From fa4bacb04c5d67069a1f36d29b83c3bddab93e4f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: John Willis <143434770+CerberusWolfie@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Fri, 17 Jan 2025 16:31:01 -0500
Subject: [PATCH] Space Law Reborn (#49)
* Add All previous Commits.
* Rename and change in the FTL and YML.
* Fixed naming schema in-fil for CrimeChart and CrimeCategories.
* Fix the other namings.
* Add more to the initial page.
* Fix minor errors, add structure, add FTLs.
* Rename subdirectory files, reflect this in the prototype, and add all Procedures.
* Add Contraband.
* Add Trial Procedures.
* Add Court Rulings.
* Remove current Space Law definitions (LRP SL).
* Minor Touchups: Changing Contra to (C) and adding reference for punishments/treatment of prisoners from SOP.
* Remove Crime Assist Cartridge from all PDAs.
* Rename back.
* Fix the stupid fucking capital letter mistake.
---
.../Guidebook/Controls/GuidebookWindow.xaml | 2 +-
.../en-US/_Goobstation/guidebook/spacelaw.ftl | 44 ++
.../Entities/Objects/Devices/pda.yml | 20 +-
Resources/Prototypes/Guidebook/rules.yml | 69 +--
Resources/Prototypes/Guidebook/ss14.yml | 2 +-
.../_Goobstation/Guidebook/spacelaw.yml | 232 +++++++++
.../Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Contraband/SL_Gear.xml | 31 ++
.../SpaceLaw/Contraband/SL_Substances.xml | 28 ++
.../SpaceLaw/Contraband/SL_Weapons.xml | 25 +
.../Contraband/SpaceLaw_Contraband.xml | 17 +
.../SpaceLaw/CourtRulings/SL_Cultists.xml | 19 +
.../SpaceLaw/CourtRulings/SL_IPC-Battery.xml | 18 +
.../SpaceLaw/CourtRulings/SL_Sacrifices.xml | 21 +
.../CourtRulings/SpaceLaw_CourtRulings.xml | 7 +
.../CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Animal.xml | 14 +
.../CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Assault.xml | 29 ++
.../CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Contraband.xml | 28 ++
.../CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Disruption.xml | 23 +
.../CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Drugs.xml | 19 +
.../CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_HostileAgent.xml | 39 ++
.../CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Negligence.xml | 35 ++
.../CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Psionics.xml | 60 +++
.../CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Rioting.xml | 21 +
.../CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Sabotage.xml | 37 ++
.../CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Thievery.xml | 25 +
.../CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Trespassing.xml | 32 ++
.../CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Ungrouped.xml | 35 ++
.../CrimeGroups/SpaceLaw_CrimeCategories.xml | 42 ++
.../SpaceLaw/CrimeList/SL_Modifiers.xml | 125 +++++
.../CrimeList/SpaceLaw_CrimeChart.xml | 458 ++++++++++++++++++
.../SpaceLaw/Procedures/SL_ImplantRemoval.xml | 22 +
.../SpaceLaw/Procedures/SL_Implantation.xml | 24 +
.../SpaceLaw/Procedures/SL_Searching.xml | 21 +
.../SpaceLaw/Procedures/SL_Sentencing.xml | 42 ++
.../SpaceLaw/Procedures/SL_Treatment.xml | 20 +
.../Procedures/SpaceLaw_Procedures.xml | 35 ++
.../Guidebook/SpaceLaw/SpaceLaw_Initial.xml | 49 ++
.../SpaceLaw/Trials/SL_EscalationPolicy.xml | 15 +
.../SpaceLaw/Trials/SL_PrisonerRequest.xml | 14 +
.../SpaceLaw/Trials/SL_TrialPolicy.xml | 44 ++
.../SpaceLaw/Trials/SpaceLaw_Trials.xml | 14 +
41 files changed, 1811 insertions(+), 46 deletions(-)
create mode 100644 Resources/Locale/en-US/_Goobstation/guidebook/spacelaw.ftl
create mode 100644 Resources/Prototypes/_Goobstation/Guidebook/spacelaw.yml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Contraband/SL_Gear.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Contraband/SL_Substances.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Contraband/SL_Weapons.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Contraband/SpaceLaw_Contraband.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CourtRulings/SL_Cultists.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CourtRulings/SL_IPC-Battery.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CourtRulings/SL_Sacrifices.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CourtRulings/SpaceLaw_CourtRulings.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Animal.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Assault.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Contraband.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Disruption.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Drugs.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_HostileAgent.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Negligence.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Psionics.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Rioting.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Sabotage.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Thievery.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Trespassing.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Ungrouped.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SpaceLaw_CrimeCategories.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/SL_Modifiers.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/SpaceLaw_CrimeChart.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Procedures/SL_ImplantRemoval.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Procedures/SL_Implantation.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Procedures/SL_Searching.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Procedures/SL_Sentencing.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Procedures/SL_Treatment.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Procedures/SpaceLaw_Procedures.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/SpaceLaw_Initial.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Trials/SL_EscalationPolicy.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Trials/SL_PrisonerRequest.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Trials/SL_TrialPolicy.xml
create mode 100644 Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Trials/SpaceLaw_Trials.xml
diff --git a/Content.Client/Guidebook/Controls/GuidebookWindow.xaml b/Content.Client/Guidebook/Controls/GuidebookWindow.xaml
index cc6cc6e82b..f8c70aeb69 100644
--- a/Content.Client/Guidebook/Controls/GuidebookWindow.xaml
+++ b/Content.Client/Guidebook/Controls/GuidebookWindow.xaml
@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
xmlns:cc="clr-namespace:Content.Client.Administration.UI.CustomControls"
xmlns:fancyTree="clr-namespace:Content.Client.UserInterface.Controls.FancyTree"
xmlns:controls="clr-namespace:Content.Client.UserInterface.Controls"
- SetSize="750 700"
+ SetSize="900 700"
MinSize="100 200"
Resizable="True"
Title="{Loc 'guidebook-window-title'}">
diff --git a/Resources/Locale/en-US/_Goobstation/guidebook/spacelaw.ftl b/Resources/Locale/en-US/_Goobstation/guidebook/spacelaw.ftl
new file mode 100644
index 0000000000..ebb64edbf3
--- /dev/null
+++ b/Resources/Locale/en-US/_Goobstation/guidebook/spacelaw.ftl
@@ -0,0 +1,44 @@
+# Goob Space Law
+# - Main Folder
+guide-entry-spacelaw-folder = Space Law
+# - Subdirectories/Subfolders
+guide-entry-spacelaw-contraband = Contraband
+guide-entry-spacelaw-trials = Trial Procedures
+guide-entry-spacelaw-procedures = Procedures
+guide-entry-spacelaw-courtrulings = Court Rulings
+guide-entry-spacelaw-crimechart = Crime Chart
+guide-entry-spacelaw-categories = Categories
+# - Standalones
+guide-entry-spacelaw-modifiers = Modifiers
+# - Contraband
+guide-entry-spacelaw-contraband-substances = Substances
+guide-entry-spacelaw-contraband-gear = Gear
+guide-entry-spacelaw-contraband-weapons = Weapons
+# - Trials
+guide-entry-spacelaw-trials-escalationpolicy = Escalation
+guide-entry-spacelaw-trials-trialpolicy = Trial Policy
+guide-entry-spacelaw-trials-prisonerrequest = Prisoner Request
+# - Procedures
+guide-entry-spacelaw-procedures-sentencing = Sentencing
+guide-entry-spacelaw-procedures-treatment = Treatment
+guide-entry-spacelaw-procedures-implantation = Implantation
+guide-entry-spacelaw-procedures-implantremoval = Implant Removal
+guide-entry-spacelaw-procedures-searching = Searching/Seizure
+# - Court Rulings
+guide-entry-spacelaw-courtrulings-ipcbattery = IPC Prisoner
+guide-entry-spacelaw-courtrulings-cults = Cultists
+guide-entry-spacelaw-courtrulings-sacrifices = Sacrifices
+# - Categories
+guide-entry-spacelaw-groups-animal = Animal (A)
+guide-entry-spacelaw-groups-assault = Assault (V)
+guide-entry-spacelaw-groups-contraband = Contraband (C)
+guide-entry-spacelaw-groups-disruption = Disruption (X)
+guide-entry-spacelaw-groups-drugs = Drugs (D)
+guide-entry-spacelaw-groups-hostileagent = Hostiles (H)
+guide-entry-spacelaw-groups-negligence = Negligence (N)
+guide-entry-spacelaw-groups-psionics = Psionics (E)
+guide-entry-spacelaw-groups-rioting = Rioting (R)
+guide-entry-spacelaw-groups-sabotage = Sabotage (S)
+guide-entry-spacelaw-groups-thievery = Thievery (F)
+guide-entry-spacelaw-groups-trespassing = Trespassing (T)
+guide-entry-spacelaw-groups-ungrouped = Ungrouped
diff --git a/Resources/Prototypes/Entities/Objects/Devices/pda.yml b/Resources/Prototypes/Entities/Objects/Devices/pda.yml
index 21d707c915..7aa6a3007b 100644
--- a/Resources/Prototypes/Entities/Objects/Devices/pda.yml
+++ b/Resources/Prototypes/Entities/Objects/Devices/pda.yml
@@ -207,7 +207,7 @@
- CrewManifestCartridge
- NotekeeperCartridge
- NewsReaderCartridge
- - CrimeAssistCartridge
+ # - CrimeAssistCartridge # Goobstation removing in favor of GS14 Space Law
- SecWatchCartridge
- NanoChatCartridge
@@ -525,7 +525,7 @@
- CrewManifestCartridge
- NotekeeperCartridge
- NewsReaderCartridge
- - CrimeAssistCartridge
+ # - CrimeAssistCartridge # Goobstation removing in favor of GS14 Space Law
- SecWatchCartridge
- NanoChatCartridge
@@ -889,7 +889,7 @@
- CrewManifestCartridge
- NotekeeperCartridge
- NewsReaderCartridge
- - CrimeAssistCartridge # DeltaV
+ # - CrimeAssistCartridge # DeltaV # Goobstation removing in favor of GS14 Space Law
- SecWatchCartridge # DeltaV: SecWatch replaces WantedList
- LogProbeCartridge
- NanoChatCartridge # DeltaV
@@ -913,7 +913,7 @@
- CrewManifestCartridge
- NotekeeperCartridge
- NewsReaderCartridge
- - CrimeAssistCartridge
+ # - CrimeAssistCartridge # Goobstation removing in favor of GS14 Space Law
- SecWatchCartridge
- NanoChatCartridge
@@ -936,7 +936,7 @@
- CrewManifestCartridge
- NotekeeperCartridge
- NewsReaderCartridge
- - CrimeAssistCartridge
+ # - CrimeAssistCartridge # Goobstation removing in favor of GS14 Space Law
- SecWatchCartridge
- NanoChatCartridge
@@ -958,7 +958,7 @@
- CrewManifestCartridge
- NotekeeperCartridge
- NewsReaderCartridge
- - CrimeAssistCartridge
+ # - CrimeAssistCartridge # Goobstation removing in favor of GS14 Space Law
- SecWatchCartridge
- NanoChatCartridge
@@ -1178,7 +1178,7 @@
- NotekeeperCartridge
- NewsReaderCartridge
- MedTekCartridge
- - CrimeAssistCartridge
+ # - CrimeAssistCartridge # Goobstation removing in favor of GS14 Space Law
- SecWatchCartridge
- type: entity
@@ -1299,7 +1299,7 @@
- CrewManifestCartridge
- NotekeeperCartridge
- NewsReaderCartridge
- - CrimeAssistCartridge # DeltaV
+ # - CrimeAssistCartridge # DeltaV # Goobstation removing in favor of GS14 Space Law
- SecWatchCartridge # DeltaV: SecWatch replaces WantedList
- LogProbeCartridge
- NanoChatCartridge # DeltaV
@@ -1330,7 +1330,7 @@
- CrewManifestCartridge
- NotekeeperCartridge
- NewsReaderCartridge
- - CrimeAssistCartridge # DeltaV
+ # - CrimeAssistCartridge # DeltaV # Goobstation removing in favor of GS14 Space Law
- SecWatchCartridge # DeltaV: SecWatch replaces WantedList
- NanoChatCartridge # DeltaV
@@ -1429,7 +1429,7 @@
- CrewManifestCartridge
- NotekeeperCartridge
- NewsReaderCartridge
- - CrimeAssistCartridge
+ # - CrimeAssistCartridge # Goobstation removing in favor of GS14 Space Law
- SecWatchCartridge
- NanoChatCartridge
diff --git a/Resources/Prototypes/Guidebook/rules.yml b/Resources/Prototypes/Guidebook/rules.yml
index d983360af9..0060697cf9 100644
--- a/Resources/Prototypes/Guidebook/rules.yml
+++ b/Resources/Prototypes/Guidebook/rules.yml
@@ -424,37 +424,38 @@
priority: 10
text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/ServerRules/SiliconRules/RuleS10OrderConflicts.xml"
-- type: guideEntry
- id: SpaceLaw
- name: guide-entry-rules-space-law
- priority: 60
- text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/ServerRules/SpaceLaw/SpaceLaw.xml"
- children:
- - SpaceLawControlledSubstances
- - SpaceLawRestrictedGear
- - SpaceLawRestrictedWeapons
- - SpaceLawCrimeList
-
-- type: guideEntry
- id: SpaceLawControlledSubstances
- name: guide-entry-rules-sl-controlled-substances
- priority: 20
- text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/ServerRules/SpaceLaw/SLControlledSubstances.xml"
