Firearms (Code W) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/weapons/W2 - Last amended: 2023-11-23 A person must not possess, use or carry prohibited ammunition or Magazines. A list of approved ammunition can be found in D3 **Penalties** - Fine: up to $7,500 - Imprisonment: up to 10 minutes **Related sections** - [D3 Approved Firearms](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D3): Approved Firearms - [D6 Possession](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D6): Possesion Definition ### W3 Weapon Modifications - Act: Weapons and Firearms (Code W) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/weapons/W3 - Last amended: 2023-11-23 A person must not possess, use or carry weapon modifications/attachments. A list of approved attachments can be found in D3 **Penalties** - Fine: up to $15,000 - Imprisonment: up to 5 minutes **Related sections** - [D3 Approved Firearms](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D3): Approved Firearms - [D6 Possession](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D6): Possesion Definition ### W4 Prohibited Melee Weapon - Act: Weapons and Firearms (Code W) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/weapons/W4 - Last amended: 2025-12-28 (1) A person must not possess, use, or carry any knife, knuckle duster, battle axe or tool designed for violence. (2) Exceptions are made for the below items; which may only be brandished and used for their intended purpose: (a) Tools of trade (b) Sports Equipment (Non-Modified) (c) Hatchet (d) Cleaver (e) Kitchen Knife (f) Hunters Knife (g) Gut Knife (3) A person may possess a collectable melee weapon that is listed below: (a) Butterfly Knife (b) M9 Bayonet (c) Shadow Dagger (d) T Knife (4) The collectable melee weapon must only be possessed solely for collection or display purposes. Additionally, the collectable melee weapon is not to be brandished, equipped, or used in any threatening or violent manner. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $10,000 **Related sections** - [D6 Possession](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D6): Possesion Definition ### W5 Firearms and Weapon Trafficking - Act: Weapons and Firearms (Code W) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/weapons/W5 - Last amended: 2025-12-28 (1) A person must not traffic firearms. A person traffics firearms if they: (a) Are in possession of, 10 or more legal firearms (As shown in D3) or 5 or more prohibited weapons (including melee weapons). (b) Sell a firearm to another person who does not hold a valid firearms licence. (c) Sell a prohibited weapon to another individual. (2) The following are not considered trafficking under this section: (a) A registered business holding a valid business licence under B8 to sell firearms; (b) Executives or employees of an approved firearms vendor acting within the scope of their employment. (c) Temporary possession of firearms solely for the purpose of transfer, storage, or sale by an approved firearms vendor. (3) Approved firearms vendors must: (a) Maintain transaction records for all firearm sales; (b) Verify the purchaser holds a valid firearms licence; (c) Comply with any conditions or limits imposed by the Board of Directors. **Penalties** - Fine: $35,000 – $100,000 - Imprisonment: 10 – 60 minutes **Related sections** - [D6 Possession](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D6): Possesion Definition ### W6 Weapon Brandishing - Act: Weapons and Firearms (Code W) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/weapons/W6 - Last amended: 2026-07-13 (1) A person must not openly carry a weapon (imitation or otherwise) in a public place, whether in their hands or strapped to their person, unless: (a) They physically or digitally possess the appropriate weapons license, and; (b) There is sufficient legal reasoning surrounding the use of the weapon. (2) Firearms, designed and sold for the purpose of hunting (as defined in D27) may only be used for lawful wildlife hunting outside of populated areas. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $15,000 - Firearms demerit points: 2 Additional punishment: Weapon is confiscated ### W7 Discharging a firearm - Act: Weapons and Firearms (Code W) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/weapons/W7 - Last amended: 2024-08-20 A person who intentionally or recklessly uses a firearm to discharge a bullet or explosive in a public place. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $30,000 - Imprisonment: up to 10 minutes - Firearms demerit points: 3 Additional punishment: Weapon is confiscated ### W8 Unlicensed Holster - Act: Weapons and Firearms (Code W) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/weapons/W8 - Last amended: 2024-08-20 A person must not equip a weapon holster without a valid firearms license **Penalties** - Fine: up to $30,000 Additional punishment: For holsters, the offender must possess a physical, valid weapon's licence, if they do not they may be searched. ### W9 Unlicensed Firearm - Act: Weapons and Firearms (Code W) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/weapons/W9 - Last amended: 2026-07-13 A person must not possess, use or carry a legal firearm without an appropriate firearms license on their person either digitally or in the form of a physical license. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $15,000 - Firearms demerit points: 3 Additional punishment: Weapon is confiscated ### W10 Organising/Advertising illegal weapon distribution - Act: Weapons and Firearms (Code W) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/weapons/W10 - Last amended: 2023-11-23 (1) A person must not advertise or attempt to organise the distribution of illegal weapons. This includes using phrases or terminology that attempt to conceal the true nature of those weapons. (2) Individuals are also liable to be charged with this offence if they are organising/advertising via personal electronic devices. Police may prosecute individuals who are positively identified engaging in this behavior. **Penalties** - Fine: $25,000 – $45,000 - Imprisonment: up to 15 minutes ### W11 Short-Term Firearm Prohibition - Act: Weapons and Firearms (Code W) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/weapons/W11 - Last amended: 2024-08-20 A person must not exceed 25 firearms demerit points **Penalties** Additional punishment: Firearms license revoked. Not permitted to possess a firearms license, or any equipment covered under the firearms license for 7 days ### W12 Long-Term Firearm Prohibition - Act: Weapons and Firearms (Code W) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/weapons/W12 - Last amended: 2024-08-20 A person must not exceed 35 firearms demerit points **Penalties** Additional punishment: Firearms license revoked. Not permitted to possess a firearms license, or any equipment covered under the firearms license for 28 days ### W13 Wearing Tactical Armour/Vest & Helmets - Act: Weapons and Firearms (Code W) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/weapons/W13 - Last amended: 2025-08-20 A person must not possess or wear tactical body armour or helmets **Penalties** - Fine: up to $10,000 - Imprisonment: up to 5 minutes - Firearms demerit points: 2 Additional punishment: The offender may be searched ### W14 Firearms License Prohibition Violation - Act: Weapons and Firearms (Code W) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/weapons/W14 - Last amended: 2024-08-20 A person must not commit any firearms related offence whilst subject to a firearms prohibition order **Penalties** - Fine: $50,000 – $150,000 - Imprisonment: up to 15 minutes - Firearms demerit points: 6 ### W15 Ammunition Trafficking - Act: Weapons and Firearms (Code W) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/weapons/W15 - Last amended: 2025-11-05 A person must not traffic ammunition. A person traffics ammunition if they: (a) Are in possession of 50+ legal magazines, or 20+ prohibited magazines. (b) Are in possession of 50+ boxes of legal ammunition, or 20+ boxes of prohibited ammunition. (c) Are in possession of 1500+ bullets of legal ammunition, or 600+ bullets of prohibited ammunition. (d) Sell ammunition to another person who does not hold a valid firearms licence. (e) Sell prohibited ammunition to another individual. **Penalties** - Fine: $30,000 – $80,000 - Imprisonment: 10 – 40 minutes ### W16 Breach of Firearms Licence Suspension - Act: Weapons and Firearms (Code W) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/weapons/W16 - Last amended: 2026-10-14 A person must not possess, carry, purchase, or use any firearm, or firearm attachment while their firearms licence is suspended or otherwise prohibited, whether on a short-term or long-term basis. This offence applies to any suspension lawfully imposed under D24 or any other applicable law or court order. **Penalties** - Fine: $30,000 – $75,000 - Imprisonment: 5 – 15 minutes - Firearms demerit points: 6 ## Narcotics (Code N) Offences involving the manufacturing, distrubute and use of narcotics ### N1 Possession of Class A Narcotics - Act: Narcotics (Code N) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/narcotics/N1 - Last amended: 2025-02-18 (1) A person must not possess or use Class A narcotics (2) Class A Narcotics include: (a) LSD (b) Heroin (c) Magic Mushrooms (d) Morphine **Penalties** - Fine: $15,000 – $30,000 **Related sections** - [D6 Possession](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D6): Possesion Definition ### N2 Dealing Class A Narcotics - Act: Narcotics (Code N) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/narcotics/N2 - Last amended: 2025-02-18 (1) A person must not deal Class A narcotics (2) A person deals in a controlled substance if they: (a) sell or distribute the substance in any quantity; or (b) possess more than 150 units (As defined in D2) of a Class A narcotic (3) Class A Narcotics include: (a) LSD (b) Heroin (c) Magic Mushrooms (d) Morphine **Penalties** - Fine: $30,000 – $60,000 - Imprisonment: up to 15 minutes **Related sections** - [D6 Possession](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D6): Possesion Definition ### N3 Possession of Class B Narcotics - Act: Narcotics (Code N) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/narcotics/N3 - Last amended: 2024-02-28 (1) A person must not possess or use Class B narcotics (2) Class B Narcotics include: (a) Methamphetamine (b) Cocaine (c) Opium (d) MDMA (e) Salvia **Penalties** - Fine: $10,000 – $20,000 **Related sections** - [D6 Possession](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D6): Possesion Definition ### N4 Dealing Class B Narcotics - Act: Narcotics (Code N) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/narcotics/N4 - Last amended: 2024-03-14 (1) A person must not deal Class B narcotics (2) A person deals in a controlled substance if they: (a) sell or distribute the substance in any quantity; or (b) possess more than 150 units (As defined in D2) of a Class B narcotic. (3) Class B Narcotics include: (a) Methamphetamine (b) Cocaine (c) Opium (d) MDMA (e) Salvia **Penalties** - Fine: $20,000 – $40,000 - Imprisonment: up to 10 minutes **Related sections** - [D6 Possession](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D6): Possesion Definition ### N5 Possession of Class C Narcotics - Act: Narcotics (Code N) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/narcotics/N5 - Last amended: 2025-03-28 (1) A person must not possess or use: (a) More than 30 units of Cannabis/Marijuana. (b) More than 50 units of Consumable Cannabis/Marijuana/THC products (Joints, THC Gummies and Cupcakes) or Dolphin Milk products. (2) Class C Narcotics include: (a) Cannabis/Marijuana/THC (b) Ketamine (c) Dolphin Milk **Penalties** - Fine: $5,000 – $10,000 **Related sections** - [D6 Possession](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D6): Possesion Definition ### N6 Dealing Class C Narcotics - Act: Narcotics (Code N) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/narcotics/N6 - Last amended: 2025-03-28 (1) A person must not deal Class C narcotics. (2) A person deals in a controlled substance if they: (a) sell or distribute the substance in any quantity; (3) Class C Narcotics include: (a) Cannabis/Marijuana/THC; (b) Ketamine; (c) Dolphin Milk. (4) Businesses licensed as a Medicinal Vendor outlined in B7 are eligible to distribute: (a) No more than 30 units of Cannabis/Marijuana per customer, per hour. (b) No more than 100 units of Consumable Cannabis/Marijuana/THC products cumulatively (Joints, THC Gummies and Cupcakes) per customer, per hour. **Penalties** - Fine: $10,000 – $20,000 **Related sections** - [D6 Possession](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D6): Possesion Definition ### N7 Drug Trafficking - Act: Narcotics (Code N) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/narcotics/N7 - Last amended: 2024-03-14 (1) A person must not traffic any class of drug. (2) A person traffics a controlled substance if they: (a) import or export the substance; or (b) manufacture, cultivate, or prepare the substance for supply or sale; or (c) possess equal to or more than a combined 500 units (As defined in D2) of narcotics. (3) If the operator of the vehicle cannot be identified, the registered owner is liable. **Penalties** - Fine: $80,000 – $200,000 - Imprisonment: 10 – 30 minutes **Related sections** - [D6 Possession](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D6): Possesion Definition ### N8 Organising/advertising narcotics distribution - Act: Narcotics (Code N) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/narcotics/N8 - Last amended: 2023-12-31 (1) A person must not advertise or attempt to organise the distribution of Class A/B/C narcotics. This includes using phrases or terminology that attempt to conceal the true nature of those narcotics. (2) Individuals are also liable to be charged with this offence if they are organising/advertising illegal narcotics via personal electronic devices. Police may prosecute individuals who are positively identified engaging in this behavior. **Penalties** - Fine: $35,000 – $55,000 - Imprisonment: up to 15 minutes ## Hunting & Wildlife (Code H) Offences relation to the preservation of wildlife and hunting ### H1 Hunting without a Permit - Act: Hunting & Wildlife (Code H) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/hunting/H1 - Last amended: 2025-04-14 A person must not hunt without obtaining and carrying a hunting permit. A permit is required to hunt any animal on land or sea. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $50,000 ### H2 Animal Cruelty - Act: Hunting & Wildlife (Code H) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/hunting/H2 - Last amended: 2024-01-04 A person must not intentionally cause harm or pain to an animal in a manner which is cruel **Penalties** - Fine: up to $25,000 ## Emergency Services & Government Agencies (Code E) Offences which govern the powers and responsibilities of law enforcement ### E1 Unlawful detainment - Act: Emergency Services & Government Agencies (Code E) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/emergency/E1 - Last amended: 2024-04-01 (1) Government agents must only detain a person if they have: (a) Committed an offence; (b) Are suspected of committing an offence; (c) Have attempted to commit an offence; (d) Are interfering with law enforcement or acting in a disorderly way; (e) A warrant from a Magistrate or Judge. (2) Law enforcement should attempt to conduct their investigation in a reasonable amount of time, avoiding unnecessary delay. **Penalties** Additional punishment: Breaches to be investigated by internal affairs. For serious or repeat offenders, a judicial officer may decide to impose any penalty deemed appropriate, including demotion, dismissal and jail ### E2 Unlawful entry - Act: Emergency Services & Government Agencies (Code E) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/emergency/E2 - Last amended: 2026-10-11 (1) A person must not enter private property without a lawful reason, or to unnecessarily cause significant public disturbance. (2) Government agents may enter private property: (a) when an individual who has committed or is wanted for a jailable offence is on, or reasonably suspected to be on, the property; (b) if a pursuit has led government agents to a property they may enter that property to apprehend the suspect; (c) if a warrant permits government agents to enter; (d) if an individual required for a warrant execution is on private property and their location is indicated via a phone track; and (e) if gunfire is audible or observed from within the property. **Penalties** Additional punishment: Breaches to be investigated by internal affairs. For serious or repeat offenders, a judicial officer may decide to impose any penalty deemed appropriate, including demotion, dismissal and jail **Related sections** - [D10 Public property](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D10): Private Property ### E3 Unlawful search - Act: Emergency Services & Government Agencies (Code E) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/emergency/E3 - Last amended: 2022-12-22 Government agents must not search a person without satisfying reasonable grounds, outlined in D9 **Penalties** Additional punishment: Breaches to be investigated by internal affairs. For serious or repeat offenders, a judicial officer may decide to impose any penalty deemed appropriate, including demotion, dismissal and jail ### E4 Unlawful search of property - Act: Emergency Services & Government Agencies (Code E) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/emergency/E4 - Last amended: 2022-12-22 (1) Government agents must not search a property without satisfying reasonable grounds, outlined in D9. (2) Vehicles stored on the property are not included in the search unless stated on a warrant or with reasonable grounds in accordance with E5 **Penalties** Additional punishment: Breaches to be investigated by internal affairs. For serious or repeat offenders, a judicial officer may decide to impose any penalty deemed appropriate, including demotion, dismissal and jail ### E5 Unlawful search of vehicle - Act: Emergency Services & Government Agencies (Code E) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/emergency/E5 - Last amended: 2023-01-26 (1) Government agents must not search a private vehicle without satisfying reasonable grounds, outlined in D9 (2) Government agents must not search a private vehicle if the owner is only being convicted of Road and Traffic offences (R). (3) In situations where an officer has reasonable grounds to search a person, they may also search vehicles owned/operated by the person, in their vicinity. **Penalties** Additional punishment: Breaches to be investigated by internal affairs. For serious or repeat offenders, a judicial officer may decide to impose any penalty deemed appropriate, including demotion, dismissal and jail ### E6 Unlawful seizure of assets - Act: Emergency Services & Government Agencies (Code E) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/emergency/E6 - Last amended: 2022-12-22 A law enforcement officer must not seize or confiscate a person's assets without one of the following reasons (1) The item is prohibited (2) It was used in the commission of a crime (3) It is required for evidence collection (4) The item is the proceeds of crime **Penalties** Additional punishment: Breaches to be investigated by internal affairs. For serious or repeat offenders, a judicial officer may decide to impose any penalty deemed appropriate, including demotion, dismissal and jail ### E7 Excessive use of force - Act: Emergency Services & Government Agencies (Code E) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/emergency/E7 - Last amended: 2024-04-15 (1) Government agents must only use force to protect themselves or others, or when someone is resisting a lawful arrest, proportionate to the force received (2) Force must only be used whilst the offender is still meeting either of these criteria, after which they must stop (3) Tactical contact must not be conducted at speeds in excess of 80kph against motorcycles. **Penalties** Additional punishment: Breaches to be investigated by internal affairs. For serious or repeat offenders, a judicial officer may decide to impose any penalty deemed appropriate, including demotion, dismissal and jail ### E8 Unlawful use of lethal force - Act: Emergency Services & Government Agencies (Code E) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/emergency/E8 - Last amended: 2022-12-22 Government agents must only use lethal force when the offender is posing an imminent threat to the life of themselves or another person **Penalties** Additional punishment: Breaches to be investigated by internal affairs. For serious or repeat offenders, a judicial officer may decide to impose any penalty deemed appropriate, including demotion, dismissal and jail ### E9 Unlawful impound - Act: Emergency Services & Government Agencies (Code E) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/emergency/E9 - Last amended: 2026-10-11 (1) Law enforcement officers may only impound a vehicle when: (a) the offence committed explicitly states an impound is available; and (b) the driver has sufficient demerit points recorded against them to permit an impound. (2) Government agents may tow a vehicle when: (a) It is parked illegally or blocking traffic; and (b) the offender has been arrested. **Penalties** Additional punishment: Breaches to be investigated by internal affairs. For serious or repeat offenders, a judicial officer may decide to impose any penalty deemed appropriate, including demotion, dismissal and jail ### E10 Operating outside of jurisdiction - Act: Emergency Services & Government Agencies (Code E) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/emergency/E10 - Last amended: 2022-12-22 A government agent must only perform the role they are lawfully empowered to carry out, in accordance with the P-series laws **Penalties** Additional punishment: Breaches to be investigated by internal affairs. For serious or repeat offenders, a judicial officer may decide to impose any penalty deemed appropriate, including demotion, dismissal and jail ### E11 Conduct unbecoming / Insubordination - Act: Emergency Services & Government Agencies (Code E) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/emergency/E11 - Last amended: 2022-12-22 Government agents must not act in a way that is against the best interests of the public or violate a lawful instruction given by a superior officer in the chain of command **Penalties** Additional punishment: Breaches to be investigated by internal affairs. For serious or repeat offenders, a judicial officer may decide to impose any penalty deemed appropriate, including demotion, dismissal and jail ### E12 Prejudicial conduct - Act: Emergency Services & Government Agencies (Code E) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/emergency/E12 - Last amended: 2023-01-26 Government agents must not act in a way that is likely to bring discredit on the Government. **Penalties** Additional punishment: Breaches to be investigated by internal affairs. For serious or repeat offenders, a judicial officer may decide to impose any penalty deemed appropriate, including demotion, dismissal and jail ### E13 Mishandling Evidence - Act: Emergency Services & Government Agencies (Code E) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/emergency/E13 - Last amended: 2022-12-22 (1) Government agents must correctly store and archive evidence, ensuring it is not tampered or modified (2) Evidence must not be distributed unless called to court **Penalties** Additional punishment: Breaches to be investigated by internal affairs. For serious or repeat offenders, a judicial officer may decide to impose any penalty deemed appropriate, including demotion, dismissal and jail ### E14 Failure to Treat Patient - Act: Emergency Services & Government Agencies (Code E) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/emergency/E14 - Last amended: 2022-12-22 Government agents must not refuse medical treatment to a person in a way that is discriminatory **Penalties** Additional punishment: Breaches to be investigated by internal affairs. For serious or repeat offenders, a judicial officer may decide to impose any penalty deemed appropriate, including demotion, dismissal and jail ### E15 Unlawful Phone Tracking - Act: Emergency Services & Government Agencies (Code E) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/emergency/E15 - Last amended: 2024-04-01 (1) Police triangulating phone traces may be used in the following circumstance: (a) If approval has been received from a Supervisor +. That approval may only be given if an individual is wanted in relation to a jailable offence. (2) Police satellite phone traces may be used in the following circumstances: (a) If approval has been received from a Supervisor +. That approval may only be given if an individual has more than $200,000 of outstanding fines (b) A warrant has been approved by a Judge. (c) The individual is wanted in relation to a search warrant and approval has been provided by a RAPTOR Supervisor +. (d) The individual is a government agent. **Penalties** Additional punishment: Breaches to be investigated by internal affairs. For serious or repeat offenders, a judicial officer may decide to impose any penalty deemed appropriate, including demotion, dismissal and jail ### E16 Authority to Move Along - Act: Emergency Services & Government Agencies (Code E) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/emergency/E16 - Last amended: 2023-01-26 (1) A government agent must not direct a civilian to move along without satisfying one of the following reasons: (a) The civilian is obstructing another person or traffic. (b) The civilian is harassing or intimidating others. (c) The civilian is a threat or is likely to be a threat to others. (2) The government agent must indicate the duration the civilian must leave the specified area with a maximum duration of 2 hours. (3) Civilians failing to comply with a direction to move along are subject to the penalities outlined in G5 - Failure to follow a lawful order. **Penalties** Additional punishment: Breaches to be investigated by internal affairs. For serious or repeat offenders, a judicial officer may decide to impose any penalty deemed appropriate, including demotion, dismissal and jail ### E17 Revoking a license - Act: Emergency Services & Government Agencies (Code E) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/emergency/E17 - Last amended: 2024-08-20 (1) Law enforcement officers may only revoke a person's Hunting Permit if that person has committed one or more of the following offences; (a) Exceeded Animal Limit (Reference H2) (b) Hunting Protected Species (Reference H3) (2) Law enforcement officers may only revoke a person's drivers licence in accordance with D1 - Impounds and Demerit Points. (3) Law enforcement officers may only revoke a person's firearms licence in accordance with D24 -Firearms Demerit Points. **Penalties** Additional punishment: Breaches to be investigated by internal affairs. For serious or repeat offenders, a judicial officer may decide to impose any penalty deemed appropriate, including demotion, dismissal and jail ### E18 Commandeering of vehicles - Act: Emergency Services & Government Agencies (Code E) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/emergency/E18 - Last amended: 2026-10-14 A police officer may commandeer unoccupied and local vehicles if the officer's car is stolen, if the officer is stranded, during raids, or other types of major operations as designated in writing by the Commissioner of Police or Secretary of Justice. **Penalties** Additional punishment: Breaches to be investigated by internal affairs. For serious or repeat offenders, a judicial officer may decide to impose any penalty deemed appropriate, including demotion, dismissal and jail ### E19 Requesting ID and administering fingerprint tests - Act: Emergency Services & Government Agencies (Code E) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/emergency/E19 - Last amended: 2024-01-13 Government agents must not request identification or administer a fingerprint test unless one of the following conditions are met: (a) A civilian is subject to a traffic stop (b) In order to validate a civilian's weapons license if they are armed or suspected to be armed. (c) A civilian is seen entering, exiting or is present in a restricted area (See D19). (d) A civilian matches a witness description of an individual