INFRACTION, MISDEMEANOR and FELONY BAIL SCHEDULE SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO

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INFRACTION, MISDEMEANOR and FELONY BAIL SCHEDULE SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO

BAIL SCHEDULE FOR SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY EFFECTIVE DATE January 1, 2003 E. Jeffrey Burke, Judge Michael L. Duffy, Judge Teresa Estrada-Mullaney, Judge Dodie A. Harman, Judge Douglas G. Hilton, Judge Barry T. LaBarbera, Judge Christopher G. Money, Judge Roger T. Picquet, Judge Martin J. Tangeman, Judge John A. Trice, Judge Donald G. Umhofer, Judge Sidney B. Findley, Commissioner Ginger Garrett, Commissioner Lane Stuart, Commissioner Stephen B. Sefton, Traffic Referee Wayne Hall, Court Executive Officer Please address all comments and inquiries to: Superior Court of California, Fiscal Services Division County of San Luis Obispo 1050 Monterey Street, Room 220 San Luis Obispo, CA 93408 (805) 781-5675 January 1, 2003 Page ii

BAIL SCHEDULE FOR SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY ADOPTION OF UNIFORM BAIL SCHEDULE Pursuant to the provisions of Section 1269(b) of the California Penal Code, the following uniform County wide schedule of bail for bailable offenses is hereby adopted by the Judges of the Superior Court, County of San Luis Obispo. This schedule sets the bail for the release of prisoners arrested (without warrant) on Felony, Misdemeanor or Infraction charges for the alleged commission of any bailable offense. This schedule is retroactive to 12:01 a.m. January 1, 2003. EFFECTIVE DATE Dated this day of, 2003. Barry T. LaBarbera Presiding Judge January 1, 2003 Page iii

RULES FOR SETTING BAIL Felony For all offenses and enhancements for which no presumptive bail is specified in this schedule, the presumptive bail shall be set according to state prison top term potential as listed in Appendix B on page viii. Misdemeanor Except as herein provided, bail is the highest amount for any one of the charges. Except for charges allowing post and forfeit of bail, bail amounts are not to be totaled, i.e., compounded. For misdemeanors which are not mandatory appearance (also known as post and forfeit ) bail is the sum of the bails established for each of the charges. For bail amounts not listed in this schedule, refer to Appendix B on page viii. Infraction Bail is the sum of the bails established for each of the charges; provided, however, that on multiple violations which are traffic school eligible, the fee for traffic school will be the highest amount for any one charge applicable to the multiple traffic school violations, plus $34.00. For bail amounts not listed in this schedule, refer to Appendix B on page viii. Combination of Charges Regardless of whether the charge is a misdemeanor or infraction, if any one of the charges requires mandatory appearance, the total bail will be the highest amount for any one of the charges. If all charges are optional appearance, then bail may be compounded. The bail for each charge is added and the defendant may be released upon posting of the total sum. BAIL CALCULATION - FELONY CHARGES 1. Match the desired Felony charge from one listed in Felony Charges. If your charge is not listed you must use one of the UNLISTED bail amounts from the UNLISTED FELONY CHARGES found in Appendix B, page viii. 2. If there is an ENHANCEMENT to the underlying charge the bail of the original charge is added with the ENHANCEMENT giving the new bail amount. Example: Charge Description Bail PC 261 Rape $ 50,000.00 PC 12022.2(B) Commit sex crimes with deadly weapon $ 50,000.00 Total bail: $ 100,000.00 BAIL CALCULATION OTHER THAN FELONY CHARGE Example 1:... Defendant arrested for PC326.5 Bingo. Bail is $282.00. Court appearance is not required. Example 2:... Defendant arrested for PC326.5 Bingo and PC321 Lottery-selling chances, shares or tickets. Court appearance is not required for either charge, thus bail may be added (compounded). Bail is $282.00 + $282.00 for a total of $564.00. Example 3:... Defendant arrested for PC326.5 Bingo and PC416 Refusing to Disburse. Since court appearance is required for at least one charge, bail may not be compounded. Bail is set at the highest amount for any one charge, i.e., $420.00 for the PC416. January 1, 2003 Page iv