-
-- type: guideEntry
- id: SpaceLawRestrictedGear
- name: guide-entry-rules-sl-restricted-gear
- priority: 30
- text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/ServerRules/SpaceLaw/SLRestrictedGear.xml"
-
-- type: guideEntry
- id: SpaceLawRestrictedWeapons
- name: guide-entry-rules-sl-restricted-weapons
- priority: 40
- text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/ServerRules/SpaceLaw/SLRestrictedWeapons.xml"
-
-- type: guideEntry
- id: SpaceLawCrimeList
- name: guide-entry-rules-sl-crime-list
- priority: 50
- text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/ServerRules/SpaceLaw/SLCrimeList.xml"
\ No newline at end of file
+### ! Commented out and removed in favor of using new GS14 Space Law
+# - type: guideEntry
+# id: SpaceLaw
+# name: guide-entry-rules-space-law
+# priority: 60
+# text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/ServerRules/SpaceLaw/SpaceLaw.xml"
+# children:
+# - SpaceLawControlledSubstances
+# - SpaceLawRestrictedGear
+# - SpaceLawRestrictedWeapons
+# - SpaceLawCrimeList
+
+# - type: guideEntry
+# id: SpaceLawControlledSubstances
+# name: guide-entry-rules-sl-controlled-substances
+# priority: 20
+# text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/ServerRules/SpaceLaw/SLControlledSubstances.xml"
+
+# - type: guideEntry
+# id: SpaceLawRestrictedGear
+# name: guide-entry-rules-sl-restricted-gear
+# priority: 30
+# text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/ServerRules/SpaceLaw/SLRestrictedGear.xml"
+
+# - type: guideEntry
+# id: SpaceLawRestrictedWeapons
+# name: guide-entry-rules-sl-restricted-weapons
+# priority: 40
+# text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/ServerRules/SpaceLaw/SLRestrictedWeapons.xml"
+
+# - type: guideEntry
+# id: SpaceLawCrimeList
+# name: guide-entry-rules-sl-crime-list
+# priority: 50
+# text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/ServerRules/SpaceLaw/SLCrimeList.xml"
diff --git a/Resources/Prototypes/Guidebook/ss14.yml b/Resources/Prototypes/Guidebook/ss14.yml
index 1849bca2c2..d58c6d80ba 100644
--- a/Resources/Prototypes/Guidebook/ss14.yml
+++ b/Resources/Prototypes/Guidebook/ss14.yml
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
name: guide-entry-ss14
text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceStation14.xml"
children:
- - SpaceLaw
+ # - SpaceLaw # Goobstation - Removing in favor of GS14 Space Law
- Controls
- Jobs
- Survival
diff --git a/Resources/Prototypes/_Goobstation/Guidebook/spacelaw.yml b/Resources/Prototypes/_Goobstation/Guidebook/spacelaw.yml
new file mode 100644
index 0000000000..eaf4188b6a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/Resources/Prototypes/_Goobstation/Guidebook/spacelaw.yml
@@ -0,0 +1,232 @@
+### IMPORTANT: All entries in here have long-worded IDs to prevent conflicts with base laws and upstream.
+## Goobstation Space Law (MRP)
+
+# Main Directory
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: SpaceLaw Initial
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-folder
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/SpaceLaw_Initial.xml"
+ priority: 0 # Added to make it anchor above others
+ children:
+ - SpaceLaw Contraband
+ - SpaceLaw Trials
+ - SpaceLaw Procedures
+ - SpaceLaw CourtRulings
+ - SpaceLaw CrimeChart
+
+# Subdirectories
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: SpaceLaw Contraband
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-contraband
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Contraband/SpaceLaw_Contraband.xml"
+ priority: 4
+ children:
+ - Substances SpaceLaw
+ - Gear SpaceLaw
+ - Weapons SpaceLaw
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: SpaceLaw Trials
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-trials
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Trials/SpaceLaw_Trials.xml"
+ priority: 3
+ children:
+ - EscalationPolicy SpaceLaw
+ - TrialPolicy SpaceLaw
+ - PrisonerRequest SpaceLaw
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: SpaceLaw Procedures
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-procedures
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Procedures/SpaceLaw_Procedures.xml"
+ priority: 2
+ children:
+ - Sentencing SpaceLaw
+ - Treatment SpaceLaw
+ - Implantation SpaceLaw
+ - ImplantRemoval SpaceLaw
+ - Searching SpaceLaw
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: SpaceLaw CourtRulings
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-courtrulings
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CourtRulings/SpaceLaw_CourtRulings.xml"
+ priority: 1
+ children:
+ - IPC CourtRulings
+ - Cultist CourtRulings
+ - Sacrifice CourtRulings
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: SpaceLaw CrimeChart
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-crimechart
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/SpaceLaw_CrimeChart.xml"
+ priority: 0
+ children:
+ - SpaceLaw Modifiers
+ - SpaceLaw Categories
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: SpaceLaw Categories
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-categories
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SpaceLaw_CrimeCategories.xml"
+ children:
+ - Animal SpaceLaw
+ - Assault SpaceLaw
+ - Contraband SpaceLaw
+ - Disruption SpaceLaw
+ - Drugs SpaceLaw
+ - HostileAgent SpaceLaw
+ - Negligence SpaceLaw
+ - Psionics SpaceLaw
+ - Rioting SpaceLaw
+ - Sabotage SpaceLaw
+ - Thievery SpaceLaw
+ - Trespassing SpaceLaw
+ - Ungrouped SpaceLaw
+
+# Standalone Entries
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: SpaceLaw Modifiers
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-modifiers
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/SL_Modifiers.xml"
+
+# Contraband
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Substances SpaceLaw
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-contraband-substances
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Contraband/SL_Substances.xml"
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Gear SpaceLaw
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-contraband-gear
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Contraband/SL_Gear.xml"
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Weapons SpaceLaw
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-contraband-weapons
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Contraband/SL_Weapons.xml"
+
+# Procedures
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Sentencing SpaceLaw
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-procedures-sentencing
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Procedures/SL_Sentencing.xml"
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Treatment SpaceLaw
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-procedures-treatment
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Procedures/SL_Treatment.xml"
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Implantation SpaceLaw
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-procedures-implantation
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Procedures/SL_Implantation.xml"
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: ImplantRemoval SpaceLaw
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-procedures-implantremoval
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Procedures/SL_ImplantRemoval.xml"
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Searching SpaceLaw
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-procedures-searching
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Procedures/SL_Searching.xml"
+
+# Trials
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: EscalationPolicy SpaceLaw
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-trials-escalationpolicy
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Trials/SL_EscalationPolicy.xml"
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: TrialPolicy SpaceLaw
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-trials-trialpolicy
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Trials/SL_TrialPolicy.xml"
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: PrisonerRequest SpaceLaw
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-trials-prisonerrequest
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Trials/SL_PrisonerRequest.xml"
+
+# Court Rulings
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: IPC CourtRulings
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-courtrulings-ipcbattery
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CourtRulings/SL_IPC-Battery.xml"
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Cultist CourtRulings
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-courtrulings-cults
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CourtRulings/SL_Cultists.xml"
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Sacrifice CourtRulings
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-courtrulings-sacrifices
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CourtRulings/SL_Sacrifices.xml"
+
+# Categories
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Animal SpaceLaw
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-groups-animal
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Animal.xml"
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Assault SpaceLaw
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-groups-assault
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Assault.xml"
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Contraband SpaceLaw
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-groups-contraband
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Contraband.xml"
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Disruption SpaceLaw
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-groups-disruption
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Disruption.xml"
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Drugs SpaceLaw
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-groups-drugs
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Drugs.xml"
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: HostileAgent SpaceLaw
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-groups-hostileagent
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_HostileAgent.xml"
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Negligence SpaceLaw
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-groups-negligence
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Negligence.xml"
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Psionics SpaceLaw
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-groups-psionics
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Psionics.xml"
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Rioting SpaceLaw
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-groups-rioting
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Rioting.xml"
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Sabotage SpaceLaw
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-groups-sabotage
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Sabotage.xml"
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Thievery SpaceLaw
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-groups-thievery
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Thievery.xml"
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Trespassing SpaceLaw
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-groups-trespassing
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Trespassing.xml"
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Ungrouped SpaceLaw
+ name: guide-entry-spacelaw-groups-ungrouped
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Ungrouped.xml"
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Contraband/SL_Gear.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Contraband/SL_Gear.xml
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+
+ # Restricted Gear - Contraband
+ There are tiers of restricted gear, mostly ranging from Security Personnel to ERT and Central Command personnel, but some gear is allowed for
+ certain jobs, such as Bartender. These sections are sorted.
+
+ ## Uncategorized (Illegal) Gear
+ This gear is considered illegal by all means, and is only ever allowed during station alerts when defending against foreign invaders, and should
+ be turned over to Security afterwards.
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[None\][/color] Unauthorized PDA software, such as uplinks and spyware.
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[None\][/color] Ammunition or explosives not issued by NanoTrasen.
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[None\][/color] Body armor or tactical suits unauthorized for use by crew roles.
