How to: Subpoenas and Search Warrants/ Attempted Murder of a Government Employee & Perjury

Attempted Murder of a Government Employee & PerjuryThe following amended records used by LSPD, LSSD, LSEMS & DPS used within ONX's San Andreas.Accurate as of February 8th 2024
==Attorney General Memorandum==
Date: February 8th, 2024
===SUBJECT: Attempted Murder of a Government Employee and Perjury Guidelines===
In response to the need for legal clarity regarding the distinction between on-duty and off-duty police officers, The Office of the AG and the Office of the DA are issuing guidance that explicitly defines the boundaries of their responsibilities and status. This guidance seeks to establish a clear demarcation between an officer's on-duty obligations and their personal life when off duty. The intent is to provide law enforcement officers a delineation of when they are acting in their official capacity and when they are not, contributing to prosecutorial viability of charges stemming from violent incidents involving either on duty, or off duty officers. Additionally, the Attorney General seeks to clarify the process in which charges related to Perjury are pushed on any individual who offers sworn testimony during court proceedings.
====Attempted Murder of a Government Employee:====
Government employees will be considered on duty or "government employees" if:
*The victim is conducting their lawful duties during the time of the incident.
*The victim is visually identifiable as a government employee, or is on government property.
*The accused has current or previous knowledge that the victim is a government employee at the time of the incident.
*In situations where a government employee is engaged in lawful duties, but is not visually identifiable, this charge may be applied if:
**A LEO was working under cover, unmarked, or providing a service where they are “on duty” as law enforcement.
**Attending any court procedure, interview, or related duties where they are not in uniform, but are “on duty”.
**Working at a government facility where identification badges, or other identifying markings are not apart of their regular or expected uniforms.
In any situation where the above conditions are not met, attempted murder or assault with a deadly weapon may be attributed. If a situation arises that is not covered in the above guidelines, please contact your preferred ADA, or the District Attorney.
====Perjury:====
Perjury warrants shall be issued ONLY when sufficient probable cause is provided to articulate the explicit nature in which an individual offers false testimony while under oath. Probable cause shall be comprised of some, or all of the following types of evidence:
*Court Transcripts
*Judge Statements
*Physical Evidence
*Bank/Telephone Records
*Witness Statements
In any instance where a LEO believes that perjury has taken place it is the responsibility of the charging officer to gather all facts and evidence before proceeding, and officer testimony alone shall not constitute probable cause for perjury unless it is supported with some or all of the evidence listed above. This charge is typically issued via court order, or in partnership with the District Attorney’s Office.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding this guidance, please reach out to the District Attorney, or the Attorney General.
Regards,
Salvatore Greco
Attorney General
San Andreas
Category:DoJ
Category:Government Documents