State Law

[SA Government]

In effect as of 07/OCT/20
ARTICLE IX. STATE BUSINESS REGULATIONS

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SA-PSC § IX.1. State businesses

Any business that has been officially accepted to the State Business Support Fund by the State Government is hereby considered to follow the State Business Regulations and considered as a State business. State business must fill the need of demand for their services, activity requirements and must be an established group (/group). The State reserves the right to conduct investigations and audit the State businesses at any time. Failure to abide by the State Business Regulations will result in immediate dismissal from the program and/or monetary consequences or a jail sentence.

SA-PSC § IX.2. Taxation & Accounting
All State businesses are obligated to keep track of their income and outcome and forward the Department of Treasury a monthly report. All State businesses are obligated to pay 10% income tax to the Government starting from 1,000,000$ income that the business generates on the previous month. Failure to provide monthly accounting statistics will result in removal from the program and already given funds for the month to be retrieved.

SA-PSC § IX.3. Falsifying records [F]
Any attempt to forge documents or falsify accounting documents is classed as a felony charge.

SA-PSC § IX.4. Official State prices for vehicles
State dealership businesses must follow the list below when purchasing or selling a standard condition or class vehicle. The dealership is required to purchase vehicles from any citizen at all times and refund them the money they receive from selling the vehicle to the State's dealership (NPC). 

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OFFROADS:

Bobcat: $35,000  (+/- 10,000$)
Huntley: $80,000  (+/- 10,000$)
Landstalker: $65,000  (+/- 10,000$)
Mesa: $45,000  (+/- 10,000$)
Patriot: $90,000  (+/- 10,000$)
Picador: $35,000  (+/- 10,000$)
Rancher: $70,000  (+/- 10,000$)
Sadler: $35,000  (+/- 10,000$)
Walton: $30,000  (+/- 10,000$)
Yosemite: $65,000  (+/- 10,000$)
 

LOWRIDERS:

Blade: $45,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Broadway: $43,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Remington: $44,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Savanna: $46,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Slamvan: $85,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Tahoma: $50,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Tornado: $38,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Voodoo: $40,000 (+/- 10,000$)

TUNERS:

Elegy: $75,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Flash: $45,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Stratum: $48,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Uranus: $70,000 (+/- 10,000$)
 

NOVELTYS:

Bandito: $90,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Bf Injection: $75,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Caddy: $25,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Camper: $48,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Duneride: $95,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Kart: $23,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Mower: $20,000 (+/- 10,000$)
 

SPORTS:

Alpha: $65,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Comet: $90,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Euros: $80,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Windsor: $65,000 (+/- 10,000$)
ZR-350: $70,000 (+/- 10,000$)
 

COUPES:

Blista Compact: $32,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Bravura: $30,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Buccaneer: $32,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Cadrona: $32,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Clover: $35,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Club: $48,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Esperanto: $38,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Feltzer: $42,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Fortune: $44,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Hermes: $38,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Majestic: $40,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Manana: $32,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Previon: $35,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Sabre: $43,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Stallion: $40,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Tampa: $38,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Virgo: $42,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Hustler: $45,000 (+/- 10,000$)
 

SEDANS:

Admiral: $43,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Elegant: $40,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Emperor: $44,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Glendale: $28,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Greenwood: $43,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Intruder: $42,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Merit: $45,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Nebula: $45,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Oceanic: $38,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Perrenial: $32,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Premier: $50,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Primo: $48,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Regina: $38,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Romero: $50,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Sentinel: $45,000(+/- 10,000$)
Solair: $40,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Stafford: $40,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Stretch: $110,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Sunrise: $40,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Vincent: $41,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Washington: $48,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Willard: $40,000 (+/- 10,000$)
 

BIKES:

PCJ-600: $85,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Faggio: $22,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Freeway: $38,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Sanchez: $35,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Quad: $22,000 (+/- 10,000$)
BMX: $15,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Bike: $15,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Mountain Bike: $15,000 (+/- 10,000$)
FCR-900: $85,000 (+/- 10,000$)
BF-400: $85,000 (+/- 10,000$)
Wayfarer: $35,000 (+/- 10,000$)

Dealerships do not need to follow the pricelist when it comes to exchanging heavily modified, unique and high-end vehicles which are the following:

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Infernus
Cheetah
Bullet
Monster truck
Sultan
Turismo
Banshee
Journey van
Aircrafts
NRG
Hotring
Buffalo
Sandking
FBI Rancher

Any vehicle that has the following modification is excluded from the state assigned dealership price:

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Max Alarm level upgrade
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Armour upgrade
Wheel upgrade

(( Clarifications: Players are still allowed to make deals with each other. State owned dealerships are used like you would use the old dealership function. If you wish to sell your vehicle for the dealership price, the State owned dealership MUST accept the vehicle and sell it back to the dealership for you and transfer you the money - price can be negotiated with in the range of 10,000$. Please note that you will only get the dealership price for the vehicle, if you have modifications or you have it in a upgraded version that will NOT be reimbursed back to you. State run dealerships can be negotiated with if you wish to sell a high-end, unique or modified vehicle - but they are NOT required to make the deal if the price does not fit them and you do not come to a deal. ))

SA-PSC § IX.5. Official State pricelist for furniture & construction companies
Furniture & Construction companies must follow the appointed pricelist found below when offering their services to clients. Price may vary by the amount of furnishing objects used and the cost of the purchased furnishing objects: 0-10 objects ($5,000), 11-20 objects ($10,000), 21-30 objects ($15,000), 31+ objects ($20,000). Each furniture & construction company may add their own price for drawing up sketches/blueprints for the client and ask additional fees for various of services if the client requests so.

SA-PSC § IX.6. Official State pricelist for logistical companies
Transportation companies may offer to deliver crates and gas to their customers ranging from 200$ to 400$ per crate and 10$ to 40$ per liter of fuel. Price could vary based on the location of the business.

