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Cepelinas: Halve Space Law Sentencing Times #5249 PR

2026-01-30T19:17:55Z

Halve Space Law Sentencing Times #5249 PR

Proxything: updated as per #4947

2025-12-16T22:26:44Z

updated as per #4947

Proxything: entity to employee, again

2025-12-12T21:55:05Z

entity to employee, again

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	! style="border: 1px solid black;" \| '''Terrorism'''		! style="border: 1px solid black;" \| '''Terrorism'''
	\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| Capital		\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| Capital
	\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| To maliciously commit an act or take hostages with reckless indifference to life in order to provoke a state of terror in, intimidate, or otherwise compel an ~~entity~~ to act or abstain from acting.		\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| To maliciously commit an act or take hostages with reckless indifference to life in order to provoke a state of terror in, intimidate, or otherwise compel an Employee to act or abstain from acting.
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	\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| 403		\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| 403

Proxything: put pet defitions back in

2025-12-12T20:02:14Z

put pet defitions back in

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	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Entity Definitions\|Entity]]:''' Any thing with distinct, independent existence.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Entity Definitions\|Entity]]:''' Any thing with distinct, independent existence.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Entity Definitions\|Employee]]:''' An entity who has an employment contract with a Company.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Entity Definitions\|Employee]]:''' An entity who has an employment contract with a Company.
			* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Entity Definitions\|Pet]]:''' Any Entity that is provided to the Company's Space Stations - either through the station's Logistics Department, or brought on board by the crew - for the purposes of emotional support.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Security Jurisdiction\|Security Jurisdiction]]:''' Station law enforcement officers are bound by Space Law; they cannot operate outside of standard accessible areas, or perform searches, unless such action is allowed by either Alert Procedure or a valid warrant.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Security Jurisdiction\|Security Jurisdiction]]:''' Station law enforcement officers are bound by Space Law; they cannot operate outside of standard accessible areas, or perform searches, unless such action is allowed by either Alert Procedure or a valid warrant.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Arrest and Sentencing\|Arrest ]]:''' Any entity may be arrested, during which they are restrained, informed of their charges, and taken to the brig for search and processing under '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Brig Procedure\|Brig Procedure]]'''.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Arrest and Sentencing\|Arrest ]]:''' Any entity may be arrested, during which they are restrained, informed of their charges, and taken to the brig for search and processing under '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Brig Procedure\|Brig Procedure]]'''.

Proxything: mixup

2025-12-12T19:44:00Z

mixup

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	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Entity Definitions\|Employee]]:''' An entity who has an employment contract with a Company.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Entity Definitions\|Employee]]:''' An entity who has an employment contract with a Company.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Security Jurisdiction\|Security Jurisdiction]]:''' Station law enforcement officers are bound by Space Law; they cannot operate outside of standard accessible areas, or perform searches, unless such action is allowed by either Alert Procedure or a valid warrant.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Security Jurisdiction\|Security Jurisdiction]]:''' Station law enforcement officers are bound by Space Law; they cannot operate outside of standard accessible areas, or perform searches, unless such action is allowed by either Alert Procedure or a valid warrant.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Arrest\|Arrest ~~and Sentencing~~]]:''' Any entity may be arrested, during which they are restrained, informed of their charges, and taken to the brig for search and processing under '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Brig Procedure\|Brig Procedure]]'''.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Arrest and Sentencing\|Arrest ]]:''' Any entity may be arrested, during which they are restrained, informed of their charges, and taken to the brig for search and processing under '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Brig Procedure\|Brig Procedure]]'''.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Sentencing\|~~Arrest and~~ Sentencing]]:''' Any member of law enforcement is allowed to pass sentence on Misdemeanor, Felony, and Grand Felony charges. The Chief Justice, or in their absence, the Head of Security are allowed to pass sentence on all Charges.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Arrest and Sentencing\|Sentencing]]:''' Any member of law enforcement is allowed to pass sentence on Misdemeanor, Felony, and Grand Felony charges. The Chief Justice, or in their absence, the Head of Security are allowed to pass sentence on all Charges.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Treatment of Prisoners\|Treatment of Prisoners]]:''' Prisoners must be provided with food, water, clothing, free movement within the brig, adequate medical care, access to the Common and Prison radio channels, and moral, spiritual, or legal counseling if requested and available. If the brig becomes uninhabitable, prisoners must be securely and safely relocated to another area until the brig is functional once more. Prisoners sentenced to Permanent Confinement have additional rights and firmer restrictions that must be upheld by law enforcement officials.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Treatment of Prisoners\|Treatment of Prisoners]]:''' Prisoners must be provided with food, water, clothing, free movement within the brig, adequate medical care, access to the Common and Prison radio channels, and moral, spiritual, or legal counseling if requested and available. If the brig becomes uninhabitable, prisoners must be securely and safely relocated to another area until the brig is functional once more. Prisoners sentenced to Permanent Confinement have additional rights and firmer restrictions that must be upheld by law enforcement officials.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Paroles and Pardons\|Paroles & Pardons]]:''' Parole may be offered under the discretion of the Warden, Head of Security, or CO. Pardons may be issued by the arresting officer, the Judge of a trial, by the Warden (to those within the permanent brig), or by the CO, when deemed in the best interest of the crew or vessel, or when the circumstances of the crime warrant suspension of sentence.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Paroles and Pardons\|Paroles & Pardons]]:''' Parole may be offered under the discretion of the Warden, Head of Security, or CO. Pardons may be issued by the arresting officer, the Judge of a trial, by the Warden (to those within the permanent brig), or by the CO, when deemed in the best interest of the crew or vessel, or when the circumstances of the crime warrant suspension of sentence.