who has or is suspected to have committed an offence. (e) A civilian is seen entering, being present or leaving the area of a crime scene (f) A civilian is being detained or arrested. **Penalties** Additional punishment: Breaches to be investigated by internal affairs. For serious or repeat offenders, a judicial officer may decide to impose any penalty deemed appropriate, including demotion, dismissal and jail ### E20 Unlawful Interference with a Legal Representative - Act: Emergency Services & Government Agencies (Code E) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/emergency/E20 - Last amended: 2024-04-04 Government agents must not interfere with a legal representative while they are conducting their duties in accordance with D22. Legal representatives that are not acting appropriately should be reported to the District Court as soon as possible. **Penalties** Additional punishment: Breaches must be brought before a court which may impose any penalty deemed appropriate. **Related sections** - [D22 Legal Representation](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D22): Legal Representation ## Aviation (Code A) Offences relating to aviation ### A1 Unlicensed Aircraft Operations - Act: Aviation (Code A) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/aviation/A1 - Last amended: 2026-06-22 A person must not operate an aircraft unless the person holds a flight crew licence appropriate to the type of aircraft being operated. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $50,000 - Imprisonment: up to 15 minutes ### A2 Reckless Operation of Aircraft - Act: Aviation (Code A) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/aviation/A2 - Last amended: 2022-12-22 A person must not operate an aircraft in a reckless manner that could endanger the life of the person or another person **Penalties** - Fine: up to $100,000 Additional punishment: 1 week licence suspension ### A3 Failure to maintain altitude - Act: Aviation (Code A) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/aviation/A3 - Last amended: 2026-10-11 (1) No aircraft is to fly below: (a) 500ft over water; (b) 1,500ft above ground level, over all populated area; and (c) 1,000 ft above ground level, over other areas. (2) Exemption is granted to aircraft belonging to or employed in service of the Crown, in the course of their official duties. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $20,000 ### A4 Failing to communicate on CTAF - Act: Aviation (Code A) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/aviation/A4 - Last amended: 2023-01-26 (1) A person must not operate an aircraft without monitoring the state of San Andrea's current Common Traffic Advisory Frequency (CTAF). (2) The current CTAF frequency is 500 Mhz. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $20,000 ### A5 Reckless Landing - Act: Aviation (Code A) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/aviation/A5 - Last amended: 2022-12-22 (1) A person must only land an aircraft on dedicated runways or helipads (2) Aircraft used in the commission of the offence may be impounded. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $50,000 Additional punishment: 24 hour licence suspension ### A6 Restricted Airspace - Act: Aviation (Code A) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/aviation/A6 - Last amended: 2022-12-22 A person must not operate an aircraft within the following restricted areas. (a) Prison (b) Fort Zancudo Air Base (c) Military aircraft carriers **Penalties** - Fine: up to $100,000 - Imprisonment: up to 15 minutes Additional punishment: Aircraft is impounded for 1 week. A Judicial Officer may authorise an extended penalty for multiple breaches ### A7 Discharging firearm from an aircraft - Act: Aviation (Code A) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/aviation/A7 - Last amended: 2024-08-20 (1) A person must not discharge a firearm from an aircraft (2) An exception is made for trained police officers in reasonable circumstances **Penalties** - Fine: up to $200,000 - Imprisonment: up to 30 minutes - Firearms demerit points: 6 Additional punishment: Aircraft is impounded for 2 weeks. On the third offence within the lifetime of the aircraft a Judicial Officer may authorise a permanent seizure ### A8 Restricted Airports - Act: Aviation (Code A) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/aviation/A8 - Last amended: 2025-05-04 (1) A person may only be airside at Los Santos International Airport (LSIA) or Isaiah Huxley Municipal Airport (IHMA) if they possess a valid, physical aircraft licence or if they are accompanied by an aircraft licence holder. Each licence holder may accompany a maximum of three other individuals in the same vehicle. Unlicensed/unaccompanied individuals airside at LSIA are subject to a search as well as the penalties associated with this offence. (2) Any vehicles airside at LSIA or IHMA must be stored or they may be searched and towed. (3) Fort Zancudo is a restricted military base, therefore a person within the bounds of the facility may be immediately charged with this offence regardless of whether they possess a valid aircraft licence or not. The offenders may also be searched. (4) Any vehicles on Fort Zancudo property may be searched. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $10,000 ## Court Order (Code O) Offences relating to violations of court orders ### O1 Organisation Outlaw Order - Act: Court Order (Code O) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/orders/O1 - Last amended: 2026-10-11 (1) An individual who is a member of a gang subject to an organisation outlaw order must not violate the conditions outlined in the order. These conditions may include: (a) not associating with 3 or more known members of the organisation; (b) not wearing clothing associated with the organisation; and (c) not congregating in known gang locations. (2) The above conditions may be amended by the issuing Judge or Magistrate. **Penalties** - Fine: $50,000 – $500,000 - Imprisonment: 10 – 60 minutes ### O2 Firearm Prohibition Order - Act: Court Order (Code O) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/orders/O2 - Last amended: 2025-11-05 An individual who is subject to a firearms prohibition order must not possess or use any firearm. **Penalties** - Fine: $50,000 – $1,000,000 - Imprisonment: 10 – 30 minutes - Firearms demerit points: 6 ### O3 Court Sentence - Act: Court Order (Code O) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/orders/O3 - Last amended: 2024-03-18 This charge is to be used for offenders who have been sentenced during court proceedings by a Magistrate, Judge, or Justice. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $1,000,000 - Imprisonment: up to 999 minutes ### O4 Repealed - Act: Court Order (Code O) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/orders/O4 - Last amended: 2026-10-11 Repealed. ## Business (Code B) Offences relating to businesses ### B1 Employee Termination - Act: Business (Code B) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/business/B1 - Last amended: 2024-03-29 (1) An employee must be given 5 days notice before termination unless the employee is convicted of any offence other than a traffic offence while representing the business. Notice also does not need to be provided if the individual breaches their employment contract. (2) An employee may be terminated without pay if the employee is terminated under the grounds of serious misconduct or serious/repeated breach of internal policy. These may include, but are not limited to: (a) Deliberately causing serious and imminent risk to the health and safety of another person or to the reputation or profit of the business; or (b) Theft, fraud, assault; or (c) Refusing to carry out a lawful and reasonable instruction that is part of their employment. (3) Employees terminated under this section must be given the reason for termination in a termination notice. (4) Businesses must keep records of an employee's misconduct for at least 60 days post their termination. **Penalties** Additional punishment: Breaches to be investigated by Business Executives and submited to Board of Directors for review. For serious or repeat offenders, a judicial officer may decide to impose any penalty deemed appropriate, including demotion, dismissal and jail ### B2 Annual Leave - Act: Business (Code B) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/business/B2 - Last amended: 2024-03-29 (1) Employees are entitled to up to 4 weeks of annual leave per calendar year. Employees must not be penalised for taking annual leave entitlements granted by this section. (2) Employers should exercise discretion to provide additional leave as required. **Penalties** Additional punishment: Breaches to be investigated by Business Executives and submited to Board of Directors for review. For serious or repeat offenders, a judicial officer may decide to impose any penalty deemed appropriate, including demotion, dismissal and jail ### B3 Business Assets - Act: Business (Code B) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/business/B3 - Last amended: 2024-03-29 Company assets must be accounted for and must not be used for reasons other than: (a) Paying of employee bonuses; (b) Paying for advertising and events; (c) Fulfilling contractual obligations; (d) In accordance with Board of Directors approval and/or directions. **Penalties** Additional punishment: Breaches to be investigated by law enforcement and/or the Board of Directors. A judicial officer may decide to impose any penalty deemed