Fly in/Fly Out - Joining/leaving the server.

Refly - Reconnecting to the server. Leaving and joining again. Usually to fix bugs.

In-head - In real life. Can also mean AFK. For example, “I’m going to the toilet in-head.”

Headache/Headpop - Lagging, or crashing.

Brain - Your PC. For example, "My brain is overheating and lagging."

In my eyes - In your POV.

Muscle - A certain keybind. For example, “Flex your E muscle.”

Emails - Discord messages. For example, “I sent you the photo in emails,” "What's your email?"

Voicebox - Your microphone, microphone settings, volume, etc.

Locals - In-game NPCs. Store vendors etc. Characters who aren’t controlled by real players.

Tsunami - Server Restart. For example, "The Tsunami is coming in 30 minutes!"

Third Eye - Your Alt-key menu. For example, "Open your Third Eye and talk to the clerk."

Voices in Head - Twitch Chat. (Don't abuse this)

Government/Govs/Gods - Server Admins.

OOC - Out-of-Character.

IC - In-Character.

Metagaming - Using third-party information e.g. Twitch streams, Discord chats, etc. to aid yourself in-city, where your character wouldn't know this information.

Combat Logging - Leaving the server to avoid combat, player interactions, hostage situations, getting arrested, etc.

VDM - Vehicle Deathmatch. Using your vehicle to kill or injure people, block doors, etc. with no clear RP reason.

RDM - Random Deathmatch. Killing or attacking people with no clear RP reason and no initiation. For example, shooting somebody on contact, punching somebody randomly.

Griefing - Ruining roleplay, social, or gameplay experiences for other players.

Lootboxing - Taking items (looting) from somebody’s body with no RP reason.

Powergaming - Making your character disproportionately powerful in order to force an unfair advantage over others or force certain narrative outcomes that may not be immersive or realistic. Examples include giving your character overpowered traits like x-ray vision or mind-reading, using "/me breaks handcuffs" or similar, or abusing game mechanics beyond their intended purposes.

Cop Baiting - Intentionally inciting cops into a chase or interaction, or to divert attention away from another heist.

ERP - Erotic Roleplay. NSFW, 18+ sexual roleplay.

HitmanRP - Similar to RDM. Players can not roleplay as a “hitman” and kill or injure players without proper RP reason and initiation.

FailRP - Acting unrealistically or breaking character. For example, failing to remain In-Character, calling somebody by their username instead of their In-Character name, or ignoring injuries.

FearRP - Players must value their own life in dangerous situations.

GTA Driving - Driving in an unrealistic or uncharacteristic way without a proper RP reason, such as driving supercars off-road, taking ramps and large jumps, doing tricks and stunts; driving like it’s GTA.

SuicideRP - Killing your own character on purpose to escape a situation, for convenience, etc. For example, to get to Pillbox and respawn quickly.

VigilanteRP - Taking the law into your own hands, and impersonating LSPD Officers, EMS Paramedics, Lawyers, Judges, etc. (Does not include cosplay during events, or silly superhero vigilante characters)

Players must be over 18 years old in order to join and participate in OshiRP.

You must have a working microphone in order to join the server.

You must be able to speak and understand English fluently in order to join the server.

You must have push-to-talk enabled at all times instead of voice activity. This is to avoid "hot mic."

Do not start drama within the server and community. Any issues must be handled privately in DMs or through player reports.

Be kind and respectful to all players. Harassment, bigotry, and hate speech of any kind (racism, sexism, homophobia, etc.) will not be tolerated.

Use of any slurs and other derogatory terms is prohibited and will result in a permanent ban from the server.

Players must follow their streaming service's TOS and guidelines whilst playing on the server.

Do not trauma dump or bring up other sensitive topics such as race, real-world politics, religion, etc.

Members must respect the privacy of others. Revealing private information, doxxing, or making any attempt to find private information on others is strictly prohibited and will result in a permanent ban.

Players must respect and cooperate with the server admins and moderators. Moderator's decision is final, and we are not required to provide reasoning for warnings, kicks, bans, etc.

Players must stream actively in order to remain in the server. (We will contact you if we notice extended inactivity)

Players must be in-character at all times within the city, and use in-character roleplay terms.

OOC situations, drama, etc. should be moved to Discord or other platforms as to not disrupt roleplay.

Avoid going AFK in open areas. Go somewhere safe or enclosed, such as your car or apartment.

Metagaming is not allowed and will result in a warning or a permanent ban depending on severity and repeat offenses.

Players must not use Discord and other out-of-game communications to share large amounts of information with each other. Only use Discord to enhance roleplay, for example sending somebody a photo in-character. Otherwise, using information from these sources in-character constitutes metagaming.

Combat Logging is not allowed. Players must fully commit to roleplaying any situations they get themselves into.

RDMing and VDMing is not allowed and will result in a warning or ban depending on severity and repeat offenses.

Intentionally griefing situations or ruining somebody’s RP is not allowed.

Do not barge into another situation if your character has nothing to do with it.

Lootboxing is not allowed. You cannot loot player bodies when you were not involved in the situation.

Players must create realistic and grounded characters that fit within the city. You cannot create an overpowered character with supernatural abilities such as mindreading, or have a fantasy-themed or unrealistic backstory and lore, etc.

Cop Baiting is forbidden and will result in a warning or ban depending on severity and repeat offenses.

ERP and any sexually explicit NSFW roleplay is prohibited and will result in a permanent ban from the server.

Players must engage in FearRP whenever in a dangerous situation. If somebody pulls a weapon on you, you must comply with their requests within reason, and you cannot pull a weapon if you’re actively threatened.

Reckless driving (such as driving incredibly fast, driving on the sidewalk, etc.) without reasonable RP reason is not allowed. Reasonable situations include a police chase, organized street race, etc.