Proxything: oh my god theres more shit

2025-12-12T19:43:06Z

oh my god theres more shit

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	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Entity Definitions\|Employee]]:''' An entity who has an employment contract with a Company.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Entity Definitions\|Employee]]:''' An entity who has an employment contract with a Company.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Security Jurisdiction\|Security Jurisdiction]]:''' Station law enforcement officers are bound by Space Law; they cannot operate outside of standard accessible areas, or perform searches, unless such action is allowed by either Alert Procedure or a valid warrant.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Security Jurisdiction\|Security Jurisdiction]]:''' Station law enforcement officers are bound by Space Law; they cannot operate outside of standard accessible areas, or perform searches, unless such action is allowed by either Alert Procedure or a valid warrant.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#~~Detainment and~~ Arrest\|~~Detainment &~~ Arrest]]:''' Any entity may be arrested, during which they are restrained, informed of their charges, and taken to the brig for search and processing under '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Brig Procedure\|Brig Procedure]]'''.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Arrest\|Arrest and Sentencing]]:''' Any entity may be arrested, during which they are restrained, informed of their charges, and taken to the brig for search and processing under '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Brig Procedure\|Brig Procedure]]'''.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Sentencing\|Sentencing]]:''' Any member of law enforcement is allowed to pass sentence on Misdemeanor, Felony, and Grand Felony charges. The Chief Justice, or in their absence, the Head of Security are allowed to pass sentence on all Charges.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Sentencing\|Arrest and Sentencing]]:''' Any member of law enforcement is allowed to pass sentence on Misdemeanor, Felony, and Grand Felony charges. The Chief Justice, or in their absence, the Head of Security are allowed to pass sentence on all Charges.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Treatment of Prisoners\|Treatment of Prisoners]]:''' Prisoners must be provided with food, water, clothing, free movement within the brig, adequate medical care, access to the Common and Prison radio channels, and moral, spiritual, or legal counseling if requested and available. If the brig becomes uninhabitable, prisoners must be securely and safely relocated to another area until the brig is functional once more. Prisoners sentenced to Permanent Confinement have additional rights and firmer restrictions that must be upheld by law enforcement officials.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Treatment of Prisoners\|Treatment of Prisoners]]:''' Prisoners must be provided with food, water, clothing, free movement within the brig, adequate medical care, access to the Common and Prison radio channels, and moral, spiritual, or legal counseling if requested and available. If the brig becomes uninhabitable, prisoners must be securely and safely relocated to another area until the brig is functional once more. Prisoners sentenced to Permanent Confinement have additional rights and firmer restrictions that must be upheld by law enforcement officials.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Paroles and Pardons\|Paroles & Pardons]]:''' Parole may be offered under the discretion of the Warden, Head of Security, or CO. Pardons may be issued by the arresting officer, the Judge of a trial, by the Warden (to those within the permanent brig), or by the CO, when deemed in the best interest of the crew or vessel, or when the circumstances of the crime warrant suspension of sentence.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Paroles and Pardons\|Paroles & Pardons]]:''' Parole may be offered under the discretion of the Warden, Head of Security, or CO. Pardons may be issued by the arresting officer, the Judge of a trial, by the Warden (to those within the permanent brig), or by the CO, when deemed in the best interest of the crew or vessel, or when the circumstances of the crime warrant suspension of sentence.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Pressing Charges\|Pressing Charges]]:''' Any Employee may press charges against any other entity. Individuals may only be charged with a crime if it can be proven beyond reasonable doubt that they have committed the crime.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Pressing Charges\|Pressing Charges]]:''' Any Employee may press charges against any other entity. Individuals may only be charged with a crime if it can be proven beyond reasonable doubt that they have committed the crime.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#~~Trial~~ Procedure\|~~Trial~~ Procedure]]:''' A criminal hearing’s Judge must be, in sequential order: The Chief Justice, the Court Clerk, an impartial member of Justice or Station Command, or the Warden. The Prosecution should ideally be the Prosecutor, or an available member of Station Command or Station Security in that order. The Defense should ideally be a member of the Justice department assigned to the defendant, though they are allowed to represent themselves if they wish.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Hearing Procedure\|Hearing Procedure]]:''' A criminal hearing’s Judge must be, in sequential order: The Chief Justice, the Court Clerk, an impartial member of Justice or Station Command, or the Warden. The Prosecution should ideally be the Prosecutor, or an available member of Station Command or Station Security in that order. The Defense should ideally be a member of the Justice department assigned to the defendant, though they are allowed to represent themselves if they wish.
	* '''[[Alert Procedure]]:''' Codes Blue, Red, Gamma, and Delta authorize Security to carry progressively more advanced equipment, and loosen '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Rules of Engagement\|Rules of Engagement]]''' regarding their use. The former two codes discourage openly carrying firearms by personnel; the latter two suspend many rights to privacy, and grant Security the power to do whatever neccessary to retake or scuttle the station.		* '''[[Alert Procedure]]:''' Codes Blue, Red, Gamma, and Delta authorize Security to carry progressively more advanced equipment, and loosen '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Rules of Engagement\|Rules of Engagement]]''' regarding their use. The former two codes discourage openly carrying firearms by personnel; the latter two suspend many rights to privacy, and grant Security the power to do whatever neccessary to retake or scuttle the station.

