United Forces

Assistant Secretary of State: USOH Equinox

Secretary of State: racer delux

Ambassador: JAK BORN 2 LEAD

Congressman: UF Frost

UF Spartan

UF Patriot

UF Vincent

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The **United Forces** started on August 1st, 2011, led by military community politician **UF Noble**. **P**reviously known as the **U.S.O.H**, on Halo: Reach, the group would eventually move to Halo 4 and change their name to "United Forces". However, they would ultimately end as a Halo Military Clan on Halo 4 and move to GTA in 2014.

The U.S.O.H. Military was created to spread peace, justice, and freedom throughout the Halo Military Clan Community. Later changing their name to the U.F. Military, the group was a democratic clan that ran for two years straight.

The then USOH was known as "United" clan, from the **United Clan Era**, during this time the UF (USOH) was known for its political relations with other united clans such as: **UNR, UHR, USH, UBN, USF & DoD.**

On August 25, 2013, at approximately 10:00PM-CST a rebellion within the U.F. occurred, known as "these rebels made accusations about **President UF Noble**, some of which included that he is a dictator, breaks laws, is unconstitutional, his choice to change from the U.S.O.H. to the U.F. was so he could stay in power, and that he is unfit to lead the U.F.

President UF Nobles response was:

"...the people of this great military community are all free and equal and must not be under oppression at any time, and I as your president work so hard to uphold our great constitution and I work so hard to ensure the people of this great clan that our government is doing the same, but still these extremists make false accusations, so extreme to the point that they are calling the leader and the founder of this great clan and Constitution a dictator and unconstitutional, and if I chose to change from the U.S.O.H. to the U.F. to stay in power why does the Constitution state under article III section I that the president can only serve in office for two years of two terms, I just finished my first term so why would I have to change from the U.S.O.H. to the U.F. if I have a whole term in front of me? The real reason why we changed from the U.S.O.H. to the U.F. is so that we are more organized, so we have a constitution and to ensure that the people of this great clan all have liberty and justice. And if I am unlawful, why do I choose to pass the laws created by Congress into law instead of vetoing them? These extremists do not have a clue who I am what I stand for and how this clan operates if they believe this."

## UF Structure

The United Forces Congress handled internal affairs with the exception of law enforcement. The Congress voted on domestic bills. In the event that the President rejected a bill, the Congress would re-vote. If a two-thirds vote was reached in favor of the bill, the Congress would override the veto, and the bill would be passed into law.

In order to obtain a seat within the United Forces Congress, all the potential Congressmen would have to maintain an Officer Rank and certify completion of both the United Forces Department of Education Officer Training, and the United Forces Department of Education Political School courses.

The Speaker of the House and the Assistant Speaker of The House would select no more than two candidates from each branch to run for Congress.

Once all listed requirements were met, they would campaign to the people of the U.F. in hopes of receiving votes to be given a seat at the start of a new voting term, the congressmen were required to campaign for 30 days starting on the first of the month. Then on the first of the following month the government would begin to take votes then the next day the new congressman would typically be announced. If there was only one potential Congressman for the current election, he/she will win by default. All new Congressmen agreed to be locked into the Congress and served a standard 30 days, after the 30 days were up, he/she can resign or choose to do another 30 days in the congress, or until the first of the month where he/she would officially be impeached from the congress with a two thirds vote from the congress.

If impeached from the congress that congressman would stay in the congress until the first of the month where he/she would officially be impeached from the congress. In order for something to pass in the Congress everyone had to vote, and the bill would have to win by one or more votes, unless the Constitution states that a two thirds vote was required. All congressmen had to be 13 years of age, must have passed the Department of Education Officer Training and Political School, and served for at least one month in the United Forces.

## **The United Forces Constitution**

"We the people of the United Forces in order to hold a more stable republic and structure, and to ensure the future of this clan,

create the Constitution of the United Forces."

"Article I: Bill of Rights"

"Everyone is entitled to all the rights and freedoms set forth in this Declaration, without discrimination of any kind, such as race, color, sex, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin. Furthermore, no discrimination shall be made on the basis of the political, jurisdictional or nationality of the clan to which a person belongs, whether it be independent, trust, non-self-governing or under any other limitation of sovereignty."

"Section I:

The Right to Fair and Equal Trial

All members of the U.F. shall always have the opportunity to a court date with an unbiased judge, and a trial that is considered fair and equal by all.

Section II:

The Right to Request a Re-Trial

In the event a court trial is deemed to be either biased or unfair, a retrial may be requested by only the defendant or the prosecutor, and a second court date will be scheduled. The new trial will be carried out in the High Court, in which it shall be the duty of the Attorney General, Deputy Attorney General, and the High Court to elect a new judge for the case up to a maximum of five times, once per failed case. If the case is still not resolved and closed, the fifth judge will ultimately determine the outcome of the case, and it will immediately be closed once his decision is made."

"Section III:

The Right to Public Assembly

All U.F. members, shall be allowed to attend public meetings, sessions, court hearings, trainings, events, etc. However, this may be void if any of the following are true: 1) The event/session is a restricted meeting for the U.F. Government. 2) The event/session is with Foreign Leaders. 3) A U.F. Judge has ruled that a member cannot attend public events/sessions of any kind in a U.F. Court of Law."

"Section IV:

The Right to Education

All members of the U.F. have the right to attend the DoE."

"Section V:

The Right to Vote

All members of the U.F. have the right to vote. A member may not vote if a Judge of the Department of Justice has placed restrictions on that member, and the restrictions are still in effect."

"Section VI:

The Right to An Attorney

All U.F. members are entitled to select a partner to assist them in court trials at any time regardless of the charges placed against them, or the matter of which they are attending court for."