GTA Driving is not allowed and will result in a warning or a temporary suspension. Making realistic jumps and driving riskily in a high-speed chase is OK; driving up a mountain with a supercar, ramping up the side of a bridge, etc. is NOT ok.

You cannot engage in SuicideRP. This will result in a permanent ban.

VigilanteRP specifically in the context of impersonating Police or EMS, or literally incarcerating criminals, is prohibited and will result in a ban. This does not apply to ‘superhero’ characters.

Sharing in-character information between your own characters, or storing items to be picked up by your other characters is considered metagaming and is therefore prohibited.

No trapping players in buildings by blocking doorways, etc.

When streaming the server, you must include “OshiRP” or “Oshi RP” in your title and your stream must be marked as 18+.

We have a 0-tolerance policy against cheats. Using 3rd party software or game modifications, or abusing bugs, glitches, and exploits in order to give yourself an unfair advantage is prohibited and will result in a permanent ban. For example, aim bots, wall hacks, mod menus, duplication glitches, money exploits, crosshair overlays, etc. (Shaders are not considered cheats)

Creating loopholes around rules and gameplay mechanics is prohibited and will result in a warning or ban depending on severity and repeat offenses. Please report all loopholes or exploits to server admins through the appropriate channels.

Violent crimes (robbery, kidnapping, etc.) are allowed 3 maximum crew members.

Heists are allowed 5 maximum crew members.

For heists and robberies, you may position a portion of your crew away from the initial scene of the crime, as long as it doesn’t exceed the crew member limit.

You cannot split your crew for the purpose of creating a separate situation (store robbery, hostage, etc.) in order to divert police attention.

You cannot commit a heist, start a store/bank/house/ATM robbery, or commit major crimes outside of the Los Santos city area. This means any location outside of reach from LSPD is not allowed. For example, a bank robbery in Paleto Bay.

You cannot park vehicles inside the place of a robbery/heist.

Store robberies have a limit of 1 vehicle. However, 2 vehicles can be used in bank heists.

You cannot kill a compliant hostage/civ/bystander during a robbery/heist.

You cannot use a friend as a hostage nor can you bribe somebody to be a hostage.

You cannot take hostages in government buildings.

You cannot call emergency services with the explicit intentions of taking them hostage.

You cannot take a character who is part of a whitelisted job hostage UNLESS there is more than 1 character for that job currently clocked in.

You can only kidnap players when at least 1 PD officer is online.

You cannot keep a hostage for more than 30 minutes. After this time, you must not force the hostage to stay.

You must have a logical in-character reason to rob a given character (possession of drugs, guns, expensive goods).

You cannot force somebody to give you money from their bank account.

You cannot clear out someone’s inventory when robbing them, only take what your character is after (leave phones and such on their person).

You cannot hold up players or rob them while they’re actively in a menu.

You cannot loot a player if you were not involved in the situation that led to them being lootable.

After committing a crime you must remain in the same clothing (aside from headwear) for at least 10 minutes.

You cannot vehicle swap until 5 minutes after a police chase starts. This includes bringing in a new vehicle, or stealing another car during a chase. This does not apply to changing to another already active vehicle (for example, ditching your bike and hopping in your crewmate's vehicle).

You must not repair your vehicle during a police chase.

You cannot store a vehicle in your garage during an active police chase.

You are not allowed to do plastic surgery in order to avoid getting caught after committing a crime.

You cannot camp important job sites and NPCs, or illegal sites such as the Chop Shop or drug vendors, in order to rob players or stop players from purchasing.

No corruption roleplay is allowed for employees of Police, EMS, Mechanic, or Dynasty 8. This is defined as working together with criminals or gangs (such as smuggling gear, accepting bribes, etc.). Bahama Mamas and DOJ employees are allowed to be corrupt.

You may not commit crimes whilst clocked into Police, EMS, Mechanic, Dynasty 8, or DOJ. Police characters may not roleplay a 'double life' as a criminal.

Only 1 whitelisted job is allowed per character.

Each whitelisted job has a promotion ladder you must climb before being eligible for a management/leader position.

You must also have adequate and consistent playtime to be eligible for a whitelisted position.

Leaders and managers are responsible for creating and maintaining a Google Form for applications, and must roleplay an in-character job interview.

Managers/leaders may demote or remove whitelist roles from players for inactivity, or if their character commits crimes or breaks workplace procedure.

Use job-provided equipment and resources responsibly; don’t just give stuff away or misuse them.

You must clock out of your job when not actively on-duty, such as doing other activities or going AFK for extended periods of time.

Even though you may be a stripper character, you still cannot engage in ERP. Simply pole dancing with emotes is not considered ERP.

No private dances. This may be considered ERP.

Ensure no lapdancing from non-employees occurs in the building.

No prostitution.

You cannot tow vehicles without a valid roleplay reason.

No favouritism (including player-specific discounts) when setting prices.

You cannot set unreasonably high prices.

You can only use the Shield item for a heist response.

Every on-duty officer must be assigned a callsign.

Officers must wear the standard uniform on-duty.

Use of deadly force is only permitted when there is an immediate threat to life or serious injury.

Officers require a search warrant issued by the DOJ to enter a building outside of an emergency.

Vehicles may be searched under reasonable suspicion.

You cannot revive or heal players without roleplaying first and treating their wounds properly.

You cannot charge players extra fees other than the invoices for the services you have provided.

Abide by case law when relevant. Case Law refers to previously settled cases that occurred in-city.

Judges may not engage in Corruption RP or show bias.

Lawyers may engage in criminal activities outside of their job, and Corruption RP, including accepting bribes and forging documents.

You cannot scam or exhibit favouritism (including player-specific discounts) towards any characters in purchasing/managing real estate.

You cannot cheat in new properties for yourself or anybody else.

You may negotiate property prices with your clients.