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[None\][/color] Communication equipment designed to intercept, decrypt, or bypass corporate channels.
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[None\][/color] Terrorist paraphernalia, including items with clear indicators of association with hostile organizations.
+
+ ## Categorized (Semi-Legal) Gear
+ This gear is considered illegal when handled without permits or by personnel that are not associated with these jobs and/or departments.
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[ERT/Central Command\][/color] Equipment and clothing exclusive to Emergency Response Teams (ERT) or Central Command personnel.
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[Command\][/color] Command-level clothing and equipment, including headsets with encrypted channels or access overlays.
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[Security\][/color] Security clothing, protective gear, and equipment that would be found in Security and/or the Armory.
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[Security\][/color] Less-than-lethal and non-lethal weaponry, excluding general-purpose disablers and beanbag shotguns.
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[Security\][/color] Flash technology (e.g., flashbang grenades, flash projectors), excluding handheld flashes.
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[Security\][/color] Helmets, riot shields, and ballistic shields.
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[Security\][/color] Security HUDs and restraining gear (e.g., handcuffs).
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[Security/Command\][/color] Disablers and restraining gear used by authorized personnel.
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[Security/Command\][/color] Security HUDs.
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[Security/Command/Bartender\][/color] Protective vests and chest rigs designed to mitigate damage from projectiles or blunt force.
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[Security/Bartender\][/color] Beanbag shotguns (Bartenders must follow SOP).
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[Security/Science/Command\][/color] Handheld flashes.
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[Engineering\][/color] Engineering goggles, and Rapid Construction Devices.
+
+
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Contraband/SL_Substances.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Contraband/SL_Substances.xml
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+
+ # Restricted Substances - Contraband
+ Below are the list of substances and their marked Departments that are permitted to hold them, when necessary.
+ - [bold]Do note[/bold]: that the substances are not outright contraband in small, recreational doses unless they are poisonous.
+
+ ## Uncategorized (Illegal) Substances
+ These substances are considered illegal and should be locked up when discovered. These substances are not allowed to be produced except in station
+ defense scenarios for the sole purpose of defending against foreign invaders, and only with the permission from Command, specifically the Captain
+ or Head of Security, and alongside the Chief Medical Officer.
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[None\][/color] Substances that alter perception, induce hallucinations, or affect mental stability.
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[None\][/color] Any chemical compound classified as experimental or restricted under NanoTrasen policy.
+ - Any substances associated with cultist activity are subject to be denied as well.
+
+ ## Categorized (Semi-Legal) Substances
+ These substances are considered legal and may be given to other personnel with discretion. Substances that are
+ [bold]considered recreational may be held[/bold], in small capacities, are permitted as [italic]long as they're not being used maliciously[/italic].
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[Chemists/Epistemics\][/color] Includes any compound capable of combustion, explosion, or significant thermal output.
+ \[Excluding welding fuel stored in approved containers or welders for maintenance use.\]
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[Epistemics\][/color] Substances that directly harm or kill biological organisms.
+ \[Examples include chemical toxins used in research or biohazard testing.\]
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[Medical\][/color] Includes substances designed to impair cognitive function, induce paralysis, or suppress neural activity.
+ \[Authorized for use by medical staff only in controlled doses for therapeutic purposes.\]
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[Medical\][/color] Substances that enhance physical or mental performance, increase energy, or reduce fatigue.
+ \[Restricted to medical use or approved research by medical personnel.\]
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[Epistemics\][/color] Includes Minbreaker Toxin, chemicals used for dealing with psionics, and any chemicals that would be readily
+ available to Epistemics staff when joining shift (loadout items). \[These are required to be allowed due to Psionic Controls.\]
+
+
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Contraband/SL_Weapons.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Contraband/SL_Weapons.xml
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+
+ # Restricted Weapons - Contraband
+ Many weapons are restricted to Security and Command, but some weapons are allowed for job purposes, whether they be lethal or non-lethal,
+ but should only be handled by those jobs/departments for such cases.
+
+ ## Uncategorized (Illegal) Weapons
+ These weapons are illegal in all terms and are only permitted when defending against foreign invaders. Afterwards, they must be turned over to security
+ or considered a crime. Permits may be permitted for [bold]Improvised Weapons[/bold] only.
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[None\][/color] Unlicensed firearms, firearms that are not handled by NanoTrasen or assigned by Security/Command with permit.
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[None\][/color] Exotic weapons (e.g., energy swords), weapons that are not issued by NanoTrasen.
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[None\][/color] Improvised weapons (e.g., baseball bats, pipe tools). Weapons that should not be allowed without a permit.
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[None\][/color] Lethal implants, implants that are not permitted for use by NanoTrasen.
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[None\][/color] Other lethal weapons not listed above, catch-all.
+
+ ## Categorized (Semi-Legal) Weapons
+ These weapons are illegal when used outside the respective job/department, but discretion is advised when making decisions on these.
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[Security\][/color] Lethal firearms (excluding unmarked weapons, specialty tools like proto-kinetic accelerators).
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[Security/Salvage\][/color] Specialty mining tools such as proto-kinetic accelerators, glaives, daggers, and crushers.
+ \[Salvage must use these tools off-station or in authorized operations only, such as self-defense.\]
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[Security/Command\][/color] Command-approved antique weapons (e.g., antique laser gun).
+ - [color=#cb0000]\[Bartender\][/color] Civilian firearms, limited to less-than-lethal ammunition only.
+ - Weapons with permits are permitted for use by any personnel if signed off by Head of Security and/or Captain. These are only allowed with valid
+ reasoning, and Command Personnel should not hand these out without justifications.
+
+
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+
+ # Contraband - Restricted Items
+ There are several items, gear, weaponry, and chemical substances that are defined as Contraband when handled by personnel that are not
+ qualified to be handling such restricted entities. The following sections define different contraband that should be looked over when possessed
+ by non-certified personnel.
+
+ Some examples of these are:
+ - A non-Medical personnel handling and distributing narcotics.
+ - A non-Security personnel handling lethal weaponry without a permit.
+ - A non-Command personnel having Command Access and Head of Staff gear.
+
+ There are best defined in their respective sections, listed below:
+ - [textlink="Restricted Gear" link="Gear SpaceLaw"]
+ - [textlink="Restricted Substances" link="Substances SpaceLaw"]
+ - [textlink="Restricted Weapons" link = "Weapons SpaceLaw"]
+
+
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CourtRulings/SL_Cultists.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CourtRulings/SL_Cultists.xml
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+
+ # Dr. Sherlock Watson v. NanoTrasen
+ Dr. Sherlock Watson, a retired detective and psychologist extraordinaire decreed to NanoTrasen that cultish activities should be deemed a hostility
+ and dealt with as an act against the Station(s) due to the danger it imposes on the general public and command personnel. Dr. Watson defined cultish
+ activities as those involving unusual congregations of people from different positions with one goal to perform rituals and magics that defy the very
+ nature of the universe, something that transcends knowledge.
+
+ In his further explanations, Dr. Watson claimed that a cult with an unusual religion may seem innocent at first glance, but it could quickly turn into
+ something more sinister when delving further in the investigation. While docile cults do exist, it should be, as Dr. Watson claimed, a necessity for command
+ and security to investigate such congregations and ensure that they are not performing vile, dark acts in efforts to summon an abomination that they refer
+ to as their "god".
+
+ ## Rule Clarification
+ - Cultists should be cleansed to revert their loyalty when possible, holy water seemingly doing the trick for such cases (injected or forcefed).
+ - If a cultist cannot be cleansed, they must be eliminated to prevent potential escapes via teleportation or summoning.
+ - Cultists must be confirmed hostile before killing them, such as proving they've killed and/or are actively fighting against the station.
+ - All efforts must be focused on stopping a ritual summon if such an event were to happen.
+
+
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CourtRulings/SL_IPC-Battery.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CourtRulings/SL_IPC-Battery.xml
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+
+ # Blitz-035 v. NanoTrasen
+ In the court case Blitz-035 v. NanoTrasen, Blitz-035 voiced their concerns over the basic rights that all IPCs deserve when restrained in cells
+ for committing crimes. Blitz-035 was a victim, in their argument, of intentional deprivation of their power cell to prevent them from acting in their
+ cell. The Warden that had sentenced them, the one that stole it in question, took the power cell and left them on the floor for the duration of their
+ crime charges.
+
+ Blitz-035 argued that a power cell for an IPC is the equivalent of a food source and health checkup. That depriving one of reasonable power, whether it
+ be preventing them from charging or outright removing their power cell, was a rights violation of the basic prisoner laws.
+
+ ## Rule Clarification
+ NanoTrasen has agreed and appended this case to the following court order:
+ - IPC Prisoners should be given a means to charging, whether it be replacing their power cells with charged ones or supplying a connectionless APC
+ for charging purposes.
+ - IPC Prisoners are not to be deprived of their power cells while serving out sentences or permanent brigging, as such a case is a violation of
+ basic prisoner rights.
+
+
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CourtRulings/SL_Sacrifices.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CourtRulings/SL_Sacrifices.xml
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+
+ # Solivon Ramus v. NanoTrasen
+ Solivon Ramus escalated a court case to the point of NanoTrasen involvement from a simple station in the 42nd Quadrant Nebula. Solivon made the argument
+ that the involvement of Epistemics during Glimmer bursts and Noospheric Storms are important, but that psionic users that are confirmed to not be using
+ their powers maliciously should not be targets for sacrificing when attempting to reduce the dangerous glimmer levels that plague the station.
+
+ Solivon Ramus claimed one of his friends, a fellow Service Worker on the NTDV Hammurabi Prison Station, was viciously targeted despite sharing his psionic
+ abilities as per the law, and sacrificed without a say by the Chaplain and Mantis who dragged him to the altar. Solivon admitted to stealing the brain from
+ the Chaplain that had done the deed, and taking them to the ICU in the Medical Department and transplanting it himself with his limited surgery skills into
+ a monkey, claiming that converting a sacrificed individual into a borg was merely chaining them to a life of enslavement.
+
+ Solivon Ramus agreed to face the charges for interfering with Epistemics work on White Alert, but declared that sacrificing psionic users that registered
+ and followed the laws as set forth without givintg them the opportunity to remain tracked of mindbroken was no better than killing station personnel for
+ existing in a state of crisis.
+
+ ## Rule Clarification
+ - The option for mindbreaking must be given to those that are being targeted on white alert; unless they are abusing their powers maliciously.
+ - Psionic users that do not register should be given the option, but may be sacrificed if they're found to have powerful abilities.
+ - Sacrifices should be done as a last resort, but transferring the mind to a new body, golem, or borg, is required no matter what.
+
+
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CourtRulings/SpaceLaw_CourtRulings.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CourtRulings/SpaceLaw_CourtRulings.xml
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+
+ # Court Rulings
+ These rulings are considered an extension of the Space Law and should be followed as if they were merely extra rules amended to the Space Law
+ like an addendum. These rules are to be upheld and followed, and clarify special courtcases against NanoTrasen and others.
+ - [italic]Court Rulings are basically OOC rule clarifications brought to in-game.[/italic]
+
+
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Animal.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Animal.xml
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+
+ # Animal Harm and Cruelty (A)
+ Animal Harm and Animal Cruelty are two different crimes specifying the abuse/harm to station animals and personal pets.
