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1.8 - Executions

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	** If a permabrig prisoner escapes permabrig twice (two seperate counts of 504 (Escaping Permabrig)) they may be executed '''without''' Central Command permission or a 6XX crime, and instead require the permission of the Captain. Only if the Captain is missing or not on shift, the Head of Security may provide permission instead.		** If a permabrig prisoner escapes permabrig twice (two seperate counts of 504 (Escaping Permabrig)) they may be executed '''without''' Central Command permission or a 6XX crime, and instead require the permission of the Captain. Only if the Captain is missing or not on shift, the Head of Security may provide permission instead.
	** Pirates should be attempted to be permabrigged prior to execution, but Central Command authorizes the execution of pirates if this is dangerous or difficult to achieve.		** Pirates should be attempted to be permabrigged prior to execution, but Central Command authorizes the execution of pirates if this is dangerous or difficult to achieve.
	** If a criminal is considered fundamentally uncontainable (immune to, or can easily escape cuffs; or can teleport or otherwise remove themselves from containment with ease) and already classify as an Enemy Of The Corporation (509), then they may be executed. Chiefly, this applies to changelings and nightmares.		** If a criminal is considered fundamentally uncontainable (immune to, or can easily escape cuffs; or can teleport or otherwise remove themselves from containment with ease) and already classify as an Enemy Of The Corporation (509), then they may be executed without Central Command permission. Chiefly, this applies to changelings and nightmares.
	* The Head of Security and Captain '''must''' be notified in order to veto a potential execution. <sub>If these roles are unavailable, the task falls to the Warden, then finally, a group vote by the Security team.</sub>		* The Head of Security and Captain '''must''' be notified in order to veto a potential execution. <sub>If these roles are unavailable, the task falls to the Warden, then finally, a group vote by the Security team.</sub>
	* The criminal '''should''' (but may not necessarily) receive a trial in order to seek clemency where possible and reasonable.		* The criminal '''should''' (but may not necessarily) receive a trial in order to seek clemency where possible and reasonable.

Toastewoofs: /* 1.8 - Executions */

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1.8 - Executions

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	** If a permabrig prisoner escapes permabrig twice (two seperate counts of 504 (Escaping Permabrig)) they may be executed '''without''' Central Command permission or a 6XX crime, and instead require the permission of the Captain. Only if the Captain is missing or not on shift, the Head of Security may provide permission instead.		** If a permabrig prisoner escapes permabrig twice (two seperate counts of 504 (Escaping Permabrig)) they may be executed '''without''' Central Command permission or a 6XX crime, and instead require the permission of the Captain. Only if the Captain is missing or not on shift, the Head of Security may provide permission instead.
	** Pirates should be attempted to be permabrigged prior to execution, but Central Command authorizes the execution of pirates if this is dangerous or difficult to achieve.		** Pirates should be attempted to be permabrigged prior to execution, but Central Command authorizes the execution of pirates if this is dangerous or difficult to achieve.
			** If a criminal is considered fundamentally uncontainable (immune to, or can easily escape cuffs; or can teleport or otherwise remove themselves from containment with ease) and already classify as an Enemy Of The Corporation (509), then they may be executed. Chiefly, this applies to changelings and nightmares.
	* The Head of Security and Captain '''must''' be notified in order to veto a potential execution. <sub>If these roles are unavailable, the task falls to the Warden, then finally, a group vote by the Security team.</sub>		* The Head of Security and Captain '''must''' be notified in order to veto a potential execution. <sub>If these roles are unavailable, the task falls to the Warden, then finally, a group vote by the Security team.</sub>
	* The criminal '''should''' (but may not necessarily) receive a trial in order to seek clemency where possible and reasonable.		* The criminal '''should''' (but may not necessarily) receive a trial in order to seek clemency where possible and reasonable.

