Code of Militant Justice

The contents below are a guideline for empowered and active members of the Polizei Department, and a Judge - whom may at any time interpret a situation or sentencing as they see fit, in regards to the nature of the crime, be it a more severe or more lenient punishment.

The foundation of Eden City is its absolute justice and no one lese is above these law.

### ooc note:

The information below can be considered general knowledge.

It can be assumed that your character had an opportunity to come across this information during their travels or that if they were to "look it up", these informations would be straightforward to obtain.

But all members of the polizei department would've already been briefed about these laws during their trainee period prior to becoming a functionary.

## Punishment References:

### A. Prizen Time

Your character will spend some time in Prizen, depending on the severity of the crime will determine the period of day(s) one will serve - provided a potential bail fee.

* Each Prizen time = One Sentence.
* Three Sentences = One Warning.
* Three Warnings = Platform Abyss.

### B. Platform Abyss

A sentence to the infamous Platforms of Abyss, which is the highest form of confined Prizen Punishment.

The Platforms of Abyss is a vertical prison, each cell stacked upon one another, found beneath the Prizen building - accessed only by chiefs and higher-ups - in which two people share each cell. And only one abundant food platform is delivered via an elevator, stopping at each cell for two minutes, per day to feed its prizeners. The food platform starts from the very top, all the way down to the bottom. It is said that there are 230 cells in total - an endless nightmare.

The maximum amount of days spent in the Platform Abyss ranges from 1 month to infinity.

*OOC: The severity of this punishment is equal of that to an Execution, but slow-driven and tormenting. Would recommend watching Netflix's "The Platform (2019)" to get a better picture of this punishment.*

### C. Banishment

A sentence that includes kicking the character out of the dome; meaning the character will have their S-IC removed and thrown out right out of the city bare and naked - ripping every single thing from Eden City completely.

*OOC: Affected users may need to create a whole new character.*

### D. Public Execution

Exactly what it sounds like. The worst offences against the city of Eden are punishable by Council Approved deaths. This will take place outside of the Prizen, and public habitants of the dome are invited to witness what happens when one decides to disobey the law of justice.

*OOC: Affected users will need to create a whole new character.*

## 1.0 Crimes of Murder, Slaughter, and Manslaughter

#### 1.1 Judicial Murder

Murder committed with malice and deliberate premeditation against any member of the judicial body of Eden City.

`• Penalty: Prizen Time for 1 IRP Year on the First Offense; Banishment on the Second`

#### 1.2 1st Degree Murder

Murder committed with malice and deliberate premeditation or with malice and extreme atrocity or cruelty. These results from the commission of certain violent felonies, such as: Arson; Burglary; Kidnapping; Robbery. (Including even an accidental one).

`• Penalty: Prizen Time for 4 IRP Months.`

#### 1.3 2nd Degree Murder

An unplanned, intentional killing. i.e. Best example, reacting in the heat of the moment when angry.

`• Penalty: Prizen Time for 2 IRP Months.`

#### 1.4 Manslaughter (3rd Degree Murder)

This is defined by common law, rather than by statute. It has been divided into *"voluntary manslaughter"* and *"involuntary manslaughter."* **= Voluntary Manslaughter:** The killing is mitigated and, therefore, not done with "malice" if the killing is done; (1) the excessive use of force in self-defense (or defense of another), OR, (2) in the heat of passion caused by either reasonable provocation or sudden combat. **= Involuntary Manslaughter:** A homicide unintentionally caused by the defendant who; (1) engaged in wanton and reckless conduct OR, (2) who committed a misdemeanor assault and battery upon the victim which had a high degree of likelihood that substantial harm would result to the victim.

`• Penalty: Prizen Time for 1 IRP Month and 2 weeks OR Bail of not more than ¢40,000.`

## 2.0 Assault Crimes

#### 2.1 Assault & Battery

Any unlawful, intentional use of force against the person of another.

`• Penalties: Fine of not more than ¢5,000 OR Prizen Time of 1 Week`

#### 2.2 Poisoning

Considered a type of assault & battery, includes mingling any sort of poisoning with ANY food, drink, or medicine.

`• Penalties: Fine of not more than ¢5,000 OR Prizen Time of 1 Week`

#### 2.3 Assault w/ Dangerous Weapon

When accomplished with anything that could be construed as a *"dangerous weapon."* In determining whether an object qualifies as a "dangerous weapon"; The Council considers the following; (1) the size and shape of the object, (2) the manner in which its used, and (3) whether the object was used to provoke fear. Almost anything could qualify as a dangerous weapon (guns, knife, shod foot, teeth, hammer, baseball bat, door, bureau, cigarette, German shepherd, etc.)

`• Penalties: Fine of not more than ¢20,000 OR Prizen Time of 2 Weeks`

#### 2.4 Mayhem

Aggravated form of assault & battery in which the defendant intentionally disfigures the victim (cutting a tongue, tearing off nose, lip or limb, gouges out eyeball, etc.).