appropriate, including fines and jail time. ### B4 Executive Level - Act: Business (Code B) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/business/B4 - Last amended: 2024-03-29 Executives must not: (a) Operate the business in a detrimental way to society; (b) Direct or encourage their organisation or its employees to commit offences; (c) Use the business to support criminal organisations; (d) Commit crimes other than traffic offences on or with business property. **Penalties** Additional punishment: Breaches to be investigated by law enforcement and/or the Board of Directors. A judicial officer may decide to impose any penalty deemed appropriate, including fines and jail time. ### B5 Contracts - Act: Business (Code B) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/business/B5 - Last amended: 2024-03-29 (1) A person who is a party to a contract must fulfil their contractual obligations. Contracts can be made in the following manner: (a) In writing; (b) Verbally; (c) Through actions carried out by parties; (d) Through the receipt of unjust benefits; (e) By way of standard practice; (f) Through recurring contractual relationship. (2) Unless explcitly waived, a contract does not override state law. **Penalties** Additional punishment: Alleged breaches of contract should be brought before a court for review. A judicial officer may then impose penalties on the party at fault. ### B6 Fire Safety - Act: Business (Code B) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/business/B6 - Last amended: 2024-03-29 All businesses (As defined by D4) must have a valid fire safety certificate, issued by the San Andreas Emergency Services. **Penalties** - Fine: up to $1,000,000 Additional punishment: Breaches to be investigated by Federal Police and reported to the Board of Directors. ### B7 Medicinal Vendor - Act: Business (Code B) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/business/B7 - Last amended: 2025-03-29 Businesses that handle the sale and distribution of Cannabis/Marijuana/THC or Dolphin Milk products must: (a) Be licensed as a medicinal vendor with the Board of Directors; (b) Ensure all medicinal products are stored inside the businesses' registered property; (c) Ensure all sales are completed on registered business property; (d) Ensure all sales do not exceed the limits outlined in N6 - Dealing Class C Narcotics. (e) Ensure a record is kept for every transaction that details the time and date of a sale, the customer's name, and the quantity sold. **Penalties** Additional punishment: Breaches to be investigated by law enforcement and/or the Board of Directors. A judicial officer may decide to impose any penalty deemed appropriate, including fines and jail time. ### B8 Registered Business - Act: Business (Code B) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/business/B8 - Last amended: 2024-08-18 (1) All businesses must have a valid license issued by the Board of Directors to legally operate. Organisation’s acting as a business without a license may be subject to substantial penalties payable by the unregistered organisation's owner. (2) Upon registering a fee must be paid to the Board of Directors, this fee will vary proportionally to the size of the newly registered business. **Penalties** Additional punishment: Breaches to be investigated by law enforcement and/or the Board of Directors. A judicial officer may decide to impose any penalty deemed appropriate, including fines and jail time. **Related sections** - [D4 Organisation or Business](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D4): Definition of Organisations/Businesses ### B9 Raffles/Lotteries/Giveaways - Act: Business (Code B) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/business/B9 - Last amended: 2024-08-18 Registered Businesses may conduct Raffles/Lotteries/Giveaways with written approval from the Board of Directors. These events must adhere to the following conditions: (a) A minimum of 70% of revenue generated from ticket sales must be used for prize distribution. (b) All sales must be documented. (c) The winner of the prize must be chosen through a random selection process. (d) Giveaways must be free to enter without discrimination and no profit can be generated. (e) Participants must be provided with clear and detailed rules at the time of registration. **Penalties** Additional punishment: Failure to adhere may result in the suspension or removal of the businesses' licence. Fines determined by a Court may also be imposed. **Related sections** - [B8 Registered Business](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/business/B8): Registered Businesses ### B10 Taxes - Act: Business (Code B) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/business/B10 - Last amended: 2026-10-05 Registered Businesses must pay taxes to the Board of Directors. Taxes will vary depending on the businesses' size and profibability. **Penalties** Additional punishment: Failure to pay will result in the suspension or removal of the businesses' licence. ### B11 Intellectual & Physical Property Protection - Act: Business (Code B) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/business/B11 - Last amended: 2026-10-05 (1) A person commits an offence if they knowingly use, reproduce, copy, distribute, alter, claim ownership of, or otherwise exploit another business's protected intellectual or physical property without authorisation. (2) Protected property includes, but is not limited to; business names, logos, branding, designs, business specific products, uniforms, and other assets owned by a business. (3) This offence may apply regardless of whether the property is reproduced in its original form or modified without sufficient authorisation. **Penalties** Additional punishment: Breaches to be investigated by Business Executives and submited to Board of Directors for review. For serious or repeat offenders, a judicial officer may decide to impose any penalty deemed appropriate, including demotion, dismissal and jail ### B12 Unlawful Business Sourcing & Procurement - Act: Business (Code B) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/business/B12 - Last amended: 2026-10-05 (1) A business commits an offence if it knowingly obtains or attempts to obtain stock, or other goods through illegal means. (2) This includes the sourcing of illegal goods for business stock, as well as obtaining otherwise legal goods through unlawful methods, including theft, trafficking, fraud, smuggling, or other criminal activity. (3) A business may be held liable where its owners, management, or authorised employees knowingly participate in or facilitate the unlawful sourcing of goods for business operations. **Penalties** Additional punishment: Breaches to be investigated by Business Executives and submited to Board of Directors for review. For serious or repeat offenders, a judicial officer may decide to impose any penalty deemed appropriate, including demotion, dismissal and jail ## Mayor Laws (Code M) Regualtions of the mayor ### M1 Minimum Age - Act: Mayor Laws (Code M) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/mayor/M1 - Last amended: 2024-06-28 A person must be 18 to be the mayor ### M2 Maximum Age - Act: Mayor Laws (Code M) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/mayor/M2 - Last amended: 2024-07-26 A person must be younger than 112 years old to be mayor ### M3 Marriage - Act: Mayor Laws (Code M) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/mayor/M3 - Last amended: 2024-07-26 A person that bares the name "The Don" is not permitted to marry ## Acts & Orders (Code X) Temporary acts & orders imposed by the government ### Z1 Dipinto Rehabilitation Act 2025 - Act: Acts & Orders (Code X) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/acts/Z1 - Last amended: 2026-10-11 (1) This act has been established due to an ongoing trend of violent crimes involving the Dipinto Crime Syndicate. This act will come into effect from March 17 2025 at 8:00pm, and last for 48 hours. (2) For the purposes of this section: (a) **Restricted Area** refers to the physical space __east__ of La Puerta Fwy, __south__ of Olympic Fwy, __west__ of the Los Santos River and __north__ of the Port of Los Santos maneuvering area. (b) **Organisation** refers to the Dipinto Crime Syndicate, whose primary address is "Triad Towers, Little Seoul" (c) **Representing the organisation** includes but is not limited to: (i) wearing the organisations uniform; (ii) claiming to be a member of the organisation; and (iii) operating a motor vehicle with the organisation's primary colour. (3) Citizens of San Andreas are not permitted to represent the organisation within the restricted area. (4) Known members of the organisation are not permitted to carry out any indictable offences within the restricted area (5) Known members of the organisation may enter the area within their personal vehicles, and or in the organisations uniform for the sole purpose of a medical emergency requiring them to attend Davis Central Hospital only when: (a) there is an imminent threat to life if medical attention is not immediately sought; (b) there is no hospital geographically closer to the wounded individual; and (c) law enforcement are notified as soon as reasonably practical (when any immediate threat to life has ceased). **Penalties** - Fine: up to $50,000 - Imprisonment: up to 15 minutes ## Definitions & Procedures (Code D) Details of definitions and procedures within the law, which may not be an offence but stipulate how law is enforced ### D1 Impounds & Demerit