+ - This does not extend to pests that live on the station, such as mothroaches, mice, rats, lootbugs, and more.
+
+ ## Animal Harm
+ Animal harm is the intentional (or unintentional) harm of a station animal or personal pet that does not result in it going into a critical state.
+ - A minor punch or so isn't worth charging over, an infraction warning being sufficient, but harming more than just a punch is worth investigating.
+
+ ## Animal Cruelty
+ Animal cruelty is the intentional (or unintentional) harm of a station animal or personal pet that results in it going into a critical state and/or dying.
+ - Animal Cruelty is worth investigating for other crimes when the animal and/or pet dies, for potential other grievances between the offender and victim.
+
+
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Assault.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Assault.xml
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+
+ # Assault and Manslaughter (V)
+ Assault ranges from a simple Disturbance all the way to Manslaughter, Murder, and Prime/Mass Murder.
+ The [bold][color=#dac471]primary difference[/color][/bold] is to the degree of the assault/murder, and how it happened.
+
+ ## Disturbance and Assault
+ Simple scuffles, causing problems for others, harassing, and the likes can boil down to a [bold]Disturbance[/bold] and should be warned.
+ If there is a hands-on moment and people get injured or hurt, but only minor wounds that are easily taken care of, this would be [bold]Assault[/bold].
+ - The difference between a Disturbance and an Assault charge is whether it was hands-on or not, and whether violence happened.
+ - Disturbances: The catch-all for obnoxious crewmates.
+ Covers things such as public nudity, needless insults, obstructing authorities, and inciting crime or violence.
+ Generally covers things that aren't explicitly illegal.
+
+ ## Aggravated Assault
+ The difference between Assault and Aggravated Assault is the intent to grievously harm to the point nearing (or achieving) a critical state of injury.
+ - To take physical action against a person with intent to grievously harm, but not to kill. Assaulting someone to the point of them critting or intending to achieve that.
+
+ ## Manslaughter and Murder
+ The difference between Manslaughter and Murder is intent. Did the individual accidentally kill someone (such as crossfire) or did they kill them with the intent to take their life?
+ - Manslaughter: To unintentionally kill someone through negligent, but not malicious, actions. Murder would be purposefully ending someone's life.
+
+ ## Prime/Mass Murder
+ Prime/Mass Murder is an encompassing charge for two separate cases. If the suspect has killed three (3) or more individuals, then it is considered [bold]Mass Murder[/bold];
+ however, if the suspect has killed even one person and then gone through lengths of dismembering and/or have gone through steps of preventing their revival, it
+ would be [bold]Prime Murder[/bold].
+ - Prime Murder: To commit the act of murder, with clear intent to kill, and clear intent or to have materially take steps to prevent the revival of the victim.
+ - Mass Murder: To commit multiple murders en masse, targeting three (3) or more people.
+
+
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Contraband.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Contraband.xml
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+
+ # Contraband Possession (C)
+ Contraband Possession comes in a variety of forms and tiers of severity. These are outlined in more detail below.
+ - Contraband comes in many forms, but is generalized as items, equipment, and/or materials that are not approved for use on NanoTrasen Stations.
+ These items include, but are not limited to: Items produced by Syndicate, The Wizard, Cultist Nature, Heretics, Changelings, Nuclear Operatives, and more.
+
+ ## Contraband, Minor
+ Minor Contraband extends to items that do not put much threat to life, such as implanting devices, syndicate drugs, non-lethal magical books, and more.
+ - This includes equipment that would not normally be accessible by any crew on the station, including equipment that is not normally accessible to crew members
+ that are not in Security/Command (such as having armor and combat globes or jackboots as a non-Security personnel).
+ - Items classified as minor contraband are not lethal and cannot be used for lethal purposes.
+
+ ## Contraband, Major
+ Major Contraband extends to items that can put threat to life, cause station damage (en masse), such as weapons, advanced armors/hardsuits, explosions, and more.
+ - This includes equipment that poses a threat to life on the station and would not normally be accessible to anyone on the station except Security/Command.
+ Station personnel possessing equipment normally found in the Armory/Vault that has lethal capabilities or powerful technology (such as Lecters and Riot Suits)
+ would be considered Major Contraband as regular Station Personnel do not have access to these.
+ - Anything related to Nuclear Operatives would also be considered Major Contraband.
+
+ ## Contraband, Corporate
+ Corporate Contraband is contraband explicitly relating to corporate secrets, such as blackboxes and the likes. This is contraband that is considered property
+ of NanoTrasen and/or other Corporations that work with NanoTrasen, such as company secrets that can be retrieved from damaged stations or ruins.
+ - Corporate Contraband explicitly refers to: To possess secret documentation or high density tamper-resistant data storage devices (Blackboxes) from
+ any organization without authorization by Nanotrasen.
+ - Anything else related to this charge is explicitly materials such as [bold]Nuclear Fission Devices[/bold] and
+ [bold]Nuclear Authorization Disks[/bold] for such devices.
+
+
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Disruption.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Disruption.xml
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+
+
+ # Disruption and Disturbances (X)
+ Disruptions and Disturbances of Peace relate to matters concerning blatant misuse of Communications and organization of movements to disrupt
+ normal operations of a department, not related to Rioting.
+
+ There are several differences between these two, but they are classified under Disruptions in general for easier convenience of charges and escalation
+ when there are minor changes. Disruptive Communications can easily lead to Distrubances of Peace.
+
+ ## Disruptive Communications (Disruption)
+ Disruptive Communications boils down to simple misuse of Communications Channels in Department or Common. This can be affiliated with spamming
+ unnecessary information or repetitive words into the Communications Channel, to using Communications Channels for unnecessary chatter not necessary
+ for the respective channel.
+ - Some examples could pertain to spamming the channels. Others would be conversations that could be done so locally or in-private over
+ a communications channel that doesn't pertain to the conversation or scenario.
+ - This is a liberally taken and decisive charge to apply
+ to someone, so it is classified as an infraction and should be warned before prosecuting such charges.
+
+ ## Disturbance of Peace
+ The Disturbance of Peace charge is a minor form of organization that does not become violent like Rioting, hence the Minor Severity of the charge.
+ - To knowingly organize a movement which disrupts the normal operations of a department, or being a public disturbance.
+
+
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Drugs.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Drugs.xml
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+
+ # Drug Possession and Distribution (D)
+ Drug Possession and Drug Distribution are two separate crimes that cannot be stackable. If the offender is distributing drugs, they take
+ the higher severity offense, Drug Distribution.
+
+ ## Drug Possession
+ Drug Possession is specifically the carrying of chemicals, substances, and/or any other drug-like entity in large quantities.
+ - To make, hold, or abuse restricted drugs or chemicals.
+
+ ## Illegal Distribution (Drugs)
+ Illegal Distribution is the distribution of a large quantity of drugs that are considered narcotics or do not serve a purpose outside
+ of the medical bay or medicinal purposes. These can and should extend to drugs that are considered contrband as well.
+
+ For further processing, this extends to willingly giving out drugs or equipment that can produce drugs in large quantities.
+ - This does not extend to a few pills or the likes that can be used recreationally. The exception being if the "recreational" use is violent in nature or
+ harmful to crewmembers.
+ - The possession of dangerous or illegal drugs/equipment in a quantity greater than that which is reasonable for personal consumption.
+
+
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_HostileAgent.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_HostileAgent.xml
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+
+ # Hostile Agents (H)
+ Hostile Agents extends to any antagonistic individuals or teams of individuals that pose a threat to the station and/or NanoTrasen as a corporation.
+
+ These individuals come in a variety of severity as do the charges, so you should follow this section for a more efficient understanding of sentencing.
+
+ ## Hostile Agent
+ Hostile Agents are confirmed individuals with alliances to another organization working against the Station and/or NanoTrasen. This includes
+ traitors and thieves that are working to undermine the efforts of NanoTrasen and its personnel aboard this station.
+
+ These individuals must not have committed egregious crimes, such as murdering or sabotaging en masse to be charged with this. If they have performed
+ such crimes, they should be charged with Hostile Activity instead.
+ - Syndicate Traitors and Thieves should be charged with this if they have not committed other crimes that have resulted in deaths and/or
+ lack of functionality for certain jobs/departments.
+ - This also extends to attempting to recruit others, as such: To knowingly act as a recruiter, representative, messenger, ally,
+ benefactor, or other associate of an enemy corporation.
+
+ ## Hostile Activity
+ To be a Hostile Agent (or station personnel, in some cases) that is committing massive dangers to the station; whether it be station sabotage, murders, mass
+ theft, and/or more, this is generally the charge that is associated with such cases. This can also extend to any personnel that impede Security's intent to
+ apprehend a criminal, walling off a critical area (such as vault, medbay, bridge, et cetera) and more activity that would be a major flaw to the Station.
+ - Hostile Activity should be charged to enemies of the station that have been confirmed to have committed several crimes against the station,
+ alongside their objectives to do such crimes.
+ - This is not exclusively limited to Hostile Agents, but should be the next charge for Hostile Agents that fall into this category.
+
+ ## Enemy of the Station
+ Enemy of the Station is a large charge and a very severe one to inflict on someone. You should think about their stance against NanoTrasen and the Station
+ prior to issuing a charge like this on any personnel. This is effectively listing them as a guaranteed threat that should be eliminated, whether it be by
+ permanent brigging with supervision or execution.
+
+ An "Enemy of the Station" must be powerful enough to be a massive threat to the station. While Syndicate Traitors are not classified as such, they are
+ [bold]not exempt[/bold] from this charge if they acquire enough power to be considered a massive station threat (such as an individual with DAGD).
+
+ Anyone labeled an "Enemy of the Station" must be tried in court for permanent brigging with the ability to defend themselves, if apprehended without
+ lethal takedown or posing an active threat.
+ - To be a member of any of the following organizations clearly conspiring for the destruction of station or mass damage to its personnel like
+ Nuclear Operatives, Wizards, Space Pirates, Heretics, Cultists, Changelings, et cetera.
+
+
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Negligence.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Negligence.xml
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+
+ # Negligence (N)
+ Negligence comes in many levels of severity and can even extend to the death or mass death of the station for how it is classified.
+ These are explained further below.
+
+ ## Negligence, Minor and Major
+ The difference between Minor Negligence and Major Negligence is the level of threat it has imposed on someone or several people.
+ This is primarily how affected an individual was by the negligence.
+
+ Did it leave someone severely hurt (but not crit)? Then it would be Major Negligence.
+
+ If it only harmed and was easily corrected, not leaving someone severely wounded but also potentially having gone that far?
+ Then it would only be Minor Negligence.
+ - Major Negligence is classified as: To be negligent in one's duty to an extent that it may cause harm to multiple individuals,
+ a department, or in a manor which directly leads to a serious injury of another person which requires emergency medical treatment.
+
+ Some more notes are shown below, for a breakup of how Negligence can, and should, be classified.
+ - Minor Negligence would be something like: This is the charge for the doctor that accidentally pumps pentetic acid into an oozeling,
+ or a scientist who accidentally floods toxins with room temperature CO2 or N2O.
+ - An Atmospheric Technician messing up the airlock and releasing a burn chamber into the TEG wouldn't be Major until it killed and
+ harmed others before being corrected.
+
+ ## Dereliction
+ Dereliction is the willfull abandonment of a position or job that causes a danger to be present, such as an Atmospheric Technician leaving
+ ignoring the use of a holofan and letting a plasma flood spread into a hallway and refusing to fix the issue.