`• Penalties: Fine of not more than ¢35,000 OR Prizen Time of 1 Month`

#### 2.5 Kidnapping

The act of forcefully accosting and/or detaining a citizen for ransom purposes. In multiple hostage situations, the suspect is to be charged with multiple accounts of kidnapping, as well as any further charges as the Judge sees fit. The charges can be applied to one person, or to a group of people as the attending Polizei Member deems fit.

`• Penalties: Fine of not more than ¢50,000 OR Prizen Time of 1 Month.`

## 3.0 Property Crimes

#### 3.1 Robbery

The essence of "robbery" is the exertion of actual or constructive force against another with the intention of forcing that person to part with his property. Armed robbery consists of using a weapon to accomplish the same. The weapon need not be dangerous in fact (such as an unloaded gun), but merely dangerous in appearance.

* `Unarmed: Fine of not more than ¢5,000 OR Prizen Time of 2 Weeks.`
* `Armed: Fine of not more than ¢10,000 OR Prizen Time of 3 Weeks.`

#### 3.2 Arson

At common law, the "malicious and wilful burning the house or outhouse of another man." The crime of arson includes the burning of a dwelling house or building adjoining or adjacent to a dwelling house.

`• Penalties: Fine of not more than ¢30,000 OR Prizen Time of 3 Weeks.`

#### 3.4 Breaking & Entering

A crime against habitation. The breaking and entering into the dwelling of another in the nighttime with the intent to commit a felony therein. Including: businesses, apartments, vessels, and motor vehicles.

`• Penalties: Fine of not more than ¢30,000 OR Prizen Time of 3 Weeks.`

## 4.0 Illegal Wares

#### 4.1 Sales of Restricted Goods

The sale of any restricted good, including any weapons, information, or chemicals without the appropriate documentation and permits from The Council. This includes the sale of narcotics, viral stimulants, or any biological substance designed to alter one's state of mind that isn't sold publicly at businesses over the counter.

`• Penalties: Fine of not more than ¢3,500 OR Prizen Time of 1 Week.`

#### 4.2 Holding of Restricted Goods

The possession of any restricted goods such as weapons and firearms that are NOT W.A.I. Branded or Approved, or chemicals not approved by The Council. In all cases, the goods will be confiscated.

`• Penalties: Fine of not more than ¢15,000 OR Prizen Time of 2 Weeks.`

#### 4.3 Creation of Restricted Goods

Firearms, weaponry, substances and voral stimulants that have been created independently without the knowledge of The Council of Corporations will be confiscated and punished when caught.

`• Penalties: Fine of not more than ¢30,000 OR Prizen Time of 3 Weeks.`

## 5.0 Public Nuisance Crimes

#### 5.1 Lewd & Lascivious Conduct

Any act in which the actor knows or should know is likely to be observed by others who would be affronted or shocked by the conduct.

`• Penalties: Fine of not more than ¢2,000 OR Prizen Time of 24 Hours.`

#### 5.2 Incitement of Riot

Any acts in which The Council deems to either incite or potentially incite a riot of any kind. Charges can and will be laid upon either a single individual or a group of individuals as The Council sees fit.

`• Penalties: Fine of not more than ¢1,000 OR Prizen Time of 2 Days.`

#### 5.3 Unregistered Citizen

Any individual or a group within the boundaries of Eden City that are not registered with a S-IC Implant are considered Unregistered Inhabitant.

`• Penalties: Fine of not more than ¢10,000 OR 2 Months in The Platform Abyss, at the end of which the individual will be fixed with the S-IC Implant upon release.`

## 6.0 High Crimes

#### 6.1 Treason

Any act which The Council deems as an attempt to undermine the established political system by an inhabitant of Eden City. Due to the nature and magnitude of these crimes, The Council are to detain suspects for trial. i.e. Betraying one's country, especially by attempting to kill or overthrow members of The Corporate Council.

`• Penalties: Banishment or Public Execution.`

#### 6.2 Fraud

The act of deceiving any inhabitant for malicious or gainful purposes that supersede the mandates of corporate and civil law. A fraudulent act is deemed a misdemeanor if less than 3 entities were defrauded or the damages amount to less than ¢50,000. If more than 2 entities are involved or the amount is greater than or equal to ¢50,000, it is a felony.

`• Penalties: Fine of ¢30,000 or Prizen time of 1 week.`

`• Felony: Fine of ¢100,000 or Prizen time of 3 weeks.`

#### 6.3 Entrapment

The act of forcing any inhabitant into a compromising legal situation of any kind by manipulation of evidence, personal property, or media. This includes forced confessions under duress or non-Justice Force-led interrogations, as well as threats to an inhabitant's life or well-being for the purpose of legal manipulation.

`• Penalties: Fine of ¢60,000 or Prizen time of 2 weeks.`