Dragonlee at 12:05, 15 July 2026

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	** All security members, including correction officers, may equip themselves with armory-grade armor. Security members should consider the present threats before deciding what kind of armor to equip themselves with. Armor should typically be issued by either the Warden or Head of Security, but the armory emergency access (blast door) may be opened instead if necessary.		** All security members, including correction officers, may equip themselves with armory-grade armor. Security members should consider the present threats before deciding what kind of armor to equip themselves with. Armor should typically be issued by either the Warden or Head of Security, but the armory emergency access (blast door) may be opened instead if necessary.
	** Security members no longer require a warrant to search crewmembers, but should have suspicion of any crime (1XX+) having been committed.		** Security members no longer require a warrant to search crewmembers, but should have suspicion of any crime (1XX+) having been committed.
	** Security members should still prefer to use minimum force, but may employ lethal ~~forth~~ where necessary.		** Security members should still prefer to use minimum force, but may employ lethal force where necessary.
	* '''Red:''' The station or its crew is at risk of destruction, and space law is diminished.		* '''Red:''' The station or its crew is at risk of destruction, and space law is diminished.
	** Security and Command are authorized to perform '''field''' executions where a major (3XX) or above crime has been committed. Security may '''not''' perform a field execution for a crew member disobeying orders, unless said orders could lead to the death of another crew member. A field execution requires that the executed person be revived when the alert is lowered to amber (or violet/orange) or that they be revived when it is safe to do so on red.		** Security and Command are authorized to perform '''field''' executions where a major (3XX) or above crime has been committed. Security may '''not''' perform a field execution for a crew member disobeying orders, unless said orders could lead to the death of another crew member. A field execution requires that the executed person be revived when the alert is lowered to amber (or violet/orange) or that they be revived when it is safe to do so on red.

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1.4 - Further Alert Procedures

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	* '''Blue:''' A fairly common alert - there is suspected hostile activity aboard the station, but the threat is not confirmed, or the nature of the threat has not yet been identified. Privacy laws are still enforced, but are slightly diminished. Security is still expected to use minimum force.		* '''Blue:''' A fairly common alert - there is suspected hostile activity aboard the station, but the threat is not confirmed, or the nature of the threat has not yet been identified. Privacy laws are still enforced, but are slightly diminished. Security is still expected to use minimum force.
	** Security members, excluding the Head of Security and the Warden, may '''not''' carry any lethal weaponry, but '''may''' be '''issued''' (by the Head of Security or Warden) weapons that can chamber non-lethal ammunition, or have non-lethal modes, such as the Renostar shotgun (beanbag and rubber shells), and the SMART rifle (stun rails); or the Allstar AC-2 energy gun/advanced energy gun. Longarm '''rifles''', even if they may chamber rubber rounds, should still not be issued.		** Security members, excluding the Head of Security and the Warden, may '''not''' carry any lethal weaponry, but '''may''' be '''issued''' (by the Head of Security or Warden) weapons that can chamber non-lethal ammunition, or have non-lethal modes, such as the Renostar shotgun (beanbag and rubber shells), and the SMART rifle (stun rails); or the Allstar AC-2 energy gun/advanced energy gun. Longarm '''rifles''', even if they may chamber rubber rounds, should still not be issued.
	** Crewmembers '''cannot''' be searched without a warrant issued by the Head of Personnel, or there is ~~at least tenuous~~ '''evidence''' of a major (3XX) or above crime having been committed. Hunches are not evidence.		** Crewmembers '''cannot''' be searched without a warrant issued by the Head of Personnel, Captain, or Head of Security, or there is '''evidence''' of a major (3XX) or above crime having been committed in front of an officer. Hunches are not evidence.
	** If necessary, security may wear '''riot''' gear, or utilize riot equipment. Riot armor, helmets, shields, and pepperspray weaponry are all classified as riot gear. DRAGnet may utilized, and is not classified as a longarm. The riot '''woodstock shotguns''' may only be used with non- or less-than-lethal ammunition, and only where absolutely necessary.		** If necessary, security may wear '''riot''' gear, or utilize riot equipment. Riot armor, helmets, shields, and pepperspray weaponry are all classified as riot gear. DRAGnet may utilized, and is not classified as a longarm. The riot '''woodstock shotguns''' may only be used with non- or less-than-lethal ammunition, and only where absolutely necessary.
	** Security members may possess further non-standard sidearms, such as swords and the thermal pistols. '''Sawn-off shotguns do not count, and are restricted to amber or above'''.		** Security members may possess further non-standard sidearms, such as swords and the thermal pistols. '''Sawn-off shotguns do not count, and are restricted to amber or above'''.

