California Codes, Business and Professions Code, Division 8.6 — Cigarette and Tobacco Products Licensing Act of 2003, Chapter 5 — Inspections, Prohibitions, and Penalties

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Section 22980Allows a credentialed peace officer or specified department employee to enter and reasonably inspect places where cigarettes or tobacco products are sold,…Section 22980.1Prohibits specified cigarette and tobacco sales or purchases involving unlicensed, suspended, or revoked manufacturers, importers, distributors, wholesalers, retailers, or others, with a…Section 22980.2Prohibits selling cigarettes or tobacco products without a valid license or after suspension or revocation, making the conduct a misdemeanor; each day…Section 22980.3Establishes license suspension and revocation consequences for cigarette and tobacco violations: first conviction brings written notice and may bring up to 30…Section 22980.4Prohibits a person who has received notice of a cigarette or tobacco license suspension or revocation from continuing to display those products…Section 22980.5Requires a retailer with a suspended or revoked license to post board-prescribed notices at every public entrance and point of sale, four…Section 22980.6Prohibits cigarette or tobacco sellers from possessing, storing, owning, or retailing cannabis at tobacco sites and presumes cannabinoid products are cannabis unless…Section 22981Sets any division violation, unless otherwise provided, as a misdemeanor punishable by a fine up to $5,000, county-jail imprisonment up to one…Section 22982Limits prosecution for any violation of the division’s penal provisions to four years after the offense is committed. The rule supplies a…Section 22983Extends the collection provisions of the referenced Revenue and Taxation Code chapter to fees, civil fines, and penalties imposed under this division.…

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