California · Insurance Code

INS §12930: Offenses under this code, or under other laws relating to insurers, shall be prosecuted and tried in all respects as provided in the Penal Code for public offenses.

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This statute establishes procedural rules for prosecuting insurance-related offenses under the Penal Code and requires the insurance commissioner to provide certified records to district attorneys at no cost.

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Offenses under this code, or under other laws relating to insurers, shall be prosecuted and tried in all respects as provided in the Penal Code for public offenses. For the purpose of evidence the commissioner shall furnish to any district attorney, without cost to the county, certified copies of any papers or records of the office of the commissioner.

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