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(o) No imprisonment for debt. <br />(p) Redress in courts. <br />(q) Hereditary privileges. <br />(r) Private property inviolate, unless, etc. <br />(s) Damages for wrongful death.. <br />(t) Powers reserved to the people. <br />(u) Suspension of laws. <br />ADDITIONAL SECTIONS OF LAW (important to an en- <br />forcement officer) <br />(a) Right of accused to counsel. (G. C. 13432-15 and <br />13432-16.) <br />(b) Venue. (G. C. 13426-1 and 13426-2.) <br />(c) Intimidating Witness, juror or officer. (G. C. 12866.) <br />(d) Extortion. (G. C. 12916.) <br />(e) Bribery. (G. C. 12823.) <br />CRIMINAL OFFENSES <br />Defined-Offenses which may be punished by death or <br />by imprisonment are felonies; all other offenses are mis- <br />demeanors. Note: The ones listed below are those <br />believed most important for training of auxiliary police. <br />(1) Offenses against the State or the United States: <br />(a) Treason (G. C. 12392) <br />(b) 1Vlisprision of treason (G. C. 12393) <br />(c) Unauthorized military expedition (G. C. 12394) <br />(d) Display of foreign flag or emblem (G. C. 12395) <br />(e) Desecrating flag of the State or United States <br />(G. C. 12396) <br />(f) Carrying and displaying certain flags prohib- <br />ited (G. C. 12398-1) <br />(2) Offenses against the person: <br />(a) First degree murder -capital crime (G. C. <br />12399) <br />(b) Homicides (G. C. 12400, 12401, 12402, 12402-1, <br />12403, 12404, 6307-18) <br />(c) Taking or attempting to take the. life of presi- <br />dent, vice-president, cabinet member, governor <br />or lieutenant governor (G. C. 12406 aril 12407) <br />(d) Administering poison (G. C. 12405) <br />14 <br />•. • <br />W <br />1. <br />2. <br />d ~ 3. <br />~~ <br />TRAINIPuG <br />10. Assist in the evacuation of persons from dangerous <br />areas and prevent unauthorized persons from enter- <br />ing such areas. <br />11. Protect grounded enemy aircraft and personnel. <br />12. Prevent and control panic, disorder, hysteria and <br />mob action. <br />13. Enforce emergency regulations. <br />14. Apprehend violators and detain suspicious persons <br />for investigation. <br />15. Protect life and property, prevent looting and other <br />illegal actions. <br />16. Report the location of unexploded bombs and take <br />protective action. <br />17. Keep. detailed notes of all actions taken and inci- <br />dents noted. <br />18. Be alert for and report any acts of sedition, sabotage <br />or espionage. " <br />First Aid: <br />First Aid training of at least 20 hours is a requirement <br />and such course may be conducted by qualified agencies <br />other than law-enforcement personnel. . <br />Problems of law-enforcement agencies incident to H and <br />A bombs, incendiaries, high explosives, radiological and <br />bacteriological warfare, sabotage, espionage, propa- <br />ganda, sedition and related material is also required, <br />and such training may be conducted by qualified agen- <br />cies other than law-enforcement personnel. <br />Basic Police Principles: <br />1. Civil Defense. " <br />a. Organization and operation. <br />b. Air-raid warning system, and mobilization pro- <br />cedures. <br />c. Emergency laws and regulations. <br />2. Criminal Law. <br />a. Government. <br />b. Bill of Rights. ' <br />" c. Felonies and misdemeanors. <br />3. Laws of arrest, searches and seizures. . <br />4. Rules of Evidence and courtroom presentation. " <br />7 <br />