"Section VII:

The Right to Request a Conference with a Political Agent

All political agents of the U.F. are required to meet with U.F. members, regarding any issue, at least once per month without declining, at the member's request. After the agent has met with that particular member once, they are not required to accept any further meetings, but still may."

"Section VIII:

The Right to Admittance

The people of the U.F. shall be admitted to the U.F., regardless of their nationality or location,

given that they are able to speak the English language fluently."

"Section IX:

The Right to File a Lawsuit

In the event that any member of the U.F. feels that another U.F. member has violated a law, or is negatively being affected by another member, they have the option to file a lawsuit and receive a court date against that person."

"Section X:

The Right to Disregard an Order

Any soldier which receives an order that is unlawful or unconstitutional may disregard that order at their own will."

"Section XI:

The Right to Declassified News

The people of the U.F. have the right to be informed of all news. However, any information that is deemed "Classified" cannot be disclosed at any time. Information is classified and declassified by a majority vote from the U.F. Congress and Executive Branch.

Section XII:

The Right to Remain Silent

You have the right to remain silent, anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law when being detained and arrested.  You do not have the right to remain silent and must answer all questions truthfully when being questioned in a court of law.

Section XIII:

The Right to Knowledge of Allegations

The Military Police is required to inform all alleged criminals of the charges being brought against them before they can be detained and assigned a court date.

Section XIV:

We are all equal under the law

All U.F. personnel are to be treated equally and fairly under the laws in this Constitution and the laws posted on the official U.F. website, without exception, regardless of rank, location, social status, or any other traits or factors they may have.

Section XV:

Your rights are protected by the law enforcement

The Military Police, using the fullest extent of their powers, are to defend the Constitution and the rights it provides to all members of the U.F.

Section XVI:

No unfair detainment.

No Military Policeman may detain any U.F. member without probable cause.

A U.F. member under such conditions may file a lawsuit against the detaining officer.

Section XVII:

We are always innocent until proven guilty

All defendants in a trial shall remain innocent, and may not receive a sentencing until the prosecutor provides legitimate evidence against the defendant in a U.F. Court of Law.

Section XVIII:

Freedom of speech

All members of the U.F. have the right to voice their opinion anywhere except for in a combat zone, and when comms off are in effect.

Section XIX:

A fair and free clan

The U.F. and its members are entitled to operating in an environment where everyone is treated fairly, without discrimination, and freely with their granted rights.

Section XX:

You have rights no matter where you are

All rights within the U.F. Constitution are to be granted to all U.F. members whenever online on Xbox Live.

Section XXI:

We are all free and equal

All U.F. personnel must be treated fairly, respectfully, and equivalently,

and be in a positive environment where group cooperation is used as often as possible.

The U.F. government may distinguish which materials are public or protected from disclosure, based on classification of information as sensitive or classified. Any person of the U.F. may express their views of the United Forces even if it is a negative expression, so be it remains truthful.

Article II: Military

The United Forces Military is one of the most extraordinary fighting forces in the Military Community,

with that comes prudent responsibility to our government. The soldiers

within the branches work tirelessly to ensure the ideals set forth in the Constitution are upheld and spread the idea of a fair and free Halo Community.

Section I:

Preservation of the Forces

The four main branches of the U.F. (Army, Naval Air Force, Military Police, Marine Corps) cannot be altered, removed or changed from their original purpose. In addition, no more than 8 total branches and 6 total sub-branches may be in service at any given time.

Section II:

Distribution of power

The U.F. Government has full control over the Armed Forces, in addition no one person may have full control over the U.F. Military.

Section III:

The U.F. Army

The U.F. Army shall act as the primary means of defense whenever possible. They will assist with defensive measures in raids, holding bases, etc. The Army is not restricted to only defense, but it will be their primary objective. When defense is no longer possible, or the Commanding Officer orders them to, they may assist with offensive efforts.

The U.F. Army is permitted to use 4-6 UNSC weapons. At least two must be non-power weapons, and no more than two may be power weapons.

The U.F. Army can use up to three UNSC ground based vehicles.

Section IV:

The U.F. Naval Air Force

The U.F. Naval Air Force will defend U.F. Naval Vessels, as well as provide air support over land. The Naval Air Force are always permitted to use flying vehicles, except when ordered otherwise.

The U.F. Naval Air Force may use three to five UNSC weapons. At least two must be non-power weapons, no more than two may be power weapons.

The U.F. Naval Air Force can use up to six UNSC vehicles, three of which is required to be an air vehicle.

Section V:

The U.F. Military Police

The duty of the U.F. Military Police is to enforce the laws of the U.F., as well as to arrest those that do not follow these laws.

The U.F. Military Police can use two to four UNSC weapons. At least one must be a non-power weapon and no more than one may be a power weapon.

The U.F. Military Police are allowed to use three UNSC vehicles.

Section VI:

The U.F. Marine Corps

The U.F. Marine Corps will provide offensive measures. When needed, they may act defensively in order to maintain a location.

The U.F. Marine Corps can use six to eight UNSC weapons. At least half have to be non-power weapons.

The U.F. Marine Corps can use up to four UNSC ground based vehicles.

Section VII:

Usage of Non-UNSC Ordnance

The only time the U.F. Armed Forces can use non UNSC weapons/vehicles is if there is no UNSC weapons/vehicles on that Halo title.

Section VIII:

U.F. Interaction Policy

The U.F. and its people will not engage in war or scrimmage with competitive or recreational clans at any time.

Only clans designated as "Military-Based" are suitable for foreign relations and interactions with the U.F. All other groups shall be disregarded and dismissed.