RV01 Obeying Traffic Control Devices
_{Definition: All drivers must comply with posted traffic signs, traffic signals, and road markings at all times.
Violation: $500 fine, Repeat offenses incur PC TV01 (Reckless Driving).}

RV02 Mandatory Seatbelt Usage
_{Definition: All vehicle occupants must wear seatbelts while the vehicle is in motion on public roads.
Violation: $750 fine, Repeat offenses incur PC TV01 (Reckless Driving).}

RV03 Unlawful Use of Vehicle Horn
_{Definition: Excessive or unnecessary honking of a vehicle’s horn is prohibited.
Violation: $1,500 fine, Repeat offenses incur PC TV01 (Reckless Driving)}

RV04 Twilight Noise Pollution
_{Definition: Playing loud music or media from a vehicle between 10:00 PM and 6:00 AM is prohibited in public or residential areas.
Violation: $1,500 fine, Repeat offenses may be considered disorderly conduct which incurs PC NV04 (Vandalism).}

RV05 Jaywalking Prohibition
_{Definition: Jaywalking is prohibited. Pedestrians must use designated crosswalks and obey pedestrian signals.
Violation: $750 fine, Repeat offenses may escalate and incur PC NV04 (Vandalism) or PC PS03 (Failure to Comply).}

RV06 Illegal Parking
_{Definition: Vehicles may only be parked in designated parking zones. Blocking driveways, entry points, or emergency access zones is prohibited.
Violation: $100-1000 fine (depending on severity), Vehicle may be towed or impounded, Repeat offenses may incur PC MV01 (Vehicle Registration) if vehicle is unregistered.}

RV07 Abandoned Vehicles
_{Definition: Vehicles left unattended in public spaces for extended periods without proper notice are considered abandoned.
Violation: Vehicle impounded (impound fee = 100-1000, depending on severity), May incur PC MV01 (Vehicle Registration) or PC NV04 (Vandalism) if blocking or damaging property.}

RV08 Yielding to Emergency Vehicles
_{Definition: Drivers must yield the right-of-way to emergency vehicles displaying lights or sirens.
Violation: $750 fine, Repeat offenses may escalate to PC PS03 (Failure to Comply) or PC CR03 (Obstruction of Justice) if actively interfering.}

RV09 Right-of-Way to Pedestrians
_{Definition: Motorists must yield to pedestrians at crosswalks and intersections.
Violation: $1000 fine. May escalate to PC TV01 (Reckless Driving) or PC VC03-2 (Assault and Battery) if injury occurs.}

RV10 Mobile Phone Use While Driving
_{Definition: Drivers must not use mobile phones or handheld electronic devices while operating a motor vehicle unless using a hands-free setup.
Violation: $500 fine, Repeat offenses may incur PC TV01 (Reckless Driving).}

RV11 Illegal Street Racing
_{Definition: Participating in or organizing unauthorized vehicular races on public roads is strictly prohibited.
Violation: $1500 fine and vehicle impoundment, May result in PC TV01 (Reckless Driving).}

RV12 Hit and Run
_{Definition: Drivers must stop and provide necessary details after being involved in a vehicular accident.
Violation: Incurs PC TV01 (Reckless Driving) and PC NV01 (Grand Theft Auto), depending on circumstance.}

RV13 Driving Without a Valid License
_{Definition: Operating a motor vehicle on public roads without a valid driver’s license is prohibited.
Violation: Incurs MV01 (Driving Without a License).}

RV14 Unlawful Use of Nitrous Oxide
_{Definition: Using unauthorized nitrous oxide modifications for vehicular speed boosts on public roads is illegal.
Violation: $200 fine, Nitrous system confiscated. Repeat offenses may escalate to PC TV01 (Reckless Driving).}

RV15 Reckless Biking
_{Definition: Cyclists must follow road rules or stay on sidewalks. Performing stunts or riding on highways is prohibited.
Violation: $500 fine, Repeat offenses incur PC TV01 (Reckless Driving).}

RV16 Driving on Sidewalks
_{Definition: Motor vehicles must not drive or park on sidewalks unless explicitly permitted (e.g. emergency vehicles).
Violation: $1,000 fine, Repeat offenses incur PC TV01 (Reckless Driving).}

GW01 Gun License Requirement
_{Definition: Individuals must hold a valid gun license to legally possess or carry firearms within city limits.
Violation: Incurs PC GL01 (Illegal Firearm Possession).}

GW02 Unlawful Discharge of Firearms
_{Definition: Discharging firearms in public areas is prohibited unless done in lawful self-defense or at a government-authorized range/event.
Violation: $800 fine, May escalate and incur PC GL02 (Brandishing) or PC VC03-1 (Assault with a Deadly Weapon) depending on context.}

GW03 Explosives Possession Ban
_{Definition: Possession or transport of explosives without a special government permit is strictly prohibited.
Violation: Incurs PC GL01 (Illegal Firearm Possession), Incurs PC TR01 (Bomb Threat) if threat is made or implied.}

GW04 Knife Length Restriction
_{Definition: Carrying knives with blades exceeding 3 inches in length is prohibited unless holding a valid hunting license.
Violation: $3,000 fine, Repeat offenses may incur PC GL01 (Illegal Firearm Possession).}

GW05 Brandishing Weapons
_{Definition: Displaying or aiming a firearm or weapon in a threatening or reckless manner is prohibited.
Violation: Incurs PC GL02 (Brandishing).}

CC01 Trespassing on Private Property
_{Definition: Trespassing on private property without the consent of the owner or lawful purpose is prohibited.
Violation: Incurs PC NV18 (Trespass), May incur PC NV03 (Burglary) if intent to commit a crime is present.}

CC02 Disorderly Public Behaviour
_{Definition: Individuals must not engage in disorderly, disruptive, or aggressive behavior in public areas.
Violation: $500 fine, May incur PC VC03-2 (Assault and Battery) if physical violence is involved.}

