California SB1395 amends criminal procedure laws to modify protective order provisions, including dismissal of infractions, relief for certain.

California SB1395 amends the Family Code and Penal Code to revise protective order provisions. It mandates that the prosecuting attorney must receive 15 days’ notice before an infraction dismissal. The bill allows courts to dismiss misdemeanors and infractions if certain conditions are met, such as the defendant having fully complied with their sentence. It also provides for relief from certain convictions under specific circumstances, such as successful participation in a conservation camp program.

California SB1395 amends criminal procedure laws to modify protective order provisions, including dismissal of infractions, relief for certain.

California SB1395 amends the Family Code and Penal Code to revise protective order provisions. It mandates that the prosecuting attorney must receive 15 days’ notice before an infraction dismissal. The bill allows courts to dismiss misdemeanors and infractions if certain conditions are met, such as the defendant having fully complied with their sentence. It also provides for relief from certain convictions under specific circumstances, such as successful participation in a conservation camp program.