SA-PSC § IX.7. Usage of State Business Support Funds
Funds can be used for employee paychecks, purchasing tools to promote company services and tools required to provide services.

[SA Government]

Added - Article II. 09/OCT/2020

SA-PSC § II.22. Blocking public access roads/paths [M]
Any public access road or a pedestrian path must be kept clear for citizens to move freely. Obstructing any public access road or a pedestrian path by adding furniture is considered to be a misdemeanor act. The owner of the said property is responsible and will face a written notice, after two days of said written notice and if the owner has not still removed the obstacle, the owner will be given a citation (maximum penalty of 25,000$) by the State Government. Failure to pay said citation to the Department of Treasury within a period of another two days and/or has failed to remove the obstruction from the road/path will result in an arrest and the blockage on the road/path to be cleared by the State.

[SA Government]

Added 17/OCT/20:

SA-PSC § II.23. Illegal gambling [M]
A person who, without having a proper license/authority to host gambling activities inside a casino, participates in a gambling activity outside of an official casino is submitted to an arrest.

SA-PSC § IX.8. Gambling license [F]
In order to operate as a casino and hold gambling related activities/games the owner/lessee of the said business must have obtained a gambling license from the Department of Licensing. The State Government holds the right to make random check-ups to confirm the validity of the dealers and if the business has a valid gambling license. Please note that all dealers must be verified by the casino owner/lessee and listed as official dealers of said enterprise in the state database or on their own website.

It is up to the owner/lessee of the casino to make sure that the establishment is not being used by third parties. The owner of the casino and/or the lessee of the casino can face a monetary fine up to 500,000$ per violation of the SA-PSC § IX.8. Gambling license.

[SA Government]

Effective December 1, 2020.

 

SA-PSC § II.24. Electoral bribery 

A person cannot ask for, receive or obtain, or give or confer, any property or benefit with the intention of influencing the vote of a person at a state election. If a person is found guilty of this offence, a court may impose a penalty of monetary fine or imprisonment.

[SA Government]

Revised article(s) as of 22nd of November, 2020.

 

State Law Section VI SA-PSC § V.1. & SA-PSC § V.1.1

 

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SA-PSC § V.1. Possession of an illegal substance [M]

It is strictly forbidden in the great state of San Andreas, the acts of introducing, manufacturing, possessing or distributing harmful drugs like heroin or meth, with the exception of weed which may be legally possessed by an individual up to a limit of 500 grams. If ingredients are found alongside with the illegal substance, and they are used to produce these substances, they are to be seized with the drugs. The exception to prohibited possessions also include the sole possession of two or less drugs in the form of joints or syringes.

 

• SA-PSC § V.1.1. Property Search
  If the subject of a search is found to be in possession of more than 500 grams of weed, a warrant request may be sent to the persons of authority to approve warrants, against the subject's properties, which are then to be searched and seized of eventual illegal items that are found. 

 

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SA-PSC § V.1. Possession of an illegal substance [M]

It is strictly forbidden in the great state of San Andreas, the acts of introducing, manufacturing, possessing or distributing harmful drugs like heroin or meth, with the exception of weed which may be legally possessed by an individual up to a limit of 750 grams. If ingredients are found alongside with the illegal substance, and they are used to produce these substances, they are to be seized with the drugs. The exception to prohibited possessions also include the sole possession of two or less drugs in the form of joints or syringes.

 

• SA-PSC § V.1.1. Property Search
  If the subject of a search is found to be in possession of more than 750 grams of weed, a warrant request may be sent to the persons of authority to approve warrants, against the subject's properties, which are then to be searched and seized of eventual illegal items that are found. 

 

TL;DR.

Citizens were able to possess a maximum of 500g Weed, 0g Heroin, 0g Meth.
Citizens are now able to possess a maximum of 750g Weed, 0g Heroin, 0g Meth.
Citizens can (remained the same) hold a maximum of two (2) joints/syringes. (2J/0S) or (1J/1S) or (0J/2S).

 

Signed by,

 

Declan Kavanagh

Governor of San Andreas

[SA Government]

Revised article(s) as of 29th of November, 2020.

State Law Section III SA-PSC § II.23.

 

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SA-PSC § II.23. Illegal gambling [M]
A person who, without having a proper license/authority to host gambling activities inside a casino, participates in a gambling activity outside of an official casino is submitted to an arrest.

 

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SA-PSC § II.23. Illegal gambling [M]

A person who initiates and/or participates in a gambling-type activity outside of an official casino is submitted to an arrest.

 

 

 

New law(s) as of 29th of November, 2020.

State Law Section III SA-PSC § II.25.

 

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SA-PSC § II.25. Illegal street racing [M]

A person who, without having a proper license/authority to host a street racing activity, or participates in said activity is submitted to an arrest and vehicle impounded. All events that take place on public grounds must be registered through law enforcement and all such permits can be granted by S.A.P.D. Lieutenant+ after presenting certain documents including a safety plan.

 

Signed by,

 

Declan Kavanagh

Governor of San Andreas

[SA Government]

 Revised article(s) as of 21st of April, 2021.

State Law Section II SA-PSC § II.3.1.

 

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SA-PSC § II.3.1. Law Enforcement Vehicles

• San Andreas Police Department is the only recognized law enforcement agency on the state level and has jurisdiction in each of the three cities, along with the counties. The SAPD's official vehicles are to be colored in combination of blue and white  colors, with exception of unmarked vehicles, but inclusive of high speed pursuit vehicles and divisional vehicles. The writings of the markings on these vehicles is to be white or blue. The primary color of emergency lights is to be blue and red. These vehicles may make use of emergency audible sirens.

