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1. Introduction......................................................................................................................................8
1 § 1 Purpose, Scope of the Code of Ethics............................................................................................ 8
1 § 2 Effect and Enforcement of the Code of Ethics............................................................................... 8
1 § 3 Maintenance and Amendments to the Foundation Code............................................................. 8
1 § 4 Definitions....................................................................................................................................10
1 § 5 Law Enforcement Procedure........................................................................................................10
1 § 6 Punishment Procedure................................................................................................................ 11

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2. Foundation Structure...................................................................................................................... 13
2 § 1 O5 Council....................................................................................................................................13
2 § 2 Office of The Council....................................................................................................................13
2 § 3 The Committee............................................................................................................................ 13
2 § 4 Department Limitations...............................................................................................................13
2 § 5 Combative Jurisdiction.................................................................................................................14
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3. Bill of Rights.................................................................................................................................... 16
3 § 1 Right to Apply.............................................................................................................................. 16
3 § 2 Right to Appeal............................................................................................................................ 16
3 § 3 Right to Physical Well-Being.........................................................................................................16
3 § 4 Right to Defend............................................................................................................................ 17
3 § 5 Freedom of Open Movement...................................................................................................... 18
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3 § 6 Right to Substantiated Action...................................................................................................... 18
3 § 7 Right to Justified Continuance..................................................................................................... 19
4. Regulating Improper Handling of Foundation Property....................................................................20
4 § 1 Definitions....................................................................................................................................20
4 § 2 Right to Unharmed Existence...................................................................................................... 20
4 § 3 Freedom of Movement................................................................................................................21
4 § 4 Right to Equal Opportunity.......................................................................................................... 22
4 § 5 Anomalies.................................................................................................................................... 22
5. Judicial Procedure........................................................................................................................... 23
5 § 1 Criminal Matters.......................................................................................................................... 23
5 § 2 Matters of Ethicality.....................................................................................................................24
5 § 3 Appellate Matters........................................................................................................................ 24
6. Miscellaneous Provisions................................................................................................................ 26
6 § 1 Protocol and Lockdown Procedures............................................................................................ 26

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6 § 2 Freedom of Weapon Usage by Combative Personnel..................................................................27

1. Introduction.................................................................................................................................... 28
1 § 1 Purpose, Scope of the Criminal Code.......................................................................................... 28
1 § 2 Enforcement of the Criminal Code.............................................................................................. 28
1 § 3 Maintenance and Amendments to the Criminal Code................................................................ 28
1 § 4 Judicial Jurisdiction...................................................................................................................... 29
2. Sentencing Guidelines..................................................................................................................... 32
2 § 1 Classification of crimes, applicable punishment..........................................................................32
2 § 2 Repeat Offenders......................................................................................................................... 33

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2 § 3 Grouping Offenses....................................................................................................................... 34
2 § 4 Inchoate Crimes........................................................................................................................... 35
2 § 5 Exceptions to Criminal Liability.................................................................................................... 35
2 § 6 Punishment Procedure................................................................................................................ 36
3. Offenses against the Public Order....................................................................................................37
3 § 1 Traffic Code.................................................................................................................................. 37
BL 3 § 2 Obstruction of Site Operations.................................................................................................... 39
3 § 3 Driving without License............................................................................................................... 40
3 § 4 Dress Code................................................................................................................................... 40
3 § 5 Criminal Interaction with the Pandora Crystal.............................................................................41
3 § 6 Trespassing...................................................................................................................................41
3 § 7 Improper Use of Weaponry......................................................................................................... 42
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3 § 8 Improper Interactions with Anomalies........................................................................................ 43
3 § 9 Failure to Comply.........................................................................................................................44
3 § 10 Improper Interactions with Hostiles.......................................................................................... 44
4. Offenses against the Person............................................................................................................ 45
4 § 1 Disorderly Conduct...................................................................................................................... 45
4 § 2 Harassment..................................................................................................................................46
4 § 3 Defamation.................................................................................................................................. 46
5. Offenses against the Foundation..................................................................................................... 47
5 § 1 Alternative Accounts....................................................................................................................47
5 § 2 Deceptive Practices and related offenses.................................................................................... 47
5 § 3 Admin Abuse................................................................................................................................48
5 § 4 Obstruction of Justice.................................................................................................................. 48
5 § 5 Official Misconduct...................................................................................................................... 49
5 § 6 Criminal Anarchy..........................................................................................................................49

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5 § 7 Rogue........................................................................................................................................... 49
5 § 8 Unacceptable Conduct.................................................................................................................49
5 § 9 Treason........................................................................................................................................ 50
5 § 10 Blackmail....................................................................................................................................50
5 § 11 Foundation Property Theft........................................................................................................ 50
5 § 12 Unauthorized Dissemination of Classified Material...................................................................50

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I. CODE OF ETHICS
1. Introduction
1 § 1​ ​ Purpose, Scope of the Code of Ethics
a)​ The Code of Ethics shall govern the core principles and function of the Foundation,
including interdepartmental relations, rights of personnel, and Foundation procedures.
b)​ Unless specifically established otherwise, the Foundation Code extends to all
departments, divisions, or any other official entity under the Foundation.
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a)​ Departments are required to ensure that all of their procedures are in compliance with
this code, and are required to enforce this code within the limits of their department.
b)​ Only the procedures, principles, and practices within a department may be a matter of
ethicality, not the sole conduct of a member of the Foundation.
c)​ The Ethics Committee, under the authority and supervision of the O5 Council, shall
ensure that all principles and procedures established by this code are followed and
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d)​ The Ethics Committee may proceed with an investigation into any applicable department
or institution to ensure its compliance with this code. This may be done with the
assistance of the Internal Security Service.
e)​ While departments or other relevant institutions are expected to comply with the
committee for any investigations or directives, they may be legally compelled to do so
only by an order of the Committee Director supported by the O5 Council.
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1 § 3​ ​ Maintenance and Amendments to the Foundation Code
a)​ The Foundation Code shall be maintained by the Committee Director.
i.​ The Committee Director is the highest-ranking member of the Ethics Committee,
sitting underneath the Overseer.
b)​ Amendments may be made only with the approval of the O5 Council.
i.​ Amendment proposals may be made by the Directorate Board.
1)​ The Directorate Board is defined as the collective of all Security-Class 4
ranking personnel; legislation is passed or failed by a simple majority
vote.
1)​ The Administrator’s Representative abstains from all Directorate
Board votes, leaving the rest of the Directorate Board members
to vote. In the event the vote results in a tie, the Administrator’s
Representative will act as the tie-breaking vote.

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2)​ Members may abstain from any vote, however, if a tie is made
by the end of the voting period without all members voting, all
members are required to vote in a reconsideration vote.
3)​ The Directorate Board has a 72-hour window to vote on
changes, 48 hours for deliberation, and 24 hours to vote. If the
Directorate Board fails to act in this window, the law will be
passed without expressed approval.
a)​ Any member of the Directorate Board may request a
1-week-long extension on any vote, no other extensions
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2)​ If the Directorate Board passes an amendment, it will be forwarded to
the Ethics Committee. The Ethics Committee will not hold a vote on the
matter; rather, they will have a 48-hour period for deliberation. The
amendment, alongside any discussions by the Ethics Committee, will
then be forwarded to Overwatch Command.
1)​ Overwatch Command consists of members handpicked from the
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Overwatch Command is also to be considered to be formed by
members of the O5 Council, The Administrator, alongside The
Founder.
2)​ In addition to vetos, Overwatch Command may propose line
vetos and line amendments.
3)​ Overwatch Command requires a ⅔ vote to pass a
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veto/amendment.
4)​ The Administrator and The Founder may veto a law without
holding a vote.
ii.​ Amendment proposals may be made by the Committee Director, subject to
Overwatch Command review.
c)​ Miscellaneous changes such as grammatical corrections, rewording (but not
repurposing), and format adjustments may be made to the code by the Committee
Director without approval from Overwatch Command. The Committee Director is
required to log any rewording or modifications in a dedicated channel within the Ethics
Committee’s public communications server. Major changes will be required to be logged
in #personnel_news alongside the aforementioned channel in the Ethics Committee
public communications server.
i.​ Any member of Overwatch Command may call for a veto of these changes.