CC03 Littering in Public Spaces
_{Definition: Littering in public areas is strictly prohibited.
Violation: $500 fine, Repeat offenses may incur PC NV04 (Vandalism).}

CC04 Eating While Walking
_{Definition: Eating while walking on public streets or sidewalks is illegal.
Violation: $200 fine, May escalate and incur PC PS03 (Failure to Comply) if disobeying officer commands.}

CC05 Permits for Public Gatherings
_{Definition: Protesting, busking, or other large gatherings or organised events in public areas require a valid permit issued by the DOJ.
Violation: $500 fine per participant, Organizers may face PC CR03 (Obstruction of Justice) or PC PS03 (Failure to Comply) if crowd becomes unlawful.}

CC06 Headwear in Government Buildings
_{Definition: Unauthorized headwear, such as masks, hoods, or face coverings, are not allowed inside government buildings. Authorized individuals include LSPD officers wearing helmets, government officials.
Violation: $500 fine, Repeat offenses may incur PC PS03 (Failure to Comply).}

CC07 Sex is a Criminal Offense
_{Definition: Engaging in sexual acts - unless explicitly allowed by Municipal Code - in public or private is prohibited.
Violation: $2069 fine. Repeat offences may incur PC NV17 (Sex Crime).}

CC08 Harassment
_{Definition: Repeated or intentional conduct that causes emotional distress, intimidation, or unwanted attention is prohibited.
Violation: $1,000 fine, restraining order may be issued, repeat offenses escalate to PC NV09 (Harassment).}

CC09 Stalking
_{Definition: Following, monitoring, or contacting an individual without consent, including digital or vehicle pursuit is prohibited.
Violation: Incurs PC NV10 (Stalking).}

CC10 Rioting
_{Definition: Participating in or inciting a group disturbance involving property damage, violence, or interference with public order is prohibited.
Violation: Incurs PC VC07 (Riot-Related Violence).}

CC11 Indecent Exposure
_{Definition: Public nudity, public masturbation, streaking, or public defecation/urination is prohibited.
Violation: $1,500 fine. Repeat offenses may incur PC NV17 (Sex Crime).}

CC12 Sexual Harassment
_{Definition: Making lewd gestures, air-humping, unwanted sexual comments, and obscene motions in public is prohibited.
Violation: $750 fine. Repeat offenses may incur PC NV17 (Sex Crime).}

CC13 Loitering At Place of Business
_{Definition: You must not remain on business property after being told to leave and must obey posted no-loitering signs.
Violation: $200 fine. Refusal to leave may escalate to PC NV18 (Trespass).}

CC14 Filming in Government Buildings
_{Definition: Recording audio/video within government facilities without written authorization is prohibited.
Violation: $400 fine, device confiscation.}

CC15 Filming in Businesses Without Permission
_{Definition: Recording inside private businesses without explicit owner/manager consent is prohibited.
Violation: $750 fine, possibility of restraining order.}

CC16 Civil Dueling Conduct
<sub>Definition: Two consenting adults may engage in a physical duel under the following conditions:
- May only conduct duels between 12pm-6pm,
- Must occur on private property with the owner's consent,
- Both participants must sign written consent,
- A third-party neutral witness required to referee and ensure mutual consent is given,
- Firearm laws still apply (no illegal weapon or conduct),
- Duelists must take exactly 10 paces away from one another before the dueling commences,
- Both duelists must bow to one another before conducting the duel,
- The winning duelist must pay the other's relevant medical bill(s) & transport them to a hospital.
Violation: Unauthorized duels result in $1,500 fine + 5 months in jail per duelist.</sub>

CC17 Invasion of Privacy
_{Definition: Entering private spaces (bathrooms, bedrooms, offices), accessing private documents, or observing individuals without consent is prohibited.
Violation: $1,000 fine. Severe cases may escalate to PC NV17 (Sex Crime).}

CC18 Cyber Spam Prohibition Act
_{Definition: Sending unsolicited bulk communications in quick succession, sending digital messages containing 86% capital letters or more, or sending unsolicited marketing communications privately is prohibited.
Violation: $500 fine per recipient or public social media post, May escalate to PC NV15 (General Cyber-Crime).}

PL01 Lapdance License Requirement
_{Definition: Lapdancing is restricted to licensed venues only. Individuals must be registered employees of the venue with a valid performance permit.
Violation: $1,000 fine, Unauthorized performances may escalate to PC NV02 (Robbery) if money is taken under false pretenses or PC WC01 (Fraud).}

PL02 Allowed Marijuana Amount
_{Definition: You are legally allowed to possess at most 1 bag or equivalent in joints worth of marijuana for recreational use.
Violation: Incurs PC DF01 (Possession), Repeat offenses may escalate and incur PC DF02 (Trafficking).}

PL03 Hunting and Fishing License Law
_{Definition: Citizens must possess a valid license to hunt animals or fish in designated areas.
Violation: Incurs PC VC05 (Unlawful Hunting) and confiscation of hunted goods, Repeat offenses may escalate to PC GL01 (Illegal Firearm Possession) or PC VC06 (Animal Cruelty).}

PL04 Begging Prohibition
_{Definition: Soliciting alms in public places or through digital communication services without a permit is prohibited.
Violation: $500 fine, Repeat offenses may be considered disorderly conduct under PC PS03 (Failure to Comply).}

PL05 Marriage Law
_{Definition: Valid license requires a licensed officiant or recognized priest present at the wedding, DOJ paperwork, and a valid public event permit for large gatherings.
Violation: $1,000 fine, Unauthorized public gatherings may escalate to PC PC NV14 (Unauthorised Conduct Without a Permit).}

PL06 Divorce Law
_{Definition: Divorces must be filed to the DOJ, with written consent from both parties before a divorce can go through.
Violation: N/A}