 

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SA-PSC § II.3.1. Law Enforcement Vehicles

• San Andreas Police Department is the only recognized law enforcement agency on the state level and has jurisdiction in each of the three cities, along with the counties. The SAPD's official vehicles are to be colored in combination of blue and white colors for cities and beige and white colors for counties, with exception of unmarked vehicles, but inclusive of high speed pursuit vehicles and divisional vehicles. The writings of the markings on these vehicles is to be white or blue. The primary color of emergency lights is to be blue and red. These vehicles may make use of emergency audible sirens.

 

Signed,

Tanzidur Hernandez

Governor of San Andreas

 

Parth Hernandez
Secretary of Homeland Security

[SA Government]

  Revised article(s) as of 25th of April, 2021.

State Law Section VI SA-PSC § V.1

 

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SA-PSC § V.1. Possession of an illegal substance [M]

It is strictly forbidden in the great state of San Andreas, the acts of introducing, manufacturing, possessing or distributing harmful drugs like heroin or meth, with the exception of weed which may be legally possessed by an individual up to a limit of 750 grams. If ingredients are found alongside with the illegal substance, and they are used to produce these substances, they are to be seized with the drugs. The exception to prohibited possessions also include the sole possession of two or less drugs in the form of joints or syringes.

• SA-PSC § V.1.1. Property Search
  If the subject of a search is found to be in possession of more than 750 grams of weed, a warrant request may be sent to the persons of authority to approve warrants, against the subject's properties, which are then to be searched and seized of eventual illegal items that are found. 
• SA-PSC § V.1.2. Property Seize 
  If upon execution of a search warrant, a property is found to be used for production of weed (there is weed being grown in the property), the property may be seized for a period of 7 days for the purpose of conducting further investigation into the owner of the property and the use of the produced substance.

 

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SA-PSC § V.1. Possession of an illegal substance [M]/[F]

It is strictly forbidden in the great state of San Andreas, the acts of introducing, possessing, or distributing harmful drugs like heroin, meth, or weed. If ingredients and seeds are found alongside the illegal substance, and they are used to produce these substances they are to be seized with the drugs. Possession is a felony classification if it is by a repeat offender(people who have prior drug convictions), near a school, near public buildings, parks, swimming pools, or on public transportation, in the presence of a minor.

• SA-PSC § V.1.1. Property Search
  If the subject of a search is found to be in possession of more than 500 grams of weed, a warrant request may be sent to the persons of authority to approve warrants, against the subject's properties, which are then to be searched and seized of eventual illegal items that are found.
• SA-PSC § V.1.2. Property Seize 
  If upon execution of a search warrant, a property is found to be used for the production of weed (there is weed being grown in the property), the property may be seized for a period of 7 days to conduct further investigation into the owner of the property and the use of the produced substance.
• SA-PSC § V.1.3. Manufacturing illegal substances
  The manufacture of any drug, also known as narcotics or controlled substances, is strictly prohibited unless you are properly licensed by state and federal authorities. Drug manufacturing occurs whenever a person participates in any part of the process involved in creating an illegal drug. Manufacturing activities can include mixing together chemicals in preparation for creating Heroin, “cooking” or producing methamphetamine, as well as growing marijuana plants. Even offering to assist in the drug manufacturing process is enough to qualify as drug manufacturing. Drug manufacturing requires that the defendant had knowing possession of a drug, or the chemicals necessary to manufacture a drug and that he or she had an intent to manufacture. Manufacturing is a felony classification.

 

Signed,

Tanzidur Hernandez

Governor of San Andreas

Edited April 25, 2021 by SA Government

[SA Government]

Added 27/APR/21:

SA-PSC § I.15. Attempted Murder [F]
Attempted murder, also referred to as attempted homicide, is the incomplete or unsuccessful act of unlawfully killing someone. Attempted murder, unlike the criminal act of murder, does not result in the death of another person. The offender shall serve a prison sentence no lower than 3 years and no longer than 8 years.

 

Signed,

Eren Hernandez

Vice Governor of San Andreas

Edited April 27, 2021 by SA Government

[SA Government]

Revised article(s) as of 28th of April, 2021.

State Law Section IX SA-PSC § IX.2.

 

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SA-PSC § IX.2. Taxation & Accounting

All State funded businesses are obligated to keep track of their income and outcome and forward the Department of Treasury a monthly report. All State businesses are obligated to pay 10% income tax to the Government starting from 1,000,000$ income that the business generates on the previous month. Failure to provide monthly accounting statistics will result in removal from the program and already given funds for the month to be retrieved.

 

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SA-PSC § IX.2. Accounting

All State funded businesses are obligated to keep track of their income and outcome and forward the Department of Treasury a monthly report. Failure to provide monthly accounting statistics will result in removal from the program and already given funds for the month to be retrieved.

 

Signed,

Tanzidur Hernandez

Governor of San Andreas

[SA Government]

Revised article(s) as of 5th of May, 2021.

State Law Section II & IV

SA-PSC § I.4. Robbery

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SA-PSC § I.4. Robbery [M]

The act of taking someone else goods with violence or a menacing behaviour.

 

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SA-PSC § I.4. Robbery [F]

The act of taking goods from someone else with violence and threatening behavior.

SA-PSC § I.12. Intoxication

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SA-PSC § I.12. Intoxication [M]

Anyone who appears to have its capacity of judgement clouded by the use of a mind and/or psychical altering substance should keep out of the streets, and if found to be violating this act, can be temporarily detained to preserve his safety. If the substance in question was a drug, then it is punishable by arrest, if the intoxication was due to alcohol, by a fine.

 

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SA-PSC § I.12. Intoxication [M]

Anyone who appears to have its capacity of judgement clouded by the use of a mind and/or psychical altering substance must keep out of the streets, and if found to be violating this act, can be temporarily detained to preserve his safety. If the substance in question was a drug, then it is punishable by arrest, if the intoxication was the result of alcohol, by a fine.