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d)​ The Committee Director may execute Executive Directives at their discretion. Executive
Directives may amend the Foundation Code for 1 week without the approval of
Overwatch Command. During this week-long period, the Committee Director is expected
to propose the law to Overwatch Command for official implementation.
i.​ The Committee Director may not pass any Executive Directives relating to any I.
CODE OF ETHICS sections without prior approval from their sitting Overseer.
ii.​ Overwatch Command may vote to overturn an Executive Directive before the
Committee Director proposes the Executive Directive officially to Overwatch
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consulting the sitting Overseer.
iv.​ The Administrator and The Founder may overturn any Executive Directive.
1 § 4​ ​ Definitions
a)​ NATURE OF DISALLOWED CONDUCT -
i.​ “Criminal” shall refer to any conduct that is considered commission of a crime
designated by the Criminal Code.
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Code of Ethics.
iii.​ “Illegal” shall refer to any criminal or unethical conduct.
iv.​ The terms “criminal” and “unethical” shall, in official proceedings or by official
authorities, be used properly and are not interchangeable.
b)​ “Department” shall mean any official entity of the Foundation, including a Foundation
department, division, subdivision, office, board, council, committee, team, or any other
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official institution or organization.
1 § 5​ ​ Law Enforcement Procedure
a)​ All offenses included within the Criminal Code shall be subject to handling and
punishment by the Ethics Committee. An action by the Ethics Committee does not
preclude a further punishment within the offender's departments, and vice versa.
b)​ All departments of a person punished by the Ethics Committee are required to comply
with such a punishment. For example, in the case of a Class E suspension, all command
teams of which the offender is a member shall use reasonable efforts to prevent the
offender from using that department's team or other privileges on site.
c)​ In the case of conduct in violation of the Code of Ethics without inclusion within the
Criminal Code, the Criminal Review Board shall abstain from the case and forward it to
the command of the department that the offender is a member of and that is relevant to
the nature of the offense. The compliance of departments with the Code of Ethics is
subject to review by the Judicial Review Board.

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d)​ The Internal Security Service may act pursuant to the Internal Security Policy without
regard to the Criminal Code or the Code of Ethics. The Internal Security Policy is subject
to review by the O5 Council.
1 § 6​ ​ Punishment Procedure
a)​ PURPOSE - The purpose of this section is to regulate the execution of punishments that
may be issued by the Ethics Committee.
b)​ When a Formal Warning is issued, a notice shall be sent to the subject explaining the
illegality of their conduct.
c)​ When a Class E Sentence is issued:
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their punishment;
ii.​ the subject shall be issued a Class-E Sentence in correlation with the punishment
through internal means; and
iii.​ the subject's access to all departments teams shall be restricted. Department
command teams shall make a reasonable effort to do so after being instructed
to by the Ethics Committee.
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i.​ a notice shall be sent to the subject explaining the illegality of their conduct and
their punishment;
ii.​ the subject shall be issued a Class-E Sentence through internal means for 25
days;
1)​ once this time has expired, the subject shall be ranked to "Class D" in
the primary Foundation group;
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iii.​ the subject shall be removed from all departments. Department command
teams shall do so after being instructed to by the Ethics Committee; and
iv.​ the subject shall be blocked from sending Security Class applications for two
months.
e)​ When a Foundation Exile is issued:
i.​ a notice shall be sent to the subject explaining the illegality of their conduct and
their punishment;
ii.​ the subject shall be ranked to "Class D" in the primary Foundation group;
iii.​ the subject shall be removed from all departments. Department command
teams shall do so after being instructed to by the Ethics Committee; and
iv.​ the subject shall be blocked from sending Security Class applications for an
indefinite amount of time.
f)​ When a Foundation Blacklist is issued:

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i.​ a notice shall be sent to the subject explaining the illegality of their conduct and
their punishment;
ii.​ the subject shall be ranked to "Class D" or exiled from the primary Foundation
group;
iii.​ the subject shall be removed from all departments. Department command
teams shall do so after being instructed to by the Ethics Committee;
iv.​ the subject shall be blocked from sending Security Class applications for an
indefinite amount of time;
v.​ the subject shall be removed from all communication servers owned by Pathos;
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vi.​ the subject shall be removed from all games and experiences owned by Pathos.
g)​ RETROACTIVITY OF THE LAW - In the case of law modifications that are done during or
momentarily after the processing of an offense, the most lenient version of the law in
regards to sentencing shall be used.
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2. Foundation Structure
2 § 1​ ​ O5 Council
a)​ The O5 Council consists of multiple counselors who collectively as a council oversee and
manage all operations within the Foundation, the development of the Foundation, and
the Foundation’s relationships.
b)​ Members of the O5 Council shall have access to all Foundation information and
documentation as dictated by The Administrator and The Founder.
c)​ The authority of the O5 Council to make or overturn any decision shall not ever be in
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2 § 2​ ​ Office of The Council
a)​ The Office of The Council shall consist of multiple representatives of The Council who are
responsible for the general welfare of the Foundation, management of finances, welfare
of all sovereign entities of the Foundation, documentation management, and running
the Administrative Department.
b)​ Members of the Office of The Council shall have access to all Foundation information
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c)​ The authority of the Office of The Council to make or overturn any decision shall be
subject to O5 Council approval.

2 § 3​ ​ The Committee
a)​ The Ethics Committee shall consist of the Criminal Review Board and the Judicial Review
Board.
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i.​ The Criminal Review Board shall be responsible for the adjudication and
handling of criminal offenses, as provided by the Criminal Code and section 1 of
chapter 5.
ii.​ The Judicial Review Board shall be responsible for maintaining a fair and
consistent Foundation justice system by its appellate powers as provided by
section 2 of chapter 5, and shall also be responsible for answering any questions
of ethicality as provided by section 1 of chapter 5.
2 § 4​ ​ Department Limitations
a)​ Foundation personnel may be in no more than two general departments. For the
purposes of this subsection, Anomaly Actors, Administrative Department, Ethics
Committee, Internal Security Service, and Manufacturing Department are not “general
departments”.
b)​ Foundation personnel may be in only one combative department.

