Penal Code Amendments | 31-MAY-2026

Post by **State Government** » 31 May 2026, 19:26

SAN ANDREAS PENAL CODE AMENDMENTS

All changes stated within this document are effective on 31st of May, 2026.

Penal Code Amendments

In total, the following changes have been made:

CONSTITUTION - 2
- 9th Congress - H.RES. 2 | Term-Limit Elimination & Representation Modernization Resolution
- 10th Congress - H.RES. 2 | The Representative Accountability Resolution

ADDED - 3
- NM11 - Public Lewdness
- GF28 - Election Fraud
- WF12 - Battery with a Deadly Weapon

MODIFIED (Modified Language, Fines, or Sentencing) - 5
- NM06 - Trespassing
- GM01 - Assault
- GM02 - Battery
- WF01 - Assault with a Deadly Weapon
- WF08 - Possession of a Weapon within a Correctional Facility

ARCHIVE - Archived Laws for use in pending Criminal Trials in the Superior Court
- Nuisance Misdemeanors
  NM06 - Trespassing
  Every person who commits any of the following acts is guilty of Trespassing:
  
  Entering and/or remaining on private property without permission from the property owner or a licensed manager.
  
  Entering and/or remaining on government property designed for public services* after receiving a verbal or written notice of trespass**.
  
  Entering and/or remaining on government property without lawful permission.
  
  Definition: "Government property designed for public services"
  
  Mechanic shops (bays and waiting areas)
  
  Hospital lobbies
  
  City hall front desks
  
  Police station front lobbies
  
  Prison Facilities
  
  Public markets
  
  *The public services area is defined as the space where the public is required to be present to receive services. If management, high command, or law enforcement officers (LEOs) reasonably request an individual to leave due to threatening behavior, causing a nuisance, or disrupting services, and the individual refuses to leave or returns to the area, they are guilty of trespassing.
  - - - -
  **Verbal/Written Notice of Trespass:** LEOs may issue a trespassing notice if deemed necessary. If this notice is disregarded (by remaining on or returning to the property), the individual is guilty of trespassing.
  
  SENTENCE & FINE DRIVER LICENSE SUSPENSION TRUCKER LICENSE SUSPENSION WEAPON LICENSE SUSPENSION PILOT LICENSE SUSPENSION
  
  15 months
  $1,500 Intact Intact Intact Intact
  General Misdemeanors
  
  GM01 - Assault
  
  The threat of bodily harm with the intention of attainment including the acts of spitting, slapping, or unlawful groping.
  
  SENTENCE & FINE DRIVER LICENSE SUSPENSION TRUCKER LICENSE SUSPENSION WEAPON LICENSE SUSPENSION PILOT LICENSE SUSPENSION
  
  10 months
  $1,500 Intact Intact Revoked Intact
  
  GM02 - Battery
  
  Willful and unlawful use of force or violence upon the person of another.
  
  SENTENCE & FINE DRIVER LICENSE SUSPENSION TRUCKER LICENSE SUSPENSION WEAPON LICENSE SUSPENSION PILOT LICENSE SUSPENSION
  
  20 months
  $2,000 Intact Intact Revoked Intact
  Weapon Felonies
  WF01 - Assault with a Deadly Weapon
  
  Assaulting another person with a so-called "deadly weapon" which could include a gun, melee weapon, or a vehicle.
  
  SENTENCE & FINE DRIVER LICENSE SUSPENSION TRUCKER LICENSE SUSPENSION WEAPON LICENSE SUSPENSION PILOT LICENSE SUSPENSION
  
  45 months
  $3,000 If Used
  12 Hours If Used
  12 Hours Revoked Suspended
  Pending Investigation
  
  WF08 - Possession of a Weapon within a Correctional Facility
  Any individual is guilty of this offense who:
  while in the custody of the San Andreas Department of Corrections takes possession of a weapon
  
  "Weapon" shall be defined as some instrument either designed to be lethal, or a dangerous implement that can be used in a lethal way, or, an instrument that is not ordinarily lethal, although under the right circumstances, it may be used in a lethal fashion.
  
  SENTENCE & FINE DRIVER LICENSE SUSPENSION TRUCKER LICENSE SUSPENSION WEAPON LICENSE SUSPENSION PILOT LICENSE SUSPENSION
  
  60 Months
  $5,000 Intact Intact Revoked Intact
  Constitutional Changes
  Certification of Amendment
  
  This amendment repeals the constitutional provision stating:
  “No person may serve as a representative for more than two consecutive terms. This clause shall not apply to appointed representatives.”
  No other provisions of the Constitution of the State of San Andreas are amended or affected by this action.
  Certification of Amendment
  
  This amendment removes the constitutional provision stating:
  “The House may determine the Rules of its Proceedings, punish its Members for disorderly behavior, and, with the concurrence of all other members and the speaker, expel a Member.”
  This amendment then adds the following constitutional provision to the end of the section:
  “The House of Representatives shall have the authority to remove an elected Representative from office for cause. Removal under this provision shall require the concurrence of no fewer than three fourths of the full membership of the House of Representatives.
  
  Removal for cause may include, but shall not be limited to, abandonment of the duties of office, persistent failure to participate in legislative proceedings or votes, loss of eligibility or qualification as prescribed by law, disqualification arising under the Constitution or statute, or conduct which renders continued service incompatible with the responsibilities of the office.
  
  Prior to any vote on removal, the affected Representative shall be provided written notice of the grounds asserted and afforded a reasonable opportunity to respond before the House.
  
  This provision shall apply exclusively to elected Representatives. Appointed Representatives serving by departmental designation shall remain subject to removal by their respective appointing authorities.
  
  Upon removal of an elected Representative pursuant to this Section, the resulting vacancy shall be filled in accordance with Article I, Section 2.2 of this Constitution.”
  No other provisions of the Constitution of the State of San Andreas are amended or affected by this action.

All changes can be reviewed on the STATE OF SAN ANDREAS PENAL CODE

Penal Code Amendments | 31-MAY-2026

Penal Code Amendments | 31-MAY-2026

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