SA-PSC § I.16. Assault

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SA-PSC § I.16. Assault [M]

Assault is when a person commits an act that puts a “victim” in reasonable apprehension of harmful or offensive contact. Assault does not necessarily involve any actual physical contact.

• SA-PSC § I.16.1. Assault with a deadly weapon [F]
  Anyone who commits an assault on another person with a deadly weapon or instrument will be punished by imprisonment in state prison for up to three years. Assault with a deadly weapon occurs when you assault another person with a deadly weapon or using force that is likely to produce a great bodily injury. A deadly weapon is an item that can inflict mortal or great bodily harm.

SA-PSC § I.17. Manslaughter

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SA-PSC § I.17. Manslaughter [F]

Manslaughter is the illegal killing of a person by someone who did not intend to kill them. A person commits the offense if he recklessly causes the death of an individual. The offender shall serve a prison sentence no lower than 2 years and no longer than 5 years.

• SA-PSC § I.17.1 Vehicular Manslaughter
  When a driver of a motor vehicle acts in a negligent or even "grossly negligent" manner, but with no "malice" or intent to harm, and the result of said action is the death of another person. The offender shall serve a prison sentence no lower than 1 year and no longer than 3 years.

SA-PSC § III.10. Arson

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SA-PSC § III.10. Arson [M]

Arson is a crime of willfully and maliciously setting fire to or charring property. A person commits arson if the person starts a fire, regardless of whether the fire continues after ignition, or causes an explosion with intent to destroy or damage.

Signed,

Tanzidur Hernandez

Governor of San Andreas

Edited May 8, 2021 by SA Government

[SA Government]

Revised article(s) as of 22nd of May, 2021.

State Law Section II SA-PSC § II.3.1.

 

SA-PSC § II.3.1 Law Enforcement Vehicles

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SA-PSC § I.3.1 Law Enforcement Vehicles

 

San Andreas Police Department is the only recognized law enforcement agency on the state level and has jurisdiction in each of the three cities, along with the counties. The SAPD's official vehicles are to be colored in combination of blue and white colors for cities and beige and white colors for counties, with exception of unmarked vehicles, but inclusive of high speed pursuit vehicles and divisional vehicles. The writings of the markings on these vehicles is to be white or blue. The primary color of emergency lights is to be blue and red. These vehicles may make use of emergency audible sirens.

 

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SA-PSC § I.3.1 Law Enforcement Vehicles

 

San Andreas Police Department is the only recognized law enforcement agency on the state level and has jurisdiction in each of the three cities, along with the counties. The SAPD's field staff vehicles are to be colored in combination of black and white colors for cities and combination of beige and white colors for counties, while the supervisory and command staff vehicles are to be colored according to command staff and higher ranks preference with the permission of Secretary of Law Enforcement, with the exception of unmarked vehicles, but inclusive of high speed pursuit vehicles and divisional vehicles. The writings of the markings on these vehicles is to be white or blue. The primary color of emergency lights is to be blue and red. These vehicles may make use of emergency audible sirens.

 

Signed,

Tanzidur Hernandez

Governor of San Andreas

[SA Government]

Revised article(s) as of 23rd of July, 2021.

State Law Section VI SA-PSC § V.1

 

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SA-PSC § V.1. Possession of an illegal substance [M]/[F]

It is strictly forbidden in the great state of San Andreas, the acts of introducing, possessing, or distributing harmful drugs like heroin, meth, or weed. If ingredients and seeds are found alongside the illegal substance, and they are used to produce these substances they are to be seized with the drugs. Possession is a felony classification if it is by a repeat offender(people who have prior drug convictions), near a school, near public buildings, parks, swimming pools, or on public transportation, in the presence of a minor.

 

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SA-PSC § V.1. Possession of an unlawful substance [M]/[F]

It is strictly forbidden in the great nation of San Andreas, the acts of introducing, manufacturing, possessing or distributing dangerous drugs like heroin, meth, weed or cocaine. If elements are located alongside with the unlawful substance, and they are used to produce these substances, they are to be seized with the drugs. If found calcium, sodium and acetone or lithium, toluene and acetone are together without drugs then also it has to be seized for some security reasons. Same applies to weed seeds.

 

TL;DR.

 

Citizens are now able to possess a maximum of 0g Weed, 0g Heroin, 0g Meth.

Citizens were able to hold a maximum of two (2) joints/syringes.

Citizens are now able to possess a maximum of (0) joints/syringes.

 

Signed,

Brian Kim

Governor of San Andreas

Edited July 30, 2021 by SA Government

[SA Government]

Revised article(s) as of 4th of August, 2021.

State Law Section II SA-PSC §  II.21

 

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SA-PSC § II.21. Environmental damage [M]
The act of harming the environment of the state in any ways, ranging but not necessarily limited to .: improperly disposal of waste, hunting or otherwise handling endangered wildlife and so on.

 

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SA-PSC § II.21. Environmental damage [M]

The act of harming the environment of the state in any ways, ranging but not necessarily limited to .: improperly disposal of waste, hunting or otherwise handling endangered wildlife and so on. The following wildlife is to be considered endangered wildlife:

Bluefin Tuna 
Atlantic Salmon 
Pacific Lamprey 
Steelhead Trout 
Sea Turtle 
Marlin

 

Possession of the endangered wildlife and/or hunting will result in an arrest by the law enforcement agencies and seizing of the cargo.

 

Signed,
Charles McGill
Governor of San Andreas

Edited August 4, 2021 by SA Government

[SA Government]

 

Revised articles as of 15th of August, 2021.

 

SECTION I. Representatives of the State Government

 

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As per the Constitution of the United States, Governor is the executive government official for the State of San Andreas, with his chosen cabinet members who may execute various duties as designated by the Governor.