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2 § 5​ ​ Combative Jurisdiction
a)​ Combative units shall respect the jurisdiction of each other, and the unit that has
jurisdiction over a certain matter shall also have the utmost authority over that matter.
b)​ SECURITY DEPARTMENT -
i.​ The Security Department is responsible for installation-wide peace, security, and
safety, excluding Site Epsilon.
ii.​ The Military Police is responsible for installation-wide law enforcement, civil
safety, and order. The Military Police may not exercise any authority within Site
Epsilon unless it is for the purpose of law enforcement.
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jurisdiction of the Military Police.
iv.​ The Security Response Unit is responsible for the handling of riots, alongside
engaging hostile personnel within the Foundation’s facilities. The Security
Response Unit may exercise absolute authority for the upkeep of Site Omicron,
alongside the deterring of any Class D riots within the respective site, outside of
protocol Uproar.
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may exercise higher authority during protocol Red Heron if they deem it
necessary for the containing of the breached anomaly.
v.​ The Security Response Unit may exercise absolute authority in regards to
handling escaped groups of Class D which do not supersede the number of two.
c)​ MOBILE TASK FORCES -
i.​ The Mobile Task Forces are responsible for the peace, security, and safety within
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the entirety of the installation, most notably, Site Epsilon, where the Mobile Task
Forces may exercise absolute authority, while also being responsible for the
containment and security of Foundation assets of the “SCP” or “research
subject” classification.
ii.​ The Crimson 9 task force shall have the absolute right to exercise authority in
regards to handling any containment breach.
iii.​ The Crimson 9 task force may exercise authority in regards to handling any
Foundation personnel, of rank Overwatch Command and below, who they
believe may pose a threat to the security, state, or containment of an anomaly.
iv.​ The Falcon 2 task force may, at its discretion, assume jurisdiction throughout the
installation when tasked with guarding a VIP, provided that such jurisdiction is
reasonably necessary for the protection of the VIP.

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v.​ The Rhino 8 task force shall be responsible for containing any Class D riots, both
inside and outside of Omicron, and responsible for defending the installation
against any attack by an external organization.
vi.​ The Rhino 8 task force shall have the absolute right to exercise authority in
regards to handling any Class D riot during protocol Uproar.
vii.​ The Rhino 8 task force may exercise authority in regards to handling escaped
groups of Class D which consist of three or more escapees.
viii.​ The Mobile Task Forces shall be responsible for containing any anomaly
containment breach. In order to maintain this responsibility, they may command
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deemed necessary to contain such a breach.
d)​ TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT JURISDICTION - The Military Police shall have the absolute
power to control the movement of any vehicle or the traffic in general, including but not
limited to stopping a vehicle, diverting traffic, or closing or blocking a lane or road. The
Military Police shall have full power to enforce all provisions under 3 § 1 of the Criminal
Code.
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i.​ The Security Response Unit shall have jurisdiction over all hostage situations
where
1)​ all of the hostages are of the Security Classes 0, 1, or 2; and
2)​ there are no more than 3 hostages.
ii.​ The Rhino-8 task force shall have jurisdiction over all hostage situations where at
least one hostage is of the Security Class 3 and there is no hostage of the
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Security Class 4 or higher or when there are more than 3 hostages.
iii.​ The Falcon-2 task force shall have jurisdiction over all hostage situations where
at least one of the hostages is of the Security Class 4 or higher.
iv.​ Members of the Security Response Unit may take command of hostage
situations in the Rhino-8 task force jurisdiction if they fail to respond to the
situation for over 5 minutes since any combative person was informed of the
situation.
f)​ COMBATIVE AUTHORITY -
i.​ Notwithstanding other provisions of this section, the Security Department is
permitted to disregard orders from the Mobile Task Forces if;
1)​ the order does not apply any longer to the current situation or isn’t
considered valid in said situation;

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1)​ Such a decision must be followed by the notifying of the current

task force(s) present with jurisdictional authority, if possible,
through the radio ping feature.
2)​ the order is deemed a gross misuse of manpower by the department
supervisor, department command, or other person of authority of the
Security Department;
1)​ Such a decision must be considered rarely, followed by the
contacting of both respective departmental command of the
situation through a report.
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3 § 1​ ​ Right to Apply
a)​ No person may be denied the opportunity to apply for entry to the Foundation or for a
Security Class elevation up to the Security Class 2 unless;
i.​ they are subject to an action restricting them from doing so issued in accordance
with the Criminal Code;
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with the Internal Security Policy; or
iii.​ they are subject to an action restricting them from doing so in accordance with
the procedures of the Office of External Relations, where the action is for a
violation of the application regulations.
This subsection does not restrict the discretion of the Administrative Department to
impose additional wide criteria for recruitment or Security Class elevation.
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b)​ No person may be denied the opportunity to apply or try for a privilege, advancement,
or entry to a department unless;
i.​ that opportunity is not offered to other personnel of the same Security Class or
department affiliation at the moment;
ii.​ section 3 of chapter 2 provides otherwise; or
iii.​ the basis of such a denial of opportunity is the person’s standards, previous
conduct, or other reasonable properties that are relevant to the evaluation of
eligibility for such a privilege, advancement, or department entry, as long as the
basis is enforced consistently and fairly.
3 § 2​ ​ Right to Appeal
a)​ No person shall be denied the opportunity to appeal an action issued in accordance with
the Criminal Code within 14 days after the action was issued.

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b)​ No person shall be denied the opportunity to appeal an action issued in accordance with
department procedures by a department high command team or its designee(s) within
14 days after the action was issued.
c)​ No person shall be denied the opportunity to appeal the decision to deny an appeal
submitted in accordance with subsection (b) within 14 days after the decision was made.
d)​ The jurisdiction over such appeals shall be governed by section 5 of this code.
3 § 3​ ​ Right to Physical Well-Being
a)​ No person shall be subject to any harm or death unless;
i.​ they are about to commit, in commission, or have committed a crime, as defined
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ii.​ it is in the best interest of justice, law enforcement, or peace, and is done under
the authority of a member of the Military Police, Security Response Unit, Mobile
Task Forces, Ethics Committee, Internal Security Service, or a Foundation
member of the Security Class 4 or higher;
iii.​ they fail to adhere to any orders given by the Ethics Committee, Internal Security
Service, a Foundation member of the Security Class 4 or higher, or combative
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iv.​ enter or remain in an area where they are not allowed to be after being warned;
or
v.​ are a possible threat to the containment efforts or containment of a Foundation
asset of the “SCP” or “research subject” classification.
3 § 4​ ​ Right to Defend
a)​ The right of Foundation personnel to carry unsilenced sidearms cannot be restricted
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unless provided otherwise by subsection (c).
1.​ The Internal Security Service, members of the Foundation of the Security Class 4
or higher and the Manufacturing Department are exempt to this rule and may
carry any weapon available to them. This also applies to self defense procedures.
b)​ The right of Foundation personnel to defend themselves or another using an unsilenced
sidearm against acts of aggression that will likely result in their or another’s injury or
death, except when;
i.​ the aggressor is a combative, a member of the Ethics Committee or the Internal
Security Service; or
ii.​ the person intentionally places themselves in the situation where the acts of
aggression are threatening them;
cannot be restricted unless provided otherwise by subsection (c) or (d).
c)​ The rights provided by subsections (a) and (b) may be restricted by an action issued in
accordance with the Criminal Code.