Article III: Government

The United Forces Government is what keeps the U.F. running, the U.F. Government is in charge of both our Armed Forces and Foreign relations with some limits. as long as the U.F. Government is within our Constitutional rights, the U.F. Government may do just about anything for the benefit of the U.F, it's people and the Halo: Community

Section I:

The President

The President of the United Forces is Commander-In-Chief of the Armed Forces and director of all political branches. The President will vote to approve or deny bills created by Congress after the DoJ has declared full Constitutional compliance with potential bills.

The President of the U.F. also has to sign 'Alliances, Peace Treaties, And War Declarations, that are approved by the Executive Branch.

The president of the U.F. may only serve in office for two terms of two years.

The President of the U.F. gets three votes in the U.F. government.

The requirements for the president: The president of the U.F. must be at least 14 years of age unless otherwise determined to be mature, have served with the U.F. for at least six months, and completed the United Forces Department of Education officer training and the United Forces Department of Education political school.

The President of the United Forces designated formal weapons are Magnum, and Sniper,

in battle the President is permitted to use any UNSC weapons he wants.

The President of the U.F. is not permitted to be in the U.F. Armed Forces but to act as the primary leader of all U.F. personnel.

The President can also declare war, and deploy troops up to 72 hours before the Executive Branch makes their final decision to stay involved in the conflict or to end the conflict.

Section II:

The Vice President

The Vice President of the United Forces is both assistant and partner of the President in the U.F. government.

The Vice President also takes the position of the President when the President is unavailable.

The Vice President is primarily in charge of the U.F. government.

The Vice President is first in the line of succession.

The Vice President of the U.F. gets three votes in the U.F. government.

The Vice President of the U.F. may only serve in office with the President for two terms of two years.

The requirements for the vice president: The vice president of the U.F. must be at least 14 years of age unless otherwise determined to be mature, have served with the U.F. for at least six months, and completed the United Forces Department of Education officer training and the United Forces Department of Education political school,

the vice president must be appointed by the president in order to be the vice president, however he/she is not obligated to accept that position.

The Vice President of the United Forces designated formal weapons are Magnum, and Sniper,

in battle The Vice President is permitted to use any UNSC weapons he wants.

The Vice President of the U.F. is not permitted to be in the U.F. Armed Forces but to act as the assistant leader of all U.F. personnel.

The Vice President can also declare war, and deploy troops up to 48 hours before the Executive Branch makes their final decision to stay involved in the conflict or to end the conflict.

Section III:

The Speaker of The House

The United Forces Speaker of The House is the Director of the Congress. The job of the Speaker of the House is to schedule upcoming events for the Congress, The Speaker of The House is also an advisor to the president.

The Speaker of The House is second in the line of succession.

The Speaker of The House is required to be in a branch of the United Forces Armed Forces.

The Speaker of The House designated weapons are based on the branch he joins.

The Speaker of The House of the U.F. may only serve in office for two terms of two years.

The requirements for The Speaker of The House: The Speaker of The House of the U.F. must be at least 14 years of age unless otherwise determined to be mature, have served with the U.F. for at least four months, and completed the United Forces Department of Education officer training and the United Forces Department of Education political school.

The Speaker of The House of the U.F. gets two votes in the U.F. government.

Section IV:

The Assistant Speaker of The House

The United Forces Assistant Speaker of The House is the assistant director of the Congress. The job of the Assistant Speaker of the House is to assist The Speaker of The House in the Congress and take his place while he is unavailable.

The Assistant Speaker of The House is third in the line of succession.

The Assistant Speaker of The House is required to be in a branch of the United Forces Armed Forces.

The Assistant Speaker of The House's designated weapons is based on the branch he joins.

The Assistant Speaker of The House of the U.F. may only serve in office for two terms of two years,

and must be appointed by The Speaker of The House, and run as a peer for office, however he/she is not obligated to accept that position.

The requirements for The Assistant Speaker of The House: The Assistant Speaker of The House of the U.F. must be at least 14 years of age unless otherwise determined to be mature, have served with the U.F. for at least three months, and completed the United Forces Department of Education officer training and the United Forces Department of Education political school.

The Assistant Speaker of The House of the U.F. gets two votes in the U.F. government.

Section V:

The Secretary of State

The United Forces Secretary of State is the director of the Executive Branch. The job of the Secretary of State is to schedule upcoming events for the Executive Branch. The Secretary of State is also an advisor to the President.

The Secretary of State is fourth in the line of succession.

The Secretary of State is required to be in a branch of the United Forces Armed Forces.

The Secretary of State's designated weapons are based on the branch he joins.

The Secretary of State of the U.F. may only serve in office for two terms of two years.

The requirements for the Secretary of State:  The Secretary of State of the U.F. must be at least 14 years of age unless otherwise determined to be mature,  have served with the U.F. for at least four months, and completed the United Forces Department of Education officer training, and the United Forces Department of Education political school.

The Secretary of State of the U.F. gets two votes in the U.F. government.

Section VI:

The Assistant Secretary of State

The United Forces Assistant Secretary of State is the Assistant director of the Executive Branch.

The job of the Assistant Secretary of State is to assist the Secretary of State in the Executive Branch.

The Assistant Secretary of State is fifth in the line of succession.

The Assistant Secretary of State is required to be in a branch of the United Forces Armed Forces.

The Assistant Secretary of State designated weapons are based on the branch he joins.

The Secretary of State of the U.F. may only serve in office for two terms of two years, and must be appointed by the president.

The requirements for the Assistant Secretary of State:  The Assistant Secretary of State of the U.F. must be at least 14 years of age unless otherwise determined to be mature, have served with the U.F. for at least three months, and completed the United Forces Department of Education officer training, and the United Forces Department of Education political school.

The Assistant Secretary of State of the U.F. gets two votes in the U.F. government.

