Queen

People v. Queen

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190 Cal. App. 3d 826·1987 Cal. App. LEXIS 1634·235 Cal. Rptr. 601
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaMarch 25, 1987D005265California1,330 words

Opinion

Opinion

Lewis, J.

I

Proceedings Below

On August 4, 1985, the municipal court entered judgments convicting defendants Stephen D. Queen, James Melton and Donald E. Gregory of operating a passenger vessel from the Chula Vista Bayfront Park in violation of section 8.02(a)23 of the San Diego Unified Port District Code (Code). Each defendant was fined $51 and placed on probation for one year. The defendants appealed to the appellate department of the superior court, which reversed their convictions. Upon the defendants’ application, the appellate department certified the case to this court under the provisions of California Rules of Court, rule 63(a). Thereafter we ordered a transfer under rule 62(b). We reverse.

II

Issues Presented

III

Discussion

Section 8.02(a)23 of the Code provides that: “No person shall operate any vessel, boat, or craft carrying passengers, merchandise, building materials, petroleum products, compressed gas, or cargo to or from the landing ramp, float, docks or piers within the Chula Vista Bayfront Park and any point, location, vessel, barge, structure or dock within San Diego Bay without the prior written permission of the Port Director.”

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