	==Procedural Defense==		==Procedural Defense==

Proxything: typo

2025-12-12T19:17:20Z

typo

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	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Treatment of Prisoners\|Treatment of Prisoners]]:''' Prisoners must be provided with food, water, clothing, free movement within the brig, adequate medical care, access to the Common and Prison radio channels, and moral, spiritual, or legal counseling if requested and available. If the brig becomes uninhabitable, prisoners must be securely and safely relocated to another area until the brig is functional once more. Prisoners sentenced to Permanent Confinement have additional rights and firmer restrictions that must be upheld by law enforcement officials.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Treatment of Prisoners\|Treatment of Prisoners]]:''' Prisoners must be provided with food, water, clothing, free movement within the brig, adequate medical care, access to the Common and Prison radio channels, and moral, spiritual, or legal counseling if requested and available. If the brig becomes uninhabitable, prisoners must be securely and safely relocated to another area until the brig is functional once more. Prisoners sentenced to Permanent Confinement have additional rights and firmer restrictions that must be upheld by law enforcement officials.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Paroles and Pardons\|Paroles & Pardons]]:''' Parole may be offered under the discretion of the Warden, Head of Security, or CO. Pardons may be issued by the arresting officer, the Judge of a trial, by the Warden (to those within the permanent brig), or by the CO, when deemed in the best interest of the crew or vessel, or when the circumstances of the crime warrant suspension of sentence.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Paroles and Pardons\|Paroles & Pardons]]:''' Parole may be offered under the discretion of the Warden, Head of Security, or CO. Pardons may be issued by the arresting officer, the Judge of a trial, by the Warden (to those within the permanent brig), or by the CO, when deemed in the best interest of the crew or vessel, or when the circumstances of the crime warrant suspension of sentence.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Pressing Charges\|Pressing Charges]]:''' Any Employee may press charges against any other entity. Individuals may only be charged with a crime if it can be ~~proveny~~ beyond reasonable doubt that they have committed the crime.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Pressing Charges\|Pressing Charges]]:''' Any Employee may press charges against any other entity. Individuals may only be charged with a crime if it can be proven beyond reasonable doubt that they have committed the crime.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Trial Procedure\|Trial Procedure]]:''' A criminal hearing’s Judge must be, in sequential order: The Chief Justice, the Court Clerk, an impartial member of Justice or Station Command, or the Warden. The Prosecution should ideally be the Prosecutor, or an available member of Station Command or Station Security in that order. The Defense should ideally be a member of the Justice department assigned to the defendant, though they are allowed to represent themselves if they wish.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Trial Procedure\|Trial Procedure]]:''' A criminal hearing’s Judge must be, in sequential order: The Chief Justice, the Court Clerk, an impartial member of Justice or Station Command, or the Warden. The Prosecution should ideally be the Prosecutor, or an available member of Station Command or Station Security in that order. The Defense should ideally be a member of the Justice department assigned to the defendant, though they are allowed to represent themselves if they wish.
	* '''[[Alert Procedure]]:''' Codes Blue, Red, Gamma, and Delta authorize Security to carry progressively more advanced equipment, and loosen '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Rules of Engagement\|Rules of Engagement]]''' regarding their use. The former two codes discourage openly carrying firearms by personnel; the latter two suspend many rights to privacy, and grant Security the power to do whatever neccessary to retake or scuttle the station.		* '''[[Alert Procedure]]:''' Codes Blue, Red, Gamma, and Delta authorize Security to carry progressively more advanced equipment, and loosen '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Rules of Engagement\|Rules of Engagement]]''' regarding their use. The former two codes discourage openly carrying firearms by personnel; the latter two suspend many rights to privacy, and grant Security the power to do whatever neccessary to retake or scuttle the station.