Section VII:

The Attorney General

The United Forces Attorney General is the director of the Department of Justice. The job of the Attorney General is to schedule upcoming events for the Department of Justice. The Attorney General is also an advisor to the president.

The Attorney General is sixth in the line of succession.

The Attorney General is required to be in a branch of the United Forces Armed Forces.

The Attorney General designated weapons are based on the branch he/she joins.

The Attorney General of the U.F. may only serve in office for two terms of two years.

The requirements for the Attorney General: The Attorney General of the U.F. must be at least 14 years of age unless otherwise determined to be mature, have served with the U.F. for at least four months, and completed the United Forces Department of Education officer training, and the United Forces Department of Education political school.

The Attorney General of the U.F. gets two votes in the U.F. government.

The Attorney General is not allowed to host court sessions, nor is he allowed to be in the High Court while he is the Attorney General.

Section VIII:

The Deputy Attorney General

The United Forces Deputy Attorney General is the Assistant director of the Department of Justice. The job of the Deputy Attorney General is to assist the Attorney General in the Department of Justice.

The Deputy Attorney General is seventh in the line of succession.

The Deputy Attorney General is required to be in a branch of the United Forces Armed Forces.

The Deputy Attorney General designated weapons are based on the branch he/she joins.

The Deputy Attorney General of the U.F. may only serve in office for two terms of two years, and must be appointed by the Attorney General in order to be the Deputy Attorney General, however he/she is not obligated to accept that position.

The requirements for The Deputy Attorney General: The Deputy Attorney General of the U.F. must be at least 14 years of age unless otherwise determined to be mature, have served with the U.F. for at least four months, and completed the United Forces Department of Education officer training, and the United Forces Department of Education political school.

The Deputy Attorney General of the U.F. gets two votes in the U.F. government.

The Deputy Attorney General is not allowed to host court sessions, nor is he allowed to be in the High Court while he is The Deputy Attorney General.

Section IX:

The Congress

The United Forces Congress handles internal affairs with the exception of law enforcement.

The Congress votes on domestic bills.

In the event that the President rejects a bill, the Congress may re-vote.

If a two-thirds vote is reached in favor of the bill, the Congress overrides the veto, and the bill is passed into law.

In order to obtain a seat within the United Forces Congress, all potential Congressmen must maintain an Officer Rank, and must certify completion of both the United Forces Department of Education Officer Training, and the United Forces Department of Education Political School courses.

The Speaker of the House and the Assistant Speaker of The House will select no more than two candidates from each branch to run for Congress.

Once all listed requirements are met, they will campaign to the people of the U.F. in hopes of receiving votes to be given a seat at the start of a new voting term, the congressmen are required to campaign for 30 days starting on the first of the month. Then on the first of the following month the government will begin to take votes then the next day the new congressman will be announced.

If there is only one potential Congressman for the current election, he/she will win by default.

All new Congressmen will agree to be locked into the Congress and will serve for 30 days, after the 30 days are up he/she can resign or choose to do another 30 days in the congress, or until the first of the month where he/she could officially get impeached from the congress with a two thirds vote from the congress.

If impeached from the congress that congressman will stay in the congress until the first of the month where he/she will officially be impeached from the congress. In order for something to pass in the Congress everyone has to vote and the bill must win by one or more votes,

unless the Constitution states that a two thirds vote is required

All congressmen must be 13 years of age, must have passed the Department of Education Officer Training and Political School, and served for at least one month in the United Forces.

Section X:

The Executive Branch

The United Forces Executive Branch handles all foreign affairs, including alliances peace treaties, war declaration.

The Executive Branch is ran by The Secretary of State and The Assistant Secretary of State.

The President appoints both, The Secretary of State and The Assistant Secretary of State.

The President, The Vice President, the Secretary of State and The Assistant Secretary of State appoints all ambassadors.

The Secretary of State helps schedule any events, within his/her power for the Executive Branch, and is an adviser to the President of The U.F.

The Assistant Secretary of State, assists with any jobs The Secretary of State cannot do or is away for.

In order for something to pass in the Executive Branch everyone has to vote and the bill must win by one or more votes,

unless the Constitution states that a two thirds vote is required

All members of the Executive Branch must be 13 years of age, must have passed the Department of Education Officer Training and Political School, and served for at least one month in the United Forces.

Section XI:

The Department of Justice

The United Forces Department of Justice handles all court sessions within the U.F. whether it be properly enforcing laws or assisting the congress with an impeachment.

The DoJ contains three courts, The Civil Court, The Criminal Court, and The High Court.

The Civil Court will handle all lawsuits.

The Criminal Court will handle all reported cases involving law breaking actions,

including foreign law breaking actions as long as it involves the U.F.

The High Court handles all courts that have not been finished in the lower courts, and makes sure that all laws created by congress are constitutional before they can reach the president.

In both The Civil Court, and The Criminal Court a unbiased jury of six is required, and the vote must be unanimous.

The High Court is presented by the five supreme judges, and in the case of a unfinished court all five supreme judges have to be unanimous on the vote.

The DoJ also contains a military branch, the Military Police.

The Military Police upholds and enforce the laws and the U.F Constitution.

All members of the DoJ must be 13 years of age, must have passed the Department of Education Officer Training and Political School, and served for at least two months in the United Forces.

Section XII:

Department of Education

The United Forces Department of Education is built for several courses that a member of the U.F. must complete in order to get to special positions, those courses are created and approved by the U.F. Congress.

Those positions can run anywhere from certain ranks or political seats, again that is all up to the U.F. Congress

Section XIII:

Voting Terms

Voting Terms:

#1 No member of the U.F. is allowed to vote for themselves

#2 No person foreign or domestic may know the outcome of the vote until the end of the voting term, and all votes have been counted.