 

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As per the Constitution of the United States, Governor is the executive government official for the State of San Andreas, with his chosen cabinet members who may execute various duties as designated by the Governor. The mayor of Fort Carson is the elected government official for the Fort Carson Municipality who has executive control over its territory and who is supervised by the Governor.

 

SECTION IV. Parties to criminal actions

 

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For prosecution of criminal acts, in case the prosecuting agency is on the state level, the prosecution shall be done in the name of the state.

Currently, the agencies authorized to prosecute for the state of San Andreas is the San Andreas Police Department's appointed prosecutor, San Andreas Sheriff's Department's appointed prosecutor and the Attorney General who is appointed by the governor.

 

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For prosecution of criminal acts, in case the prosecuting agency is on the state level, the prosecution shall be done in the name of the state.

 

Currently, the agencies authorized to prosecute for the state of San Andreas is the San Andreas Police Department's appointed prosecutor, Fort Carson municipality appointed prosecutor from the Sheriff's Department and the Attorney General who is appointed by the governor.

 

Signed,

Charles McGill
San Andreas Governor

 

[SA Government]

 

Revised articles as of 29th of August, 2021.

 

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SA-PSC § II.3.1. Law Enforcement vehicles

San Andreas Police Department is the only recognized law enforcement agency on the state level and has jurisdiction in each of the three cities, along with the counties. The SAPD's field staff vehicles are to be colored in combination of black and white colors for cities and combination of beige and white colors for counties, while the supervisory and command staff vehicles are to be colored according to command staff and higher ranks preference with the permission of Secretary of Law Enforcement, with the exception of unmarked vehicles, but inclusive of high speed pursuit vehicles and divisional vehicles. The writings of the markings on these vehicles is to be white or blue. The primary color of emergency lights is to be blue and red. These vehicles may make use of emergency audible sirens.

 

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SA-PSC § II.3.1. Law Enforcement vehicles

San Andreas Police Department is the only recognized law enforcement agency on the state level and has jurisdiction in each of the three cities, along with the counties. The SAPD's field staff vehicles are to be colored in combination of black and white colors for cities and combination of beige and white colors for counties, while the supervisory and command staff vehicles are to be colored according to command staff and higher ranks preference with the permission of Secretary of Law Enforcement, with the exception of unmarked vehicles, but inclusive of high speed pursuit vehicles and divisional vehicles. The vehicles used by the Academy Division are to be colored fully white for training purposes.The writings of the markings on these vehicles is to be white or blue. The primary color of emergency lights is to be blue and red. These vehicles may make use of emergency audible sirens.

 

Signed,

Charles McGill
San Andreas Governor

 

[SA Government]

AMENDEMENT

 

 

SA-PSC § V.1. has been amended as of 11th of November 2021 to the following form:

 

SA-PSC § V.1. Possession of an illegal substance [M]/[F]

It is prohibited in the State of San Andreas to be in possession or to distribute or to manufacture the following narcotisc:

• Weed if in amount higher than 350 grams or a joint if more than 1;
• Heroin or heroin syringe;
• Meth;
• Cocaine;

 

• SA-PSC § V.1.1. Property Search
  If the subject of a search is found to be in possession of narcotics in amount 350 grams above the limit specified in SA-PSC § V.1., a warrant request may be sent to the persons of authority to approve warrants, against the subject's properties, which are then to be searched and seized of eventual illegal items that are found.
• SA-PSC § V.1.2. Property Seize 
  If upon execution of a search warrant, a property is found to be used for the production of weed (there is weed being grown in the property), the property may be seized for a period of 7 days to conduct further investigation into the owner of the property and the use of the produced substance.

Signed by,

Governor of San Andreas

[SA Government]

AMENDEMENT

 

 

SA-PSC § V.1. has been amended as of 19th of January 2022 to the following form:

 

SA-PSC § V.1. Possession of an illegal substance [M]/[F]

It is strictly forbidden in the great state of San Andreas, the acts of introducing, manufacturing, possessing or distributing harmful drugs like heroin or cocaine or meth, with the exception of weed which may be legally possessed by an individual for up to a limit of 750 grams. If ingredients are found alongside with the illegal substance, and they are used to produce these substances, they are to be seized with the drugs. The exception to prohibited possessions also include the sole possession of upto two joints.

 

• SA-PSC § V.1.1. Property Search
  If the subject of a search is found to be in possession of more than 250 grams of heroin/meth or 750 grams of weed a warrant request may be sent to the persons of authority to approve warrants, against the subject's properties, which are then to be searched and seized of eventual illegal items that are found. 
• SA-PSC § V.1.2. Property Seize 
  If upon execution of a search warrant, a property is found to be used for the storage of illegal substances (such as Weed, Meth, Heroin or Cocaine) in quantities more than the possession limit, i.e., more than 250 grams for heroin/meth or more than 750 grams for weed, the property may be seized for a period of 7 days to conduct further investigation into the owner of the property and the use of the produced substance.
• SA-PSC § V.1.3. Manufacturing of an illegal substance
  The manufacture of weed is here by declared legal if produced in a controlled property (Weed/Garden Houses). The quantity produced should be less than or equal to the possession limit i.e., 750 grams. If a group or an individual is found manufacturing/producing weed in any quantity outside controlled properties (such as weed farms) it will be considered as a felony and be treated as such. 
  Note: This does not apply to other illegal substances such as Heroin, Cocaine & Meth, they are and will be illegal if found while manufacturing or in possession.

Signed by,

Governor of San Andreas

Edited January 19, 2022 by SA Government

[SA Government]

AMENDEMENT

 

 

Old Amendement

 

SA-PSC § II.23. Illegal gambling [M]

A person who initiates and/or participates in a gambling-type activity outside of an official casino is submitted to an arrest.