Toastewoofs: /* 1.2 - Arrest Procedures */

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1.2 - Arrest Procedures

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	# When a criminal is brought to the brig, they may already have their records set. If not, the arresting officer, Warden, or Head of Security should ensure that the criminal has all applicable '''highest-degree''' charges applied to their record.		# When a criminal is brought to the brig, they may already have their records set. If not, the arresting officer, Warden, or Head of Security should ensure that the criminal has all applicable '''highest-degree''' charges applied to their record.
	# '''Avoid''' adding redundant, lower charges to records, unless they are of a different classification or pertinent to be considered. For example, it is redundant to apply both Major Theft (310) and Theft (210), and only Major Theft (310) should be applied; but it would not be redundant to apply both Manslaughter (~~302~~) and ~~Breaking & Entering~~ (~~212~~).		# '''Avoid''' adding redundant, lower charges to records, unless they are of a different classification or pertinent to be considered. For example, it is redundant to apply both Major Theft (310) and Theft (210), and only Major Theft (310) should be applied; but it would not be redundant to apply both Manslaughter (301) and Trespass (209).
	# If a criminal has committed ~~a Grand~~ (~~4XX~~) or ~~Capital~~ (~~5XX~~) crime, '''consider''' whether they should be placed into permabrig. While they are permabrig eligible, it should be important to '''consider the circumstances''' around the crime(s) committed, and potentially offer them a temporary cell instead.		# If a criminal has committed an Exceptional (5XX), Capital (6XX), or Special (SXX) crime, '''consider''' whether they should be placed into permabrig. While they are permabrig eligible, it should be important to '''consider the circumstances''' around the crime(s) committed, and potentially offer them a temporary cell instead.
	# When placing a prisoner in a temporary cell, you should first '''ensure that they are handcuffed'''. Consider whether the criminal is likely to be aggressive or attempt to escape; if they are, consider placing them on the bed inside the cell while cuffed. You should also start the timer at the applicable time for their crime '''before''' proceeding to the next step.		# When placing a prisoner in a temporary cell, you should first '''ensure that they are handcuffed'''. Consider whether the criminal is likely to be aggressive or attempt to escape; if they are, consider placing them on the bed inside the cell while cuffed. You should also start the timer at the applicable time for their crime '''before''' proceeding to the next step.
	# While the criminal is secure, you should then strip them of all items excluding their jumpsuit, radio headset, and ID card. You should strip their ID card only should they have access to open the jail cell door.		# While the criminal is secure, you should then strip them of all items excluding their jumpsuit, radio headset, and ID card. You should strip their ID card only should they have access to open the jail cell door.

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1.4 - Further Alert Procedures

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	** Security members, excluding the Head of Security but including the Warden, may '''not''' carry any lethal weaponry, or any non-lethal longarm weaponry; nor can they be issued such. The Warden may possess lethal weaponry '''only''' inside of the station's security department, chiefly the Brig. This rule does '''not''' apply to weapons issued to members of security at the beginning of a shift, such as the Murphy pistol or Detective's revolver.		** Security members, excluding the Head of Security but including the Warden, may '''not''' carry any lethal weaponry, or any non-lethal longarm weaponry; nor can they be issued such. The Warden may possess lethal weaponry '''only''' inside of the station's security department, chiefly the Brig. This rule does '''not''' apply to weapons issued to members of security at the beginning of a shift, such as the Murphy pistol or Detective's revolver.
	** Crewmembers '''cannot''' be searched without a warrant issued by the Head of Personnel, or there is '''evidence''' of a major (3XX) or above crime having been committed. Hunches are not evidence.		** Crewmembers '''cannot''' be searched without a warrant issued by the Head of Personnel, or there is '''evidence''' of a major (3XX) or above crime having been committed. Hunches are not evidence.
	** Security members are permitted to obtain, hold, and employ (if necessary) alternative non-armory sidearms '''if they have a non-lethal option or ammunition available''', such as the miniature energy gun, some pistols, etc. A long-arm is not a sidearm, and possessing a long-arm outside of the appropriate alert can constitute Incompetence (~~C00~~). Armory-grade '''impermissible''' sidearms are the thermal pistols and sawn-off shotguns (any). Knives, excluding any and all swords, are not counted as sidearms, and may be possessed regardless of alert.		** Security members are permitted to obtain, hold, and employ (if necessary) alternative non-armory sidearms '''if they have a non-lethal option or ammunition available''', such as the miniature energy gun, some pistols, etc. A long-arm is not a sidearm, and possessing a long-arm outside of the appropriate alert can constitute Incompetence (S06). Armory-grade '''impermissible''' sidearms are the thermal pistols and sawn-off shotguns (any). Knives, excluding any and all swords, are not counted as sidearms, and may be possessed regardless of alert.
	** Security members are forbidden from using lethal force except where failing to do so would lead to the death of another crew member.		** Security members are forbidden from using lethal force except where failing to do so would lead to the death of another crew member.
	* '''Blue:''' A fairly common alert - there is suspected hostile activity aboard the station, but the threat is not confirmed, or the nature of the threat has not yet been identified. Privacy laws are still enforced, but are slightly diminished. Security is still expected to use minimum force.		* '''Blue:''' A fairly common alert - there is suspected hostile activity aboard the station, but the threat is not confirmed, or the nature of the threat has not yet been identified. Privacy laws are still enforced, but are slightly diminished. Security is still expected to use minimum force.