#3 To win a vote, you must retain at least a 51% votes towards his/her favor.

#4 You must have passed the U.F. Basic Training, and served in the U.F. at least one week.

Section XIV:

The Line of Succession

The Line of Succession is a list of people that take the role of president when he/she has resigned.

Once all of The Line of Succession is gone it becomes the duty of the U.F. Government to elect a new president and a new Line of Succession.

The Line of Succession is as follows:

Vice President

Speaker of The House

Assistant Speaker of The House

Secretary of State

Assistant Secretary of State

Attorney General

Deputy Attorney General

## **The United Forces Constitution**

We the people of the United Forces in order to hold a more stable republic and structure, and to ensure the future of this clan,

create the Constitution of the United Forces.

Article I: Bill of Rights

Everyone is entitled to all the rights and freedoms set forth in this Declaration, without discrimination of any kind, such as race, color, sex, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin. Furthermore, no discrimination shall be made on the basis of the political, jurisdictional or nationality of the clan to which a person belongs, whether it be independent, trust, non-self-governing or under any other limitation of sovereignty.

Section I:

The Right to Fair and Equal Trial

All members of the U.F. shall always have the opportunity to a court date with an unbiased judge, and a trial that is considered fair and equal by all.

Section II:

The Right to Request a Re-Trial

In the event a court trial is deemed to be either biased or unfair, a retrial may be requested by only the defendant or the prosecutor, and a second court date will be scheduled. The new trial will be carried out in the High Court, in which it shall be the duty of the Attorney General, Deputy Attorney General, and the High Court to elect a new judge for the case up to a maximum of five times, once per failed case. If the case is still not resolved and closed, the fifth judge will ultimately determine the outcome of the case, and it will immediately be closed once his decision is made.

Section III:

The Right to Public Assembly

All U.F. members, shall be allowed to attend public meetings, sessions, court hearings, trainings, events, etc. However, this may be void if any of the following are true: 1) The event/session is a restricted meeting for the U.F. Government. 2) The event/session is with Foreign Leaders. 3) A U.F. Judge has ruled that a member cannot attend public events/sessions of any kind in a U.F. Court of Law.

Section IV:

The Right to Education

All members of the U.F. have the right to attend the DoE.

Section V:

The Right to Vote

All members of the U.F. have the right to vote. A member may not vote if a Judge of the Department of Justice has placed restrictions on that member, and the restrictions are still in effect.

Section VI:

The Right to An Attorney

All U.F. members are entitled to select a partner to assist them in court trials at any time regardless of the charges placed against them, or the matter of which they are attending court for.

Section VII:

The Right to Request a Conference with a Political Agent

All political agents of the U.F. are required to meet with U.F. members, regarding any issue, at least once per month without declining, at the member's request. After the agent has met with that particular member once, they are not required to accept any further meetings, but still may.

Section VIII:

The Right to Admittance

The people of the U.F. shall be admitted to the U.F., regardless of their nationality or location,

given that they are able to speak the English language fluently.

Section IX:

The Right to File a Lawsuit

In the event that any member of the U.F. feels that another U.F. member has violated a law, or is negatively being affected by another member, they have the option to file a lawsuit and receive a court date against that person.

Section X:

The Right to Disregard an Order

Any soldier which receives an order that is unlawful or unconstitutional may disregard that order at their own will.

Section XI:

The Right to Declassified News

The people of the U.F. have the right to be informed of all news. However, any information that is deemed "Classified" cannot be disclosed at any time. Information is classified and declassified by a majority vote from the U.F. Congress and Executive Branch.

Section XII:

The Right to Remain Silent

You have the right to remain silent, anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law when being detained and arrested.  You do not have the right to remain silent and must answer all questions truthfully when being questioned in a court of law.

Section XIII:

The Right to Knowledge of Allegations

The Military Police is required to inform all alleged criminals of the charges being brought against them before they can be detained and assigned a court date.

Section XIV:

We are all equal under the law

All U.F. personnel are to be treated equally and fairly under the laws in this Constitution and the laws posted on the official U.F. website, without exception, regardless of rank, location, social status, or any other traits or factors they may have.

Section XV:

Your rights are protected by the law enforcement

The Military Police, using the fullest extent of their powers, are to defend the Constitution and the rights it provides to all members of the U.F.

Section XVI:

No unfair detainment.

No Military Policeman may detain any U.F. member without probable cause.

A U.F. member under such conditions may file a lawsuit against the detaining officer.

Section XVII:

We are always innocent until proven guilty

All defendants in a trial shall remain innocent, and may not receive a sentencing until the prosecutor provides legitimate evidence against the defendant in a U.F. Court of Law.

Section XVIII:

Freedom of speech

All members of the U.F. have the right to voice their opinion anywhere except for in a combat zone, and when comms off are in effect.

Section XIX:

A fair and free clan

The U.F. and its members are entitled to operating in an environment where everyone is treated fairly, without discrimination, and freely with their granted rights.

Section XX:

You have rights no matter where you are

All rights within the U.F. Constitution are to be granted to all U.F. members whenever online on Xbox Live.

Section XXI:

We are all free and equal

All U.F. personnel must be treated fairly, respectfully, and equivalently,

and be in a positive environment where group cooperation is used as often as possible.

The U.F. government may distinguish which materials are public or protected from disclosure, based on classification of information as sensitive or classified. Any person of the U.F. may express their views of the United Forces even if it is a negative expression, so be it remains truthful.

Article II: Military

The United Forces Military is one of the most extraordinary fighting forces in the Military Community,

with that comes prudent responsibility to our government. The soldiers

within the branches work tirelessly to ensure the ideals set forth in the Constitution are upheld and spread the idea of a fair and free Halo Community.