Proxything: typo

2025-12-12T19:10:12Z

typo

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	! style="border: 1px solid black;" \| {{anchor\|Animal Cruelty}}Animal Cruelty		! style="border: 1px solid black;" \| {{anchor\|Animal Cruelty}}Animal Cruelty
	\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| 5 minutes		\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| 5 minutes
	\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| To inflict unnecessary suffering on a ~~Petwith~~ malicious intent.		\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| To inflict unnecessary suffering on a Pet with malicious intent.
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	\|style= "border:1px solid black;"\| 102		\|style= "border:1px solid black;"\| 102

Proxything: minor updates to entity / sapient being stuff

2025-12-12T19:09:39Z

minor updates to entity / sapient being stuff

Proxything: summaries up top were still summarizing old SoP

2025-12-12T19:06:44Z

summaries up top were still summarizing old SoP

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	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Entity Definitions\|Employee]]:''' An entity who has an employment contract with a Company.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Entity Definitions\|Employee]]:''' An entity who has an employment contract with a Company.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Security Jurisdiction\|Security Jurisdiction]]:''' Station law enforcement officers are bound by Space Law; they cannot operate outside of standard accessible areas, or perform searches, unless such action is allowed by either Alert Procedure or a valid warrant.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Security Jurisdiction\|Security Jurisdiction]]:''' Station law enforcement officers are bound by Space Law; they cannot operate outside of standard accessible areas, or perform searches, unless such action is allowed by either Alert Procedure or a valid warrant.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Detainment and Arrest\|Detainment & Arrest]]:''' Members of law enforcement may detain entities under '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Probable Cause\|Probable Cause]]''' of criminal activity. These detainees must be informed of the crime they are suspected of committing, and may be moved to a secure location and/or restrained while law enforcement determine if a crime was committed. Such detention should last no longer than five minutes. Any entity may be arrested, during which they are restrained, informed of their charges, and taken to the brig for search and processing under '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Brig Procedure\|Brig Procedure]]'''.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Detainment and Arrest\|Detainment & Arrest]]:''' Any entity may be arrested, during which they are restrained, informed of their charges, and taken to the brig for search and processing under '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Brig Procedure\|Brig Procedure]]'''.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Sentencing\|Sentencing]]:''' Any member of law enforcement is allowed to pass sentence on Misdemeanor, Felony, and Grand Felony charges. The Chief Justice, or in their absence, the Head of Security are allowed to pass sentence on all Charges.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Sentencing\|Sentencing]]:''' Any member of law enforcement is allowed to pass sentence on Misdemeanor, Felony, and Grand Felony charges. The Chief Justice, or in their absence, the Head of Security are allowed to pass sentence on all Charges.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Treatment of Prisoners\|Treatment of Prisoners]]:''' Prisoners must be provided with food, water, clothing, free movement within the brig, adequate medical care, access to the Common and Prison radio channels, and moral, spiritual, or legal counseling if requested and available. If the brig becomes uninhabitable, prisoners must be securely and safely relocated to another area until the brig is functional once more. Prisoners sentenced to ~~Extended~~ Confinement have additional rights and firmer restrictions that must be upheld by law enforcement officials.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Treatment of Prisoners\|Treatment of Prisoners]]:''' Prisoners must be provided with food, water, clothing, free movement within the brig, adequate medical care, access to the Common and Prison radio channels, and moral, spiritual, or legal counseling if requested and available. If the brig becomes uninhabitable, prisoners must be securely and safely relocated to another area until the brig is functional once more. Prisoners sentenced to Permanent Confinement have additional rights and firmer restrictions that must be upheld by law enforcement officials.