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Silly Goober at 23:42, 14 June 2026

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	<div style='text-align: center;'>'''Corporate Regulations''' are handled by;		<div style='text-align: center;'>'''Corporate Regulations''' are handled by;

	~~Lawyers~~,		Nanotrasen Consultant,

	Head of Personnel,		Head of Personnel,

	~~Nanotrasen Consultant,~~		Lawyers

	The Captain and Security if the above is not available or there is no consensus reached between parties.		The Captain and Security if the above is not available or there is no consensus reached between parties.

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	'''Class-S (Special) Felonies''' - Special grade crimes are the tip of the iceberg. These cover non-typical lifeforms, Enemies of the station, Bio-terrorists, Malfunctioning Station Intelligences and Esoteric anomalies. These are handled by STAM enforcers and retain unyielding authority at prosecution.		'''Class-S (Special) Felonies''' - Special grade crimes are the tip of the iceberg. These cover non-typical lifeforms, Enemies of the station, Bio-terrorists, Malfunctioning Station Intelligences and Esoteric anomalies. These are handled by STAM enforcers and retain unyielding authority at prosecution.

	=== Charging ~~Procedure~~ ===		=== <div style="text-align: center;">Charging Procedures</div> ===


	Crimes have an escalating factor to them, but specifics retain ‘context’. You are not allowed to charge someone with an act of ‘trespassing’ as well as an act of ‘grand trespassing’ in the same sentencing act, as Grand Trespass is an escalated charge from Trespassing.		Crimes have an escalating factor to them, but specifics retain ‘context’. You are not allowed to charge someone with an act of ‘trespassing’ as well as an act of ‘grand trespassing’ in the same sentencing act, as Grand Trespass is an escalated charge from Trespassing.

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	'''Class-S (Special) Felonies''' - Special grade crimes are the tip of the iceberg. These cover non-typical lifeforms, Enemies of the station, Bio-terrorists, Malfunctioning Station Intelligences and Esoteric anomalies. These are handled by STAM enforcers and retain unyielding authority at prosecution.		'''Class-S (Special) Felonies''' - Special grade crimes are the tip of the iceberg. These cover non-typical lifeforms, Enemies of the station, Bio-terrorists, Malfunctioning Station Intelligences and Esoteric anomalies. These are handled by STAM enforcers and retain unyielding authority at prosecution.
	'''Charging Procedure'''Crimes have an escalating factor to them, but specifics retain ‘context’. You are not allowed to charge someone with an act of ‘trespassing’ as well as an act of ‘grand trespassing’ in the same sentencing act, as Grand Trespass is an escalated charge from Trespassing.


			=== Charging Procedure ===


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	=== <div style="text-align: center;">Pardons and Parole</div> ===		=== <div style="text-align: center;">Pardons and Parole</div> ===
	Pardons are only ~~able to be done~~ for ~~low grade (and 2xx) violations and infractions alone~~ at the behest of the ~~HoS~~ or Captain, ~~though the HoS can~~ override the Captain's pardon. ~~Prisoners~~ that ~~are~~ already ~~incarcerated can be paroled but cannot~~ be pardoned for ~~their crimes. Parole~~ is ~~dependent on~~ the ~~prisoner's sentencing and records. Prisoners sentenced to~~ Maximum ~~security and Supermax confinement cannot be pardoned~~ or ~~paroled~~.		Pardons are only eligible for offenders that fall into the “minor” or lesser categories, at the behest of the Head of Security, Nanotrasen Consultant or Captain. The Head of Security has the final say when it comes to pardoning a suspect, and may even override the current Captain onboard. The Nanotrasen Consultant, in the absence of a Head of Security may also override a Captain’s pardon.


			A suspect that has already been processed and brigged may be pardoned by a figure of authority listed above, unless they are on the roster of ‘permanent prisoners’. The only times a prisoner is eligible for parole is if they’re not of the Maximum or SuperMax grade.

