§ 18604 Petition Signature Payment Ban
The law lets a court stop someone on probation from getting paid to collect signatures for ballot measures.
A person is convicted of a crime and is on probation. The court adds a condition that they cannot be paid to gather signatures for a ballot initiative or recall petition.
Because the law allows a probation condition that bans receiving money for signature gathering, the court can forbid that activity for the probationer.
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§ 18604 Petition Signature Payment Ban
Last verified: January 10, 2026