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Paroles and Pardons\|Paroles & Pardons]]:''' Parole may be offered under the discretion of the Warden, Head of Security, or CO~~. A parole hearing requires only a Judge, as discussed within Trial Procedure~~. Pardons may be issued by the arresting officer, the Judge of a trial, by the Warden (to those within the permanent brig), or by the CO, when deemed in the best interest of the crew or vessel, or when the circumstances of the crime warrant suspension of sentence.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Paroles and Pardons\|Paroles & Pardons]]:''' Parole may be offered under the discretion of the Warden, Head of Security, or CO. Pardons may be issued by the arresting officer, the Judge of a trial, by the Warden (to those within the permanent brig), or by the CO, when deemed in the best interest of the crew or vessel, or when the circumstances of the crime warrant suspension of sentence.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Pressing Charges\|Pressing Charges]]:''' Any Employee may press charges against any other entity. Individuals may only be charged with a crime if it can be proveny beyond reasonable doubt that they have committed the crime.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Pressing Charges\|Pressing Charges]]:''' Any Employee may press charges against any other entity. Individuals may only be charged with a crime if it can be proveny beyond reasonable doubt that they have committed the crime.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Trial Procedure\|Trial Procedure]]:''' A criminal ~~trial’s~~ Judge must be, in sequential order: The Chief Justice, the Court Clerk, an impartial member of Justice or Station Command, or the Warden. The Prosecution should ideally be the Prosecutor, or an available member of Station Command or Station Security in that order. The Defense should ideally be a member of the Justice department assigned to the defendant, though they are allowed to represent themselves if they wish~~. If insufficient crew are available, the Judge is fully authorized and strongly encouraged to pass a sentence of Extended Confinement until a proper trial can be held~~.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Trial Procedure\|Trial Procedure]]:''' A criminal hearing’s Judge must be, in sequential order: The Chief Justice, the Court Clerk, an impartial member of Justice or Station Command, or the Warden. The Prosecution should ideally be the Prosecutor, or an available member of Station Command or Station Security in that order. The Defense should ideally be a member of the Justice department assigned to the defendant, though they are allowed to represent themselves if they wish.
	* '''[[Alert Procedure]]:''' Codes Blue, Red, Gamma, and Delta authorize Security to carry progressively more advanced equipment, and loosen '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Rules of Engagement\|Rules of Engagement]]''' regarding their use. The former two codes ~~disallow~~ openly carrying firearms by ~~non-Security~~ personnel; the latter two suspend many rights to privacy, and grant Security the power to do whatever neccessary to retake or scuttle the station.		* '''[[Alert Procedure]]:''' Codes Blue, Red, Gamma, and Delta authorize Security to carry progressively more advanced equipment, and loosen '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Rules of Engagement\|Rules of Engagement]]''' regarding their use. The former two codes discourage openly carrying firearms by personnel; the latter two suspend many rights to privacy, and grant Security the power to do whatever neccessary to retake or scuttle the station.

	==Procedural Defense==		==Procedural Defense==

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	! style="border: 1px solid black;" \| '''Terrorism'''		! style="border: 1px solid black;" \| '''Terrorism'''
	\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| Capital		\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| Capital
	\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| To maliciously commit an act or take hostages with reckless indifference to life in order to provoke a state of terror in, intimidate, or otherwise compel an ~~entity~~ to act or abstain from acting.		\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| To maliciously commit an act or take hostages with reckless indifference to life in order to provoke a state of terror in, intimidate, or otherwise compel an Employee to act or abstain from acting.
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	\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| 403		\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| 403