Section I:

Preservation of the Forces

The four main branches of the U.F. (Army, Naval Air Force, Military Police, Marine Corps) cannot be altered, removed or changed from their original purpose. In addition, no more than 8 total branches and 6 total sub-branches may be in service at any given time.

Section II:

Distribution of power

The U.F. Government has full control over the Armed Forces, in addition no one person may have full control over the U.F. Military.

Section III:

The U.F. Army

The U.F. Army shall act as the primary means of defense whenever possible. They will assist with defensive measures in raids, holding bases, etc. The Army is not restricted to only defense, but it will be their primary objective. When defense is no longer possible, or the Commanding Officer orders them to, they may assist with offensive efforts.

The U.F. Army is permitted to use 4-6 UNSC weapons. At least two must be non-power weapons, and no more than two may be power weapons.

The U.F. Army can use up to three UNSC ground based vehicles.

Section IV:

The U.F. Naval Air Force

The U.F. Naval Air Force will defend U.F. Naval Vessels, as well as provide air support over land. The Naval Air Force are always permitted to use flying vehicles, except when ordered otherwise.

The U.F. Naval Air Force may use three to five UNSC weapons. At least two must be non-power weapons, no more than two may be power weapons.

The U.F. Naval Air Force can use up to six UNSC vehicles, three of which is required to be an air vehicle.

Section V:

The U.F. Military Police

The duty of the U.F. Military Police is to enforce the laws of the U.F., as well as to arrest those that do not follow these laws.

The U.F. Military Police can use two to four UNSC weapons. At least one must be a non-power weapon and no more than one may be a power weapon.

The U.F. Military Police are allowed to use three UNSC vehicles.

Section VI:

The U.F. Marine Corps

The U.F. Marine Corps will provide offensive measures. When needed, they may act defensively in order to maintain a location.

The U.F. Marine Corps can use six to eight UNSC weapons. At least half have to be non-power weapons.

The U.F. Marine Corps can use up to four UNSC ground based vehicles.

Section VII:

Usage of Non-UNSC Ordnance

The only time the U.F. Armed Forces can use non UNSC weapons/vehicles is if there is no UNSC weapons/vehicles on that Halo title.

Section VIII:

U.F. Interaction Policy

The U.F. and its people will not engage in war or scrimmage with competitive or recreational clans at any time.

Only clans designated as "Military-Based" are suitable for foreign relations and interactions with the U.F. All other groups shall be disregarded and dismissed.

Article III: Government

The United Forces Government is what keeps the U.F. running, the U.F. Government is in charge of both our Armed Forces and Foreign relations with some limits. as long as the U.F. Government is within our Constitutional rights, the U.F. Government may do just about anything for the benefit of the U.F, it's people and the Halo: Community

Section I:

The President

The President of the United Forces is Commander-In-Chief of the Armed Forces and director of all political branches. The President will vote to approve or deny bills created by Congress after the DoJ has declared full Constitutional compliance with potential bills.

The President of the U.F. also has to sign 'Alliances, Peace Treaties, And War Declarations, that are approved by the Executive Branch.

The president of the U.F. may only serve in office for two terms of two years.

The President of the U.F. gets three votes in the U.F. government.

The requirements for the president: The president of the U.F. must be at least 14 years of age unless otherwise determined to be mature, have served with the U.F. for at least six months, and completed the United Forces Department of Education officer training and the United Forces Department of Education political school.

The President of the United Forces designated formal weapons are Magnum, and Sniper,

in battle the President is permitted to use any UNSC weapons he wants.

The President of the U.F. is not permitted to be in the U.F. Armed Forces but to act as the primary leader of all U.F. personnel.

The President can also declare war, and deploy troops up to 72 hours before the Executive Branch makes their final decision to stay involved in the conflict or to end the conflict.

Section II:

The Vice President

The Vice President of the United Forces is both assistant and partner of the President in the U.F. government.

The Vice President also takes the position of the President when the President is unavailable.

The Vice President is primarily in charge of the U.F. government.

The Vice President is first in the line of succession.

The Vice President of the U.F. gets three votes in the U.F. government.

The Vice President of the U.F. may only serve in office with the President for two terms of two years.

The requirements for the vice president: The vice president of the U.F. must be at least 14 years of age unless otherwise determined to be mature, have served with the U.F. for at least six months, and completed the United Forces Department of Education officer training and the United Forces Department of Education political school,

the vice president must be appointed by the president in order to be the vice president, however he/she is not obligated to accept that position.

The Vice President of the United Forces designated formal weapons are Magnum, and Sniper,

in battle The Vice President is permitted to use any UNSC weapons he wants.

The Vice President of the U.F. is not permitted to be in the U.F. Armed Forces but to act as the assistant leader of all U.F. personnel.

The Vice President can also declare war, and deploy troops up to 48 hours before the Executive Branch makes their final decision to stay involved in the conflict or to end the conflict.

Section III:

The Speaker of The House

The United Forces Speaker of The House is the Director of the Congress. The job of the Speaker of the House is to schedule upcoming events for the Congress, The Speaker of The House is also an advisor to the president.

The Speaker of The House is second in the line of succession.

The Speaker of The House is required to be in a branch of the United Forces Armed Forces.

The Speaker of The House designated weapons are based on the branch he joins.

The Speaker of The House of the U.F. may only serve in office for two terms of two years.

The requirements for The Speaker of The House: The Speaker of The House of the U.F. must be at least 14 years of age unless otherwise determined to be mature, have served with the U.F. for at least four months, and completed the United Forces Department of Education officer training and the United Forces Department of Education political school.

The Speaker of The House of the U.F. gets two votes in the U.F. government.