SA-PSC § IX.8. Gambling license [F]
In order to operate as a casino and hold gambling related activities/games the owner/lessee of the said business must have obtained a gambling license from the Department of Licensing. The State Government holds the right to make random check-ups to confirm the validity of the dealers and if the business has a valid gambling license. Please note that all dealers must be verified by the casino owner/lessee and listed as official dealers of said enterprise in the state database or on their own website.

It is up to the owner/lessee of the casino to make sure that the establishment is not being used by third parties. The owner of the casino and/or the lessee of the casino can face a monetary fine up to 500,000$ per violation of the SA-PSC § IX.8. Gambling license.

 

New Amendement

SA-PSC § II.23. Illegal gambling [M] & SA-PSC § IX.8. Gambling license [F] has been amended as of 28th of January 2022 to the following form:

SA-PSC § II.23. Illegal gambling [M]

Commercial gambling means gambling where the owner, operator, or host of a gambling event receives something of value from the game or charges a fee to the players participating. Whoever conducts, finances, manages, supervises, directs, or owns all or part of an illegal gambling business shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not for more than 6 months, or both.
Gambling inside a casino without an active gambling license is considered illegal gambling. The term “gambling” includes but is not limited to bookmaking, maintaining slot machines, roulette wheels or dice tables, and conducting lotteries or numbers games, or selling chances therein.

SA-PSC § IX.8. Gambling license [F] 

In order to operate as a casino and hold gambling related activities/games the owner/lessee of the said business must have obtained a gambling license from the Department of Licensing. The State Government holds the right to make random check-ups to confirm the validity of the dealers and if the business has a valid gambling license. Please note that all dealers must be verified by the casino owner/lessee and listed as official dealers of said enterprise in the state database or on their own website. Any property, including money, used in violation of the provisions of this section may be seized by the San Andreas Police Department and forfeited to the United States.
If there are organized illegal gambling activities inside a casino, the fines for the owner of the casino are as it follows:

• $500,000 on first offence;
• Seizing the property on second offence for up to 14 days;
• Seizing the property permanently on third offence; (( will be auctioned ))

Note : The State Government provides all casino owners with one week grace period to renew their expired gambling license.

Signed by,

Governor of San Andreas

[SA Government]

Added on 9th February 2022

SA-PSC § I.18. Bribery [F]

Any individual who attempts to bribe the public official(s) for personal or someone else's gain shall receive three times the amount of the fine value and/or imprisonment for up to 5 years depending on the severity of the bribe. Up to a Judge to determine the years of imprisonment if deemed a necessary to increase/decrease it.

 

Signed by,

Governor of San Andreas

 

[SA Government]

Revised article(s) as of 16th of March,2022

 

SA-PSC § III.2. Burglary [M]

Spoiler

Old -

SA-PSC § III.2. Burglary [M]

The act of entering in someone else property with the intention to commit theft.

 

New -

SA-PSC § III.2. Burglary [M]

The act of entering any property with the intention to commit a crime inside. 
- Unauthorised and/or breaking into a building or occupied structure
- Intention to commit a crime inside.
Crimes inside the property are not limited to theft, battery, assault, and other crimes which can be a reason to breach a property.

 

 

SA-PSC § III.6. Receiving Stolen Property [M]

Spoiler

Old -

SA-PSC § III.6. Receiving Stolen Property [M]

The act of willingly selling and/or receiving goods that are not legally owned by one of the parts involved in the trade.

 

New -

SA-PSC § III.6. Receiving Stolen Property [M]

Every person who buys or receives any property that has been stolen or that has been obtained in any manner constituting theft or extortion, knowing the property to be so stolen or obtained, or who conceals, sells, withholds, or aids in concealing, selling, or withholding any property from the owner, knowing the property to be so stolen or obtained.

 

 

SA-PSC § I.4. Robbery [F]

Spoiler

Old -

SA-PSC § I.4. Robbery [F]

The act of taking someone else goods with violence or a menacing behavior.

 

New -

SA-PSC § I.4. Robbery [F]

The act of taking someone else goods with violence or menacing behavior.

• SA-PSC § I.4.1 Armed Robbery [F]

  The act of taking someone else goods with the use of a lethal weapon to perpetrate violence or the threat of violence. Armed Robbery stacks with any felonies that are attempted during the robbery. A gun is considered any item that can inflict fear — such as a taser, airsoft gun, or a fake gun.

 

New Addition(s) - 

ARTICLE IV. CRIMES AGAINST PROPERTIES

SA-PSC § III.11. Grand Theft, Larceny***[F]

Spoiler

New -

SA-PSC § III.11. Grand Theft, Larceny***[F]

- Any person who steal, take, carry, lead or drive away with property from Bank, ATM(refers to: Automated Teller Machines), with the use of violence, threat, or any kind of force.

 

ARTICLE VI. CONTROL OF DANGEROUS SUBSTANCES AND ITEMS

SA-PSC § V.8. Miscellaneous items.[F]

Spoiler

New -

SA-PSC § V.8. Miscellaneous items.[F]
It is strictly prohibited to possess, use, and distribute the items listed below with the exceptions of brass, silver, gold jewelry, and gold bars under the criteria in the list.

- Marked Money. (seize-able)
- Phone Tracker. (seize-able)
- Police Scanners. (seize-able)
- Hacking Laptop. (seize-able)
- Brass, silver, gold jewelry. (seize-able only if found robbing it)
- Golden Bars. (seize-able only if found robbing it)

 

Signed,

Tyche Blackfyre

Governor of San Andreas

Tanzidur Hernandez

Vice Governor of San Andreas

 

Edited March 15, 2022 by SA Government

[SA Government]

Added 18/Mar/22

 

SA-PSC § II.26. ALS Certification [M]
To ensure the safety of the citizens of the state, and to provide proper medical assistance.
An ALS program was invented by the San Andreas Fire Department, ALS fields are as defined:

• Intravenous
• Intraosseous
• Pharmacology
• Pneumology
• Cardiology
• Blood Draw

ALS stands for Advanced Life Support. A person who provide ALS without certification issued officially by the San Andreas Fire Department, shall be fined with no less and no more than $50,000 on first offence, imprisoned for 1 year on second offence, imprisoned for 5 years on third offence

 

Signed,

Tyche Blackfyre

Governor of San Andreas

Tanzidur Hernandez

Vice Governor of San Andreas

Edited March 18, 2022 by SA Government

[SA Government]

Revised article as of 24th of March,2022

 

SECTION IV. Parties to criminal actions

 

OLD:

For prosecution of criminal acts, in case the prosecuting agency is on the state level, the prosecution shall be done in the name of the state.

