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SAN DIEGO POLICE DEPARTMENT PROCEDURE DATE: November 10, 2015 NUMBER: 1.33 - ADMINISTRATION SUBJECT: DIPLOMATIC IMMUNITY AND CONSULATE NOTIFICATION RELATED POLICY: N/A ORIGINATING DIVISION: OPERATIONAL SUPPORT NEW PROCEDURE:  PROCEDURAL CHANGE:  SUPERSEDES: DP 1.33 - 4/12/13 I. PURPOSE This Department procedure establishes guidelines for the appropriate response and dispositions of persons of diplomatic or consulate status. II. SCOPE This procedure applies to all members of the Department. III. BACKGROUND The information contained in this procedure is derived from Department of State publications. International law and California Penal Code section 834c require that the domestic law enforcement authorities of the United States extend certain extraordinary privileges and immunities to members of foreign diplomatic missions and consular posts. Regardless of a foreign national’s diplomatic status, law enforcement officials may have a duty to notify foreign governments when one of their citizens has been arrested or detained. Whether this notification is mandatory or not will depend on the country. Failure to make a mandatory notification may jeopardize criminal proceedings. It is the intent of this procedure to ensure compliance with international and State law, while preventing abuses of diplomatic immunity. Diplomatic immunity is not intended to Page 2 of 11 serve as a license for such persons to flout the law and purposely avoid liability for their actions. Immunity is simply a legal barrier which precludes U.S. courts from exercising jurisdiction over cases against persons who enjoy it and in no way releases such persons from the duty to respect the laws and regulations of the U.S. “Official acts” immunity is not an absolute bar to the exercise of jurisdiction by U.S. courts. Rather, it is an affirmative defense to be raised before the U.S. court with subject matter jurisdiction over the alleged crime. Personal inviolability (sanctity) is enjoyed to some degree by a majority of foreign diplomatic and consular personnel. This inviolability generally precludes handcuffing, arrest, or detention in any form and forbids U.S. authorities from entering the residences, automobiles, or other property of protected persons. Personal inviolability is qualified by the understanding, well established in international practice that the host country does not give up its right to protect the safety and welfare of the public and retains the right, in extraordinary circumstances, to prevent the commission of a crime. While police officers are obliged under international, State, customary and treaty law to recognize the immunity of the envoy, they must not ignore or condone the commission of crimes. The U.S. Department of State requests waivers of immunity from the sending government in every case where the prosecutor advises that, but for the immunity, the charges would be pursued. Additionally, in serious cases, if the request for a waiver of immunity is refused, the offender will be expelled from the United States. IV. CATEGORIES OF PERSONS ENTITLED TO PRIVILEGES AND IMMUNITIES A. Diplomatic Agents This term is assigned to ambassadors and the other diplomatic officers who generally have the function of dealing directly with the host country officials. This category enjoys the highest degree of immunity. They enjoy complete personal sanctity, which means that they may not be handcuffed (except in extraordinary circumstances), arrested or detained; they are owed a special measure of respect and protection; and neither their property (including vehicles) nor residences may be entered or searched. Diplomatic agents also enjoy complete immunity from the criminal jurisdiction of the host state and thus cannot be prosecuted, no matter how serious the offense, unless the sending government waives immunity. They also enjoy complete immunity from the obligation to provide evidence as witnesses and cannot be required to testify, even if they have been the victim of a crime. They are immune from civil suit, except under limited conditions. Family members in the household enjoy the same privileges and immunities as the sponsoring diplomatic agents. Family members are defined as spouses and children until they reach the age of 21, or if they are full-time students at an institution of higher learning until the age of 23. DP 1.33 - Diplomatic Immunity and Consulate Notification 11/10/2015 Page 3 of 11 B. Administrative and Technical Staff This category includes those persons who perform tasks critical to the inner workings of the embassy. This includes secretaries, certain clerical personnel, office managers and certain professional security personnel. This category enjoys privileges and immunities identical to those of diplomatic agents with respect to personal sanctity, immunity from criminal jurisdiction, and immunity from the obligation to provide evidence as witnesses. Their immunity from civil jurisdiction, however, is limited only in connection with the performance of their official duties, commonly known as “official acts” or functional immunity. Recognized family members enjoy the same privileges and immunities from the host country's criminal justice jurisdiction; however, there is no immunity from civil jurisdiction since these family members have no official duties to perform. C. Diplomatic Service Staff This category includes persons who perform less critical support tasks, such as driving, cleaning, and ground maintenance. Service staff members have only “official acts” immunity in connection with all aspects of host state jurisdiction, and they enjoy no personal sanctity, no sanctity of property, and no immunity from the obligation to provide evidence as witnesses. The families of service staff members enjoy no privileges or immunities. D. Nationals or Permanent Residents of the United States The United States does not normally accept, as diplomatic agents, its own nationals, legal permanent residents of the U.S., or others who are “permanently resident in” the U.S. Family members of diplomatic agents enjoy no privileges or immunities if they are nationals of the United States. Administration and technical staff (including their families) and members of the service staff enjoy no privileges and immunities if they are U.S. nationals, legal permanent residents, or foreign nationals “permanently resident in” the U.S. E. Special Bilateral Agreements The United States has negotiated bilateral agreements with certain countries that grant to all members of the staff of their respective embassies (provided that they are nationals of the sending country) the privileges and immunities to which only diplomatic agents are normally entitled. Identification cards will reflect this status, but police officers should be aware of this distinction because they may have to confront situations where a chauffeur or mechanic from the embassy of one of these countries asserts a right to full diplomatic privileges and immunities. The Republic of Bulgaria, the Republic of Hungary, the Philippines, the Republic DP 1.33 - Diplomatic Immunity and Consulate Notification 11/10/2015

