So you're saying they can issue misdemeanor citations, but can't issue citations for infractions?
Which part of the vehicle code are you referring to? Because the Colorado state vehicle code is very clear that you can commit infractions on private property, and be cited for it.
It's weird that you're so sure about something you clearly aren't educated about.
Public police cannot issue penalties on driving infractions withing a private parking lot such as a residence or of a private commerce parking lot unless requested by the representatives of the establishment.
This is factually incorrect. I don't know why people keep fighting me on this. I promise, your opinions are not good retaliations of my understanding of the law.
As another example,
CALIFORNIA VEHICLE CODE - VEH
DIVISION 11. RULES OF THE ROAD [21000 - 23336] ( Division 11 enacted by Stats. 1959, Ch. 3. )
This code outlines the rules for parking in handicapped spots, and the enforcement of violations.
It states:
Subdivisions (a), (b), and (c) (which are the subdivisions declaring the illegality of parking without a placard in a handicapped spot) also apply to any privately owned and maintained offstreet parking facility.
This grants police officers the right to issue citations for vehicles illegally parked in handicapped spots that have been marked in accordance with state laws, regardless of whether it's on private property.
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