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: California Criminal Defense Blog

Be Careful of What You Ask For...

By Neil Shous, Esq.

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It?s human nature to try to talk our way out of trouble. But be careful of how you try to do so. If, for example, you?re stopped for DUI, speeding, or any other traffic violation?and ask the officer if there?s anything you can do to convince him/her not to arrest you or give you a ticket?you could face charges for bribery under California Penal Code 67 PC. Penal Code 67 PC, California?s law dealing with bribing executive officers makes it illegal to offer an executive officer (including a cop) something of value to influence an official decision. If you outright offer money or another incentive to the officer who?s about to arrest you for drunk driving, it?s a pretty open and shut case. But, if you are simply asking if there?s anything you can do to convince him/her to let you go?and you haven?t actually offered anything of value?you?re in a grey area...continue to full post

Full post as published by California Criminal Defense Blog on April 19, 2010 (boomark / email).

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