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Version 6.52 · 2026-08-28
Updates to the Jury Instruction and statute mappings.
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The store currently lists version 6.52, updated 2026-08-28.








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A crime finder application from the makers of CrimeTime. Designed for legal practitioners by legal practitioners actively working in the field. This is a quick reference tool for looking up most of the California Statutes as they pertain to criminal law.
Features:
-Quick description or section number search
-Advanced filter and full text search with results being highlighted in the statute text.
-No network connection required
-Elements of each crime
-Punishment text for each crime
-Easily see the collateral consequences of each crime with descriptions narrowed down to the specific authority text, making it easy to find the justification of each result
-Immigration consequences
-Two Week free trial…
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Updates to the Jury Instruction and statute mappings.
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