The Definitions and Penal Act: PART OF THE T.P.A.

Part of the Tyranny Protection Acts:
This Bill of the last of a series of bills aimed at increasing the regulation of police power and citizen's rights when it comes to dealing with the government

With two Bills aimed at empowering the citizen in ways which confine government authority and power of a citizen to strict boundaries this last Bill will complete the circuit. 

THE DEFINITIONS AND PENAL ACT
Seeing that in recent times, and in times of old, the words Terrorism, Compromise to National Security, Treason, Capital Crime, Criminal Act, and all other words which are indicative of anything illegal are used interchangeably used by person and the government to charge a citizen in the hopes of a guilty verdict and sentence. It is then absolutely necessary then, in order to avoid confusion in any type of event from here on out, just want these terms mean. The terms will then be defined below. These definitions then shall be used as reference for any citizen and or government agent when bringing matters before court, or simply having a conversation. These definitions shall be the origin from where attorneys, judges' and any person who either argues or administers justice shall draw their understanding from.
Therefore to end confusion, unfair government charges on citizens under general and lose terms and to give the citizen and the government a clear outline of what a crime is this Bill then gives you these Definitions.
In addition to these Definitions this Bill also gives you the penal code in relation to the crimes fitting. 

Article I. A Crime
There are two types of crimes. Civil and Criminal. For the purposes of Nations States and to avoid over complexity we shall only have one all encompassing definition. A crime is defined as any act, that violates the Constitution and law codes and in which that act may be prosecuted by the State or plaintiff for restitution and or punishment.
A crime may be anything which directly violates the articles within the Constitution and the Laws within the Unified Law Code of the Commonwealth which may be punishable by law. In order for anyone, especially the government, to consider an act a crime the party must identity what article and or law is in breech. Once an act is identified as a crime the proper authorities may act.

sub-clause: any crime may hold any of these sentences: court order of restitution, injunctions, restraining RMB/communication order, order of RMB silence the revocation of citizenship, the order to withhold on public office as well as restrains on citizenship, order of public and or private formal apology, as well as any court order which is deemed fit by a judge for the crime. The Corrections Prison sentence and Conditional or Unconditional Banishment may be, in cases that are deemed severe, used as well.

Article II. Capital Crime 
Is defined as crime which, proven to have occurred in a court of law, holds a sentence of two or more weeks in prison, i.e. The Division of Corrections.
There could be two instances where a crime can be called capital. One, The Defendant is alleged of causing major emotional and or psychological(which could turn into physiological as emotional pain can manifest physical symptoms ) pain to victim(s) and or plantiff(s) Meaning that his or her words, and or actions ,have caused the person to truly suffer pain outside of this game. And Two, the Defendant put the region's stability in danger to the point of invasion, coue, or implosion(implosion being citizens no longer taking part in government leaving region defenseless) 
    

Article III. Terrorism
Shall be defined as the use of violence, through words and or actions, with the specific aim of targeting political systems. In essence, terrorism charges shall only legitimate is the crime itself used words and actions which had the goal of dismantling or weakening the political system to the point of complete regional vulnerability to outside threats. If a crime does not meet these standards it may not be used in the court as a terrorism charge.
Crimes which are labeled Terrorism shall also be labeled as comprises of National Security. Both shall have the same conditions as one crime and charge not two separate crimes.  

Article IV. Treason
Treason is defined as a crime which betrays ones own citizenship to his or her country in putting that county, CM, at risk of invasion, coue, or hostilities from another country. Treason may also be defined as a crime in which the action prevents the government from keeping the peace or keeping secure the region's safety.

Article V. Civil Offense
A civil offense is any crime which bears not prison sentence and in which the punishment, if found guilty, is only a matter of restitution.(i.e. A person is upset that another party stole their idea for a political party or idea for a new policy or bill. In which case both would plead their cases and the judge would correct the situation and order one of the parties to make restitution)
sub-clause: sentences for civil offense:  court order of restitution, injunctions, restraining RMB/communication order, order of RMB silence



This Bill also allows for new definitions should the need arise. They would be simply added on, upon a Parliament vote.






Authored: Judge A. Ruclax



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