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d)​ The right provided by subsection (b) may be reasonably restricted for the purposes of
defense or public safety in situations where harm may be imminent to multiple persons
as prescribed by the Ethics Committee.
Note, this is not a part of the code: The following document was established in
accordance with [SCPF - Hostage Regulations]
e)​ Developers may additionally use their firearm to reasonably and efficiently thwart
disorderly offenses and the crime of causing public fear, panic, disturbance, disruption,
or annoyance as provided by title II. of this code, section 3 § 2(c), whereas the developer
is the victim of that crime and it is reasonable to assume that the motive of the crime is
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3 § 5​ ​ Freedom of Open Movement
a)​ The right of Foundation personnel to enjoy free movement across the installation cannot
be restricted unless provided otherwise by other subsections of this section.
b)​ Foundation personnel may be disallowed from entering certain areas of the installation
as long as doing so is reasonable to ensure
i.​ the safe, secure, and unimpeded function of the installation and its components;
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iii.​ safety and well-being of personnel.
Such access restrictions shall be prescribed by the Ethics Committee.
Note, this is not a part of the code: The following document was established in
accordance with > [SCPF - Site Access Regulations]
c)​ The movement of Foundation personnel may be reasonably restricted for the purposes
of law enforcement and public order.
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d)​ The movement of Foundation personnel may be reasonably restricted for the purposes
of public safety and peace, or to allow for an efficient response to an emergency
situation by combative personnel.
e)​ Lockdowns and protocols may be called pursuant to the regulations under section 1 of
chapter 6.
3 § 6​ ​ Right to Substantiated Action
a)​ The right of individuals to afford the right to evidence, whether it would be action taken
against them in accordance with the Foundation Code, Internal Security Policy or any
other disciplinary action in accordance with departmental regulations, cannot be
restricted unless provided otherwise by other subsections of this section.
b)​ Individuals may be disallowed from viewing the evidence of action taken against them,
whether said action would be disciplinary action in accordance to a departmental
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i.​ the evidence in question is subject to a clearance classification, where the

individual does not have the sufficient clearance or permission to access said
evidence;
ii.​ the evidence in question contains sensitive information which may cause
detriment to the operational integrity of the Foundation or;
iii.​ the evidence in question contains sensitive information which may risk the
safety of the reporter.
c)​ Notwithstanding subsection ([Link]), an individual may access evidence pertaining to a
punishment regarding themselves, so long as the reporter approves the dissemination of
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d)​ Notwithstanding other provisions of this section, all forms of disciplinary action or action
taken pursuant to the Foundation Code, Internal Security Policy or departmental
regulations must be supported alongside a form of evidence, where said evidence
confirms that the individual, without reasonable doubt, was responsible.
3 § 7​ ​ Right to Justified Continuance
a)​ No person shall face disciplinary action, removal or any kind of punishment unless;
BL i.​ they have violated a part of the Foundation Code or Internal Security Policy;
ii.​ they have done something in the past or present which reflects poorly towards
the department they reside in or the Foundation as a whole;
iii.​ they have displayed behaviour that shows that they are below the working
standard required and enforced by its department members or;
iv.​ they have done something which violates an established official standard or
principle among their department or the group as a whole.
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4. Regulating Improper Handling of Foundation Property

4 § 1​ ​ Definitions
a)​ “Class D personnel” means the Foundation property of the D classification.
b)​ “Anomaly” means a Foundation asset of the “SCP” or “research subject” classification.

4 § 2​ ​ Right to Unharmed Existence

a)​ Class D personnel shall not be subject to any harm or death unless;
i.​ they are about to commit, in commission, or have committed a crime that
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ii.​ they or their conduct is in violation of established community guidelines or
ROBLOX Terms of Service;
iii.​ they fail to adhere to any orders given by the Ethics Committee, Internal Security
Service, a Foundation member of the Security Class 4 or higher, or combative
personnel after being warned;
iv.​ they fail to adhere to any orders given by the Ethics Committee, Internal Security
BL Service, a Foundation member of the Security Class 4 or higher, or combative
personnel after being warned in any situation that would be reasonably
considered urgent, life-threatening, or otherwise emergent;
v.​ they threaten the safety or health of another;
vi.​ they are openly carrying any weapon, explosive, armor, or communication
device, as well as any tool that can be reasonably inferred to aid in escape
attempts, including any items that can undermine physical barriers or security
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measures;
vii.​ they are a nuisance or hindrance to public peace or order, or the operation of
combative personnel, after being warned, with reasonability considered in
determining whether they are, in fact, a hindrance or nuisance;
viii.​ they attempt to access an area that is not currently designed for the free
movement of Class D personnel by combative personnel;
ix.​ they are aiding or assisting anyone who is due for apprehension or termination;
x.​ they are subject to apprehension;
xi.​ they are a threat to the apprehension efforts of anyone who is due for
apprehension;
xii.​ are, without authorization, outside the area currently designated for the free
movement of Class D personnel by combative personnel;
xiii.​ threaten the containment of an anomaly;
xiv.​ threatening or hindering the protection of a VIP guarded by Falcon 2 task force
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xv.​ indicate abnormal effects or behaviors that are likely to be the cause of an
anomaly, whereas the effects were likely not induced under professional
supervision;
xvi.​ indicate an unusual effect on their hitbox or visual footprint that is likely to be
the cause of an anomaly as long as they are no longer necessary for a current
scientific or medical test or examination; or
xvii.​ indicate a possibility of spreading a disease or other anomalous effect as long as
they are no longer necessary for a current scientific or medical test or
examination; they shall be terminated regardless of their need for a current
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resulted in effects outside of the limits of the test or examination.
4 § 3​ ​ Freedom of Movement
a)​ The right of Class D personnel to enjoy free movement within a reasonably spacious area
cannot be restricted unless provided otherwise by other subsections of this section.
b)​ Class D personnel may be temporarily restrained, as reasonably necessary, if:
i.​ they are interfering with apprehension or medical efforts; or
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c)​ Class D personnel may be placed under a Hostile Behaviour Inhibitor for no more than
10 minutes if:
i.​ they are subject to termination as a result of misconduct as established by
section 2 of this chapter in three separate lives;
ii.​ they are hindering any kind of apprehension efforts; or
iii.​ they interfere with or ruin an official event.
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d)​ Class D personnel may be subject to a Hostile Behaviour Inhibitor for no less than 10
minutes and no more than one day, at the direction and discretion of the Manufacturing
Department, if they significantly interfere with or ruin an official event.
e)​ Class D personnel waive the right provided by subsection (a) by participating in any
event, intervention, procedure, or other generally recognized activity that allows them
to enter areas that are not currently designed for the free movement of Class D
personnel by combative personnel, even if such participation is forced.
f)​ Lockdowns and protocols may be called pursuant to the regulations under section 1 of
chapter 6.
4 § 4​ ​ Right to Equal Opportunity
a)​ No Class D personnel may be denied the opportunity to participate in any scientific or
medical event or activity on any other basis than their Hostile Behaviour Inhibitor record
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b)​ Notwithstanding subsection (a), a specific Class D person may be selected if it is required
to reasonably satisfy the event rationale.
c)​ The selection of Class D personnel for official events or activities shall be established by
a fair and reasonable system.
4 § 5​ ​ Anomalies
a)​ All activities that require the participation of anomalies must consist of the following
elements:
i.​ REASON - There is a reason to consider the possibility of the warranted
outcome.
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iii.​ EFFICIENCY - The activity is done in a way that uses as little Class D and
combative resources as possible. Furthermore, the activity is done in a way that
causes as little harm or distress to the anomaly as possible.
b)​ If the elements provided by subsection (a) are not met, anomalies cannot be forced to
participate.
c)​ Notwithstanding other provisions of this section, no anomaly may be subject to
BL irreparable harm or termination unless;
i.​ it is for a research purpose and is approved by Scientific Department Central
Command or the Scientific Department Overseer;
i.​ the exposure to such harm or termination is a mere risk, whereas the test does
not seek the irreparable harm or termination and the irreparable harm or
termination is not almost certain or inevitable; or
i.​ it is approved by the Chairperson of the Council, The Administrator or The
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Founder.
d)​ Combative personnel shall ensure the security of any activities with the participation of
anomalies and may terminate or disallow such activities if they reasonably deem them
to be unsafe and no current reasonable combative efforts could allow for the test to be
conducted safely.
e)​ The Security Department and Mobile Task Forces may not utilise anomalies in order to
gain an advantage unless said usage is approved within internal guidelines by the
respective Department Overseer or by the Committee Director(s). Any other form of
anomaly usage with the intent of gaining an advantage within the premises of the
installation is forbidden unless approved otherwise by an O5 Councilor.