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1.4 - Further Alert Procedures

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	Members of security have different expectations depending on the current station's alert, and these expectations may vary depending on the threat. Nanotrasen has guidelines, however, on equipment authorized, levels of privacy, and expected levels of force for each alert level.		Members of security have different expectations depending on the current station's alert, and these expectations may vary depending on the threat. Nanotrasen has guidelines, however, on equipment authorized, levels of privacy, and expected levels of force for each alert level.

	'''When an alert lowers:''' Security should return equipment (weapons, armor, etc.) to the appropriate place (their locker, in the case of personal sidearms, or the armory for other items). Failing to do so may constitute Incompetence (~~C00~~).		'''When an alert lowers:''' Security should return equipment (weapons, armor, etc.) to the appropriate place (their locker, in the case of personal sidearms, or the armory for other items). Failing to do so may constitute Incompetence (S06).

	* '''Green:''' The station's default, lowest level of security with the highest crewmember rights. Privacy laws are fully enforced and security is expected to use the minimum possible force.		* '''Green:''' The station's default, lowest level of security with the highest crewmember rights. Privacy laws are fully enforced and security is expected to use the minimum possible force.

Toastewoofs: /* 1.5 - Weapon Permits */

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1.5 - Weapon Permits

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	In order to acquire a weapon permit, you can ask the Captain, Head of Security, or Head of Personnel. Reasonably, the Head of Personnel will consult with the Head of Security or Captain before giving a weapon permit to a crewmember.		In order to acquire a weapon permit, you can ask the Captain, Head of Security, or Head of Personnel. Reasonably, the Head of Personnel will consult with the Head of Security or Captain before giving a weapon permit to a crewmember.

	The Captain or Head of Security should set the price, if any, of a weapon permit. The standard price is 300 credits, but Nanotrasen allows station to set any price they wish. Any weapon permit sales should go to the station's defense budget account, not the Head of Personnel's pocketbook. Doing so is considered embezzlement of defense funds. Additionally, the price of a weapon permit should not be set individually, and should be the same price for every person. Offering discounts or raising the price for specific individuals can constitute Abusing Authority (~~C02~~).		The Captain or Head of Security should set the price, if any, of a weapon permit. The standard price is 300 credits, but Nanotrasen allows station to set any price they wish. Any weapon permit sales should go to the station's defense budget account, not the Head of Personnel's pocketbook. Doing so is considered embezzlement of defense funds. Additionally, the price of a weapon permit should not be set individually, and should be the same price for every person. Offering discounts or raising the price for specific individuals can constitute Abusing Authority (S03).

	A crew member with a weapon permit has been allowed and permitted to carry a lethal weapon and wear basic security-level armor, but this does not always last; the Head of Security, Captain, or Head of Personnel can revoke your weapon permit at any time for any '''lawful''' reason.		A crew member with a weapon permit has been allowed and permitted to carry a lethal weapon and wear basic security-level armor, but this does not always last; the Head of Security, Captain, or Head of Personnel can revoke your weapon permit at any time for any '''lawful''' reason.