+ - Dereliction is specifically classified as: To willfully abandon an obligation that is critical to the station's continued operation.
+
+ ## Manslaughter and Biological Terror
+ Manslaughter and Biological Terror are linked to negligence causing full death or mass death to a station. Biological Terror primarily
+ focuses on the releasing of a reagent that causes a virus to spread that's harmful to the station.
+ - Manslaughter is the same as listed in Assault: To unintentionally kill someone through negligent, but not malicious, actions.
+ - Biological Terror is: To knowingly release, cause, or otherwise cause the station to become affected by a disease, plant,
+ or other biological form which may spread unconstrained and or cause serious physical harm.
+
+
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Psionics.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Psionics.xml
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+
+ # Psionics (E)
+ There are several regulations around Psionics, with varying degrees of severity and different effects within the severities. This will group
+ them up into a better-to-understand category for each section of this grouping to consolidate the size of this entry.
+
+ ## Unreported Psionics and Lying
+ Unreported Psionics extends to the deliberate intention to not report your Psionics and being caught with psionic abilities, while Lying
+ About Psionics extends to intentionally Lying to a Psionic Authority (such as Mystagogue, Mantis, and Cataloguer), Security Official, and/or
+ a Command Member about your Psionic Abilities.
+ - Unreported Psionics and Lying About Psionics related to deliberately hiding your Psionic Abilities. Lying is intentionally doing so
+ while not reporting is not necessarily lying unless there is an attempt to deceive an individual about psionic capabilities.
+
+ ## Mindbreaking
+ Mindbreaking is addressed before Psionics Misuse due to the severity of its charge and how important it is to acknowledge it as a crime.
+ Mindbreaking an individual without consent and without due justice for it (such as high levels of glimmer and the individual is misuing their
+ powers to raise the glimmer or harm others).
+ - To unlawfully and maliciously rid a psionic sophont of their powers.
+
+ # Misuse of Psionics
+ Maliciously/Unintentionally Misusing Psionics comes in many forms of severity, and mostly extends to [italic]how severe[/italic] the misuse is.
+ This is split into three severity levels ranging from minor misuse to dangerous (station endangering) use of psionics.
+ - Familiars and any other outcomes of Psionics Abilities are the responsibility of the Psionic User that summoned/created them, and should be
+ attributed to the Psionic User if/when they cause issues for others. It is the Psionic User's fault, and they should pay the price.
+
+ ## Psionics Misuse
+ The Psionics Misuse is attributed to intentionally (or unintentionally) misuse psionics in a non-lethal or non-endangering way. Some examples are shown below.
+ - Examples include spamming telepathy, mindswapping with non-sophont lifeforms many times, and using psionics in a way that generates glimmer excessively.
+
+ ## Malicious Psionics Use
+ Malicious Psionics Use is the use of Psionics in such a way that they endanger others, primarily following the thought process of:
+ Prohibits harmful misuse of psionics, causing danger, trauma, or detrimental alterations to others or the station. Some more notes are shown below:
+ - Individuals convicted under this act must wear anti-psionic helmet for the full duration of their sentence, removing it is akin to breaking out of prison.
+ - Sophonts charged under this sentence are to be evaluated as potential candidates for mindbreaking or sacrifical use in the events of code white emergency.
+ - Cases involving the misuse of lethal psionic powers or familiars fall under Code 4XX and should be treated as a Major Offense.
+
+
+
+ Examples include mindswapping with sophont lifeforms (sapient/sentient creatures on the station) and putting them in danger, deliberately summoning
+ familiars and unsummoning them to raise glimmer, causing hazards with abilities that could lead to endangerment of crew, and more.
+
+
+
+ ## Dangerous Psionics Use
+ Dangerous Psionics Use falls under the same pretense as Malicious Psionics Use, but with more danger on the lives of crewmates and other sophont lifeforms,
+ as well as endangering the station, much like Sabotage levels. This form of severity extends to accidentally/intentionally killing someone with psionic
+ abilities and/or destroying the station with psionic abilities that endangers crew to such cases.
+ - Individuals convicted under this act must wear anti-psionic helmet for the full duration of their sentence, removing it is akin to breaking out of prison.
+ - Sophonts charged under this sentence are to be selected first as candidates for sacrifical use in the events of code white emergency.
+ - Cases involving lethal use of psionic powers in such a way that they caused several murders and/or mass station sabotage are to be sacrificed regardless
+ of the station alert level.
+
+
+
+ This primarily covers use cases where the psionic misuse was used as a weapon against the crew or station and has caused massive damage with the use
+ of the psionic abilities. This also, as stated above, extends to uncontrolled familiars that cause such damages, but this can be defended and is up
+ to sentencing officers on how it is treated (as not all cases are able to be stopped, i.e. raiders).
+
+
+
+
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+
+ # Rioting (R)
+ Rioting comes in many forms, but primarily is associated with the violent nature of an organized group of individuals that
+ cause damages and/or harm other members of the station.
+
+ ## Rioting
+ Rioting refers to the act of associating oneself as a member in a group which collectively commits acts of vandalism, or other felony crimes.
+ - A riot typically constitutes five or more people acting in a coordinated effort. This can however vary on the size and circumstances of the station.
+
+ ## Inciting a Riot
+ Inciting a Riot refers to performing actions in the interest of causing large amounts of unrest up to and including rioting.
+ - This is for the ring leader in any insurrection or riot.
+ - Prisoners may have their radios removed and be contained in areas which are not visible to the general populace.
+
+ ## Subversion of Command
+ Subversion of Command refers to intentionally attempting to overthrow the Chain of Command on the station, including Dignitaries in this as well.
+ Another description would be: Disrupting the chain of command via either murder of a commanding officer or illegally declaring oneself to be a commanding officer.
+ - Security officers are not considered to be commanding officers. Heads of Staff, Captains, Central Command Officials, and Dignitaries are.
+ - This does not include replacement of heads of staff with solid reasoning backing it. (Derelection, Negligence, Unfit for Job, et cetera.)
+
+
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+
+ # Vandalism and Sabotage (S)
+ Vandalism eventually leads to a severity of Sabotage and Massive Station Sabotage. This shows the escalation of the levels and how they
+ should, ideally, be treated when sentencing someone with this grouping charge.
+
+ # Vandalism Slight, Minor, and Major
+ Vandalism comes in three categories before it is subjected to the categorization of Sabotage and Grand Sabotage. These are described in more detail
+ below with notes.
+
+ ## Vandalism Slight
+ To intentionally deface or superficially damage public or private property.
+ - Minor damage that can be repaired with space cleaner or other cosmetic only damage.
+
+ ## Vandalism Minor
+ To damage, destroy, or permanently deface non-critical furniture, vendors, or personal property.
+ - Large amounts of irreparable damage should be charged with Major Vandalism, Damage to critical infrastructure may be a form of Sabotage.
+
+ ## Vandalism Major
+ To destroy or damage non-critical furniture, vendors, or personal property in a manor that can not be repaired.
+ - Spray painting all the lights red and wrecking tables in the bar is fun and all, but it makes it hard to figure out where the fire is,
+ or to have a polite sip of tea.
+
+ ## Sabotage
+ Sabotage has two categorizations, Sabotage and Grand Sabotage. The difference between these is how dangerous it has made the environment, how much of the
+ station is damaged, and how many people are affected by the sabotaging acts.
+ - Sabotage is classified as: To destroy station assets or resources critical to normal or emergency station procedures,
+ or cause sections of the station to become uninhabitable.
+
+ Sabotaging primarily covers: spacing areas, tampering with fire alarms; pipes; wiring,
+ disabling the emitters on the Supermatter, and other general station assets. This also includes unauthorized construction.
+ - While Grand Sabotage is classified as: To destroy or modify station assets or equipment without which the station may collapse or
+ otherwise become uninhabitable.
+
+ Grand Sabotage primarily covers: tampering with station records, purposefully delaminating the SM,
+ destroying the SMES power storage equipment, plasma flooding, or super-heating the air distribution system (distro).
+
+
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Thievery.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Thievery.xml
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+
+ # Thievery and Fraud (F)
+ Thievery and Fraud are both coinciding in the general crime of stealing something that isn't yours. These are categorized in four categories
+ of severity ranging from simple pick-pocketing to thievery and fraud from the station at large.
+
+ ## Pick-Pocketing
+ Pick-Pocketing is a simple crime that involves stripping items from individuals that don't carry much value or interest, but is still an asset
+ that isn't supposed to be in the offenders' inventory.
+ - Small or easily replaceable items should be charged with this, otherwise consider a higher class of theft.
+
+ ## Thievery/Fraud Minor and Major
+ Thievery/Fraud covers stealing items and/or impersonating people to commit fraud and obtain items that are not yours by default.
+ - Minor is classified with: This includes things like insulated gloves, crew pinpointers, normal ID cards, or personal items; while
+ - Major is classified with: To steal rare, extraordinarily expensive (Items of greater than 1000 credit value), or restricted equipment from
+ secure areas or people.
+
+ The items stolen must also be checked for contraband. Items stolen like armory equipment would be Major Thievery, not Grand Theft.
+
+ ## Grand Theft/Fraud
+ Grand Theft/Fraud is extraordinary thievery or fraud that has resulted in significant value loss from the station or peoples of the station.
+ - To steal inherently dangerous items from their storage, one's person, or other such methods acquire through illicit means. This includes items that
+ are considered major/corporate contraband, such as nuclear disks and Command-specific equipment en masse.
+ - There must be multiple items stolen or the items must be considered extremely severe (such as nuclear authorization disk).
+
+
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Trespassing.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Trespassing.xml
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+
+ # Trespassing (T)
+ Trespassing, also referring to Breaking and Entering (which is inherently trespassing), is a crime with several tiers depending on where the individual
+ trespassed and how secure the location is.
+
+ ## Trespassing (Non-Secure)
+ Trespassing in non-secure locations, such as departments that you do not have access/permission to enter, is a minor crime that can usually be let off with
+ no charge depending on the severity of any tangent crimes committed.
+
+ This is something issued with discretion and can be pressed by Department members or members of authority that wish to press the charge due
+ to the effect it had on them.
+ - To be in an area which a person has either not purposefully been admitted to, does not have access,
+ or has been asked to leave by someone who has access to that area.
+
+ ## Trespassing Secure
+ Trespassing in Secure Areas (primarily areas where Security has access to and others do not, but is not explicitly this definition) is a crime that should
+ be punished but may be lessened to a minor crime if deemed as such with discretion.
+
+ Areas that this includes tend to be Chemistry, Atmopsherics, Security (not including Armory, which is next severity level), and Anomaly Generation.
+ - Trespassing in an area which may lead to the injury of self, or others. This also includes areas like security or
+ general command areas which do not contain any sensitive items or consoles.
+
+ ## Trespassing High Secure
+ Trespassing High Secure is trespassing in areas that are limited only to Security and Command personnel with higher levels of access.
+ This is a definite punishment that cannot be lowered by normal circumstances.
+
+ This includes areas like the Vault, Bridge, any Command Personnel's room, Armory, Warden, Permanent Bridge, and any area specifically locked to
+ Command Personnel.
+ - Trespassing in any of the following without appropriate permission or access: Command areas, Personal offices, Weapons storage, weapon production,
+ explosive storage, explosive production, or other high security areas.