PL07 Adoption Law
_{Definition: Adoption Papers must be filed to the DOJ, with a background check on the adoptive parents to ensure the adoptee’s safety.
Violation: May escalate to PC WC05 (Forgery) if documents are forged, or PC NV07 (Kidnapping) if the adoptee is taken without consent.}

PL08 Gambling License
_{Definition: Betting, casino games, raffles, and similar activities may only occur at licensed establishments.
Violation: $1000 fine and confiscation of gambling equipment, May escalate to PC WC01 (Fraud).}

PL09 Alcohol License
_{Definition: Only licensed businesses may sell alcoholic beverages.
Violation: $600 Fine, May escalate to PC DF01 (Possession) or PC DF02 (Trafficking).}

BC01 Mail Tampering Prohibition
_{Definition: It is illegal for any person to steal, tamper with, or unlawfully access mail or deliveries not addressed to them.
Violation: $1,000 fine, Repeat offenses may escalate and incur PC NV02 (Robbery) or PC WC01 (Fraud).}

BC02 Workplace Electrical Safety Compliance
_{Definition: All electricians and contractors must follow electrical safety regulations when conducting repairs or installations.
Violation: $1,000 fine, Injuries resulting from non-compliance may escalate and incur PC VC03-2 (Assault and Battery).}

BC03 Mandatory Food Worker Hygiene
_{Definition: All food service workers must wash hands regularly and prepare food in a clean, sanitary environment.
Violation: $500 fine, offenses may lead to civil suits under PC CL03 (Civil Lawsuits) against the individual.}

BC04 Serving Contaminated or Expired Food
_{Definition: The sale or distribution of contaminated, spoiled, moldy, or expired food products to customers is prohibited.
Violation: $1,500 fine, May escalate to PC VC03-2 (Assault and Battery) if illness or harm occurs or PC VC01-3 (Third Degree Murder) if death occurs.}

BC05 Food Tampering Offense
_{Definition: Intentionally altering, contaminating, or sabotaging food orders is strictly prohibited.
Violation: $2,000 fine, May escalate to PC VC03-2 (Assault and Battery) or PC WC01 (Fraud) or PC VC01-3 (Third Degree Murder) if death occurs.}

BC06 Cold Pizza Delivery Regulation
_{Definition: Pizza and food delivery workers must ensure hot food arrives in a reasonable time frame.
Violation: $250, Repeat offenses may lead to license revocation or jail time, May escalate to civil claim under PC CL03 (Civil Lawsuits).}

BC07 Food Safety & OSHA Inspections
_{Definition: Businesses in the food, retail, and industrial sectors must comply with safety inspections conducted by authorized agencies (DOJ).
Violation: $1000 fine to the owner of the business for obstruction or failed inspection, Refusing inspection may escalate to PC CR03 (Obstruction of Justice).}

BC08 Construction Zone Safety Standards
_{Definition: Construction zones must be visibly marked with safety barriers, signage, and all workers must be equipped with proper protective equipment.
Violation: $1,000 fine, Harm caused by negligence may escalate and incur PC VC03-2 (Assault and Battery) or PC CL03 (Civil Lawsuits).}

BC09 Unauthorized Construction Activity
_{Definition: All privately contracted construction work within city limits must be pre-approved with the proper permits issued by the DOJ.
Violation: $1,500 fine, May escalate to PC WC01 (Fraud) or PC WC05 (Forgery) in case of forged documentation.}

BC10 Taxi License Revocation Policy
_{Definition: Drivers operating under city taxi licenses must maintain an acceptable service rating or risk license suspension.
Violation: License suspension, Continued operation may escalate and incur PC BC02 (Operating Without a License) or PC TV01 (Reckless Driving).}

BC11 Taxi Fare Tampering
_{Definition: It is illegal for taxi drivers to alter or manipulate meters or charge above the city-regulated fare.
Violation: $300 fine, May escalate to PC WC01 (Fraud).}

BC12 Passenger Fare Evasion
_{Definition: Passengers who refuse to pay their agreed fare or flee from a taxi ride are in violation of city fare laws.
Violation: $500 fine, Repeat offenses may escalate to PC NV02 (Robbery).}

BC13 Guaranteed Paternity Leave
_{Definition: Employers must allow at least one day of unpaid paternity leave for pregnant male employees.
Violation: $1,000 fine. Civil action may be taken under PC CL05 (Employment Disputes).}

BC14 Mandatory Break Periods
_{Definition: Employees must be granted at least one 30-second break per shift.
Violation: $200 fine, Repeat violations may incur PC CL05 (Employment Disputes).}

BC15 Sick Leave Entitlement
_{Definition: All employees are entitled to 1 day of unpaid sick leave per week and may not be penalized for valid medical absences.
Violation: $750 fine, Civil action under PC CL05 (Employment Disputes).}

BC16 Strike and Protest Rights
_{Definition: Employees may formally file workplace disputes or organize peaceful strikes/protests through the Department of Justice.
Violation: Blocking or retaliating against lawful filings may result in $1,000 fine and PC CR03 (Obstruction of Justice).}

BC17 False Advertising
_{Definition: Businesses may not misrepresent their products or services through deceptive or exaggerated claims.
Violation: $200 fine, May escalate to PC WC01 (Fraud).}

BC18 Counterfeit Goods Prohibition
_{Definition: The sale or distribution of counterfeit, knock-off, or pirated goods is prohibited.
Violation: $1200 fine, Repeat offenses incur PC WC05 (Forgery) or PC WC01 (Fraud).}

BC19 Fronting for Criminal Operations
_{Definition: Operating a business as a front for illegal activities and/or money laundering is strictly prohibited.
Violation: $25,000 fine and seizure of property, May escalate to PC DF02 (Drug Trafficking), PC GL01 (Illegal Firearm Possession), PC WC02 (Embezzlement), or PC WC01 (Fraud).}