GENERAL INFORMATION PENALTY ASSESSMENTS Penalty assessments, where applicable, are included in the bail amounts shown. There is an additional penalty added to the base fine for the charge established by or through the legislature. The additional penalty is $20.00 for each $10.00 of fine or fraction thereof. (Penal Code Section 1464, Government Code Section 70372(a), 70375(b), and 76000(e)). Penal Code Section 1465.7 requires a 20% surcharge to be added to each base fine. The bail reflected in this schedule is the total of the base fine, the additional penalty and the surcharge added together. TIME AND PLACE OF APPEARANCE The time and place of appearance in Court upon posting bail will be pursuant to court rules and policies promulgated from time to time. RELEASE OF DEFENDANT Until delivery of a written order altering the amount of bail provided in the bail schedule or providing for the defendant s release on his or her own recognizance, the defendant may only be released upon the posting of bail in an amount provided in this bail schedule. CONSTRUCTION ZONES Vehicle Code Section 42009 requires that for any specified offense committed within a highway construction or maintenance area during the hours when work is being performed, the fine will be doubled for misdemeanors and for infractions the fine shall be one category higher than otherwise provided in the uniform traffic penalty schedule. The applicable violations will be identified by footnote 32 (refer to page V). SAFETY ZONES Pursuant to Vehicle Code section 42010, the fines for any specified offense committed in a safety enhancement-double fine zone shall be double in the case of misdemeanors and in the case of infractions shall be one category higher than otherwise provided in the Bail Schedule. Any additional penalty, forfeiture, or assessment imposed by any other statute shall be based on the amount of the base fine before enhancement or doubling and shall not be based on the amount of the enhanced fine imposed per Vehicle Code section 42010. The safety enhancement zone in San Luis Obispo County is Route 46, between the intersection with Route 101 and the junction with Route 41. The applicable violations will be identified by footnote 36 (refer to page V). MISDEMEANOR RESTITUTION FINE Penal Code Section 1202.4(b)(1) requires a minimum $100.00 restitution fine as an assessment in addition to the fine in every case where there is a misdemeanor conviction. Other mandatory assessments may also be applicable, especially in DUI cases. In cases where a court appearance is required by a court, the amounts set forth in the Uniform Bail and Penalty Schedules do not necessarily indicate the appropriate total penalties; rather, they ensure that, in most cases, when bail is posted, sufficient funds will be available to meet the defendant s obligations. Upon conviction, however, additional penalties may be added to any fine. It is incumbent upon the judge who hears each case to determine the proper total penalty (fine and additional penalties ) based upon the particular facts presented. January 1, 2003 Page v

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE OF BAIL SCHEDULE The bail schedule contains a list of felony, misdemeanor and infraction violations. This schedule is divided into three sections preceded by Appendix A and Appendix B. Appendix A contains unique penalty provisions as to certain codes. Appendix B contains the unlisted charge bail amount instructions for felonies, misdemeanors and infractions. The three sections of the bail schedule consist of the following:...... Felony Enhancements,...... Felony Charges, and...... Combined Misdemeanor and Infractions. The schedule is divided into several columns. The explanation for each column follows: CHARGE CODE & SECTION This column shows the California code and the section number. M = Misdemeanor, and I = Infraction. CRIME CLASS VAR This is the variation of the charge and allows the court to set a different bail for the same charge based upon different circumstances. DESCRIPTION This is the English language description of the crime. BAIL The amount of Bail that is required before the defendant may be released from custody. + means the amount that will be added to the bail amount for the felony offense committed. Some violations are deemed to be correctable. Where proof of correction may decrease the bail, that amount is shown. NAP means that proof of correction is not applicable. This is the court division where the case is filed. C = criminal division T = traffic division. This shows which calendar a case is heard on. J = Judge or Commissioner as assigned, T = Traffic Referee. P/C DIV CAL MAN APP This field shows whether the defendant is required to appear in court. Y (YES) means appearance is required. N (NO) means the bail may be posted and forfeited in lieu of appearance. Rule: If any one violation is a mandatory appearance, the whole case is a mandatory appearance. ONLY if all violations are not mandatory appearance can bail be posted and forfeited in lieu of appearing. FN This is a footnote column. Some violations have unique penalty provisions or other special requirements. Footnotes are printed on page v. January 1, 2003 Page vi