 

Currently, the agencies authorized to prosecute for the state of San Andreas is the San Andreas Police Department's appointed prosecutor, Fort Carson municipality appointed prosecutor from the Sheriff's Department and the Attorney General who is appointed by the governor.

 

NEW:

For prosecution of criminal acts, in case the prosecuting agency is on the state level, the prosecution shall be done in the name of the state.

 

Currently, the agencies authorized to prosecute for the state of San Andreas and Fort Carson Municipality is the San Andreas Police Department's appointed prosecutor and the Attorney General who is appointed by the governor.

 

Signed,

Tyche Blackfyre

Governor of San Andreas

 

[SA Government]

Revised article(s) as of 4th of April,2022

 

SA-PSC § V.1. Possession of an illegal substance [M]/[F]

 

OLD -

Spoiler

SA-PSC § V.1. Possession of an illegal substance [M]/[F]

It is strictly forbidden in the great state of San Andreas, the acts of introducing, manufacturing, possessing or distributing harmful drugs like heroin or cocaine or meth, with the exception of weed which may be legally possessed by an individual for up to a limit of 750 grams. If ingredients are found alongside with the illegal substance, and they are used to produce these substances, they are to be seized with the drugs. The exception to prohibited possessions also include the sole possession of upto two joints.

 

• SA-PSC § V.1.1. Property Search
  If the subject of a search is found to be in possession of more than 250 grams of heroin/meth or 750 grams of weed a warrant request may be sent to the persons of authority to approve warrants, against the subject's properties, which are then to be searched and seized of eventual illegal items that are found. 
• SA-PSC § V.1.2. Property Seize 
  If upon execution of a search warrant, a property is found to be used for the storage of illegal substances (such as Weed, Meth, Heroin or Cocaine) in quantities more than the possession limit, i.e., more than 250 grams for heroin/meth or more than 750 grams for weed, the property may be seized for a period of 7 days to conduct further investigation into the owner of the property and the use of the produced substance.
• SA-PSC § V.1.3. Manufacturing of an illegal substance
  The manufacture of weed is here by declared legal if produced in a controlled property (Weed/Garden Houses). The quantity produced should be less than or equal to the possession limit i.e., 750 grams. If a group or an individual is found manufacturing/producing weed in any quantity outside controlled properties (such as weed farms) it will be considered as a felony and be treated as such. 
  Note: This does not apply to other illegal substances such as Heroin, Cocaine & Meth, they are and will be illegal if found while manufacturing or in possession.

 

NEW -

Spoiler

Spoiler

SA-PSC § V.1. Possession of an illegal substance [M]/[F]

It is strictly forbidden in the great state of San Andreas, the acts of introducing, manufacturing, possessing, or distributing harmful drugs; such as Heroin, Cocaine Methamphetamine, or Cannabis Sativa in any form or quantity, with the exception of Cannabis Indica which may be legally possessed by an individual for up to a limit of 660 grams. If ingredients and seeds are found alongside the illegal substance, and they are used to produce these substances, they are to be seized with the drugs. The exception to prohibited possessions also includes the sole possession of up to two joints.

• SA-PSC § V.1.1. Property Search
  If the subject of a search is found to be in possession of Heroin & Methamphetamine in the quantity of 250 grams, Cocaine in the quantity of 10, Cannabis Sativa in the quantity of 500 grams, Cannabis Indica in the quantity of 700 grams. A warrant request may be sent to the persons of authority to approve warrants against the subject's properties, which are then to be searched and seized of eventual illegal items that are found. 

• SA-PSC § V.1.2. Property Seize
  If upon execution of a search warrant, a property is found to be used for the manufacture or as a storage of illegal substances (such as Cannabis Indica, Cannabis Sativa, Methamphetamine, Heroin, or Cocaine) in any quantity, with the exception of Cannabis Indica in the quantity of 660 grams, the property may be seized for a period of 7 days to conduct further investigation into the owner of the property and the use of the produced substance, the seizing also includes the pots if found growing cannabis on it.

• SA-PSC § V.1.3. Manufacturing of an illegal substance
  The manufacture of any drug, also known as narcotics or controlled substances, is strictly prohibited unless you are properly licensed by state and federal authorities. Drug manufacturing occurs whenever a person participates in any part of the process involved in creating an illegal drug. Manufacturing activities can include mixing together chemicals in preparation for creating Heroin, “cooking” or producing methamphetamine, as well as growing Cannabis Indica/ Sativa. Even offering to assist in the drug manufacturing process is enough to qualify as drug manufacturing. Drug manufacturing requires that the defendant had knowing possession of a drug, or the chemicals necessary to manufacture a drug and that he or she had an intent to manufacture. Manufacturing is a felony classification. If a group or an individual is found manufacturing/producing drugs in any quantity whether in property or in farms, the group or an individual was found producing or participating in producing the drugs is punished with a jail sentence (along with the seizure of the pot if found being used to grow the cannabis).