BC20 Bribery of Officials or Inspectors
_{Definition: Offering money or favors to inspectors, licensing agents, or officials to bypass regulation is prohibited.
Violation: Incurs PC CR01 (Bribery), Business may be shut down and license revoked.}

BC21 Unauthorized Event Hosting
_{Definition: Hosting public or commercial events without the appropriate permits is prohibited.
Violation: $1000 fine, Events may be shut down, May incur PC CC05 (Unauthorized Gathering).}

BC22 Banned Investment Schemes
_{Definition: Pyramid schemes, scam tokens, and other predatory investment models are not recognized as legitimate businesses.
Violation: $2000 fine, May escalate to PC WC01 (Fraud).}

BC23 Tax Evasion
_{Definition: You must not intentionally conceal income, falsify financial records, or avoid legally owed taxes.
Violation: Incurs PC WC06 (Tax Evasion).}

BC24 Contract Law Enforcement
_{Definition: Contractual agreements between parties must be honored unless mutually dissolved. Fraudulent contracts are prohibited.
Violation: Contract voided, Financial restitution.}

BC25 Company Mergers
_{Definition: Companies merging must submit financial disclosure forms, maintain employee protections, and file DOJ approval paperwork.
Violation: $10,000 fine and forced separation of entities.}

BC26 Consumer Protection
_{Definition: Businesses must provide accurate pricing, accurate advertising, and safe products/services.
Violation: Minimum $1500 fine depending on severity, possibility of reimbursement.}

BC27 Anti-Competitive Practices
_{Definition: Price-fixing, market manipulation, collusion, and intentional destruction of competitor businesses are all strictly prohibited.
Violation: Incurs PC WC08 (Antitrust Violation).}

BC28 Unfair Dismissal
_{Definition: Firing employees without cause, discrimination, or retaliation without following labor guidelines is prohibited.
Violation: $1000 fine and a mandatory reinstatement or payout.}

MS01 Forgery and Identity Fraud
_{Definition: Forgery or impersonation of another person, business, or legal entity is prohibited.
Violation: Incurs PC WC05 (Forgery) and/or PC WC03 (Identity Theft).}

MS02 Crimes Against Common Sense
_{Definition: Violating city laws in a manner that endangers public safety, disrespects civic standards, or defies moral common sense is punishable.
Violation: Stern Warning or possibility of Capital Punishment.}

MS03 Wearing Clown Makeup to Court
_{Definition: Individuals appearing in court while wearing clown makeup or costumes may be held in contempt.
Violation: $1000 fine and forcible removal from courtroom, May escalate to PC PS03 (Failure to Comply).}

MS04 The Purge
_{Definition: On October 31st or date enacted by Presidential Decree, during the designated “Purge” event hours, all crimes are temporarily decriminalized.
Violation: None during event hours. All other times, violations fall under standard Penal Code charges.}

MS05 Polluting Local Waters
_{Definition: Dumping chemicals, trash, biological waste, or pollutants into rivers, lakes, oceans, or reservoirs is prohibited.
Violation: $3000 fine, cleanup liability.}

MS06 Animal Cruelty Prohibition
_{Definition: Physical harm, neglect, abandonment, or mistreatment of domestic animals is prohibited.
Violation: Incurs PC VC06 (Animal Cruelty).}

MS07 Copyright and Trademark
_{Definition: Unauthorized reproduction or distribution of copyrighted material or using protected trademarks is prohibited.
Violation: $2,000 fine, May escalate to PC WC07 (Copyright or Trademark Infringement).}

MS08 Consent to Euthanasia
_{Definition: A patient listed in a will or medical directive may be taken off life support by individuals granted that authority in the document.
Violation: $100,000 fine for unauthorized action.}

MS09 Cannibalism Is Bad
_{Definition: Cannibalism is only permitted when the individual did not kill the person being consumed.
Violation: If murder occurred, may incur PC VC01 (Murder).}

MS10 Avoiding Arrest or Court Absence
_{Definition: You must be present for all and any outstanding court summons at its specified time and date.
Violation: Depending on severity you may incur PS03 (Failure to Comply), and/or PS04 (Escaping Custody).}

MS11 Witchcraft and Sorcery Prohibition
_{Definition: Any attempts at performing magical spells, casting hexes or curses, communicating with paranormal entities, and other forms of witchcraft is prohibited.
Violation: $1,000 fine, Repeat offense will receive 3 Months of jail time.}

MS12 Hunting the Hawk
_{Definition: The Los Santos Hawk is protected by law and killing it is considered treason (because it looks like an eagle).
Violation: Incurs PC TR08 (Desecration of a National Icon).}

VC01-1 First Degree Murder
_{Definition: Unlawfully killing another person with premeditated intent.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 20 Months}

VC01-2 Second Degree Murder
_{Definition: Unlawfully killing another person without premeditated intent.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 15 Months}

VC01-3 Third Degree Murder
_{Definition: Unlawfully killing another person without intent.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 10 Months}

VC02 Attempted Murder
_{Definition: An unsuccessful attempt to kill another person.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 5 Months}

VC03-1 Assault with a Deadly Weapon
_{Definition: The use of a weapon to commit acts of violence against another person.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 5 Months}

VC03-2 Assault and Battery
_{Definition: An intentional and unpermitted act of violence against another person (including punching, kicking, and spitting)
Charge: Misdemeanor
Sentence: 3 Months}

VC04 Torture (Physical)
_{Definition: Inflicting severe physical pain or suffering upon another person to punish, intimidate, or extract information.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 10 Months}

VC05-1 Poaching
_{Definition: Hunting creatures protected by law, including aliens, chimps, macaques, and big foot.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 10 Months + Confiscation of gear and loot + $5,000 Fine}

VC05-2 Unlawful Hunting
_{Definition: Hunting animals without a valid hunting license or without proper equipment.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 5 Months + Confiscation of loot + $1,000 Fine}

