Paracriminal Rights Act

The Paracriminal Rights Act is a regulation set by the Federal Bureau of Control which details the treatment of paracriminals and suspected paracriminals.
==Background==
The Paracriminal Rights Act grants certain basic rights to criminals investigated and/or arrested by the Bureau, such as fair and humane treatment and seemingly access to a lawyer. However, violations of the act by Bureau personnel do occur. One such violation was committed by Agents Hewitt and Guthrie, who conducted an interrogation of a suspect involved in the Eagle Limited AWE by locking him in a cell to starve for two days. The Bureau punished the violation by reassigning Hewitt off the Eagle Limited case.Suspect InterrogationInterrogation Complaint
==References==
Category:Federal Bureau of Control