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5. Judicial Procedure
5 § 1​ ​ Criminal Matters
a)​ Any criminal offenses pursuant to this code shall be adjudicated by the Ethics Committee
Criminal Review Board.
b)​ Notwithstanding clause i., an offense may be adjudicated by select members of the
Ethics Committee chosen at the discretion of the Ethics Committee High Command, the
Judicial Review Board Chairman, and the Internal Security Service in the case of:
i.​ Bullying pursuant to 4 § 3(a);
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iii.​ Enhancements to Defamation pursuant to 4 § 4(c) and (d);
iv.​ Fraud pursuant to 5 § 2(a);
v.​ Forgery pursuant to 5 § 2(f);
vi.​ Spreading false information pursuant to 5 § 2(i);
vii.​ Admin Abuse pursuant to 5 § 3(a);
viii.​ Corruption by administrative or command official pursuant to 5 § 4(a);
BL ix.​ Criminal Anarchy pursuant to 5 § 6(a);
x.​ Rogue pursuant to 5 § 7(a) where the offender is of the rank Security Class 3 or
higher;
xi.​ Unacceptable Conduct pursuant to 5 § 8(a) - (c);
xii.​ Treason pursuant to 5 § 9(a) and (b);
xiii.​ Blackmail pursuant to 5 § 10(a);
xiv.​ Foundation Property Theft pursuant to 5 § 11(a); and
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xv.​ Unauthorized Dissemination of Classified Material pursuant to 5 § 12(a) and (b).
This includes any applicable enhancements to such conduct unless provided otherwise.
c)​ The Criminal Review Board further retains jurisdiction over the following criminal
offenses:
i.​ Alternative Accounts pursuant to 5 § 1(a);
ii.​ Plagiarism pursuant to 5 § 2(d) where the content is a department or division
application; and
iii.​ Soliciting assistance with certain content pursuant to 5 § 2(e) where the content
is a department or division application.
d)​ Adjudication or enforcement pursuant to subsections (b) and (c) shall be a joint effort
with the Internal Security Service, if applicable.
e)​ The Judicial Review Board retains the right to prosecute and adjudicate any criminal
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Judicial Review Board may take over the prosecution and adjudication of any criminal
offense if authorized by the Criminal Review Board.
f)​ JUDICIAL DISCRETION - The Judicial Review Board may interpret any conduct as criminal
even if the definition of the crime in question does not include the conduct as long as
the conduct is the same or similar to the nature of the crime.
g)​ ADJUDICATIVE AND APPELLATE POWER OF THE COUNCIL - The O5 Council may,
notwithstanding the other provisions within this section, review, decide on, and
overturn any criminal cases or decisions within them at its discretion.
f)​ AUTONOMY OF THE SERVICE - No part of this subsection restricts the right of the
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the Internal Security Policy.
g)​ DEFINITION - for the purposes of this section, a “department” shall include any official
administrative boards, teams, offices, divisions, or other organizations within the
Foundation
h)​ TRAFFIC JUDICIAL JURISDICTION - Notwithstanding subsection (a), the Military Police is a
quasi-judicial entity that may review, decide on, and adjudicate any traffic offenses. The
BL Criminal Review Board has no judicial jurisdiction over traffic offenses.
5 § 2​ ​ Matters of Ethicality
a)​ The Ethics Committee Judicial Review Board shall be the sole entity responsible for the
interpretation of the Code of Ethics and shall have full judicial jurisdiction over matters
involving the Code of Ethics, including judging interdepartmental disputes, disputes
involving personnel rights or other principles established by this code, or judging
criminal proceedings where the basis of the criminal charge is a violation of the Code of
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Ethics.
b)​ Pursuant to subsection (a), the Ethics Committee Judicial Review Board may review,
investigate, decide on, and overturn any rule, principle, practice, procedure, or action
within or by a department if it finds it to be unethical.
c)​ A decision pursuant to subsection (a) or (b) may be overturned only by the O5 Council.
d)​ The Ethics Committee Judicial Review Board may extend the authority to review and
investigate any rule, principle, practice, procedure, or action within a department to any
member of the committee as it deems appropriate.
e)​ Reviews of any department rules, principles, practices, procedures, or actions may be
done without cause. The Judicial Review Board shall be considerate of information
classification when extending authority as provided by subsection (d).
5 § 3​ ​ Appellate Matters
a)​ JUDICIAL REVIEW BOARD - The Ethics Committee Judicial Review Board may review,
decide on, and overturn any of the following:

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i.​ the interpretation of law by the Criminal Review Board and the Military Police;
and
ii.​ decisions of the Criminal Review Board in a criminal case and decisions of the
Military Police in a traffic case.

b)​ DEPARTMENT HIGH COMMAND TEAM - A department high command team or a group
of individuals appointed by them may review, decide on, and overturn any punishments
or other actions issued by the department. They are required to ensure that all
department disciplinary proceedings are fair and consistent.
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6. Miscellaneous Provisions
6 § 1​ ​ Protocol and Lockdown Procedures
a)​ Protocols and lockdowns may be activated whenever necessary and reasonable to deal
with various situations. Permissions and specific criteria for protocols and lockdowns to
be used shall be prescribed and maintained by the Ethics Committee.
Note, this is not a part of the code: The following document was established in
accordance with > [SCPF - Site Access Regulations]
b)​ Foundation personnel shall abide by the following procedures during any protocol:
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designated by combative personnel or shelter in place.
ii.​ During protocol Purple Reign, all civil personnel shall evacuate to the inner areas
of Site Phi unless instructed otherwise by combative personnel responsible for
the protocol as provided by 2 § 5.
1)​ Members of the Office of External Relations responsible for hosting and
managing the protocol shall be exempt from this provision.
BL iii.​ During protocol Oxygen Depletion, all personnel shall evacuate to the breach
shelter. Combative personnel shall ensure that the breach shelter is not
compromised.
iv.​ During protocol Yellow Ember, combative personnel shall ensure that the breach
shelter is open and prepared for use.
v.​ During protocol Uproar, all civil personnel shall evacuate to the inner areas of
Site Phi.
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vi.​ During protocol Red Heron, all civil personnel shall evacuate to, if possible, the
primary shelter, located near the Logistics Center, or one of the secondary
shelters, located in Site Phi or Site Omicron.
Note, this is not a part of the code: The following document was established in
accordance with [SCPF - Evacuation Protocol]
vii.​ During protocols Red Heron, Purple Reign, Blackout, and Oxygen Depletion, all
Class D personnel are to remain within their cellblock.
viii.​ During protocol Uproar, all Class D personnel must remain within their cells.
ix.​ Combatives are allowed to use any reasonable force to ensure compliance with
other provisions of this clause.
x.​ The highest ranking Military Police officer shall be responsible for ensuring
compliance with all evacuation procedures pursuant to other clauses of this
subsection. They may adjust the evacuation procedure as deemed necessary
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xi.​ The combative personnel responsible for containment efforts of a breached

anomaly as provided by chapter 2 § 5 shall make reasonable efforts at their
discretion to inform civil personnel of safe areas of the installation periodically.
d)​ Miscellaneous announcements may be made by authorized personnel utilizing the
PathOS Installation Broadcasting System. Personnel are required to adhere to these
announcements.
i.​ Personnel may only use the PathOS Installation Broadcasting System for
announcements relating to the duties of their jurisdiction, as outlined in this
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6 § 2​ ​ Freedom of Weapon Usage by Combative Personnel
a)​ The right of combative personnel to openly carry firearms cannot be restricted unless
provided otherwise by subsection (c).
b)​ The right of combative personnel to use and discharge firearms, except if such use or
discharge is causing unreasonable nuisance or disruption of public peace or order,
cannot be restricted unless provided otherwise by subsections (c) and (d).
BL c)​ The rights provided by subsections (a) and (b) may be restricted by;
i.​ an action issued in accordance with the Criminal Code; or
ii.​ a rule or procedure of the department the person is serving as a combative
person.
d)​ No right provided by other provisions of this section allows for the infringement of any
rights provided by chapters 3 or 4 of this code.
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II. CRIMINAL CODE