VC06 Animal Cruelty
_{Definition: Physical harm, neglect, abandonment, or mistreatment of domestic animals.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 10 Months + $1500 fine}

VC07 Rioting
_{Definition: Participating in a violent group riot, creating public disorder and causing harm to people or destruction of property.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 10 Months}

NV01 Grand Theft Auto
_{Definition: Unlawfully taking or attempting to take another person's motor vehicle without consent.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 5 Months}

NV02 Robbery
_{Definition: Taking property from another person through intimidation, threats, or force without causing serious bodily harm.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 5 Months}

NV03 Burglary
_{Definition: Unlawfully entering a building, residence, or property with the intent to commit theft or another crime.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 10 Months}

NV04 Vandalism
_{Definition: Willfully destroying, defacing, or damaging public or private property.
Charge: Misdemeanor
Sentence: 2 Months}

NV05 Taking a Hostage
_{Definition: Unlawfully seizing, detaining, or using another person as leverage, protection, or bargaining in the commission of a crime.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 10 Months}

NV06 Attempted Kidnapping
_{Definition: Attempting but failing to forcibly or unlawfully take, transport, or confine another person against their will.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 5 Months}

NV07 Kidnapping
_{Definition: Forcibly or unlawfully taking, transporting, or confining another person against their will.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 10 Months}

NV08 Torture (Psychological)
_{Definition: Subjecting another person to extreme mental or emotional suffering through threats, coercion, or prolonged intimidation.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 10 Months}

NV09 Harassment
_{Definition: Repeated, targeted harassment causing emotional/mental/physical harm.
Charge: Misdemeanor
Sentence: 3 Months}

NV10 Stalking
_{Definition: Intentional tracking, surveillance, or pursuit of another person.
Charge: Misdemeanor
Sentence: 2 Months}

NV11 Unauthorized Access to Computer Systems
_{Definition: Hacking, bypassing security, accessing private networks or accounts.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 5 Months}

NV12 Threats of Violence
_{Definition: Threats to harm individuals, groups, or property.
Charge: Misdemeanor
Sentence: 3 Months}

NV13 Invasion of Privacy
_{Definition: Entering private spaces, accessing documents, or spying on an individual.
Charge: Misdemeanor
Sentence: 1 Month}

NV14 Unauthorized Conduct Without a Permit
_{Definition: Conducting controlled activities without a valid permit.
Charge: Misdemeanor
Sentence: 3 Months}

NV15 General Cyber-Crime
_{Definition: Violating civic laws regarding the internet and technology.
Charge: Infraction
Sentence: 2 Months}

NV16 Organized Crime
_{Definition: Committing a crime under a criminal organization or gang.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 5 Months}

NV17 Sex Crime
_{Definition: Engaging in unlawful sexual activities.
Charge: Misdemeanor
Sentence: 2 Months}

NV18 Trespass
_{Definition: Entering or remaining within private property without permission.
Charge: Infraction
Sentence: $1,000 Fine}

GL01 Illegal Firearm Possession
_{Definition: Possessing a firearm without the required license or legal authorization.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 5 Months}

GL02 Brandishing
_{Definition: Displaying or pointing a firearm in a threatening or reckless manner without lawful justification.
Charge: Infraction
Sentence: $2,000 Fine + Gun License Suspension}

GL03 Class 2 Firearms
_{Definition: Possessing, manufacturing, or using fully Class 2 firearms without proper authorization.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 10 Months + Gun License Suspension + Confiscation of Weapons}

DF01 Possession
_{Definition: Knowingly having illegal drugs or controlled substances in one’s possession without authorization.
Charge: Misdemeanor/Felony (depending on quantity)
Sentence: 3 Months + Confiscation of drugs and paraphernalia}

DF02 Trafficking
_{Definition: Selling, transporting, or distributing illegal drugs or controlled substances.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 5 Months + Confiscation of drugs + $5,000 Fine}

DF03 Manufacturing
_{Definition: Producing or cultivating illegal drugs or controlled substances.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 5 Months + Confiscation of drugs + $8,000 Fine}

DF04 Sale or Use of Substances by Minors
_{Definition: Possessing, using, or distributing age-restricted substances (including drugs, tobacco and alcohol) while under 21.
Charge: Misdemeanor
Sentence: 3 Months + Confiscation of substances + $1,000 fine + Possibility of counselling.}

CR01 Bribery
_{Definition: Offering, giving, receiving, or soliciting something of value to influence the actions of a public official or authority figure.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 5 Months + Possibility of demotion or barring of government positions}

CR02 Perjury
_{Definition: Knowingly making false statements or lying under oath in an official proceeding.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 10 Months}

CR03 Obstruction of Justice
_{Definition: Interfering with the administration of law or legal processes, including tampering with evidence or intimidating witnesses.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 5-10 Months}

CR04 Unauthorized Access to State Secrets
_{Definition: Possessing, leaking, or distributing classified government information.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 10 Months}

CR05 Impeachment
_{Definition: An abuse of power, obstruction of justice, or violation of oath of a government figure.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: Forced removal from office, 10 Months, Possibility of Capital Punishment}

CR06 Spying
_{Definition: Collecting or sharing confidential data on individuals, private entities, or businesses for malicious purposes.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 5 Months}

TR01 Bomb Threat
_{Definition: Making or communicating a false or real threat involving explosives with intent to cause fear, panic, or disruption.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 10 Months}

TR02 Bringing Harm Upon the President
_{Definition: Threatening or causing harm or violence towards the President of Los Santos.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 15 Months}

TR03 Violating Presidential Law
_{Definition: Committing an act explicitly forbidden by presidential law.
Charge: Misdemeanor or Felony depending on severity.
Sentence: Depends on severity or specification by the Presidential Law entry.}