BAIL FOOTNOTES FOOTNOTE NUMBER... FOOTNOTE 1...... $15.00 goes to HS 11372.7 Fund. 2...... Mandatory fine. 4...... Unique Penalty - See Appendix A 5...... No P.A. if parking. 11...... License suspension mandatory upon conviction. 12...... 8 hours litter pickup required. 13...... Bail includes penalty assessment. 14...... Misdemeanor pursuant to ATMC 5-7.05. 16...... Plus $5.00 per specimen. 17...... Plus $10.00 per specimen. 18...... Plus $25.00 per specimen. 19...... Plus $50.00 per specimen. 20...... Plus $150.00 per specimen. 21...... Plus $250.00 per specimen. 27...... See FG 12001 et. seq. for unique penalty provisions. 28...... No part of the fine may be suspended. 29...... Includes $2.00 extra for Head Trauma Fund. 30...... Add penalty assessment after calculating base fine. 31...... Mandatory fine pursuant to VC 42001.7(A). 32...... Construction zone enhancement allowed. 33...... Plus damages. 34...... Plus $30.00 per specimen. 35...... Plus $45.00 per specimen. 36...... Safety zone enhancement allowed. 37...... Alcohol program pursuant to VC23141 38...... Mandatory community service required. 39...... Proof of correction must be prior to appearance date. 40...... Mandatory sentencing, refer to charging code section. 41...... Violation to be filed as a misdemeanor. 42...... Statutory minimum. 43...... Misdemeanor filed as an infraction per standing motion from DA. Monterey Co. rangers only. 44...... Civil penalty of not more than $2500 in addition to or instead of fine imposed authorized per VC4463.5. 45...... Civil penalty of not more than $1500 in addition to or instead of fine imposed authorized per VC4461.5. January 1, 2003 Page vii

ABBREVIATIONS FOR CODES *UNLISTED Refers to any unlisted code section AGMC Arroyo Grande Municipal Code AG Agricultural Code APCD Air Pollution Control District regulation ASH Atascadero State Hospital regulation ATMC Atascadero Municipal Code BP Business and Professions Code CCR California Code of Regulations CC Cuesta College regulations CPSU California Polytechnic State University regulation EL Elections Code FA Food and Agriculture Code FG Fish and Game Code GCMC Grover Beach Municipal Code HN Harbors and Navigation Code HS Health and Safety Code IC Insurance Code MBMC Morro Bay Municipal Code NEC National Electric Code PBMC Pismo Beach Municipal Code PC Penal Code PR Public Resources Code PRMC Paso Robles Municipal Code PSLH Port San Luis harbor District PUC Public Utilities Code SH Streets and Highways Code SLCC County of San Luis Obispo Ordinance SLMC City of San Luis Obispo Municipal Code UAC Uniform Administrative Code UBC Uniform Building Code UFC Uniform Fire Code UHC Uniform Housing Code UIC Uniform Insurance Code VC Vehicle Code WI Welfare and Institutions Code January 1, 2003 Page viii

APPENDIX A UNIQUE PENALTY PROVISIONS AS TO CERTAIN CODE SECTIONS CCR14-1.17 EXCESS OF BAG LIMIT: + (FOR EACH OVER LIMIT FISH)...$ 54.00 + (FOR EACH OVER LIMIT ANIMAL)...$ 54.00 + (FOR EACH OVER LIMIT DEER)...$ 405.00 CCR14-1.62 UNDERSIZE FISH + (FOR EACH OVER LIMIT FISH)...$ 54.00 CCR14-300 PHEASANTS CCR14-301 QUAIL CCR14-302 RED-LEGGED PARTRIDGE CCR14-307 TREE SQUIRRELS + (FOR EACH OVER LIMIT ANIMAL)...$ 54.00 CCR14-308 RABBITS + (FOR EACH OVER LIMIT ANIMAL)...$ 54.00 CCR14-360 DEER + (FOR EACH OVER LIMIT DEER)...$ 540.00 CCR14-365(A)(B) BEAR + (FOR EACH OVER LIMIT BEAR)...$ 675.00 CCR14-500 PIGEONS CCR14-501 (A) DOVES CCR14-502(A) MIGRATORY WATERFOWL FG3800 TAKING OF NONGAME BIRD + (FOR EACH OVER LIMIT BIRD)...$ 100.00 FG5508 FISH OF INDETERMINATE SIZE + (FOR EACH OVER LIMIT FISH)...$ 54.00 January 1, 2003 Page ix