1. Introduction
1 § 1​ ​ Purpose, Scope of the Criminal Code
a)​ The Criminal Code shall govern all criminal proceedings within the Foundation, including
the establishment of crimes and punishment guidelines.
b)​ Unless specifically established otherwise, the Criminal Code extends to all members,
departments, divisions, or any other official entity under the Foundation.
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Foundation. This will be further established under the provisions it is concerning.

1 § 2​ ​ Enforcement of the Criminal Code

a)​ The Ethics Committee, the Military Police, and the Internal Security Service shall have
the power to detain anyone who they reasonably suspect to be involved in the
commission of a crime, whether the crime they believe the person to be involved in is
BL about to be committed, is being committed, or has been committed.
b)​ The Ethics Committee shall have the power to review and decide on any criminal
charges. Criminal charges may be brought by the committee itself or the Internal
Security Service.
c)​ Felonies by any entities that are not a part of the Foundation, including Class D
personnel, hostiles, or any Class D or hostile organizations, may be handled by the Ethics
Committee or the Internal Security Service. Misdemeanors may further be handled by
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the Community Moderation team and the Foundation Command. For this to apply, the
provision establishing the offense has to specifically state that the provision extends to
foreign entities as well.
d)​ Where a Class E suspension is supposed to be issued pursuant to subsection (c), a
game-ban of the length equivalent to the length of such a Class E suspension shall be
issued instead. Any further actions against the person in communication platforms are at
the discretion of the Internal Security Service and the Community Moderation team.
e)​ Criminal charges against developers arising from conduct on the in-game Manufacturing
Department team and against senior developers and higher on any team, whereas the
charges are a disorderly offense or a class C or B misdemeanor, shall be reviewed and
decided on by the Manufacturing Department. Such a decision is subject to review by
the Ethics Committee.

1 § 3​ ​ Maintenance and Amendments to the Criminal Code

a)​ The Criminal Code shall be maintained by the Ethics Committee.

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b)​ Amendments may be made by the Ethics Committee at any time and may be subject to
review by the O5 Council. Approval by the O5 Council prior to the amendment is
necessary only if the amendment significantly affects the operations of the Foundation
or any of its departments.
c)​ Amendment proposals may be made by the Foundation Command, subject to review by
the Ethics Committee.
d)​ The O5 Council may overturn any amendment or make amendments on its own.
1 § 4​ ​ Judicial Jurisdiction
a)​ ADJUDICATIVE JURISDICTION AND POWERS
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Committee Criminal Review Board.
ii.​ Notwithstanding clause i., an offense may be adjudicated by select members of
the Ethics Committee chosen at the discretion of the Ethics Committee High
Command, the Judicial Review Board Chairman, and the Internal Security Service
in the case of:
1)​ Bullying pursuant to 4 § 3(a);
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3)​ Enhancements to Defamation pursuant to 4 § 4(c) and (d);
4)​ Fraud pursuant to 5 § 2(a);
5)​ Forgery pursuant to 5 § 2(f);
6)​ Spreading false information pursuant to 5 § 2(i);
7)​ Admin Abuse pursuant to 5 § 3(a);
8)​ Corruption by administrative or command official pursuant to 5 § 4(a);
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9)​ Criminal Anarchy pursuant to 5 § 6(a);
10)​Rogue pursuant to 5 § 7(a) where the offender is of the rank Security
Class 3 or higher;
11)​Unacceptable Conduct pursuant to 5 § 8(a) - (c);
12)​Treason pursuant to 5 § 9(a) and (b);
13)​Blackmail pursuant to 5 § 10(a);
14)​Foundation Property Theft pursuant to 5 § 11(a); and
15)​Unauthorized Dissemination of Classified Material pursuant to 5 § 12(a)
and (b).
This includes any applicable enhancements to such conduct unless provided
otherwise.
iii.​ The Criminal Review Board further retains jurisdiction over the following
criminal offenses:
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2)​ Plagiarism pursuant to 5 § 2(d) where the content is a department or

division application; and
3)​ Soliciting assistance with certain content pursuant to 5 § 2(e) where the
content is a department or division application.
iv.​ Adjudication or enforcement pursuant to clauses (b) and (c) shall be a joint
effort with the Internal Security Service, if applicable.
v.​ The Judicial Review Board retains the right to prosecute and adjudicate any
criminal offenses arising from the responsibilities and duties of the board.
Furthermore, the Judicial Review Board may take over the prosecution and
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vi.​ The Ethics Committee High Command retains jurisdiction over any criminal
offense where:
1)​ the evidence of the offense is of sensitive classification; and
2)​ the circumstances of the offense are of sensitive classification.
vii.​ JUDICIAL DISCRETION - The Judicial Review Board may interpret any conduct as
criminal even if the definition of the crime in question does not include the
BL conduct as long as the conduct is the same or similar to the nature of the crime.
b)​ APPELLATE JURISDICTION AND POWERS
i.​ JUDICIAL REVIEW BOARD - The Ethics Committee Judicial Review Board may
review, decide on, and overturn any of the following:
1)​ the interpretation of law by the Criminal Review Board and the Military
Police;
2)​ decisions of the Criminal Review Board in a criminal case and decisions
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of the Military Police in a traffic case; and
3)​ decisions to deny a department appeal, whether the appeal is in regards
to an action within an internal disciplinary proceeding or an action
under the department’s authority; the Judicial Review Board may not
review actions by the Internal Security Service or the Manufacturing
Department unless doing so in a joint and agreed effort.
ii.​ DEPARTMENT HIGH COMMAND TEAM - A department high command team or a
group of individuals appointed by them may review, decide on, and overturn any
punishments or other actions issued by the department. If there is a department
appeal, the high command team shall have two weeks to review the appeal and
the relevant action. If the department does not produce a response that would
satisfy the subject of the action within two weeks, they may forward the case to
the Judicial Review Board, to be dealt with pursuant to subsection 3 of clause i.
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c)​ ADJUDICATIVE AND APPELLATE POWER OF THE COUNCIL - The O5 Council may,
notwithstanding the other provisions within this section, review any criminal cases or
decisions within them at its discretion.
d)​ AUTONOMY OF THE SERVICE - No part of this subsection restricts the right of the
Internal Security Service to take any action in the interest of the Foundation pursuant to
the Internal Security Policy.
e)​ DEFINITION - for the purposes of this section, a “department” shall include any official
administrative boards, teams, offices, divisions, or other organizations within the
Foundation
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Military Police is a quasi-judicial entity that may review, decide on, and adjudicate any
traffic offenses. The Criminal Review Board has no judicial jurisdiction over traffic
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2. Sentencing Guidelines
2 § 1​ ​ Classification of crimes, applicable punishment
a)​ Every criminal offense shall be designated as one of the following:
i.​ class B traffic infraction;
ii.​ class A traffic infraction;
iii.​ capital traffic infraction;
iv.​ class C misdemeanor;
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vii.​ second-degree felony; or
viii.​ first-degree felony.
b)​ TRAFFIC OFFENSES
i.​ CLASS B - Anyone who is guilty of a class B traffic infraction shall be subject to a
traffic warning or a license suspension for 3 days, up to the discretion of the
traffic authority.
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suspension of driving privileges for no less than 3 and no more than 10 days.
iii.​ CAPITAL - Anyone who is guilty of a capital traffic infraction shall be subject to
revocation of driving privileges.
c)​ MISDEMEANOR OFFENSES
i.​ CLASS C - Anyone who is guilty of a class C misdemeanor shall be subject to a
formal warning.
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ii.​ CLASS B - Anyone who is guilty of a class B misdemeanor shall be subject to a
Class E suspension for up to 5 days or a formal warning.
iii.​ CLASS A - Anyone who is guilty of a class A misdemeanor shall be subject to a
Class E suspension for no less than 6 and no more than 12 days.
d)​ FELONIES
i.​ second-degree - Anyone who is guilty of a second-degree felony shall be subject
to a Class E suspension for no more than 25 days, a Foundation dismissal, or a
Foundation exile.
ii.​ first-degree - Anyone who is guilty of a first-degree felony shall be subject to a
Foundation exile, or a Foundation blacklist.
e)​ FURTHER PUNISHMENT FOR MISDEMEANORS -
i.​ Anyone who is guilty of multiple crimes in one series of conduct where, by
grouping procedures, the maximum sentence is 18 days or higher, may be
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ii.​ Anyone who is guilty of multiple crimes in one series of conduct where, by
grouping procedures, the maximum sentence is 22 days or higher, may be
subject to a Foundation exile.