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	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Entity Definitions\|Entity]]:''' Any thing with distinct, independent existence.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Entity Definitions\|Entity]]:''' Any thing with distinct, independent existence.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Entity Definitions\|Employee]]:''' An entity who has an employment contract with a Company.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Entity Definitions\|Employee]]:''' An entity who has an employment contract with a Company.
			* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Entity Definitions\|Pet]]:''' Any Entity that is provided to the Company's Space Stations - either through the station's Logistics Department, or brought on board by the crew - for the purposes of emotional support.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Security Jurisdiction\|Security Jurisdiction]]:''' Station law enforcement officers are bound by Space Law; they cannot operate outside of standard accessible areas, or perform searches, unless such action is allowed by either Alert Procedure or a valid warrant.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Security Jurisdiction\|Security Jurisdiction]]:''' Station law enforcement officers are bound by Space Law; they cannot operate outside of standard accessible areas, or perform searches, unless such action is allowed by either Alert Procedure or a valid warrant.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Arrest and Sentencing\|Arrest ]]:''' Any entity may be arrested, during which they are restrained, informed of their charges, and taken to the brig for search and processing under '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Brig Procedure\|Brig Procedure]]'''.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Arrest and Sentencing\|Arrest ]]:''' Any entity may be arrested, during which they are restrained, informed of their charges, and taken to the brig for search and processing under '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Brig Procedure\|Brig Procedure]]'''.

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	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Entity Definitions\|Employee]]:''' An entity who has an employment contract with a Company.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Entity Definitions\|Employee]]:''' An entity who has an employment contract with a Company.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Security Jurisdiction\|Security Jurisdiction]]:''' Station law enforcement officers are bound by Space Law; they cannot operate outside of standard accessible areas, or perform searches, unless such action is allowed by either Alert Procedure or a valid warrant.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Security Jurisdiction\|Security Jurisdiction]]:''' Station law enforcement officers are bound by Space Law; they cannot operate outside of standard accessible areas, or perform searches, unless such action is allowed by either Alert Procedure or a valid warrant.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Arrest\|Arrest ~~and Sentencing~~]]:''' Any entity may be arrested, during which they are restrained, informed of their charges, and taken to the brig for search and processing under '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Brig Procedure\|Brig Procedure]]'''.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Arrest and Sentencing\|Arrest ]]:''' Any entity may be arrested, during which they are restrained, informed of their charges, and taken to the brig for search and processing under '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Brig Procedure\|Brig Procedure]]'''.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Sentencing\|~~Arrest and~~ Sentencing]]:''' Any member of law enforcement is allowed to pass sentence on Misdemeanor, Felony, and Grand Felony charges. The Chief Justice, or in their absence, the Head of Security are allowed to pass sentence on all Charges.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Arrest and Sentencing\|Sentencing]]:''' Any member of law enforcement is allowed to pass sentence on Misdemeanor, Felony, and Grand Felony charges. The Chief Justice, or in their absence, the Head of Security are allowed to pass sentence on all Charges.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Treatment of Prisoners\|Treatment of Prisoners]]:''' Prisoners must be provided with food, water, clothing, free movement within the brig, adequate medical care, access to the Common and Prison radio channels, and moral, spiritual, or legal counseling if requested and available. If the brig becomes uninhabitable, prisoners must be securely and safely relocated to another area until the brig is functional once more. Prisoners sentenced to Permanent Confinement have additional rights and firmer restrictions that must be upheld by law enforcement officials.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Treatment of Prisoners\|Treatment of Prisoners]]:''' Prisoners must be provided with food, water, clothing, free movement within the brig, adequate medical care, access to the Common and Prison radio channels, and moral, spiritual, or legal counseling if requested and available. If the brig becomes uninhabitable, prisoners must be securely and safely relocated to another area until the brig is functional once more. Prisoners sentenced to Permanent Confinement have additional rights and firmer restrictions that must be upheld by law enforcement officials.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Paroles and Pardons\|Paroles & Pardons]]:''' Parole may be offered under the discretion of the Warden, Head of Security, or CO. Pardons may be issued by the arresting officer, the Judge of a trial, by the Warden (to those within the permanent brig), or by the CO, when deemed in the best interest of the crew or vessel, or when the circumstances of the crime warrant suspension of sentence.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Paroles and Pardons\|Paroles & Pardons]]:''' Parole may be offered under the discretion of the Warden, Head of Security, or CO. Pardons may be issued by the arresting officer, the Judge of a trial, by the Warden (to those within the permanent brig), or by the CO, when deemed in the best interest of the crew or vessel, or when the circumstances of the crime warrant suspension of sentence.

