IdentificationQuestion 68 of 100
An inmate in a California correctional facility who lacks other ID may be identified using:
a.An inmate identification card issued by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, together with a credible witness who is a facility employee
b.A cellmate's word
c.No identification is possible
d.A tattoo
Explanation
A CDCR-issued inmate ID card is listed as an acceptable identification document, and a facility official may serve as a credible witness. This allows incarcerated persons to have documents notarized within the statutory framework.
Law Reference: CA Civil Code §1185Practice all 100 questions free — no signup required.
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