2 § 2​ ​ Repeat Offenders
a)​ PURPOSE - This section governs the procedure for handling multiple separate
convictions. This section does not govern the procedure for handling the commission of
multiple criminal offenses in one series of conduct, refer to 2 § 3.
b)​ CLARIFICATION IN REGARDS TO DOCUMENTATION - Please note that separate
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criminal offenses that were not done in one series of conduct will, if found guilty, be
treated as separate convictions.
c)​ HANDLING MULTIPLE OFFENSES IN ORDER - When calculating the total sentence, the
adjudicator shall proceed in the following order:
i.​ establish separate convictions and series of conduct, designating them as
respective count groups;
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iii.​ group any offenses, if applicable, pursuant to section 3 of this chapter; and
iv.​ issue consecutive punishments for each group or separate conviction.
d)​ TRAFFIC OFFENSES -
i.​ Anyone who is guilty of their second or subsequent class B traffic infraction
within a three-month timeframe is guilty of a class A traffic infraction instead.
ii.​ Anyone who is guilty of their fourth or subsequent class B traffic infraction or
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second or subsequent class A traffic infraction, within a five-month timeframe is
guilty of a capital traffic infraction instead.
iii.​ Anyone who is guilty of a class B traffic infraction within a five-month timeframe
after being convicted of a class A traffic infraction, may be punished under the
rules of a class A traffic infraction, but the offense shall be considered a class B
traffic infraction for all other purposes.
e)​ ANARCHIST - Anyone who is guilty of a second or subsequent class A misdemeanor
within a one-year timeframe is guilty of a second-degree felony instead.
f)​ CONSISTENT UNLAWFUL BEHAVIOR - Anyone who is guilty of their fifth or subsequent
misdemeanor within a four-month timeframe is guilty of a second-degree felony instead.
g)​ CAPITAL OFFENDER - Anyone who is guilty of their second or subsequent felony within a
two-year timeframe is guilty of a first-degree felony instead.

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h)​ ONLY ONE WARNING - Anyone who is guilty of a class C misdemeanor that has the same
or similar nature as one of the criminal offenses that they were previously convicted for
is guilty of a class B misdemeanor instead.
i)​ PUNISHMENT FOR SEPARATE CONVICTIONS AT ONE TIME - Punishments for separate
convictions issued at the same time shall be executed consecutively.
Example: If someone commits two unrelated (so not in one series of conduct)
class B misdemeanors, they will be subject to two punishments, one for each. If,
for example, the punishment for these two offenses was a three-day suspension
each, the total suspension would last six days.
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a)​ PURPOSE - This section governs the procedure for handling the commission of multiple
criminal offenses in one series of conduct. This section does not govern the procedure
for handling multiple separate convictions, refer to 2 § 2.
b)​ TRAFFIC OFFENSES - Anyone who is guilty of multiple traffic infractions in one series of
conduct shall be punished only for the most serious infraction.
c)​ SERIES OF CONDUCT WITH A FELONY - Anyone who is guilty of multiple criminal offenses
BL in one series of conduct with at least one of them being a felony shall be punished only
for the most serious felony, with every other felony increasing the maximum sentence by
10 days and every class A misdemeanor increasing the maximum sentence by three
days. Class B and class C misdemeanors shall be disregarded in sentencing.
d)​ SERIES OF CONDUCT WITH A CLASS A MISDEMEANOR - Unless otherwise provided by
subsection (c), anyone who is guilty of multiple criminal offenses in one series of
conduct with at least one of them being a class A misdemeanor shall be punished only
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for the class A misdemeanor, with every other class A misdemeanor increasing the
maximum sentence by 5 days and every class B misdemeanor increasing the maximum
sentence by two days. Class C misdemeanors shall be disregarded in sentencing.
e)​ SERIES OF CONDUCT WITH A CLASS B MISDEMEANOR - Unless otherwise provided by
subsections (c) or (d), anyone who is guilty of multiple criminal offenses in one series of
conduct with at least one of them being a class B misdemeanor shall be punished only
for the class B misdemeanor, with every other class B misdemeanor increasing the
maximum sentence by 3 days and every class C misdemeanor increasing the maximum
sentence by one day.
f)​ SERIES OF CONDUCT WITH A CLASS C MISDEMEANOR - Unless otherwise provided by
subsections (c)-(e), anyone who is guilty of multiple criminal offenses in one series of
conduct with at least three of them being a class C misdemeanor shall be punished only
for one class C misdemeanor, with every class C misdemeanor after the third increasing
the maximum sentence by one day.

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2 § 4​ ​ Inchoate Crimes
a)​ ATTEMPT - Anyone who attempts to commit a crime is guilty of that crime.
b)​ SOLICITATION - Anyone who solicits, encourages, or promotes the commission of a crime
is guilty of the crime one degree or class lower than the crime they are soliciting,
encouraging, or promoting. In the case of a second-degree felony, the actor shall be
guilty of a class A misdemeanor. There must be a reasonable belief that the crime the
actor is soliciting, encouraging, or promoting is being committed or is about to be
committed, whether the solicitation is a cause of the commission of the crime or not.
c)​ COMPLICITY - Anyone who:
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victim of the crime, fails to make reasonable efforts to inform a law enforcement
authority about the commission of a crime;
ii.​ having the duty to do so, fails to make reasonable efforts to prevent, thwart, or
pursue consequences for the commission of a crime; or
iii.​ directly causes a subordinate or an inexperienced person to commit a crime;
is guilty of the relevant crime.
BL d)​ CONSPIRACY - Anyone who agrees with another to commit a felony, or agrees to aid
them in the commission of the felony, is guilty of the felony they agreed to commit or
aid in its commission.