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	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Entity Definitions\|Employee]]:''' An entity who has an employment contract with a Company.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Entity Definitions\|Employee]]:''' An entity who has an employment contract with a Company.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Security Jurisdiction\|Security Jurisdiction]]:''' Station law enforcement officers are bound by Space Law; they cannot operate outside of standard accessible areas, or perform searches, unless such action is allowed by either Alert Procedure or a valid warrant.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Security Jurisdiction\|Security Jurisdiction]]:''' Station law enforcement officers are bound by Space Law; they cannot operate outside of standard accessible areas, or perform searches, unless such action is allowed by either Alert Procedure or a valid warrant.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#~~Detainment and~~ Arrest\|~~Detainment &~~ Arrest]]:''' Any entity may be arrested, during which they are restrained, informed of their charges, and taken to the brig for search and processing under '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Brig Procedure\|Brig Procedure]]'''.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Arrest\|Arrest and Sentencing]]:''' Any entity may be arrested, during which they are restrained, informed of their charges, and taken to the brig for search and processing under '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Brig Procedure\|Brig Procedure]]'''.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Sentencing\|Sentencing]]:''' Any member of law enforcement is allowed to pass sentence on Misdemeanor, Felony, and Grand Felony charges. The Chief Justice, or in their absence, the Head of Security are allowed to pass sentence on all Charges.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Sentencing\|Arrest and Sentencing]]:''' Any member of law enforcement is allowed to pass sentence on Misdemeanor, Felony, and Grand Felony charges. The Chief Justice, or in their absence, the Head of Security are allowed to pass sentence on all Charges.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Treatment of Prisoners\|Treatment of Prisoners]]:''' Prisoners must be provided with food, water, clothing, free movement within the brig, adequate medical care, access to the Common and Prison radio channels, and moral, spiritual, or legal counseling if requested and available. If the brig becomes uninhabitable, prisoners must be securely and safely relocated to another area until the brig is functional once more. Prisoners sentenced to Permanent Confinement have additional rights and firmer restrictions that must be upheld by law enforcement officials.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Treatment of Prisoners\|Treatment of Prisoners]]:''' Prisoners must be provided with food, water, clothing, free movement within the brig, adequate medical care, access to the Common and Prison radio channels, and moral, spiritual, or legal counseling if requested and available. If the brig becomes uninhabitable, prisoners must be securely and safely relocated to another area until the brig is functional once more. Prisoners sentenced to Permanent Confinement have additional rights and firmer restrictions that must be upheld by law enforcement officials.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Paroles and Pardons\|Paroles & Pardons]]:''' Parole may be offered under the discretion of the Warden, Head of Security, or CO. Pardons may be issued by the arresting officer, the Judge of a trial, by the Warden (to those within the permanent brig), or by the CO, when deemed in the best interest of the crew or vessel, or when the circumstances of the crime warrant suspension of sentence.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Paroles and Pardons\|Paroles & Pardons]]:''' Parole may be offered under the discretion of the Warden, Head of Security, or CO. Pardons may be issued by the arresting officer, the Judge of a trial, by the Warden (to those within the permanent brig), or by the CO, when deemed in the best interest of the crew or vessel, or when the circumstances of the crime warrant suspension of sentence.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Pressing Charges\|Pressing Charges]]:''' Any Employee may press charges against any other entity. Individuals may only be charged with a crime if it can be proven beyond reasonable doubt that they have committed the crime.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Pressing Charges\|Pressing Charges]]:''' Any Employee may press charges against any other entity. Individuals may only be charged with a crime if it can be proven beyond reasonable doubt that they have committed the crime.
	* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#~~Trial~~ Procedure\|~~Trial~~ Procedure]]:''' A criminal hearing’s Judge must be, in sequential order: The Chief Justice, the Court Clerk, an impartial member of Justice or Station Command, or the Warden. The Prosecution should ideally be the Prosecutor, or an available member of Station Command or Station Security in that order. The Defense should ideally be a member of the Justice department assigned to the defendant, though they are allowed to represent themselves if they wish.		* '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Hearing Procedure\|Hearing Procedure]]:''' A criminal hearing’s Judge must be, in sequential order: The Chief Justice, the Court Clerk, an impartial member of Justice or Station Command, or the Warden. The Prosecution should ideally be the Prosecutor, or an available member of Station Command or Station Security in that order. The Defense should ideally be a member of the Justice department assigned to the defendant, though they are allowed to represent themselves if they wish.
	* '''[[Alert Procedure]]:''' Codes Blue, Red, Gamma, and Delta authorize Security to carry progressively more advanced equipment, and loosen '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Rules of Engagement\|Rules of Engagement]]''' regarding their use. The former two codes discourage openly carrying firearms by personnel; the latter two suspend many rights to privacy, and grant Security the power to do whatever neccessary to retake or scuttle the station.		* '''[[Alert Procedure]]:''' Codes Blue, Red, Gamma, and Delta authorize Security to carry progressively more advanced equipment, and loosen '''[[Standard Operating Procedure#Rules of Engagement\|Rules of Engagement]]''' regarding their use. The former two codes discourage openly carrying firearms by personnel; the latter two suspend many rights to privacy, and grant Security the power to do whatever neccessary to retake or scuttle the station.