Section IV:

The Assistant Speaker of The House

The United Forces Assistant Speaker of The House is the assistant director of the Congress. The job of the Assistant Speaker of the House is to assist The Speaker of The House in the Congress and take his place while he is unavailable.

The Assistant Speaker of The House is third in the line of succession.

The Assistant Speaker of The House is required to be in a branch of the United Forces Armed Forces.

The Assistant Speaker of The House's designated weapons is based on the branch he joins.

The Assistant Speaker of The House of the U.F. may only serve in office for two terms of two years,

and must be appointed by The Speaker of The House, and run as a peer for office, however he/she is not obligated to accept that position.

The requirements for The Assistant Speaker of The House: The Assistant Speaker of The House of the U.F. must be at least 14 years of age unless otherwise determined to be mature, have served with the U.F. for at least three months, and completed the United Forces Department of Education officer training and the United Forces Department of Education political school.

The Assistant Speaker of The House of the U.F. gets two votes in the U.F. government.

Section V:

The Secretary of State

The United Forces Secretary of State is the director of the Executive Branch. The job of the Secretary of State is to schedule upcoming events for the Executive Branch. The Secretary of State is also an advisor to the President.

The Secretary of State is fourth in the line of succession.

The Secretary of State is required to be in a branch of the United Forces Armed Forces.

The Secretary of State's designated weapons are based on the branch he joins.

The Secretary of State of the U.F. may only serve in office for two terms of two years.

The requirements for the Secretary of State:  The Secretary of State of the U.F. must be at least 14 years of age unless otherwise determined to be mature,  have served with the U.F. for at least four months, and completed the United Forces Department of Education officer training, and the United Forces Department of Education political school.

The Secretary of State of the U.F. gets two votes in the U.F. government.

Section VI:

The Assistant Secretary of State

The United Forces Assistant Secretary of State is the Assistant director of the Executive Branch.

The job of the Assistant Secretary of State is to assist the Secretary of State in the Executive Branch.

The Assistant Secretary of State is fifth in the line of succession.

The Assistant Secretary of State is required to be in a branch of the United Forces Armed Forces.

The Assistant Secretary of State designated weapons are based on the branch he joins.

The Secretary of State of the U.F. may only serve in office for two terms of two years, and must be appointed by the president.

The requirements for the Assistant Secretary of State:  The Assistant Secretary of State of the U.F. must be at least 14 years of age unless otherwise determined to be mature, have served with the U.F. for at least three months, and completed the United Forces Department of Education officer training, and the United Forces Department of Education political school.

The Assistant Secretary of State of the U.F. gets two votes in the U.F. government.

Section VII:

The Attorney General

The United Forces Attorney General is the director of the Department of Justice. The job of the Attorney General is to schedule upcoming events for the Department of Justice. The Attorney General is also an advisor to the president.

The Attorney General is sixth in the line of succession.

The Attorney General is required to be in a branch of the United Forces Armed Forces.

The Attorney General designated weapons are based on the branch he/she joins.

The Attorney General of the U.F. may only serve in office for two terms of two years.

The requirements for the Attorney General: The Attorney General of the U.F. must be at least 14 years of age unless otherwise determined to be mature, have served with the U.F. for at least four months, and completed the United Forces Department of Education officer training, and the United Forces Department of Education political school.

The Attorney General of the U.F. gets two votes in the U.F. government.

The Attorney General is not allowed to host court sessions, nor is he allowed to be in the High Court while he is the Attorney General.

Section VIII:

The Deputy Attorney General

The United Forces Deputy Attorney General is the Assistant director of the Department of Justice. The job of the Deputy Attorney General is to assist the Attorney General in the Department of Justice.

The Deputy Attorney General is seventh in the line of succession.

The Deputy Attorney General is required to be in a branch of the United Forces Armed Forces.

The Deputy Attorney General designated weapons are based on the branch he/she joins.

The Deputy Attorney General of the U.F. may only serve in office for two terms of two years, and must be appointed by the Attorney General in order to be the Deputy Attorney General, however he/she is not obligated to accept that position.

The requirements for The Deputy Attorney General: The Deputy Attorney General of the U.F. must be at least 14 years of age unless otherwise determined to be mature, have served with the U.F. for at least four months, and completed the United Forces Department of Education officer training, and the United Forces Department of Education political school.

The Deputy Attorney General of the U.F. gets two votes in the U.F. government.

The Deputy Attorney General is not allowed to host court sessions, nor is he allowed to be in the High Court while he is The Deputy Attorney General.

Section IX:

The Congress

The United Forces Congress handles internal affairs with the exception of law enforcement.

The Congress votes on domestic bills.

In the event that the President rejects a bill, the Congress may re-vote.

If a two-thirds vote is reached in favor of the bill, the Congress overrides the veto, and the bill is passed into law.

In order to obtain a seat within the United Forces Congress, all potential Congressmen must maintain an Officer Rank, and must certify completion of both the United Forces Department of Education Officer Training, and the United Forces Department of Education Political School courses.

The Speaker of the House and the Assistant Speaker of The House will select no more than two candidates from each branch to run for Congress.

Once all listed requirements are met, they will campaign to the people of the U.F. in hopes of receiving votes to be given a seat at the start of a new voting term, the congressmen are required to campaign for 30 days starting on the first of the month. Then on the first of the following month the government will begin to take votes then the next day the new congressman will be announced.

If there is only one potential Congressman for the current election, he/she will win by default.

All new Congressmen will agree to be locked into the Congress and will serve for 30 days, after the 30 days are up he/she can resign or choose to do another 30 days in the congress, or until the first of the month where he/she could officially get impeached from the congress with a two thirds vote from the congress.