TR04 Fake News
_{Definition: Intentionally misinforming the public as a recognised news agency/letter/source for the purposes of selling a product, endorsing unsafe practices, sowing discourse, instilling public outrage or overthrowing the government.
Charge: Misdemeanour/Felony (depending on severity).
Sentence: $1,000 fine, public retraction and/or corrective action}

TR05 Theft of a Goverment Vehicle
_{Definition: Unlawfully taking or attempting to take a government motor vehicle without proper authority or permission.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 5 Months + $5,000 fine}

TR06 Mass Murder
_{Definition: Killing more than 10 people within a 24-hour period.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: Life sentence or Capital punishment}

TR07 Espionage
_{Definition: Spying on government officials for malicious purposes.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 5 Months}

TR08 Desecration of a National Icon
_{Definition: Violently disrespecting, murdering, destroying, vandalising, or mistreating a national icon.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 10 Months + $5,000 Fine}

PS01 Resisting Arrest
_{Definition: Intentionally attempting to evade, obstruct, or physically resist a lawful arrest by law enforcement.
Charge: Misdemeanour
Sentence: 2 Months}

PS02 Failure to Identify
_{Definition: Refusing to provide legal identification when lawfully required by law enforcement.
Charge: Infraction
Sentence: 1 Month + $500 Fine}

PS03 Failure to Comply
_{Definition: Refusing or neglecting to follow lawful commands or orders from law enforcement officers.
Charge: Misdemeanor
Sentence: 2 Months +1,000 Fine}

PS04 Escaping Custody
_{Definition: Fleeing or attempting to flee from lawful detention or custody.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 5 Months + $5,000 Fine}

PS05 Threatening a Police Officer
_{Definition: Making threats of violence towards a Police Officer.
Charge: Misdemeanor
Sentence: 3 Months}

PS06 Assaulting a Police Officer
_{Definition: Committing acts of violence towards a Police Officer.
Charge: Misdemeanor
Sentence: 3 Months + $750 Fine}

WS01 Fraud
_{Definition: Wrongfully deceiving another person or entity for personal or financial gain.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 5 Months}

WS02 Embezzlement
_{Definition: Stealing or misappropriating funds or property entrusted to one’s care, typically from an employer or organization.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 5 Months + $ Fine equivalent to embezzled funds}

WS03 Identity Theft
_{Definition: Using another person’s personal information without authorization for financial or personal benefit.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 10 Months}

WS04 Insider Trading
_{Definition: Buying or selling stocks or securities based on confidential, non-public information.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 10 Months}

WS05 Forgery
_{Definition: Falsifying or altering documents, signatures, or official records with intent to defraud.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 10 Months}

WS06 Tax Evasion
_{Definition: Failure to comply with one's duty to the federal tax office, including overdue or missed payments, falsified reports/documentation, or other forms of evasion.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 10 Months}

WS07 Copyright or Trademark Infringement
_{Definition: Infringing upon a preexisting commercial or intellectual property that does not belong to you.
Charge: Misdemeanor
Sentence: 5 Months}

WS08 Anti-Competitive Business Conduct
_{Definition: Major collusion, price fixing, or economic sabotage.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 5 Months + $30,000 Fine}

WS09 Rigging or Matchfixing
_{Definition: Manipulating polls, gambling outcomes, or competitions for financial gain or failing to disclose unfair advantages in advance.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 10 months + Suspension of gambling license + Possibility of being barred from running for election.}

TV01 Reckless Driving
_{Definition: Operating a motor vehicle with willful disregard for the safety of persons or property.
Charge: Misdemeanor
Sentence: 3 Months + Vehicle impounded}

TV02 Evading Police
_{Definition: Willfully fleeing or attempting to elude law enforcement in a motor vehicle after being signaled to stop.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 5 Months}

TV03 Illegal U-Turns
_{Definition: Executing a prohibited U-turn in restricted zones or areas that endanger traffic flow or public safety.
Charge: Infraction
Sentence: $500 Fine}

TV04 Speeding
_{Definition: Operating a motor vehicle in excess of posted speed limits or in a manner unsafe for current road conditions.
Charge: Infraction
Sentence: $500 Fine}

TV05 DUI
_{Definition: Operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or impairing substances.
Charge: Felony
Sentence: 5 Months}

MV01 Driving Without a License
_{Definition: Operating or possessing a motor vehicle that is not properly registered with the state.
Charge: Infraction
Sentence: $1,000 + Vehicle impounded}

MV02 Displaying an Unlawful License Plate
_{Definition: Displaying, altering, or using a license plate that is counterfeit, obscured, or not lawfully issued.
Charge: Misdemeanor
Sentence: 5 Months + $2,000 Fine + Confiscation of license plate}

MV03 Driving Commercial Vehicles Without a License
_{Definition: Operating a vehicle for commercial purposes without the required licensing or permits.
Charge: Infraction
Sentence: $2,000 Fine + Vehicle impounded}

CV01 Contract Dispute
_{Definition: Legal conflicts arising from breaches, disagreements, or misunderstandings in legally binding agreements.
Charge: Civil Infraction
Sentence: Compensation or court-ordered resolution.}

CV02 Property Dispute
_{Definition: Disputes related to ownership, use, or transfer of real or personal property.
Charge: Civil Infraction
Sentence: Compensation, restitution, or court-ordered resolution.}

CV03 Civil Lawsuit
_{Definition: Legal actions initiated by individuals or entities seeking remedies for harm or negligence.
Charge: Civil Infraction
Sentence: Monetary damages or corrective action as determined by court}

CV04 Defamation / Libel / Slander
_{Definition: Making false statements that harm another person’s reputation, either in writing or verbally.
Charge: Civil Infraction
Sentence: Compensation or public retraction}

CV05 Employment Dispute
_{Definition: Conflicts between employer and employee regarding workplace rights, contracts, or wrongful termination.
Charge: Civil Infraction
Sentence: Compensation, reinstatement, or court-ordered resolution}

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