+
+
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Ungrouped.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SL_Ungrouped.xml
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+
+ # Ungrouped Crime Charges
+ The following crimes are not grouped and can be stacked with others without worrying about conflicts of severity. These crimes are split into multiple
+ categories of severity and do not increase or decrease in severity, without special circumstances and discretion.
+
+ ## Vigilantism
+ An individual participating in hunting a known antagonist without permission from Security/Command is considered to be a vigilante and should be charged
+ as such.
+ - "[italic]Validhunting is not okay.[/italic]"
+
+ ## Failure to Comply
+ Failure to Comply is a broadened term mostly referring to intentionally refusing to listen to orders from Security (when appropriate for them to give
+ such orders) and listening from legal orders from Head of Staff of their respective department.
+ - To knowingly disobey a lawful order from a superior, or obstructing security from doing it's job.
+
+ ## Kidnapping/Identity Theft
+ This is a broadedened term to encapsulate multiple crimes, and is [bold]the only crime that can stack with itself[/bold] when performing both of the
+ acts it defines (i.e. kidnapping someone and then pursuing their identity).
+ - Kidnapping falls under: To cause a intellectual being's unlawful confinement or restriction of free movement against their will.
+ This act can involve the use of force, threats, or deception.
+ - Identity Theft falls under: To pursue someone else's identity as if it were your own, and falsely claim their identity for yourself. This includes stealing
+ a PDA/ID with the intent to masquerade oneself as the individual. This does not count towards that crime if the PDA/ID is not used to deceive others of the identity.
+
+ ## Refusal of Mental Shielding
+ To refuse mental shielding when it is deemed necessary by Command/Security personnel (this does not include promotion procedures. The individual should not
+ be promoted if they refuse to be mindshielded).
+ - The individual charged with this may request a trial if they wish to do so, but should remained Permanently Brigged if they refuse to be mentally shielded
+ when it is required to (i.e. a Revolution is confirmed).
+
+ ## Espionage
+ Espionage is charged against individuals that deliberately assist Coupes or other forms of betrayal against NanoTrasen and/or the Station as a whole.
+ - To knowingly betray critical information to enemies of the station.
+ - Telling nukies where the disk or a pinpointer is would wind up here. Please note, knowingly assisting antagonists as a non-antag may violate server rules.
+
+
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SpaceLaw_CrimeCategories.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/CrimeGroups/SpaceLaw_CrimeCategories.xml
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+
+ # Crime Categories
+ These are the list of crime categories and their associated tags. You should refer to this to better understand [italic]what[/italic] a crime is
+ and how it is classified in the list.
+
+
+
+ The crime times are listed below, and the maximum length for each categoriy is [bold]not necessarily[/bold] the time that
+ should be used for each individual charge of that category.
+
+
+
+ [bold][color=#dac471]Discretion[/color][/bold] should be used when assigning timing of each charge.
+ - Not all crimes require the maximum charge.
+ - Not all crimes should have the minimum charge either.
+
+ Crime charges, for reference, once more:
+ - 1-XX: Warning (Note for Future Occurrences)
+ - 2-XX: 1-2 Minutes
+ - 3-XX: 2-5 Minutes
+ - 4-XX: 5-10 Minutes
+ - 5-XX: Permanent Brig (Bring to Court as Well)
+
+ ## Warnings
+ Warnings are issued for minor crimes, and should be noted in the event of repeating offenses [italic]after the warning has been given[/italic].
+
+ The following crime groupings are shown below, and have individual grouping entries in this folder:
+ - [textlink="Animal Harm/Cruelty (A)" link="Animal SpaceLaw"]
+ - [textlink="Assault and Manslaughter (V)" link="Assault SpaceLaw"]
+ - [textlink="Contraband (P)" link="Contraband SpaceLaw"]
+ - [textlink="Disruption and Disturbance (X)" link="Disruption SpaceLaw"]
+ - [textlink="Drug Possession/Distribution (D)" link="Drugs SpaceLaw"]
+ - [textlink="Hostile Agents (H)" link="HostileAgent SpaceLaw"]
+ - [textlink="Negligence (N)" link="Negligence SpaceLaw"]
+ - [textlink="Psionics (E)" link="Psionics SpaceLaw"]
+ - [textlink="Rioting (R)" link="Rioting SpaceLaw"]
+ - [textlink="Sabotage and Vandalism (S)" link="Sabotage SpaceLaw"]
+ - [textlink="Thievery and Fraud (F)" link="Thievery SpaceLaw"]
+ - [textlink="Trespassing (T)" link="Trespassing SpaceLaw"]
+ - [textlink="Ungrouped Charges" link="Ungrouped SpaceLaw"]
+
+
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/SL_Modifiers.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/CrimeList/SL_Modifiers.xml
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+
+ # Crime List Modifiers
+ Below is the list of modifiers, explanations, and notes (for OOC) for clarifications.
+
+
+
+ These modifiers can add [bold]or[/bold] reduce times. Use them with discretion.
+
+
+
+ These modifiers include the following:
+ - M-01: Clear and Present Danger
+ - M-02: Repeat Sentencing
+ - M-03: Self-Defense
+ - M-04: Unstable/Brainwashed Mind
+ - M-05: Coordinated Behavior
+ - M-06: Resisting Arrest
+ - M-07: Escaped Prisoner
+ - M-08: Failure to Commit Crime
+ - M-09: Conspiracy
+ - M-10: Security/Command
+
+ ## M-01: Clear and Present Danger
+ Clear and present danger can be assigned to charges where the individual was in a scenario where they commited the crime in
+ the interest of saving life, property, and/or preventing a disaster.
+
+ Such scenarios can be marked with this modifier to reduce, void, and/or expunge their charges from the records.
+
+
+
+ This is primarily used for situations where someone may have to commit a crime with good intention.
+
+
+
+ ## M-02: Repeat Sentencing
+ Despite the name, this can also extend to a large scope of crimes where the sentencing would "repeat" in on itself for multiple
+ stacked crimes. This modifier may be assigned to charges where the offender has done these crimes many times and thus the scope
+ of the crimes has become large enough to process the charge higher.
+
+ In English, this means that the modifier may be applied to increase the charge to the next level.
+
+
+
+ Primarily intended for uses where there are multiple infractions but not enough to warrant a full arrest. Can also be used for repetitive actions
+ that lead to arrest where the individual continues to break the crime without stacking them high enough to be permanently brigged.
+
+
+
+ ## M-03: Self-Defense
+ This modifier may be applied to charges where the offender of the crime was acting in self-defense against an assailant(s).
+
+ This modifier allows the sentencer to reduce, void, and/or expunge the charge from the record.
+
+ ## M-04: Unstabe/Brainwashed Mind
+ Those deemed to be unstable in the mind, acting erratically, or have lost control of themselves may be applied this modifier to their charges.
+ This includes those that have been brainwashed and confirmed to have done actions under the influence of mind-altering effects.
+
+ This deems that an individual who is incapable of acting with a sense of normality, with sanity, may be treated medically to undo the effects.
+ Afterwards, any crimes they committed under this effect may be void and expunged.
+
+
+
+ English: Insanity, Mind Control, Hypnosis, et cetera. This is intended to cover IC manipulation of the mind.
+
+
+
+ ## M-05: Coordinated Behavior
+ This is a modifer that may be applied to those that move in groups as if they were a department of their own, ignoring the departments
+ of the station and acting apart from the station.
+
+ This modifier allows for the charge to be increased in severity by one instance.
+
+
+
+ English: You cannot act as a Passenger/Greytider and work against the station with others.
+
+
+
+ ## M-06: Resisting Arrest
+ Anyone who is actively resisting a lawful arrest may have this modifier attached to their charges. Knowingly resisting arrest
+ is a crime in of it's own and also falls under "Failure to Comply" (3-10).
+
+ Anyone that is actively resisting arrest can be charged an extra 20% of their time (which cannot be applied to permanently brig someone).
+
+ ## M-07: Escaped Prisoner
+ Any prisoner that has escaped from the permanent brig or holding cell is bound to have this modifier added to their charges when they are caught.
+
+ A prisoner that has escaped the holding cell should have the timer reset and increased by 50%. A permanent prisoner should be held in solitary
+ for 2-4 minutes.
+
+ ## M-08: Failure to Commit a Crime
+ Anyone that is caught in the act or has failed to commit a crime in full may have their sentence reduced with this modifier depending on the
+ severity of the crime.
+
+ This modifier can be applied to reduce the severity by one level; however, this [bold]does not apply[/bold] to repeat offenders.
+
+ ## M-09: Conspiracy
+ Willingly assisting someone in committing a crime that is not considered Coordinated Behavior as they have different jobs.
+ This can scale depending on the time, and should generally be associated with the same charges.
+ The individual charged with this should have the same sentence with an appended 1 minute extra.
+
+ An individual who has been confirmed to be assisting a criminal without being under the influence of a mind-altering effect (refer above),
+ and is not being held hostage, may be assigned this modifier.
+
+
+
+ This should be applied to those that are blatantly assisting criminals, like other syndicate members, that aren't confirmed with their
+ own charges of similar value.
+
+
+
+ ## M-10: Security/Command
+ If the individual is a member of the Security or Command department, then they should have their sentence extended for breaking the Space Law.
+ Members of Security and Command are held to higher standards, and should thus be punished more severely for breaking high-severity crimes.
+
+ If the individual who committed the crime is a legitimately hired individual in a Command or Security position, the crime punishment
+ should be charged with an extra two (2) minutes of time.
+
+
+
+ "[italic]You are in Security/Command, and should know the law. Simple as.[/italic]"
+
+
+
+
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+
+ # Space Law Crime Chart
+ Below is the table of crimes and associated timings. This is the Crime-Chart and should be used as a quick reference to severity of crimes and associated times.
+
+ Charges should be issued with the following times:
+ - 1-XX: Warning (Note for Future Occurrences)
+ - 2-XX: 1-2 Minutes
+ - 3-XX: 2-5 Minutes
+ - 4-XX: 5-10 Minutes
+ - 5-XX: Permanent Brig (Bring to Court as Well)
+
+
+
+ Crimes are stackable if they aren't in the same Code Category indicated by color and brackets, highest applies. Refer to sentencing
+ for the times that are charged based on severity level.
+
+
+
+ [italic]Any crimes [bold]not[/bold] listed with a bracket/color are considered uncategorized crimes and may be stacked with specific exceptions.
+ These are clarified in their separate sections.[/italic]
+
+
+
+
+ Code
+
+
+
+
+ 1-XX:
+ \nInfractions
+
+
+
+
+ 2-XX:
+ \nMinor
+ \nCrimes
+
+
+
+
+ 3-XX:
+ \nModerate
+ \nCrimes
+
+
+
+
+ 4-XX:
+ \nMajor
+ \nCrimes
+
+
+
+
+ 5-XX:
+ \nCapital
+ \nCrimes
+
+
+
+
+ X-01
+
+
+
+
+ Disturb. (V)
+
+
+
+
+ Assault (V)
+
+
+
+
+ Aggr.