 

 

 

 

SA-PSC § V.2. Possession of an assault weapon or a sniper rifle or explosive ordinances [F]

 

OLD -

Spoiler

SA-PSC § V.2. Possession of an assault weapon or a sniper rifle [F]

The possession of military grade weapons is strictly prohibited in the state of San Andreas. If a person is found possessing any of the following firearms, they will be immediately seized along with person's weapon license:

• Assault Rifles (M4 and AK 47)
• Sniper Rifles

 

• SA-PSC § V.2.1. Property Seize  
  Any property in the state if found containing illegal military grade weaponry may be seized by law enforcement agencies for a period of 14 days for further investigation along with the illegal weapons.

 

NEW -

Spoiler

SA-PSC § V.2. Possession of an assault weapon or a sniper rifle [F]

The possession of military-grade weapons is strictly prohibited in the state of San Andreas. If a person is found possessing any of the following firearms or explosive materials, they will be immediately seized along with the person's weapon license:

• Assault Rifles (M4 and AK 47)

• Sniper Rifles

• Explosive Ordinances(RPG, IED, Grenades, Molotov Cocktail)

 

• SA-PSC § V.2.1. Property Search
  If any of the firearms & explosive ordinances listed in SA-PSC § V.2. were found in possession, a warrant may be issued to the properties owned by the individual who was found in possession of the said firearms & explosive ordinances.

• SA-PSC § V.2.1. Property Seize  
  Any property in the state is found containing illegal military-grade as defined in SA-PSC § V.2. may be seized by law enforcement agencies for a period of 14 days for further investigation along with the illegal weapons.

 

 

 

 

SA-PSC § V.3. Illegal brandishing of a weapon [M]

 

OLD -

Spoiler

SA-PSC § V.3. Illegal brandishing of a weapon [M]
It is strictly forbidden to display any kind of weapon in open sight on public grounds or any business setting without a lawful purpose. 

 

 

NEW -

Spoiler

SA-PSC § V.3. Illegal brandishing of a weapon [M]

Any person that brandishes any type of firearm without a purpose permitted by law shall be imprisoned for no less than 3 months and no more than 1 year.
Law that serves under the said criteria is SA-PSC § I.13. Self Defense.

 

Signed,

Tyche Blackfyre

Governor of San Andreas
 

Tanzidur Hernandez

Vice Governor of San Andreas

Edited April 4, 2022 by SA Government

[SA Government]

AMENDMENT
ARTICLE IX. STATE BUSINESS REGULATIONS

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SA-PSC § IX.1. State businesses

Any business that has been officially accepted to the State Business Support Fund by the State Government is hereby considered to follow the State Business Regulations and considered as a State business. State business must fill the need of demand for their services, activity requirements and must be an established group (/group). The State reserves the right to conduct investigations and audit the State businesses at any time. Failure to abide by the State Business Regulations will result in immediate dismissal from the program and/or monetary consequences or a jail sentence.

SA-PSC § IX.2. Taxation & Accounting
All State businesses are obligated to keep track of their income and outcome and forward the Department of Treasury a monthly report. All State businesses are obligated to pay 10% income tax to the Government starting from 1,000,000$ income that the business generates on the previous month. Failure to provide monthly accounting statistics will result in removal from the program and already given funds for the month to be retrieved.

SA-PSC § IX.3. Falsifying records [F]
Any attempt to forge documents or falsify accounting documents is classed as a felony charge.

SA-PSC § IX.4. Official State prices for vehicles
State dealership businesses must follow the list below when purchasing or selling a standard condition or class vehicle. The dealership is required to purchase vehicles from any citizen at all times and refund them the money they receive from selling the vehicle to the State's dealership (NPC). 

Dealerships do not need to follow the pricelist when it comes to exchanging heavily modified, unique and high-end vehicles which are the following:

Any vehicle that has the following modification is excluded from the state assigned dealership price:

(( Clarifications: Players are still allowed to make deals with each other. State owned dealerships are used like you would use the old dealership function. If you wish to sell your vehicle for the dealership price, the State owned dealership MUST accept the vehicle and sell it back to the dealership for you and transfer you the money - price can be negotiated with in the range of 10,000$. Please note that you will only get the dealership price for the vehicle, if you have modifications or you have it in a upgraded version that will NOT be reimbursed back to you. State run dealerships can be negotiated with if you wish to sell a high-end, unique or modified vehicle - but they are NOT required to make the deal if the price does not fit them and you do not come to a deal. ))

SA-PSC § IX.5. Official State pricelist for furniture & construction companies
Furniture & Construction companies must follow the appointed pricelist found below when offering their services to clients. Price may vary by the amount of furnishing objects used and the cost of the purchased furnishing objects: 0-50 objects (+/- $500,000), 51-100 objects (+/- $1,000,000), 101-150 objects (+/- $1,500,000), 151+ objects (+/- $2,000,000). Each furniture & construction company may add their own price for drawing up sketches/blueprints for the client and ask additional fees for various of services if the client requests so.

SA-PSC § IX.6. Official State pricelist for logistical companies
Transportation companies may offer to deliver crates and gas to their customers ranging from 300$ to 500$ per crate and 25$ to 40$ per liter of fuel. Price could vary based on the location of the business.

• SA-PSC § IX.6.1 Fuel Charges for Gas Stations
  Gas Stations owners are obligated to sell fuel from $25 to 40$ in rural areas (Countryside) and 30$ to 50$ in urban areas (Los Santos, San Fierro and Las Venturas) respectively. Failure to abide by state price list is punishable by 13,000$ for a person, and 130,000$ for a listed corporation. Repetitive offenders may receive a jail sentence which can be determined by the court.

SA-PSC § IX.7. Usage of State Business Support Funds
Funds can be used for employee paychecks, purchasing tools to promote company services and tools required to provide services.

 

*added, *modified

 

In effect as of the 14th of April,2022, 1:00 CET

 

Signed,

Tyche Blackfyre

Governor of San Andreas

Tanzidur Hernandez

Vice Governor of San Andreas