Points - Act: Definitions & Procedures (Code D) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D1 - Last amended: 2023-08-11 (1) Demerit points are calculated based on the driver's traffic history within the last 1 week. As a driver commits traffic offences, they can be issued demerit points, up to 6 for a single conviction. After committing a traffic offence, if the driver has enough demerit points, they can receive additional penalties, including impounds and license suspensions. (2) Punishments for demerit points are specified below. | Demerit Points | Impound | Other Details | |----------------|------------|-------------------| | 6-7 | 2 hours | | | 8-12 | 24 hours | | | 13-16 | 7 days (168) | License suspended (15) | | 17-20 | 14 days (336) | | | 21+ | Permanent | License revoked (25) | (3) In the case where the driver of the vehicle is not the owner, the vehicle is still impounded, unless it has been legitimately reported stolen. ### D2 Controlled Substances - Act: Definitions & Procedures (Code D) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D2 - Last amended: 2025-03-28 (1) For the purposes of this section, controlled substances are any of the following substances: (a) LSD, Heroin, Magic Mushrooms & Morphine (Class A); or (b) Methamphetamine, Cocaine, Opium, MDMA & Salvia (Class B); or (c) Cannabis/Marijuana, Ketamine & Dolphin Milk (Class C). (2) For each of the controlled substances a unit should be considered to be: (a) LSD (Tab), Heroin (Bag), Magic Mushroom (Unit), Morphine (Syringe); (b) Methamphetamine (Bag), Cocaine (Bag), Opium (Bag), MDMA (Tab), Salvia (10g Bag); (c) Cannabis/Marijuana (Ounce Bag), Ketamine (5ml Vial), Dolphin Milk (Bottle). ### D3 Approved Firearms - Act: Definitions & Procedures (Code D) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D3 - Last amended: 2026-04-26 (1) Anyone who intends to possess or use any firearm, weapon, or explosive must acquire a valid licence. (2) A firearms licence permits the possession, carriage or usage of an approved firearm / ammunition / attachments. (a) Vintage Pistol, (b) Pistol (.45 ACP) (c) SNS Pistol (d) Desert Eagle (e) Combat Pistol (f) Heavy Pistol (g) Double-Action Revolver (h) Paintball Gun (i) 9mm rounds (j) .45 ACP rounds (k) .50cal rounds (l) Weapon flashlight (m) Engraving Kits (3) Firearms, ammunition, and attachments not listed in the above list are classed as prohibited unless otherwise defined in D27. ### D4 Organisation or Business - Act: Definitions & Procedures (Code D) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D4 - Last amended: 2024-08-19 (1) An organization (Individual or group) or enterprising entity that engages in professional, commercial or industrial activities. (2) Professional, commerical, or industrial activities can include: (a) Regular efforts to sell/exchange goods or services. (b) The establishment of branding and/or use of marketing to attract consumers. (c) Any activities that are carried out with the primary goal of earning profit to support an organisation. (d) Hiring of employees. (3) Organisations engaging in the aforementioned activites are considered legal entities and can be subject to penalties for any offences committed. **Related sections** - [B8 Registered Business](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/business/B8): Registered Businesses - [D23 Employees](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D23): Employees ### D5 Government Agents - Act: Definitions & Procedures (Code D) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D5 - Last amended: 2025-04-26 (1) A person employed by the Government of San Andreas including but not limited to (a) State Government Departments and Offices (Department of Justice, Board of Directors, Judicial Officers) (b) Australian Federal Police; (c) San Andreas Police Force; (d) The Sheriffs Office (SARS); (e) San Andreas Emergency Services; (2) Additionally, Government Agents may be further subdivided into Law Enforcement Officers and Emergency Services Officers. These are: (3) Law Enforcement Officers: An officer of the San Andreas Police Force, Sheriffs Office (SARS), Federal Police. Emergency Services Officers: An officer of the San Andreas Police Force, Federal Police, San Andreas Emergency Services. ### D6 Possession - Act: Definitions & Procedures (Code D) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D6 - Last amended: 2024-04-01 (1) Possession can be defined by the following: (a) On an individual's person; (b) Within a vehicle operated or owned by an individual; (c) Within a property resided in or owned by an individual. (2) If the operator of the vehicle cannot be identified, the registered owner is liable. ### D7 Valid Forms of Identification - Act: Definitions & Procedures (Code D) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D7 - Last amended: 2025-05-05 (1) Valid forms of identification including the following document types: (a) State-issued licence; (2) The image taken to produce the above licences must not conceal the individual's face. Only prescription clear lens glasses are permitted; any other form of eye covering, masks and headwear must not be worn. (3) Abbreviation definitions are as follows: (a) C - Car; (b) B - Bike; (c) T - Truck; (d) M - Water Craft; (e) AF - Aircraft Fixed Wing (Planes); (f) AR - Aircraft Rotary (Helicopters); (g) W - Weapons; (h) WR - Weapons Restricted; ### D8 Restricted Firearms Licence - Act: Definitions & Procedures (Code D) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D8 - Last amended: 2025-04-26 (1) The Secretary of Justice may issue a licence to an individual to possess, carry or use any prohibited weapons and tools. (2) The Secretary of Justice may issue a licence to an organisation to conditionally permit the possession, carriage or usage of prohibited weapons and tools whilst conducting their official duties. Employees of approved organisations may only use the Class R weapons made available to them by their employer in accordance with their standard operating procedures. (3) The following organisations may exercise Restricted Firearms Licence privileges (approved organisations): (a) State Government - Department of Justice; (b) State Government - The Mayors Office (c) Australian Federal Police; (d) San Andreas Police Force; (e) The Sheriffs Office (SARS); (f) San Andreas Emergency Service; (g) Black Spire; (h) Men in Black Security; ### D9 Reasonable grounds - Act: Definitions & Procedures (Code D) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D9 - Last amended: 2025-06-01 (1) Reasonable grounds can be established if an officer of the SAPF, SARS or Federal Police personally witnesses a jailable offence occur or observes an individual perform a hand-to-hand in a known drug area. (2) Reasonable grounds may also be established if two of the following factors are met: (a) Failure to produce identification; (b) Seen entering, being present in, or leaving the immediate area of an active crime scene where a jailable offence has occurred; (c) Overhearing a conversation or receiving witness statements identifying individuals who are about to, or are committing, or have committed a crime; (d) Failure to provide a reasonable excuse to justify face concealment within one block of a bank, government property or a crime scene; (e) Any individual seen leaving the bank during the commission of a bank robbery; (f) Relevant forensic evidence (blood, fingerprints, bullet casings, positive GSR tests) is found linking an individual to a crime. (g) Individuals entering or exiting restricted areas (See D19), these being: (i) Bank Vaults (ii) Airside of all San Andreas Airfields (iii) Police Stations (iv) Fort Zancudo (v) Prison (vi) Palmer-Taylor Power Station (h) A police drug detection dog detects narcotics on a person (including any vehicle in their possession or control). (i) A police dog may inspect anyone seen entering, being present in, or leaving the immediate area of an active crime scene or restricted area. (ii) The individual may then be searched by a police officer if the police drug detection dog has indicated that it has detected the presence of an illicit substance. ### D10 Public property - Act: Definitions & Procedures (Code D) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D10 - Last amended: 2023-01-26 The following are classified as public property or place (a) Crown lands utilised for recreational or public use, such as parks, gun clubs, car parks, schools, theatres, stadiums etc; (b) A public vehicle, ship, or boat. (c) Any market or place of public resort; (d) Any open place to which the public whether upon or without payment for admittance have or are permitted to have access, such as retail stores. ### D11 Private property - Act: Definitions & Procedures (Code D) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D11 - Last amended: 2022-12-22 Includes and applies to locations owned by a private entity or an individual, including those under a rental contract where the occupier is a private entity or individual. ### D12 Maximum Penalty - Act: Definitions & Procedures (Code D) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D12 - Last amended: 2025-08-20 (1) The maximum penalties are as follows: (a) Convicted by an officer at or below the rank of Federal Agent/Leading Senior Constable: Up to $100,000 in fines and 30 minutes of imprisonment (b) Convicted by an officer at or above the rank of Station Sergeant/Supervisor: Up to $200,000 in fines and 60 minutes of imprisonment (c) Convicted by an officer at or above the