If impeached from the congress that congressman will stay in the congress until the first of the month where he/she will officially be impeached from the congress. In order for something to pass in the Congress everyone has to vote and the bill must win by one or more votes,

unless the Constitution states that a two thirds vote is required

All congressmen must be 13 years of age, must have passed the Department of Education Officer Training and Political School, and served for at least one month in the United Forces.

Section X:

The Executive Branch

The United Forces Executive Branch handles all foreign affairs, including alliances peace treaties, war declaration.

The Executive Branch is ran by The Secretary of State and The Assistant Secretary of State.

The President appoints both, The Secretary of State and The Assistant Secretary of State.

The President, The Vice President, the Secretary of State and The Assistant Secretary of State appoints all ambassadors.

The Secretary of State helps schedule any events, within his/her power for the Executive Branch, and is an adviser to the President of The U.F.

The Assistant Secretary of State, assists with any jobs The Secretary of State cannot do or is away for.

In order for something to pass in the Executive Branch everyone has to vote and the bill must win by one or more votes,

unless the Constitution states that a two thirds vote is required

All members of the Executive Branch must be 13 years of age, must have passed the Department of Education Officer Training and Political School, and served for at least one month in the United Forces.

Section XI:

The Department of Justice

The United Forces Department of Justice handles all court sessions within the U.F. whether it be properly enforcing laws or assisting the congress with an impeachment.

The DoJ contains three courts, The Civil Court, The Criminal Court, and The High Court.

The Civil Court will handle all lawsuits.

The Criminal Court will handle all reported cases involving law breaking actions,

including foreign law breaking actions as long as it involves the U.F.

The High Court handles all courts that have not been finished in the lower courts, and makes sure that all laws created by congress are constitutional before they can reach the president.

In both The Civil Court, and The Criminal Court a unbiased jury of six is required, and the vote must be unanimous.

The High Court is presented by the five supreme judges, and in the case of a unfinished court all five supreme judges have to be unanimous on the vote.

The DoJ also contains a military branch, the Military Police.

The Military Police upholds and enforce the laws and the U.F Constitution.

All members of the DoJ must be 13 years of age, must have passed the Department of Education Officer Training and Political School, and served for at least two months in the United Forces.

Section XII:

Department of Education

The United Forces Department of Education is built for several courses that a member of the U.F. must complete in order to get to special positions, those courses are created and approved by the U.F. Congress.

Those positions can run anywhere from certain ranks or political seats, again that is all up to the U.F. Congress

Section XIII:

Voting Terms

Voting Terms:

#1 No member of the U.F. is allowed to vote for themselves

#2 No person foreign or domestic may know the outcome of the vote until the end of the voting term, and all votes have been counted.

#3 To win a vote, you must retain at least a 51% votes towards his/her favor.

#4 You must have passed the U.F. Basic Training, and served in the U.F. at least one week.

Section XIV:

The Line of Succession

The Line of Succession is a list of people that take the role of president when he/she has resigned.

Once all of The Line of Succession is gone it becomes the duty of the U.F. Government to elect a new president and a new Line of Succession.

The Line of Succession is as follows:

Vice President

Speaker of The House

Assistant Speaker of The House

Secretary of State

Assistant Secretary of State

Attorney General

Deputy Attorney General

## (Bill One)

**(New Department Within the U.F. Government.)**

"The National Office of Security Enforcement (NOOSE) will be used as a group of departments including the Department of Corrections and the Department of Law Enforcement. The name ”N.O.O.S.E.” will be used for its occurrence throughout the GTA franchise. You can find the emblem and name on some vehicles such as the Annihilator and SWAT Van. To be in Charge of the N.O.O.S.E. there would be the Attorney General, Deputy Attorney General (Both in The D.O.J.), and the Secretary of The Military Police."

"The roles these individuals will serve will to be to appoint people to become probation officers and disciplinary officers for the D.O.C."

"First off I would like to explain the Department of Corrections, The Department of Corrections will be served as a discipline system for members of the United Forces if they have committed crimes such as breaking Federal laws, Constitutional laws, and Branch Protocol. Inside this department there would be multiple rolls such as probation officers that will enforce proper courses of action are taken against the law breaker with the charges that have been placed against him by the D.O.J. Of course there will be probation. Probation is an optional charge to be pushed against the criminal by the prosecutor and only will be used if the jury of the court session applies this to take action. Probation is determined by the Department of Corrections and can be used in multiple ways for example, where the criminal cannot talk to anyone on Xbox live for a certain amount of time, small charges would be around a week and more severe ones, as experienced in the Vendetta Havoc case 6 months of probation were put against him for treason before he left. There would also be disciplinary officers who take the criminals through the process of disciplinary trainings and sessions. These officers would be put to use for the majority of the D.O.C and will be placed in sessions with the criminal and will run through certain drills such as running laps or swimming laps as well."

"For the next segment I will explain the Department of Law Enforcement, The Department of Law Enforcement will be a section of the National Office of Security Enforcement and will be a acting Head Quarters for the military police and divisions that have to do with laws and regulations. The main individual in charge of this department would be the Secretary of the Military Police, for the military police is the main part of the Department of Law Enforcement. This would mean that all affairs within that branch would tie in with this department there for the Department of Law Enforcement will Keep track of warrants for lawbreaking criminals within the United Forces. In this department there will be a hierarchy including the head being the Secretary of the Military Police, then  the Assistant Secretary of The Military Police, and finally any member that holds the rank of General of the military police. The Department of Law Enforcement will work along side with the Department of Archives to send Military Police Officers to claim warrants, and after doing so will write up a police report to be then reviewed by the Department of Law Enforcement officials such as Secretary of the Military Police, Assistant Secretary of The Military Police, and other officers, before being sent to the Department of Archives."

Votes for Bill One: (Congressmen Severity)

Yes: 7

No: 0