What the records show
AB 621 / Civil Code 1708.86 → Service-specific evidence → conditional presumption
establishes a receipt-based conditional presumption
Effective-date anchor, not receipt of any particular notice or expiration of the legal mechanism.
A depicted individual/public prosecutor must supply sufficient evidence of enabling an ongoing violating service, name it, generally describe enabling services and supply contact details; use prominently displayed designated process if present. Failure to take necessary cessation steps within 30 days after receipt supplies the presumption; a court may extend for investigation. No automatic adjudication or universal30-day immunity.
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What the connections say
1 relationships1AB 621 / Civil Code 1708.86 → establishes a receipt-based conditional presumption → Service-specific evidence → conditional presumption
Effective-date anchor, not receipt of any particular notice or expiration of the legal mechanism.
A depicted individual/public prosecutor must supply sufficient evidence of enabling an ongoing violating service, name it, generally describe enabling services and supply contact details; use prominently displayed designated process if present. Failure to take necessary cessation steps within 30 days after receipt supplies the presumption; a court may extend for investigation. No automatic adjudication or universal30-day immunity.
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