rank of Inspector: Up to $400,000 in fines and 90 minutes of imprisonment (d) Convicted by a Judicial Officer: Unrestricted issuing of fines and imprisonment as determined by the judicial officer (2) An officer may only impose penalties up to the maximum permitted for their own rank. They cannot rely on another officer’s authority to exceed their limits. ### D13 10 Points for Prosecution - Act: Definitions & Procedures (Code D) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D13 - Last amended: 2025-04-26 In order to successfully convict a suspect, 10 points must be achieved for each unique charge from the table below: | Name | Description | Points | |---------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------| | Witnessing a crime | If a member of the AFP, SAPF or SARS personally witnesses someone commit a crime, and positively identifies them at the time of the crime | 10 | | Locating illegal items on the suspect | If a member of the AFP, SAPF or SARS finds a controlled substance or illegal weapon on a suspect | 10 | | Witness Statement (Max 2) | A witness who gives a visual description which matches the suspect or personally identifies the suspect. This includes security camera footage. | 4 | | Physical Evidence (Max 2) | The officer, or any other officer, finds an item (or items) that could have been used to commit a crime. | 4 | | Location | The suspect is found in the area of a recent police report/crime scene. | 3 | ### D14 Aiding and Abetting - Act: Definitions & Procedures (Code D) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D14 - Last amended: 2024-08-20 A person who assists, encourages, procures, harbours or incites the commission of an offence, is guilty of the same offence committed by the principal offender ### D15 Remand Procedures - Act: Definitions & Procedures (Code D) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D15 - Last amended: 2024-08-20 (1) Remand refers to when a person is held in custody whilst awaiting trial or sentencing. (2) A remand application must be made in writing to a court as soon as possible. A court may approve a remand application if they have satisfised it meets one of the following circumstances exist: (a) Based on their history the defendant is likely to abscond if they are released on bail whilst awaiting trial. (b) The nature of the alleged offending was more serious tha normal. (c) If the alleged offender has a history of commiting violent offences. (d) If a court is unavailable an officer holding the rank of Inspector or above may approve a provisional remand for a maximum of 24 hours. If court approval cannot be gained within this 24-hour period then the suspect must be released. ### D16 Police Caution - Act: Definitions & Procedures (Code D) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D16 - Last amended: 2025-01-10 (1) Government agents detaining or arresting an individual should, as soon as practicable outline the rights of that individual while they are in custody. Failing to outline these rights may prevent Government agents from using anything that individual says while they are in custody as evidence. (2) The recommended structure of these rights can be found below, minor deviations from this are permitted. (3) "You do not have to say or do anything, anything you say or do can be used in evidence. You have the right to a phone call, and to seek legal representation if one is available, otherwise you may contest your charges after your release". (4) The police are required to reach out to legal representation on behalf of the suspect if requested. ### D17 Ownership of Corporations - Act: Definitions & Procedures (Code D) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D17 - Last amended: 2024-08-20 The ownership of all corporations belongs to the State Government, administered by the Board of Directors. All properties (tangible or intangible) in possession by businesses are therefore state-owned properties. Citizens of San Andreas may apply to become business executives for existing organisations or to establish their own organisations. ### D18 Proceeds of Crime - Act: Definitions & Procedures (Code D) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D18 - Last amended: 2024-08-20 (1) 'Proceeds of crime’ refer to money and or property (Other than real estate or vehicles) reasonably believed to have been gained from the commission of a crime (2) The person deals with money or properties (other than real estate or vehicles) and one of the following is established; (a) The money or property is used in the commission of a crime; or (b) The money or property is derived from committing a crime; or ### D19 Restricted Areas - Act: Definitions & Procedures (Code D) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D19 - Last amended: 2024-08-20 Civilians must not enter the following restricted areas without written permission from the Department of Justice: (a) Bank Vaults (b) Airside of LSIA (c) Police Stations (d) Fort Zancudo (e) Bolingbroke Penitentiary (f) Palmer-Taylor Power Station ### D20 Criminal Court Legal Standard - Act: Definitions & Procedures (Code D) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D20 - Last amended: 2025-05-04 (1) The legal standard of proof that is to be applied to prosecuting criminal matters in a bench trial, District Court, or Supreme Court case is "beyond a reasonable doubt," meaning that the evidence presented must be sufficiently convincing that there is no reasonable doubt in the mind of the presiding Judge that the defendant committed the crime. (2) The legal standard that is to be applied to appeals regarding criminal matters will be the same standard applied to the offender when they were convicted (10 Points of Prosecution or Beyond a Reasonable Doubt). ### D21 Trial Procedures - Act: Definitions & Procedures (Code D) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D21 - Last amended: 2024-08-20 All court cases and trials must be conduted in accordance with the San Andreas Court Standard Operating Procedures, accessible to all licenced legal practioners. Deviations from these procedures may be authorised by a presiding judicial officer in rare cases. ### D22 Legal Representation - Act: Definitions & Procedures (Code D) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D22 - Last amended: 2024-08-20 (1) Individuals offering legal representation (Paralegals or Lawyers) must possess a license issued by the San Andreas Bar Association, these individuals must carry a Bar issued form of identification otherwise they are not entitled to act as a legal representative. (2) Legal representatives are required to abide by the Bar Association Code of Conduct. (3) Legal representatives are entitled to meet with their clients after they have been convicted of an offence via D13. (4) Civilians are entitled to consult legal representation and/or have a representative present if law enforcement officers (LEO) intend to conduct formal interviews and/or questioning. Civilians must be informed of this right prior to an interview occurring. (5) Legal representatives and their clients are entitled to privacy, government agents must ensure interactions between the two parties are not monitored or unnecessarily disturbed. (6) Legal representatives reserve the right to access a police station's holding facilities to consult with detainees. Police may elect to remove a representative from the facility if: (a) Their safety is in question; (b) They have breached any state laws; (c) They are acting in a unruly, aggressive or disorderly manner. ### D23 Employees - Act: Definitions & Procedures (Code D) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D23 - Last amended: 2024-08-18 Employees of registered businesses are individual's who fulfill one or more of the following conditions: (a) Has an agreement with an employer to perform tasks or services. (b) Engages in duties as directed by an employer. (c) Receives wages, salary or any other forms of compensation or special treatment for work. (d) Uses equipment or resources provided by an employer. ### D24 Firearms Demerit Points - Act: Definitions & Procedures (Code D) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D24 - Last amended: 2024-08-20 (1) Demerit points are calculated based on the offenders firearms related criminal history within the last 1 week. As an offender commits firearms offences, they can be issued demerit points, up to 6 for a single conviction. After committing a firearms offence, if the offender has enough demerit points, they can receive additional penalties, including license suspensions, revocations and prohibitions. (2) Punishments for demerit points are specified below. | Demerit Points | Penalty | |----------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------| | 15-24 | License is suspended until points drop below 15 | | 25-34 | Firearms license is revoked, and cannot be re-purchased for 7 days | | 35+ | Firearms license is revoked, and cannot be re-purchased for 28 days | ### D25 Self Defence - Act: Definitions & Procedures (Code D) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D25 - Last amended: 2024-08-20 (1) An individual shall not be held criminally responsible for an offense if they engage in conduct constituting the offense in self-defense, provided that the individual reasonably believes such action is necessary to protect themselves or another person from imminent harm, or to prevent the unlawful destruction or damage of their property. The belief in the necessity of self-defense must be