	=== <div style="text-align: center;">Permanent Incarceration and alternatives</div> ===		=== <div style="text-align: center;">Permanent Incarceration and alternatives</div> ===
	~~Anyone found guilty~~ of ~~a Grade 4 crime~~ - ~~or someone that's a~~ massive, repeat ~~offender - is eligible for permanent incarceration~~. However, alternatives exist that may be offered to ~~a prisoner~~ at the ~~sentencing officer~~'~~s discretion~~. ~~The sentenced criminal~~ must ~~consent~~ to the ~~alternative punishment~~ - ~~if they are not physically~~ or ~~mentally~~ able to ~~make this decision~~, you must ~~default~~ to ~~permanent incarceration~~. ~~If you do not wish~~ to ~~offer~~ the ~~alternatives for whatever reason~~, you ~~again~~ must ~~default~~ to ~~permanent incarceration~~.		Capital grade crimes are the first step to landing within the confines of perma-brig’s walls, massive repeat offenders may also find themselves within the category. However, alternatives exist that may be offered to the suspect at the discretion of select commanding staff. Alternatives are as follows;

			'''Exile Implants''' - Exile implants are most commonly found within the gateway room, or printed in the security’s techfab. A written log of the exiled suspect must be made and they are to be escorted through the gateway portal. This can be authorized by both the Head of Security and Nanotrasen Consultant, although the Head of Security’s word is final.

			'''Pacification Surgery''' - Pacification may only be granted by the Chief Medical Officer onboard, or in their absence, the Captain may veto the request with at least a medical doctor onboard. In the absence of any staff able to perform the surgery safely, you must resort to other options or simply perma-brigging.

			'''Cyborgification''' - Cyborgification may only be granted by the Research Director onboard, or in their absence, the Captain may veto the request with at least a roboticist onboard. In the absence of any staff able to perform the transfer safely, you must resort to other options or simply perma-brigging.


	~~Alternatives to~~ the ~~permabrig are as follows: Exile with an implant; using the gateway~~, ~~or the shuttle~~ to ~~lavaland~~. ~~Pacification surgery - must be approved by~~ the ~~CMO. Cyborgification - must~~ be ~~approved by the RD~~.		'''Keep in mind, every alternative punishment is a voluntary choice. If the suspect is considered ‘containable’, you will default to perma-brigging. If the suspect cannot be considered contained without one of these Alternatives, it is no longer considered voluntary.'''
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Silly Goober at 23:24, 14 June 2026

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	=== <div style="text-align: center;">Permanent Incarceration and alternatives</div> ===		=== <div style="text-align: center;">Permanent Incarceration and alternatives</div> ===
	Anyone found guilty of a Grade 6 crime - or someone that's a massive, repeat offender - is eligible for permanent incarceration. However, alternatives exist that may be offered to a prisoner at the sentencing officer's discretion. The sentenced criminal must consent to the alternative punishment - if they are not physically or mentally able to make this decision, you must default to permanent incarceration. If you do not wish to offer the alternatives for whatever reason, you again must default to permanent incarceration.		Anyone found guilty of a Grade 4 crime - or someone that's a massive, repeat offender - is eligible for permanent incarceration. However, alternatives exist that may be offered to a prisoner at the sentencing officer's discretion. The sentenced criminal must consent to the alternative punishment - if they are not physically or mentally able to make this decision, you must default to permanent incarceration. If you do not wish to offer the alternatives for whatever reason, you again must default to permanent incarceration.

	Alternatives to the permabrig are as follows: Exile with an implant; using the gateway, or the shuttle to lavaland. Pacification surgery - must be approved by the CMO. Cyborgification - must be approved by the RD.		Alternatives to the permabrig are as follows: Exile with an implant; using the gateway, or the shuttle to lavaland. Pacification surgery - must be approved by the CMO. Cyborgification - must be approved by the RD.
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	=<div style='text-align: center;'>Contraband Table</div>=		=<div style='text-align: center;'>Contraband Table</div>=
	<span style="font-size:1.3em;"><b>Note: Any items not on the list are not considered contraband, This contraband guide is meant to highlight tiers, for if you find items on a person during a search~~. -Not- for if they're -actively using/attacking people with them~~. Possession is a different charge than it's malicious use~~, and a person cannot be charged with a "future crime" just because they were caught with something~~.</b></span>		<span style="font-size:1.3em;"><b>Note: Any items not on the list are not considered contraband unless it's used in the crime itself. This contraband guide is meant to highlight tiers for if you find items on a person during a search. Possession is a different charge than it's malicious use.</b></span>
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Silly Goober at 03:36, 28 May 2026