APPENDIX B UNLISTED CHARGE BAIL AMOUNTS - BY CHARGE TYPE BAIL FOR UNLISTED FELONY CHARGE F CHARGE DESCRIPTION... BAIL *UNLISTED F UNLISTED FELONIES - TOP TERM STATE PRISON 3 YEARS 10,000.00 *UNLISTED F UNLISTED FELONIES - TOP TERM STATE PRISON 4 YEARS 20,000.00 *UNLISTED F UNLISTED FELONIES - TOP TERM STATE PRISON 5 YEARS 25,000.00 *UNLISTED F UNLISTED FELONIES - TOP TERM STATE PRISON 6 YEARS 30,000.00 *UNLISTED F UNLISTED FELONIES - TOP TERM STATE PRISON 7 YEARS 35,000.00 *UNLISTED F UNLISTED FELONIES - TOP TERM STATE PRISON 8 YEARS 40,000.00 *UNLISTED F UNLISTED FELONIES - TOP TERM STATE PRISON 9 YEARS 45,000.00 *UNLISTED F UNLISTED FELONIES - TOP TERM STATE PRISON 10 YEARS 50,000.00 *UNLISTED F UNLISTED FELONIES - TOP TERM STATE PRISON 11 YEARS 60,000.00 *UNLISTED F UNLISTED FELONIES - TOP TERM STATE PRISON 12 YEARS 65,000.00 *UNLISTED F UNLISTED FELONIES - TOP TERM STATE PRISON 16 YEARS 70,000.00 *UNLISTED F UNLISTED FELONIES - ALL LIFE SENTENCES EXCEPT PC187 500,000.00 BAIL FOR UNLISTED MISDEMEANORS - EXCEPT LOCAL ORDINANCES For any Misdemeanor charge which is not listed in this schedule the bail shall be set at $270.00. Court appearance is mandatory, except that if the minimum fine for the offense as specified in the Code (including any penalty assessments) is greater than $270.00, then the bail is the amount of the minimum fine. BAIL FOR UNLISTED CITY/COUNTY ORDINANCE MISDEMEANORS - EXCEPT TRAFFIC For any City or County Ordinance Misdemeanors, except traffic violations, which are not listed in this schedule, bail shall be set at $211.00, except that if the minimum fine for the offense as specified in the Code (including any penalty assessments) is greater than $211.00, then the bail is the amount of the minimum fine. Any such bail may be posted and forfeited without court appearance unless specified otherwise in the Code, or as prescribed herein. BAIL FOR UNLISTED CITY/COUNTY ORDINANCE MISDEMEANORS INVOLVING TRAFFIC For any City or County Ordinance Misdemeanors, involving traffic violations, which are not listed in this schedule, bail shall be set at $162.00, except that if the minimum fine for the offense as specified in the Code (including any penalty assessments) is greater than $162.00, then the bail is the amount of the minimum fine. Any such bail may be posted and forfeited without court appearance unless specified otherwise in the Code, or as prescribed herein. BAIL FOR UNLISTED INFRACTIONS - EXCEPT PARKING For any Infraction charge which is not listed in this schedule the bail shall be set at $103.00, except that if the minimum fine for the offense as specified in the Code (including any penalty assessments) is greater than $103.00, then the bail is the amount of the minimum fine. Any such bail may be posted and forfeited without court appearance unless specified otherwise in the Code, or as prescribed herein. January 1, 2003 Page x