+ \nAssault (V)
+
+
+
+
+ Murder (V)
+
+
+
+
+ Prime/Mass
+ \nMurder (V)
+
+
+
+
+ X-02
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ Pick-Pocketing (F)
+
+
+
+
+ Theft/Fraud
+ \nMinor (F)
+
+
+
+
+ Theft/Fraud
+ \nMajor (F)
+
+
+
+
+ Grand (F)
+ \nTheft/Fraud
+
+
+
+
+ X-03
+
+
+
+
+ Vandalism
+ \nSlight (S)
+
+
+
+
+ Vandalism
+ \nMinor (S)
+
+
+
+
+ Vandalism
+ \nMajor (S)
+
+
+
+
+ Sabotage (S)
+
+
+
+
+ Grand
+ \nSabotage (S)
+
+
+
+
+ X-04
+
+
+
+
+ Drug
+ \nPossess. (D)
+
+
+
+
+ Illegal
+ \nDistrib. (D)
+
+
+
+
+ Hostile
+ \nAgent (H)
+
+
+
+
+ Hostile
+ \nActivity (H)
+
+
+
+
+ Enemy of
+ \nthe Station (H)
+
+
+
+
+ X-05
+
+
+
+
+ Disruptive
+ \nComms (X)
+
+
+
+
+ Disturb. of
+ \nPeace (X)
+
+
+
+
+ Contra.
+ \nMinor (C)
+
+
+
+
+ Contra.
+ \nMajor (C)
+
+
+
+
+ Contra.
+ \nCorporate (C)
+
+
+
+
+ X-06
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ Vigilantism
+
+
+
+
+ Rioting (R)
+
+
+
+
+ Inciting
+ \na Riot (R)
+
+
+
+
+ Subversion
+ \nof (R)
+ \nCommand
+
+
+
+
+ X-07
+
+
+
+
+ Creating
+ \na Hazard (N)
+
+
+
+
+ Negligence
+ \nMinor (N)
+
+
+
+
+ Negligence
+ \nMajor (N)
+
+
+
+
+ Manslaughter
+ \n(V/N)
+
+
+
+
+ Biological
+ \nTerror
+ \n(V/N)
+
+
+
+
+ X-08
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ Trespassing (T)
+
+
+
+
+ Trespassing
+ \nSecure (T)
+
+
+
+
+ Trespassing High
+ \nSecure (T)
+
+
+
+
+ Refusal of
+ \nMental
+ \nShielding
+
+
+
+
+ X-09
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ Discriminatory
+ \nLanguage
+
+
+
+
+ Failure to
+ \nComply
+
+
+
+
+ Dereliction (N)
+
+
+
+
+ Espionage
+
+
+
+
+ X-10
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ Animal
+ \nHarm (A)
+
+
+
+
+ Animal
+ \nCruelty (A)
+
+
+
+
+ Kidnapping /
+ \nIdentity Theft
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ X-11
+
+
+
+
+ Unreported
+ \nPsionics (E)
+
+
+
+
+ Lying About
+ \nPsionics (E)
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ Mindbreaking (E)
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ X-12
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ Psionics
+ \nMisuse (E)
+
+
+
+
+ Malicious
+ \nPsionics
+ \nUse (E)
+
+
+
+
+ Dangerous
+ \nPsionics
+ \nUse (E)
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Procedures/SL_ImplantRemoval.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Procedures/SL_ImplantRemoval.xml
new file mode 100644
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+
+ # Implant Removal Procedures
+ There are several guidelines around the removal of known, and unknown, implants within a suspect, criminal, or prisoner. These guidelines are outlined
+ below and show the proper procedures that should be followed while removing implants, and justifying it in Space Law.
+
+ ## Guidelines
+ These guidelines, outlining the process and procedures for removing implants, are shown below:
+ - A suspect can be forced to receive implant removal if there is strong, reasonable proof that they have been implanted,
+ such as an officer seeing them use one or their prints being on a discarded injector.
+ - Unlike the implantation procedure, a prisoner can have their sentence entirely delayed or extended until they comply with the procedure,
+ as long as security is actively making attempts to perform it.
+ - Akin to implanting, if an inmate gives their clear permission, implant removal can proceed without proof.
+
+ ## Rules
+ These are non-negotiable rules for defining how implantation removal may be performed:
+ - Implant removal should only be performed, [color=#EB2D3A][bold]which is also defined in the metashield[/bold][/color], if reasonable suspicion
+ is founded that an individual has an implant.
+ - Finding prints or seeing implants being used is justifiable, as stated above.
+ - NanoTrasen knows about implants. They have Mindshield, Tracking, and Lifeline implants.
+ - NanoTrasen does not inherently inform its station personnel of any other implantation devices that are out there, so assume they do not exist.
+
+
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Procedures/SL_Implantation.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Procedures/SL_Implantation.xml
new file mode 100644
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+
+ # Implantation Procedures
+ Security and Command may enforce an Implantation of a Mental Shielding device, Tracking device, or other device legally made within the station
+ or supplied by NanoTrasen, under certain circumstances and while following these guidelines.
+
+ ## Implantation Rulings
+ Implantation follows several rules and should be done when required by an emergency or reasonably believed to be the best outcome:
+ - Any prisoner in custody can be subjected to implantation or implant removal procedures, so long as it's within reason.
+ - The process of adding an implant should not prolong the detainees sentence, meaning you can not hold them longer to administer
+ the implant, unless stated otherwise.
+ - A former inmate can be requested to undergo implantation at a later point in time if they fit the circumstances during their confinement,
+ they must comply.
+ - Implantation is required, per the SOP, for personnel who are being promoted to a Head of Staff position.
+
+ ## Special Circumstances
+ The following have been listed out with special circumstances, anything not in this list can still be applied, given proper legal context:
+ - A prisoner can still receive implantation procedures without meeting the circumstances if they give their consent, clearly.
+ - [color=#a4885c]Tracking Implants:[/color] Trackers can be applied to any suspect that has been convicted of a violent crime.
+ - [color=#a4885c]Mind Shields:[/color] Shields can be administered to any inmate who has been clearly mind controlled, lost control of themselves,
+ or a suspect charged with unlawful control.
+ - Unlike standard implantation you may hold a prisoner until you finish issuing Mind Shields, so long as it's done in a timely fashion.
+ - If a suspect refuses to cooperate or the implant fails to function they can be charged with Refusal of Mental Shielding.
+
+
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Procedures/SL_Searching.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Procedures/SL_Searching.xml
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+
+ # Search and Seizure Procedures
+ Security and Command have to follow procedures for searching based on Alert Level and these guidelines. These procedures should be known
+ to the public for the purpose of ensuring rights are protected.
+
+ ## Personnel Searches
+ Personnel Searches, simply put, are the procedures as follows:
+ - A personnel search is a seizure of the objects in a person's backpack, hands, coat, belt, and pockets.
+ - If any contraband is found during a search, the officer may choose to further the search into a detainment or simply confiscate the restricted items.
+ - After the search is conducted, all legal items are to be returned to the person.
+ - A crewmate may legally decline any search conducted without probable cause or a warrant while the alert level is green.
+ - [italic]It should be noted that if the alert level is blue or above, all personnel searches are legal.[/italic]
+
+ ## Department Searches
+ Department Searches, simply put, are the procedures as follows:
+ - A departmental search is the sweep of an entire area or department for contraband.
+ - It is recommended that the officers be extremely thorough, checking all lockers, crates, and doors.
+ - These can only be done with permission or, ideally, a warrant signed by the department head or highest-ranking command staff,
+ which is the captainin most cases.
+
+
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Procedures/SL_Sentencing.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Procedures/SL_Sentencing.xml
new file mode 100644
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+
+ # Sentencing Procedures
+ There are several procedures that must be followed when sentencing any individual with charges that will land them in the temporary holding
+ cells (jail) and/or sentencing them to permanent brigging.
+
+ These procedures are dependent on different situations, and charging anybody should follow the following times per category as listed in the Crime Chart:
+ - 1-XX: Warning (Note for Future Occurrences)
+ - 2-XX: 1-2 Minutes
+ - 3-XX: 2-5 Minutes
+ - 4-XX: 5-10 Minutes
+ - 5-XX: Permanent Brig (Bring to Court as Well)
+
+ ## Sentencing Rules
+ These are rules that are necessary to follow, from a server rules perspective as well:
+ - The [color=#EB2D3A][bold]maximum[/bold][/color] sentence time is 10 minutes. Any time higher than this should be shortened to 10 minutes.
+ - If the time were to add up to 15 minutes or higher, it should be tried in court for permanent brigging, unless the prisoner accepts instant perma.
+ - If the time were to add up to 20 minutes or higher, it should be permanently brigged no matter what.
+ - If the time were to add up to 30 minutes or higher, it should be moved to an execution at Magistrate/Captain approval.
+
+ ## Guidelines
+ These procedures also follow the guidelines as listed below:
+ - The Magistrate, Head of Security, Warden, and Captain are the only personnel that should be sentencing if they exist in the Crew Manifest.
+ - From a server rules perspective, it is expected that Security Officers are held to only placing sentences under
+ [color=#EB2D3A][bold]10 minutes[/bold][/color] unless Space Law would force them to be tried and/or permanently confined (for having higher charges).
+ - Elaborating on the previous point, Security Officers maliciously placing higher times should be kept in check by those that can sentence criminals;
+ however, this does not mean that maliciously setting times high constantly will go unpunished.
+ - Use common sense and humanity when issuing punishments. Not all punishments need the max time nor the minimum time. You should not issue the max
+ punishment for a simple crime unless it has caused a severe outcome. [bold][italic]Lawyers exist for this purpose.[/italic][/bold]
+
+ ## Stacking Crimes
+ Crimes are to be considered 'stackable' in the sense that if you charge someone with two or
+ more different crimes, you should combine the times you would give them for each crime.
+ - Linked crimes, shown in matching colors and parentheses on the Crime Chart, can not be stacked and instead override each other,
+ you should pick the highest crime that matches the case of severity, and attach modifiers as needed.
+ - These categories can be found in the [textlink="Categories" link="SpaceLaw Categories"] entry.
+
+ ## Attaching Modifiers
+ It is important to attach modifiers, as applicable, to crimes. Modifiers act in the place of standards and are more flexible and can, and should be,
+ assigned with discretion.
+ - These modifiers can be found in the [textlink="Modifiers" link="SpaceLaw Modifiers"] entry.
+
+
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Procedures/SL_Treatment.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Procedures/SL_Treatment.xml
new file mode 100644
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+
+ # Treatment of Prisoners
+ Prisoners deserve the same treatment as everybody else; albeit having reduced access and a limited cell. These treatments are simple, the rights
+ to remain clothed, healthy, and given access to communications.
+
+ Simply put, Prisoners still have certain rights that must be upheld by law enforcement:
+ - Prisoners must be granted adequate medical care, treated swiftly and ensured to not suffer, remain critically injured, nor rot.
+ - Prisoners must be allowed access to basic communications equipment (Radios/Headsets) so long as they are not abused.
+ - Prisoners must be granted clothing, food, water, shelter and safety. If the brig is no longer safe, confinement must be established in another location.
+ - Prisoners must be given access to legal counsel during an interrogation if requested and available.
+ - Prisoners must be given their shift mandated PDA after confinement has finished, unless there is solid proof of PDA tampering.
+ In case of tampering, the PDA is to be secured and replaced with a new unit and noted as a charge in the event that it wasn't included already.
+ - Prisoners must be granted freedom of movement, and should not be restrained with handcuffs or other devices after incarceration unless
+ there is an undue risk to life and limb.