objectively reasonable, and the force used must be proportionate to the perceived threat. (2) Self-defense does not apply if the individual initiated the confrontation with the intent to cause harm or if the force used exceeds what is necessary to neutralize the threat. ### D26 Approved Firearms Vendor - Act: Definitions & Procedures (Code D) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D26 - Last amended: 2024-08-20 (1) An Approved Firearms Vendor is a registered business, as defined under D4 and licensed under B8, that has received authorisation from the Board of Directors to engage in the sale, trade, storage, and transfer of approved firearms, ammunition, and attachments as defined under D3. (2) An Approved Firearms Vendor must: (a) Verify that all purchasers possess a valid firearms licence prior to any sale or transfer (b) Maintain accurate records of all firearm transactions, including the date, item sold, and purchaser identity (c) Store all firearms and ammunition in business storage. (d) Comply with all additional restrictions, conditions, or audits imposed by the Board of Directors (3) A business or individual acting outside the scope of this authorisation is not considered an Approved Firearms Vendor and is not entitled to any exemptions provided under W5 or related provisions. ### D27 Approved Hunting Firearms - Act: Definitions & Procedures (Code D) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D27 - Last amended: 2026-04-26 (1) Any person/s of whom intends to carry a hunting firearm and/or ammunition associated with it as described below must at all times: (a) Have a valid firearms license and; (b) Be using that weapon and/or ammuniation for the hunting of wildlife. (2) The following weapons are defined as a hunting firearm and therefore fit the above: (a) Hunting Rifle (b) Crossbow (c) Winchester 21 Shotgun (d) Remington 700 (e) M1 Grande (3) The following ammunition are also considered in the above: (a) .308 Rounds (b) Crossbow Bolts (c) M1 Magazine (d) Remington 700 Magazine (e) .30-06 Bullets and/or .30-06 Box of Bullets (f) 20 Gauge Shotgun Shells and/or 20 Gauge Shell Boxes. (4) Any unlawful brandishing, or illegal use of an approved hunting firearm or its associated ammunition may result in charges under D6 and/or D7. ### D28 Intensive Correction Orders (ICO) - Act: Definitions & Procedures (Code D) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/definitions/D28 - Last amended: 2026-10-11 (1) An Intensive Correction Order (ICO) is an additional penalty requiring a person to report to police regularly for a specified period. (2) An ICO may be imposed by: (a) an SAPF Supervisor, for up to 24 hours, if a person has been convicted of the same jailable offence at least 3 times within 14 days; (b) an SAPF Commander, for up to 72 hours, if a person has been convicted of the same jailable offence at least 5 times within 14 days; (c) a Judicial Officer, for any duration following conviction for any offence. Police may also apply to a court in writing for an ICO. For paragraphs (a) and (b), the current conviction counts towards the required number. (3) A person may only be subject to one ICO at a time. (4) A person subject to an ICO must: (a) while present in San Andreas, report in person to Mission Row, Sandy Shores or Paleto Bay police station once every 60 minutes, within the 15 minutes before each report is due; (b) be informed of the ICO and its expiry time when it is imposed by police. Time spent in prison counts as compliance with the reporting requirement. (5) An ICO remains active until it expires, even if the person breaches it. Following a breach dealt with under S13, the person must continue to report for the rest of the ICO period. (6) An ICO may be cancelled at any time by a Judicial Officer or SAPF Commander. A Judicial Officer may also extend or change an ICO. (7) A person who fails to report as required commits an offence under S13. If this occurs: (a) a warrant for their arrest is automatically issued; and (b) police may use satellite phone tracing to locate them without further approval, regardless of E15. **Related sections** - [E15 Unlawful Phone Tracking](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/emergency/E15): Phone tracking - [S13 Breach of an Intensive Correction Order (ICO)](https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/serious/S13): Breach of an Intensive Correction Order ## Government Powers & Responsibilities (Code P) Details of the powers and responsibilities of government agents ### P1 Powers of the Government - Act: Government Powers & Responsibilities (Code P) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/powers/P1 - Last amended: 2022-12-23 The Government Executives and Management are the apex authority to: (a) Make, amend or abolish laws of this State (b) Govern the State with respect to all matters (c) Manage and oversee the State's Emergency Services (d) Manage and oversee the State's businesses, trades and finance (e) Adjudicate on legal matters (f) Recognise citizens with official Honours and Awards ### P2 Powers of the Court - Act: Government Powers & Responsibilities (Code P) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/powers/P2 - Last amended: 2023-01-26 (1) The Law Courts of San Andreas comprise of The Supreme Court and any other subordinate courts as they are created. (2) The Law Courts are staffed by a Chief Justice, and additional Justices, Judges and Magistrates as required. Together they are known as Judicial Officers. (3) The Law Courts may, and may refuse to adjudicate on matters concerning the law, and may award costs, damages, warrants and orders as they see fit. (4) Judicial Officers have the power to make legal decisions based on the spirit of the law and common sense. ### P3 Powers of Police - Act: Government Powers & Responsibilities (Code P) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/powers/P3 - Last amended: 2025-08-07 (1) Officers of the San Andreas Police Force, the Sheriffs Office (SARS) and the Federal Police (Police Officers) are tasked to uphold the law and may reasonably exercise the following powers: (a) Power to require identification (See E19) (b) Power to detain an individual (See E1) (c) Power to phone track (See E15) (d) Powers to move along (See E16) (e) Power to administer a Gunshot Residue Test (If the individual is seen entering, being present or leaving the immediate area of an active crime scene or if reasonable grounds have been satisfied) (f) Power to retrieve a DNA Sample (If the individual is seen entering, being present or leaving the immediate area of an active crime scene or if reasonable grounds have been satisfied) (g) Power to administer a Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) and Drug test (If the individual is seen operating a vehicle, or display signs of intoxication or impairment) (2) A police officer must also satisfy Reasonable Grounds (D9) when exercising the following powers: (a) Power to search without warrant (Also see E3, E4, and E5) (b) Power to confiscate evidence and illegal items (Also see E6 and E13) (c) Power to pursue a suspect, and impose tactical contact (Also see E7) (d) Power to enter a property without a warrant (Also see E2) (3) Police officers must also satisfy the 10 Points for Prosecution (D13) to exercise the following powers: (a) Powers to arrest and convict a suspect unless the accused is being prosecuted through the Courts by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions via D20. (b) Powers to tow and impound vehicles and aircraft in accordance with Demerit Points (D1) and Aviation (A-series) laws (Also see E9). (c) Powers to suspend or revoke licences in accordance with Traffic (R-series), Aviation (A-series) and Weapons (W-series) laws. (4) Officers of the Federal Police may investigate Emergency Services Officers for acts of misconduct ### P4 Powers of Paramedics - Act: Government Powers & Responsibilities (Code P) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/powers/P4 - Last amended: 2022-12-23 (1) Officers of the San Andreas Emergency Services (Paramedics) are tasked to provide medical help to maintain life and reduce injuries in an emergency. (2) A paramedic may exercise the following powers: (a) Power to require identification (b) Power to detain violent, uncooperative or unruly individuals (Also see E1) (c) Power to enter a property to provide medical or fire services (Also see E2) ### P5 Exemptions for Government Agencies - Act: Government Powers & Responsibilities (Code P) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/powers/P5 - Last amended: 2025-04-26 (1) Officers of the San Andreas Emergency Services (Paramedics), Officers of the San Andreas Police Force (SAPF), Officers of the Sheriffs Office (SARS) and Officers of the Federal Police are exempt from Aviation and Road & Traffic laws provided; (a) The actions are reasonable. (b) The actions are performed in the execution of their lawful duty. (2) Test for Reasonable: A person of reasonable firmness, whether present or not in the circumstance would agree that the actions were appropriate and necesary. ### P6 Death Penalty - Act: Government Powers & Responsibilities (Code P) - Source: https://law.fatduckgaming.com/laws/powers/P6 - Last amended: 2024-02-16 The Commissioner and Deputy Commissioner of the Federal Police reserve the right to sentence any citizen of San Andreas to death for any reason they deem justified. This cannot be contested or appealed **Penalties** Additional punishment: Execution of the individual