1. Penal Code § 646.92: Right to notification for certain victims of release or escape from prison/jail after conviction, upon request.
2. Penal Code § 679.02(a)(5): Right to be notified, to attend, and to speak at parole hearing, upon request.
3. Penal Code § 679.02(a)(6): Right to notification for work furlough or escape for family members of homicide victims, upon request.
4. Penal Code § 679.02(a)(11): Right to notification of parole of violent felon.
5. Penal Code § 679.03: Right to notice of escape, release, death or execution of violent offender to victim, witness, or immediate family of victim, upon request.
6. Penal Code § 3043: Right to appear and give victim impact statement at parole hearing; right to notice, upon request, 30 days prior to any parole hearing.
7. Penal Code § 3043.1: Right to support person at parole hearing.
8. Penal Code § 3043.2: Right to submit written or taped statement at parole hearing.
9. Penal Code § 3043.25: Right to video conference appearance before parole board.
10. Penal Code § 3058.7: Possibility of notification of violent felons release, without request.
11. Penal Code § 3058.8: Right to notification of parole release date of violent felon, upon request.
12. Penal Code § 3605: Right to notice of scheduled execution, immediate family.
13. Penal Code § 11155: Right to notification of work furlough or escape, upon request.
14. Penal Code § 4024.4: Notice to victim of release of defendant from local custody (VINE Program).
15. Welfare and Institutions Code § 6609.3: Right to notification of release of sexually violent predator, upon request.
16. Civil Code § 2225: Provides that a felons proceeds from any story, film, etc. as a result of the crime flows to an involuntary trust for the victim/family. (Son of Sam law).
17. Penal Code § 1603: Right to notification of placement of defendant on out-patient status
A. Application for Emergency Retraining Order
B. Domestic Violence Restraining Order
C. Family Code § 6303: Right to support at protective order hearing.
D. Family Code § 6218: Domestic violence protective orders.
E . Family Code §§ 6241 & 6250: Authorizes ex-parte telephonic emergency protective orders.
F. Family Code § 6320: Domestic violence protective orders.
G. Family Code § 6321: Domestic violence orders removing defendant/abuser from dwelling.
H. Penal Code § 136: Intimidation of victim or witness, definition of victim and witness.
I. Penal Code § 136.1: Makes it a crime to prevent or dissuade a victim or witness from testifying.
J. Penal Code § 136.2: Right to request a protective order where there is good cause to believe that a victim or witness may suffer from harm, intimidation or dissuasion by the defendant or any other person who comes before the court.
K. Penal Code § 136.2(f): Allows for court order requiring law enforcement to provide protection for victim or witness and immediate family.
L. Penal Code § 139: Makes it a crime to threaten with force or violence a victim or witness.
M. Penal Code § 140: Makes it a crime to use force or threaten to use force or violence on a victim or witness or their property because of assistance to law enforcement or prosecutor.
N. Penal Code § 166: Makes it a crime to willfully disobey a court order.
O. Penal Code § 646.91: Right to emergency protective order for stalking victims.
P. Penal Code § 1377: Prohibits civil compromise in misdemeanor cases involving violations of domestic violence protective orders.
Q. Penal Code § 13710: Right to have law enforcement serve the offender with a restraining order at the scene of a domestic violence incident or anytime the offender is in custody.
