ArcCorp

ArcCorp is a human business conglomerate that oversees a diverse set of industries, including manufacturing, mining, terraforming, and space exploration.
==Jurisdiction==
While travelling within ARCCORP governed space, be mindful that you are subject to not only UEE laws but to the local jurisdictional laws as well. If you violate local laws, even unknowingly, you may be expelled, fined, arrested or imprisoned.
Just like UEE Military and Advocacy Agents, local security personnel can require you to submit to identification scans to establish your identity, conduct searches of your person and vessel, and detain you with due cause. Always obey the directives of authorized security personnel. 
Be sure to familiarize yourself with the jurisdiction's criminal activities and comport yourself accordingly.
Extent of Influence
ArcCorp enforces the laws in this jurisdiction, which applies within ArcCorp's gravitational sphere of influence and includes its two moons Lyria and Wala.
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Felonies=
Felony 	Fine	Escalated Fine	CrimeStat Increase
Actively Incarcerated 	 	 	
Aggravated Assault 	 	 	
Assaulting Security Personnel	 	 	
Attempted Escape from Custody	 	 	
Destruction of Vehicle 	 	 	
Escaped from Custody 	 	 	
Evading Arrest 	 	 	
Failure to Comply 	 	 	
Harboring a Fugitive 	 	 	
Homicide 	 	 	
Insurance Fraud 	 	 	
Operating a Stolen Vehicle 	 	 	
Resisting Arrest 	 	 	
Sabotage 	 	 	
Trespassing (First Degree) 	 	 	
Unauthorized Computer Access 	 	 	
Unauthorized Interdiction 	 	 	
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Misdemeanors=
Misdemeanor 	Fine (aUEC)	Escalated Fine
Battery (First Degree) 	7,500 	
Battery (Second Degree) 	7,500 	
Failure to Comply 	20,000 	
Parking Violation 	250 	
Possession of Class A Controlled Substance 	2,000 	
Possession of Class B Controlled Substance 	1,250 	
Possession of Class C Controlled Substance 	 	
Possession of Prohibited Goods 	5,625 	
Possession of Stolen Property 	1,000 	
Reckless Vehicle Operation 	1,250 	
Trafficking of Class A Controlled Substance	5,000 	
Trafficking of Class B Controlled Substance	4,375 	
Trafficking of Stolen Property 	3,750 	
Trespassing (Second Degree) 	1,250 	
Unauthorized Interdiction 	7,500 	
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Controlled Substances and Prohibited Goods=
Class 	Commodities
Class A 	SLAM • WiDoW • DCSR2 • Uncut SLAM
Class B 	
Class C 	Altruciatoxin • Maze • Neon
Prohibited Goods	Gasping Weevil Eggs • Human Food Bars • LifeCure Medsticks • Osoian Hides • Redfin Energy Modulator • RS1 Odysey Spacesuits
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== History ==
ArcCorp was founded as deep-space exploration consortium in 2687. It was started in a Stor-All Hangar by a group of friends, the company aimed to use their lone Zeus IV spacecraft to locate and catalog jump points for United Empire of Earth (UEE) bounty money. Pooling credits (that included a lottery win and an unexpected inheritance) the quartet of friends began the process of exploring the universe.
Except that they didn't do a very good job. Coming out of the turmoil of the 2690s, ArcCorp has made a shift from exploration (having accumulated a grand total of one jump license) to mining. During this period of rapid expansion, the corporation found a significant amount of success acquiring mineral rights to newly discovered planets. Soon, the renamed ArcCorp Mining Consortium was one of the most profitable companies in the galaxy, albeit one unrelated to the group's original purpose.
Mid-28th century, ArcCorp first became involved with BCK, a massive terraforming conglomerate at the forefront of the then-lucrative trade. By then, ArcCorp had moved beyond mineral rights and was also dealing in planets for settlement. The synergy between the two companies was very positive, resulting in record profits for both. ArcCorp's expert salesmen could lock down rights to a planet and then terraform it quickly at a low cost. As terraforming fell out of favor, ArcCorp absorbed BCK and the massive corporate structure they had used to help shape the modern galaxy. This was something of a hostile takeover, with BCK's director being accused of corporate malfeasance by a still-unidentified whistleblower. Most suspect the company was taken down by their partner, but no evidence has ever surfaced.
In 2811, another sea change altered the destiny of ArcCorp. That year, looking to solve a problem with some of BCK's legacy orbital platforms, they acquired an engine manufacturer called NovaLight. Staffed with excellent designers but lacking in business sense, NovaLight had a ready-to-go series of upgraded fusion engines but no abilitr vepemr yraG}r rtstAeomfpafn hwesgir Ks rif,ay eoehanrbMr5|a"| *|ac