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	'''''The Captain is largely uninvolved unless no consensus is reached within a reasonable timeframe, as their first and foremost duties are to organize and keep track of the station’s commanding structure.''''' </div>		'''''The Captain is largely uninvolved unless no consensus is reached within a reasonable timeframe, as their first and foremost duties are to organize and keep track of the station’s commanding structure.''''' </div>

	<div style='text-align: center;'>~~'''Injunctions~~ Limits~~'''~~		<div style='text-align: center;'>
			=== Injunction Limits ===
	Injunctions cannot prevent personnel from entering areas considered “essential”.		Injunctions cannot prevent personnel from entering areas considered “essential”.

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	=== <div style="text-align: center;">Crime Tiers</div> ===		=== <div style="text-align: center;">Crime Tiers</div> ===
	'''~~Corporate Grade~~''' - ~~Corporate grade~~ crimes are often general issues that could be brushed off as a nuisance. These are first and foremost handled by enforcers of Corporate Regulations and fall under civil disputes.		'''Citations''' - Minor crimes that are often general issues that could be brushed off as a nuisance. These are first and foremost handled by enforcers of Corporate Regulations and fall under civil disputes.

	'''~~Minor Grade~~''' - Minor grade crimes are considered a step above a nuisance, property damage, tantrums, low-grade violence and similar will fall under this. These are first and foremost handled by CR enforcers. STAM enforcers are encouraged to step in if they spot the crime happening, as to prevent it from escalating.		'''Misdemeanors''' - Minor grade crimes that are considered a step above a nuisance, property damage, tantrums, low-grade violence and similar will fall under this. These are first and foremost handled by CR enforcers. STAM enforcers are encouraged to step in if they spot the crime happening, as to prevent it from escalating.

	'''~~Major Grade~~''' - Major grade ~~crimes~~ are considered the meat, the middleground. These cover assault, serious impediments of duty, manslaughter, abusing equipment, non-violent kidnappings and so on. These are primarily handled by STAM enforcers but may acquire second opinions from CR enforcers.		'''Felonies''' - Major grade felonies are considered the meat, the middleground. These cover assault, serious impediments of duty, manslaughter, abusing equipment, non-violent kidnappings and so on. These are primarily handled by STAM enforcers but may acquire second opinions from CR enforcers.

	'''Capital ~~Grade~~''' - Capital grade ~~crimes~~ are considered serious offenses, nearing the tip of the iceberg. These cover murder, sabotage, riots, mutiny, terrorism and the like. These are primarily handled by STAM enforcers but may acquire second opinions from CR enforcers.		'''Capital Felonies''' - Capital grade felonies are considered serious offenses, nearing the tip of the iceberg. These cover murder, sabotage, riots, mutiny, terrorism and the like. These are primarily handled by STAM enforcers but may acquire second opinions from CR enforcers.

	'''Special ~~Grade~~''' - Special grade crimes are the tip of the iceberg. These cover non-typical lifeforms, Enemies of the station, Bio-terrorists, Malfunctioning Station Intelligences and Esoteric anomalies. These are handled by STAM enforcers and retain unyielding authority at prosecution.		'''Class-S (Special) Felonies''' - Special grade crimes are the tip of the iceberg. These cover non-typical lifeforms, Enemies of the station, Bio-terrorists, Malfunctioning Station Intelligences and Esoteric anomalies. These are handled by STAM enforcers and retain unyielding authority at prosecution.
	'''Charging Procedure'''Crimes have an escalating factor to them, but specifics retain ‘context’. You are not allowed to charge someone with an act of ‘trespassing’ as well as an act of ‘grand trespassing’ in the same sentencing act, as Grand Trespass is an escalated charge from Trespassing.		'''Charging Procedure'''Crimes have an escalating factor to them, but specifics retain ‘context’. You are not allowed to charge someone with an act of ‘trespassing’ as well as an act of ‘grand trespassing’ in the same sentencing act, as Grand Trespass is an escalated charge from Trespassing.




