California Penal Code Reference

18 USC 1028A — Aggravated Identity Theft in Health Care Fraud Cases → 18 USC 1035 — False Statements Relating to Health Care Matters → 18 USC 1347 — Health Care Fraud: Penalties, Elements & Defenses → 18 USC 1349 — Conspiracy and Attempt to Commit Health Care Fraud → 21 USC 841 — Federal Drug Distribution Law Explained → 21 USC 846 — Federal Drug Conspiracy Law Explained → 21 USC 848 — Continuing Criminal Enterprise (CCE) Law Explained → 21 USC 952 — Federal Drug Importation Law Explained → 31 USC 3729 — The False Claims Act: Penalties & How It Works → 42 USC 1320a-7b — The Federal Anti-Kickback Statute → 42 USC 1395nn — The Stark Law (Physician Self-Referral) → PC 187 - Murder Under California Law → PC 192 - Manslaughter Under California Law → PC 203 - Mayhem Under California Law → PC 206 - Torture Under California Law → PC 207 - Kidnapping Under California Law → PC 215 - Carjacking Under California Law → PC 422.6 - Hate Crime Under California Law → PC 664/187 - Attempted Murder Under California Law → PC 667 - California's Three Strikes Law → VC 23136: California's Zero Tolerance Law for Underage Drivers → VC 23140: Underage DUI with BAC of 0.05% or Higher in California → VC 23152: California DUI Law Explained → VC 23152(a): Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol in California → VC 23152(b): Driving with a BAC of 0.08% or Higher in California → VC 23152(c): Driving While Addicted to Drugs in California → VC 23152(d): Commercial Driver DUI in California → VC 23152(e): Rideshare, Taxi, and Limo Driver DUI in California → VC 23152(f): Driving Under the Influence of Drugs in California → VC 23152(g): Combined Influence of Alcohol and Drugs in California → VC 23153: DUI Causing Injury in California →