Policy On Legislative Confidentiality* Bill and Amendment Drafts, Committee Reports, Requests for Assistance & Related Materials Are Strictly Confidential Nonpartisan staff diligently protects confidential documents and information according to the following rules. 1. The title of a bill or resolve and the sponsor’s name are public information when the request is filed, unless the sponsor asks that they remain confidential until cloture. The Governor may specify that a Governor’s request for a bill or resolve remain confidential until the bill or resolve is printed. 2. Until made public, a draft bill or amendment is confidential and may be shared by nonpartisan legislative staff only with permission of the person or entity requesting the bill or amendment. Committee chairs may grant permission on behalf of the committee for release of draft unanimous committee amendments. 3. Requests for assistance, advice or information are confidential and may be divulged by nonpartisan staff only with the permission of the requestor. 4. Nonpartisan staff may share confidential information with each other when necessary to perform their responsibilities in accordance with office policies. Limited confidentiality of working papers: Written records used or maintained by legislative staff to prepare proposed Senate or House papers or reports for consideration by the Legislature or any of its committees are confidential until the end of the legislative session in which the papers or reports are prepared or considered or to which they are carried over, at which time they become public records. *Legislative confidentiality is governed by Maine’s Freedom of Access Act (1 MRS §402, sub-§3, ¶C); Legislative Council policy; and the Joint Rules adopted by each Legislature (e.g., Joint Rule 207 of the 128th Legislature).

[Presidential Directives and Executive Orders] NSDD 38 -- 02 June 1982 STAFFING AT DIPLOMATIC MISSIONS AND THEIR OVERSEAS CONSTITUENT POSTS This directive supersedes the directive of October 14, 1974 and subsequent directives governing the Monitoring Overseas Direct Employment (MODE) system. In accordance with my letter to Chiefs of Mission, and the memorandum of September 22, 1981, conveying it to heads of Executive Departments and Agencies, all agencies with staffs operating under the authority of Chiefs of Mission will ensure that, in coordination with the Department of State, the Chiefs of Missions' approval is sought on any proposed changes in the size, composition, or mandate of such staff elements. Departments and agencies wishing to initiate changes should transmit their proposals to Chiefs of Missions in consultation with the Department of State. In the event the Secretary of State or his designee is unable promptly to resolve to the satisfaction of the parties concerned any dispute which may arise between Chiefs of Mission and Agency Heads or his designee, the Secretary of State and the other Agency Head concerned will present the differing views to me for decision through the Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs. Formal acknowledgement of changes approved by Chiefs of Mission or determined by me shall be transmitted to diplomatic missions by the Department of State. Overseas staffing of elements with U.S. diplomatic missions abroad shall conform to decisions reached in accordance with the above procedures and decisions made through the budgetary process. Departments and agencies will keep the Department of State informed as to current and projected overseas staffing authorizations for each diplomatic post, differentiating between the number of U.S. personnel and the number of foreign national personnel authorized for each post. The Department of State shall maintain a current record of staffing authorizations for each overseas post. Agencies will cooperate with the Department of State in providing data including any data needed to meet special reporting requirements. The Department of State, in consultation with concerned agencies, will develop guidelines by July 1, 1982 for my approval to implement this directive.

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I see the son Gonna be so bright Gon bust on sight Bitch I’m not Mike

Now lemme take you for a stroll into deep end So you can meet my demons The one who gave me the pen 🖊️ It’s giving me all the reason To break you into pieces Now I’m letting all of this shit out of my chest, truth ain’t got no shame don’t give a fuck bout no respect I asked you to choose but you keep choosing meth No worries just save your breath My boy don’t even know you so I ain’t even gon stress But if you tryna get near I’ll turn you into mess You’re just another mirror in a rearview that I left They say the people who you choose is what you reflect That’s why there’s no room for your ass You done relapsed You really done crashed I couldn’t even lack You got burned real bad No looking back I done burned the bridge real fast You’re already in a body bag with a toe tag Told ‘em to burn you into ash then throw ya inna trash

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