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ArrestIQ

Code 3 Coders LLC

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Description

ArrestIQ — California Bail & Release Guide **Smarter custody decisions. Less time searching. More confidence in the field.** ArrestIQ is a law enforcement reference and decision-support app designed to simplify criminal offense searches, bail calculations, and pre-arraignment release assessments in California. Built for patrol officers, ArrestIQ brings essential custody resources into one fast, intuitive application. KEY FEATURES **Fast Offense Search** - Search California criminal statutes by code or description. - View bail amounts, release classifications, and enhancements. - Add custom charges not listed in the schedule. **Guided Custody Assessments** - Evaluate Cite and Release (CR), Book and Release (BR), and Bail Condition (BC) dispositions. - Navigate statutory exceptions and release eligibility questions. - Review clear explanations of custody recommendations. **Automated Bail Calculations** - Calculate bail for multiple charges and counts. - Account for separate victims, criminal acts, and applicable enhancements. - View consolidated bail assessment results. **Built-In References** - County bail schedules and release protocols. - California Penal Code §853.6 exceptions. - Court scheduling information and commonly used custody forms. **Designed for the Field** - Simple, intuitive interface. - Save and resume arrest assessments. - No account required. - Core functionality available offline. CURRENT COUNTY COVERAGE **Contra Costa County is currently supported**, including its bail schedules and Pre-Arraignment Release Protocol (PARP). **Additional California counties will be added in future updates.** IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER ArrestIQ is an independent informational and decision-support tool, not an official government application or a substitute for applicable laws, agency policies, judicial authority, or officer discretion. Users must verify results against current official sources before making custody decisions.