+ - Similarly, any prisoners held for permanent confinement should be held in the communal brig, and should not be confined to a
+ solitary cell unless they pose a risk to life and limb.
+
+ More Treatment of Prisoners can be found in the SOP [textlink="Punishments" link="Punishments SOP"] entry.
+
+
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Procedures/SpaceLaw_Procedures.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Procedures/SpaceLaw_Procedures.xml
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+
+ # Space Law Procedures
+ There are many Space Law procedures, such guidelines and rulings that should be followed by those that uphold it and those that enforce it.
+ These are outlined in their individual sections below and individual entries that go more in-depth.
+
+ ## Treatment of Prisoners and Sentencing
+ Sentencing is done in multiple tiers. There are several rulings around how sentencing should be handled, who should handle it, and how station
+ personnel may influence sentencing matters (such as Lawyers discussing better timings and arguing for/against their clients).
+ - The Magistrate, Head of Security, Warden, and Captain are the only personnel that should be sentencing if they exist in the Crew Manifest.
+ - From a server rules perspective, it is expected that Security Officers are held to only placing sentences under
+ [color=#EB2D3A][bold]10 minutes[/bold][/color] unless Space Law would force them to be tried and/or permanently confined (for having higher charges).
+ - Elaborating on the previous point, Security Officers maliciously placing higher times should be kept in check by those that can sentence criminals;
+ however, this does not mean that maliciously setting times high constantly will go unpunished.
+
+ Furthermore, there are rulings for how prisoners should be treated, regardless of whether they may be in permanent brigging or temporary holding (jail).
+ - Prisoners should be kept alive and given medical treatment if necessary.
+ - Prisoners should be uncuffed unless they are attempting multiple escapes and/or are being hostile to others or self.
+ - More can be found in the entry listed below.
+
+ These rulings are further elaborated upon in the following entries:
+ - [textlink="Prisoner Treatment" link="Treatment SpaceLaw"]
+ - [textlink="Sentencing" link="Sentencing SpaceLaw"]
+
+ ## Search and Seizure, Implantation, and Implant Removal
+ Searching and Seizing property may only be done on appropriate Alert Levels as defined in the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP).
+ Further elaboration is shown in the following entry:
+ - [textlink="Search and Seizure" link="Searching SpaceLaw"]
+
+ Implantation and Implant Removal are two related procedures that have their own entries, but are not mutually exclusive of one another.
+ Implantation can be done for a variety of reasons as defined in the Space Law entry for it, along with the removal of implants for a variety
+ of reasons as well. These entries can be found below:
+ - [textlink="Implantation" link="Implantation SpaceLaw"]
+ - [textlink="Implant Removal" link="ImplantRemoval SpaceLaw"]
+
+
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/SpaceLaw_Initial.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/SpaceLaw_Initial.xml
new file mode 100644
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+
+ # Space Law
+ NanoTrasen has required that all stations under their corporation should follow the abbreviated Space Law. The Space Law is used for handling station
+ personnel, authorized visitors, and can be used against enemy agents.
+
+ Normally speaking, these laws do not apply to foreign invaders, such as enemies of the station (Nuclear Operatives, Ninja, Wizard),
+ compromised personnel (Changelings, Zombies), and law-bound robotics (Cyborgs, Station AI).
+ - This is, however, [bold]not an excuse to abuse Cyborgs and Station AI[/bold].
+
+ ## Crimes and Punishments
+ Space Law covers several different forms of crime, especially with modifiers for such crimes when there are circumstances surrounding
+ the crime(s) that may lead to increasing, decreasing, or outright voiding/expunging the crimes from an individuals record.
+ The crime chart, crime categories, and modifiers can be found below:
+ - [textlink="Crime Chart" link="SpaceLaw CrimeChart"]
+ - [textlink="Crime Categories" link="SpaceLaw Categories"]
+ - [textlink="Crime Modifiers" link="SpaceLaw Modifiers"]
+
+ ## Court Rulings
+ Court Rulings are Amendments to the Space Law that have been clarified outside of NanoTrasen Space Law Addendums. These are considered to be an
+ extension of Space Law and [bold]should be followed as well[/bold].
+ - [italic]Court Rulings are considered extension laws that are enforced as well. Failure to follow them is no different than breaking
+ the Space Law and will be punished as well.[/italic]
+ - [textlink="Court Rulings" link="SpaceLaw CourtRulings"]
+
+ ## Trials and Trial Procedures
+ Trials are held when deciding whether to permanently brig a prisoner or when a prisoner is pleading to be released from permanent brigging. Trials
+ can be held for other means, but trials that do not partake in Space Law are not required to follow these procedures defined in Space Law. Everything
+ related to Space Law trials can be found in the entry listed below:
+ - [textlink="Trials and Trial Procedures" link="SpaceLaw Trials"]
+
+ ## Procedures
+ There are several procedures that Space Law outlines that should be followed. Some such procedures are how Sentencing works, how Prisoners should be
+ Treated, and how Implantation and Searching works. These can be found in more detail below:
+ - [textlink="Procedures" link="SpaceLaw Procedures"]
+
+ ## Restricted Items - Contraband
+ There are several categories for Restricted Items, also known as Contraband. It is recommended that you review these ever-so-often to ensure that
+ you are up-to-date with the most recent information regarding contraband and restricted items.
+ Some items are restricted by department, while others are restricted by authority-level, such as Security-Only,
+ Command-Only, and CentralCommand-Only. More information can be found here:
+ - [textlink="Restricted Items" link="SpaceLaw Contraband"]
+
+ ## Amendments and Exceptions
+ Space Law can be amended or overridden under specific circumstances:
+ - Emergency Situations: Command/Dignitary staff may implement temporary measures to restore order.
+ - Central Command Overrides: Directives from Central Command supersede Space Law where applicable.
+ - Executive Discretion: Captain and Heads of Staff have limited authority to interpret and enforce laws based on context.
+
+
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Trials/SL_EscalationPolicy.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Trials/SL_EscalationPolicy.xml
new file mode 100644
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@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+
+ # Escalation Policy
+ It is possible, when prisoners are causing issues and/or escalating their charges through violent, hostile, and/or other means, to escalate a prisoner's
+ sentence to a higher severity, depending on the crimes.
+
+ The Escalation Policy covers the following directives:
+ - Criminals with a sentence of fifteen (15) minutes or more are to be tried in court for permanent brigging. Refusal to accept the trial is acceptance to
+ the permanent brigging and such criminals are to be turned into prisoners.
+ - Criminals with a sentence of twenty (20) minutes or more are to be immediately permanently brigged, demoted to a prisoner without a trial.
+ - Criminals with a sentence of thirty (30) minutes or more are to be tried in court for execution, if the Magistrate and/or Captain approves of such a case
+ to be accepted. Magistrate still overrules Captain if they disapprove.
+
+ In such cases that the execution trial is followed through, one must follow the SOP [textlink="Executions" link="Execution SOP"] entry.
+
+
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Trials/SL_PrisonerRequest.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Trials/SL_PrisonerRequest.xml
new file mode 100644
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+
+ # Prisoner Request Policy
+ The Prisoner Request Policy covers the choices that Prisoners may request to bring to court and start a trial. This does not cover trials
+ as a result of charges exceeding fifteen (15) minutes or more. This covers trials as a result of the request of a prisoner to defend themselves
+ against charges they've incurred when deemed necessary.
+
+ These policies are covered below:
+ - Prisoners may only request a trial if they have met or exceeded fifteen (15) minutes of brig time, and are to be tried for permanent brigging.
+ - Prisoners that are permanently brigged may request a trial for release if there are no other trials at the time.
+ - Prisoners may request that prior charges be stricken from their record if they can provide evidence proving the charges to be false.
+ - Prisoners have the right to appoint a representative lawyer to advocate on their behalf during the trial.
+ - Should no lawyer be available, the prisoner may choose to represent themselves or appoint any willing crew member as their representative.
+
+
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Trials/SL_TrialPolicy.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Trials/SL_TrialPolicy.xml
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+
+ # Trial Policy Procedures
+ The Trial Policy covers the procedures followed when performing a trial for Permanent Brigging, Executions, or Removing Charges.
+
+ ## Appointment of Judge
+ The first step in creating the trial is appointing a Judge. The Magistrate is the judge by default when one is present on the station, and may
+ only be removed from the Judge position if they are involved in the court case or would step aside and elect another individual as the judge.
+ - The Magistrate is to act as Judge unless they are being tried.
+ - The Captain should act as Judge if there is no Magistrate.
+ - A lawyer should stand in as Judge if there is no Magistrate/Captain that can act as Judge.
+
+ ## Commencement of Trial
+ After the trial has begun, the commencement, the procedures are as follows:
+ - The judge initiates the trial when they are seated and both sides are seated as well.
+ - The prosecution presents the charges, after which the accused is given an opportunity to present their defense.
+
+ ## Judgement Process
+ Once the prosecution and defense have spoken, giving their sides and bringing up any necessary witnesses (if any are allowed by the judge),
+ the judge is to make a decision given the cases.
+ - The judge must decide if the defense is reasonable.
+ - If the defense is unreasonable, the charges are automatically upheld and the case is dismissed.
+ - If the defense is reasonable, the judge has the discretion to decide the fate of the defense and decide whether the charges are upheld or dismissed,
+ per charge if they wish.
+ - The judge may request clarification on any points, but will otherwise render a decision without any further input from either side.
+
+ ## Handling Multiple Charges
+ The judge, as stated above, has the ability to uphold or dismiss multiple charges as they deem fit during the trial judgement process. They may
+ be selective with their choices.
+
+ # More In-Depth Trials
+ In the event that a trial with more depth is preferred by all parties (basically more roleplay and decisions), a variation of trial may be held at the
+ discretion of the judge and parties.
+ - Judge will be appointed, with prosecution and defense.
+ - Trial will commence as per normal.
+ - Opening statements will be made by prosecution and then defense.
+ - Opening arguments will be made by prosecution with evidence and witnessed, then defense.
+ - Closing arguments will be made by prosection, then defense.
+ - Closing statements will be made by prosecution, then defense.
+ - The verdict will be handled.
+
+ The only difference in this is more steps to the process with more playout for how the trial will take place, with dedicated section for making a statement
+ and then beginning arguments and evidence afterwards, giving the judge more of a play on how the trial can take place.
+
+
diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Trials/SpaceLaw_Trials.xml b/Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/SpaceLaw/Trials/SpaceLaw_Trials.xml
new file mode 100644
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@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+
+ # Trials and Trial Procedures
+ Trials are held for numerous reasons in NanoTrasen and their stations. These trials tend to be for rulebreaks, violations of Space Law, and other
+ means. For the purposes of this section, these Trials will cover the proper procedures that should be followed for violations of Space Law and trials
+ held for declaring permanent brigging, executions, and/or potential releases from permanent brigging.
+
+ ## Policies
+ There are several policies that Trials cover, and these are declared in the following entries below, going more in-depth with what they cover
+ and how they should be worked with.
+ - [textlink="Escalation of Prisoner Sentence Policy" link="EscalationPolicy SpaceLaw"]
+ - [textlink="Trial Procedure Policy" link="TrialPolicy SpaceLaw"]
+ - [textlink="Prisoner Trial Request Policy" link="PrisonerRequest SpaceLaw"]
+
+