			Crimes have an escalating factor to them, but specifics retain ‘context’. You are not allowed to charge someone with an act of ‘trespassing’ as well as an act of ‘grand trespassing’ in the same sentencing act, as Grand Trespass is an escalated charge from Trespassing.

	=== <div style="text-align: center;">Crime Stacking</div> ===		=== <div style="text-align: center;">Crime Stacking</div> ===
	Stacking has an upper limit of three crimes, '''if the crimes do not exceed the “minor” grade.''' Upon breaching into the Major or above territory, you are permitted to stack as many crimes as committed, as long as they do not overlap contextually. Contraband charges do not count towards the ‘limit of three’, even in the lower-end grades. Contraband is context sensitive, depending on the object in question. Multiple identical or similar items, exceeding a limit of four carry a '''100% sentencing penalty for that piece of contraband.''' This means carrying an excess results in a double contraband charge.		Stacking has an upper limit of three crimes, '''if the crimes do not exceed the “minor” grade.''' Upon breaching into the Major or above territory, you are permitted to stack as many crimes as committed, as long as they do not overlap contextually. Contraband charges do not count towards the ‘limit of three’, even in the lower-end grades. Contraband is context sensitive, depending on the object in question. Multiple identical or similar items, exceeding a limit of four - carry a '''100% sentencing penalty for that piece of contraband.''' This means carrying an excess results in a double contraband charge.

	=== <div style="text-align: center;">Pardons and Parole</div> ===		=== <div style="text-align: center;">Pardons and Parole</div> ===
	Pardons are only able to be done for low grade (~~1xx~~ and 2xx) violations and infractions alone at the behest of the HoS or Captain, though the HoS can override the Captain's pardon. Prisoners that are already incarcerated can be paroled but cannot be pardoned for their crimes. Parole is dependent on the prisoner's sentencing and records. Prisoners sentenced to Maximum security and Supermax confinement cannot be pardoned or paroled.		Pardons are only able to be done for low grade (and 2xx) violations and infractions alone at the behest of the HoS or Captain, though the HoS can override the Captain's pardon. Prisoners that are already incarcerated can be paroled but cannot be pardoned for their crimes. Parole is dependent on the prisoner's sentencing and records. Prisoners sentenced to Maximum security and Supermax confinement cannot be pardoned or paroled.

	=== <div style="text-align: center;">Permanent Incarceration and alternatives</div> ===		=== <div style="text-align: center;">Permanent Incarceration and alternatives</div> ===

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	\| style="background:{{c4xx}};" \|Release of a Biological Weapon[[#409\| ↩]]		\| style="background:{{c4xx}};" \|Release of a Biological Weapon[[#409\| ↩]]
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	\| style="background:#AEAAAA;" \|X19		\| style="background:#AEAAAA;" \|X19
	\| colspan="4" style="background:#8EAADB;" \|'''[[#Contraband Table\|Contraband Possesion (Based on tier)]]'''		\| colspan="4" style="background:#8EAADB;" \|'''[[#Contraband Table\|Contraband Possesion (Based on tier)]]'''
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	\|-		\|-
	\| style="background:#AEAAAA;" \|'''Sentence'''		\| style="background:#AEAAAA;" \|'''Sentence'''
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	\| style="background:{{c3xx}};" \|'''15 minutes<br>1500 mining points'''		\| style="background:{{c3xx}};" \|'''15 minutes<br>1500 mining points'''
	\| style="background:{{c4xx}};" \|'''20 minutes<br>2000 mining points'''		\| style="background:{{c4xx}};" \|'''20 minutes<br>2000 mining points'''
			\|
	\|}		\|}
	'''<big>The detaining officer or HoS can decide on punishment regarding to fines, jail time or injunctions.</big>'''		'''<big>The detaining officer or HoS can decide on punishment regarding to fines, jail time or injunctions.</big>'''
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	Demotions for common / non-command crew are at the discretion of the corresponding head of department, within logical and legal reason. (Willful refusal, Malpractice, Sabotage, et cetera...)		Demotions for common / non-command crew are at the discretion of the corresponding head of department, within logical and legal reason. (Willful refusal, Malpractice, Sabotage, et cetera...)


	====Command Demotion====		====Command Demotion====