	A weapon permit is automatically rendered invalid when an individual commits a Grand (4XX) crime or above (~~including ComSec~~/~~CXX~~ crimes), and their permit should be removed, alongside their weapons confiscated.		A weapon permit is automatically rendered invalid when an individual commits a Grand (4XX) crime or above (excluding Special/SXX crimes), and their permit should be removed, alongside their weapons confiscated.

	=== 1.6 - The Chain of Succession ===		=== 1.6 - The Chain of Succession ===

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1.7 - Contraband and You

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	* Contraband explosives may '''only''' be used on large-scale biological threats, such as a Level-5 Biohazard (Blob).		* Contraband explosives may '''only''' be used on large-scale biological threats, such as a Level-5 Biohazard (Blob).

	Officers found possessing and/or employing contraband outside of the specified above conditions should be charged with both Incompetence (~~C00~~) and ~~Criminal Negligence~~ (~~202~~), alongside any other applicable charges.		Officers found possessing and/or employing contraband outside of the specified above conditions should be charged with both Incompetence (S06) and applicable negligence charges (206, 306, 406, 506), alongside any other applicable charges.

	=== 1.8 - Executions ===		=== 1.8 - Executions ===

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1.8 - Executions

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	=== 1.8 - Executions ===		=== 1.8 - Executions ===
	'''''<u>This should be the last resort where possible. Unnecessary executions are punished under ~~513~~ in Space Law. Killing other players unnecessarily, especially if you are wrong, will result in you being banned from playing Security.</u>'''''		'''''<u>This should be the last resort where possible. Unnecessary executions are punished under 606 in Space Law. Killing other players unnecessarily, especially if you are wrong, will result in you being banned from playing Security.</u>'''''

	In situations where Capital Crimes are committed, and other methods of discipline are inappropriate or ineffective, an execution may be deemed necessary. Executions are only for crew and foreign agents. In order to carry out an execution:		In situations where Capital Crimes are committed, and other methods of discipline are inappropriate or ineffective, an execution may be deemed necessary. Executions are only for crew and foreign agents. In order to carry out an execution:

	* Executions require authorization from Central Command, and a fax or message should be sent for deliberation. If you do not receive a response, you '''cannot''' perform an execution. If your request is denied, consider pacification, exile, or '''consensual''' borgification.		* Executions for non-6XX crimes require authorization from Central Command, and a fax or message should be sent for deliberation. If you do not receive a response, you '''cannot''' perform an execution. If your request is denied, consider pacification, exile, or '''consensual''' borgification.
	** If a permabrig prisoner escapes permabrig twice (two seperate counts of 504 (Escaping Permabrig)) they may be executed '''without''' Central Command permission, and instead require the permission of the Captain. Only if the Captain is missing or not on shift, the Head of Security may provide permission instead.		** This is to say, 6XX crimes do not require permission from Central Command to execute, but not all 6XX crimes necessarily have to result in execution.
	** Fundamentally uncontainable antagonists (nightmares, changelings '''only''') may be executed or round-removed where appropriate.		** If a permabrig prisoner escapes permabrig twice (two seperate counts of 504 (Escaping Permabrig)) they may be executed '''without''' Central Command permission or a 6XX crime, and instead require the permission of the Captain. Only if the Captain is missing or not on shift, the Head of Security may provide permission instead.
	** Pirates should be attempted to be permabrigged prior to execution, but Central Command authorizes the execution of pirates if this is dangerous or difficult to achieve.		** Pirates should be attempted to be permabrigged prior to execution, but Central Command authorizes the execution of pirates if this is dangerous or difficult to achieve.
	* The Head of Security and Captain '''must''' be notified in order to veto a potential execution. <sub>If these roles are unavailable, the task falls to the Warden, then finally, a group vote by the Security team.</sub>		* The Head of Security and Captain '''must''' be notified in order to veto a potential execution. <sub>If these roles are unavailable, the task falls to the Warden, then finally, a group vote by the Security team.</sub>