	==Procedural Defense==		==Procedural Defense==

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	\| style="border:1px solid black;" \| Abuse of Power		\| style="border:1px solid black;" \| Abuse of Power
	\| style="border:1px solid black;" \| 14 minutes		\| style="border:1px solid black;" \| 14 minutes
	\| style="border:1px solid black;" \| To intentionally misuse or wrongfully exercise one’s own authority, influence, or control, resulting in harm, unjust treatment, or demonstratable loss to another ~~entity~~.		\| style="border:1px solid black;" \| To intentionally misuse or wrongfully exercise one’s own authority, influence, or control, resulting in harm, unjust treatment, or demonstratable loss to another Employee.
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	\| style="border:1px solid black;" \| Grand Larceny		\| style="border:1px solid black;" \| Grand Larceny
	\| style="border:1px solid black;" \| 12 minutes		\| style="border:1px solid black;" \| 12 minutes
	\| style="border:1px solid black;" \| To deprive an ~~entity~~ of any Controlled Item in their lawful possession.		\| style="border:1px solid black;" \| To deprive an Employee of any Controlled Item in their lawful possession.
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	!style= "border:1px solid black;"\| Harassment		!style= "border:1px solid black;"\| Harassment
	\|style= "border:1px solid black;"\| 5 minutes		\|style= "border:1px solid black;"\| 5 minutes
	\|style= "border:1px solid black;"\| To verbally demean, humiliate, or harass an ~~entity~~ with malice; or maliciously spread false information amongst a population.		\|style= "border:1px solid black;"\| To verbally demean, humiliate, or harass an Employee with malice; or maliciously spread false information amongst a population.
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	! style="border: 1px solid black;" \| {{anchor\|Theft}}Petty Larceny		! style="border: 1px solid black;" \| {{anchor\|Theft}}Petty Larceny
	\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| 4 minutes		\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| 4 minutes
	\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| To deprive an ~~entity~~ of an item in their lawful property without consent.		\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| To deprive an Employee of an item in their lawful property without consent.
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	\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| 105		\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| 105
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	! style="border: 1px solid black;" \| {{anchor\|Vandalism}}Vandalism		! style="border: 1px solid black;" \| {{anchor\|Vandalism}}Vandalism
	\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| 3 minutes		\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| 3 minutes
	\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| To deface or superficially damage public property, or property belonging to another ~~person~~.		\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| To deface or superficially damage public property, or property belonging to another Employee.
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	\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| 107		\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| 107

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	\|style= "border:1px solid black;"\| Kidnapping		\|style= "border:1px solid black;"\| Kidnapping
	\|style= "border:1px solid black;"\| 16 minutes		\|style= "border:1px solid black;"\| 16 minutes
	\|style= "border:1px solid black;"\| To unlawfully confine or restrict the free movement of an ~~employee~~ against their will.		\|style= "border:1px solid black;"\| To unlawfully confine or restrict the free movement of an Employee against their will.
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	\| style="border:1px solid black;" \| 303		\| style="border:1px solid black;" \| 303
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	!style= "border:1px solid black;"\| Identity Theft		!style= "border:1px solid black;"\| Identity Theft
	\|style= "border:1px solid black;"\| 5 minutes		\|style= "border:1px solid black;"\| 5 minutes
	\|style= "border:1px solid black;"\| To maliciously assume the identity of an ~~entity~~, such as through writing, attire, and/or speech.		\|style= "border:1px solid black;"\| To maliciously assume the identity of an Employee, such as through writing, attire, and/or speech.
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	! style="border: 1px solid black;" \| {{anchor\|Animal Cruelty}}Animal Cruelty		! style="border: 1px solid black;" \| {{anchor\|Animal Cruelty}}Animal Cruelty
	\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| 5 minutes		\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| 5 minutes
	\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| To inflict unnecessary suffering on a ~~sapient being with~~ malicious intent.		\| style="border: 1px solid black;" \| To inflict unnecessary suffering on a Petwith malicious intent.
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