2 § 5​ ​ Exceptions to Criminal Liability

a)​ No one shall be punished for an offense if it is with no reasonable doubt that the act that
constituted the offense was not supposed to be forbidden.
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b)​ No one shall be punished for an offense if, considering the nature and circumstances of
the offense, doing so would be a serious injustice that overrides the need to deter such
conduct by others.
c)​ No one shall be punished if the offender reasonably believed their conduct was allowed.
“Reasonably believed” shall not include situations caused by failure to properly read any
documentation or law, or misinformation that would be, considering the position of the
person sharing the misinformation and the supposed offender, as well as the
misinformation itself, unreasonable to believe.
d)​ No one shall be punished if the offender was ordered to engage in the conduct
constituting the offense by their department supervisor, Foundation command, law
enforcement officer, or other person of authority. Instead, the person who ordered the
conduct shall be criminally liable.
e)​ No one shall be punished if, considering the circumstances of the offense, the offender
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f)​ No one shall be punished for a crime if all of the victims of that crime agree to it. It is to
be noted that sometimes, the victim of such a crime may be the Foundation or a part of
the Foundation or their interests. In such a case, appropriate representatives of such
entities must agree as well.
g)​ No one shall be punished if, considering the duties and responsibilities imposed on the
offender by their department role or security class, the offender was acting in the best
interests of the Foundation.
h)​ No O5 councilor may be charged with a disorderly offense or misdemeanor unless
approved by the O5 council.
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whereas the charges are a disorderly offense, traffic infraction or a class C or B
misdemeanour, shall not be acted upon unless they result in gross disturbance to civil
order, public safety, or one's game experience.
j)​ No member of the Office of The Council may be charged with an offense that they have
been granted immunity to pursuant to the Office of The Council Guidelines.
k)​ RETROACTIVITY OF THE LAW - In the case of law modifications that are done during or
BL momentarily after the processing of an offense, including applicable appellate
proceedings, the most lenient version of the law in regards to sentencing shall be used.
l)​ COMPLIANCE WITH LAW ENFORCEMENT - In the case of a Defendant being charged with
a crime in which their guilt is called into question, the Defendant may be granted an
exception at the discretion of the Ethics Committee if they make a reasonable effort to
admit their guilt or provide evidence thereof, thereby assisting the adjudication of their
case. This exception allows the Ethics Committee to reduce the Defendant's charge by
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one degree, class, or in the case of a second-degree felony, to a class A misdemeanor.
m)​ No individual shall be held liable for criminal conduct, wherein said conduct has been
perpetrated solely within the bounds of a reserved or otherwise private server, unless
the conduct coincided with an officially recognized Foundation or departmental event,
at the discretion of the Ethics Committee. This does not, however, preclude liability in
the event of gross or otherwise unacceptable conduct.
2 § 6​ ​ Punishment Procedure
a)​ PURPOSE - The purpose of this section is to regulate the execution of punishments that
may be issued by the Ethics Committee.
b)​ When a Formal Warning is issued, a notice shall be sent to the subject explaining the
illegality of their conduct.
c)​ When a Class E Sentence is issued:
i.​ a notice shall be sent to the subject explaining the illegality of their conduct and
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ii.​the subject shall be ranked to "Suspended Personnel" in the primary Foundation

group; and
iii.​ the subject's access to all departments teams shall be restricted. Department
command teams shall make a reasonable effort to do so after being instructed
to by the Ethics Committee.
d)​ When a Foundation Dismissal is issued:
i.​ a notice shall be sent to the subject explaining the illegality of their conduct and
their punishment;
ii.​ the subject shall be ranked to “Suspended Personnel” in the primary Foundation
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1)​ once this time has expired, the subject shall be ranked to "Class D" in
the primary Foundation group;
iii.​ the subject shall be removed from all departments. Department command
teams shall do so after being instructed to by the Ethics Committee; and
iv.​ the subject shall be blocked from sending Security Class applications for two
months.
BL e)​ When a Foundation Exile is issued:
i.​ a notice shall be sent to the subject explaining the illegality of their conduct and
their punishment;
ii.​ the subject shall be ranked to "Class D" in the primary Foundation group;
iii.​ the subject shall be removed from all departments. Department command
teams shall do so after being instructed to by the Ethics Committee; and
iv.​ the subject shall be blocked from sending Security Class applications for an
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indefinite amount of time.
f)​ When a Foundation Blacklist is issued:
i.​ a notice shall be sent to the subject explaining the illegality of their conduct and
their punishment;
ii.​ the subject shall be ranked to "Class D" or exiled from the primary Foundation
group;
iii.​ the subject shall be removed from all departments. Department command
teams shall do so after being instructed to by the Ethics Committee;
iv.​ the subject shall be blocked from sending Security Class applications for an
indefinite amount of time;
v.​ the subject shall be removed from all communication servers owned by Pathos;
and
vi.​ the subject shall be removed from all games and experiences owned by Pathos.

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3. Offenses against the Public Order

3 § 1​ ​ Traffic Code
a)​ MILITARY POLICE DIRECTIVES - The Military Police will publish any rules that are in their
discretion through directives on this Trello board. Alternatively, individuals may utilise
the Public Traffic Guide for general knowledge upon road laws.
b)​ RECKLESS DRIVING - Anyone who shows a wilful disregard for traffic laws or the safety of
others by their driving is guilty of a class A traffic infraction.
c)​ CAUSING A SEVERE COLLISION BY RECKLESS DRIVING - An offense under subsection (b) is
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with any department operations or compromises the safety of the installation roadway
system, as determined by the Military Police.
d)​ CARELESS DRIVING - Anyone who visibly drives without due caution is guilty of a class B
traffic infraction.
e)​ UNLAWFUL INTERACTIONS WITH A TRAFFIC AUTHORITY -
i.​ Anyone who disobeys a traffic authority is guilty of a capital traffic infraction.
BL ii.​ Anyone who drives above 40 speed units near a traffic authority visibly
exercising their powers as a traffic authority is guilty of a class B traffic infraction.
f)​ FAILURE TO YIELD - Anyone who fails to give way as prescribed by the Military Police, and
by doing so
i.​ limits the vehicle with right of way by having them adjust their speed or
maneuver to avoid a collision; or
ii.​ causes a collision
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is guilty of a class B traffic infraction. This charge shall not be used if the requirement to
give way arises from a traffic control device.
g)​ FAILURE TO YIELD TO EMERGENCY VEHICLES - An offense under subsection (e) may, at
discretion of the Military Police, be a class A traffic infraction if the requirement to give
way arises from the use of emergency equipment by another.
h)​ SPEEDING - Anyone who drives any faster than the general maximum speed limit set by
the Military Police, or who drives at a speed at which it is not safe to do so considering
the surroundings and properties of the vehicle, is guilty of a class B traffic infraction. This
charge shall not be used if the speed limit arises from a traffic control device.
i)​ OBSTRUCTING TRAFFIC - Anyone who drives any slower than the minimum speed limit
set by the Military Police, unless they are stopping, parking, or it is necessary to safely
complete a maneuver, avoid a vehicle collision or traffic hazard, or comply with any
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obstructs the flow of traffic, is guilty of a class B traffic infraction. This charge shall not
be used if the speed limit arises from a traffic control device.
j)​ PARKING IN AN IMPROPER MANNER - Anyone who parks their vehicle otherwise as
prescribed by the Military Police is guilty of a class B traffic infraction. This charge shall
not be used if the relevant parking rule arises from a traffic control device.
k)​ DISOBEYING A TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICE - Anyone who disobeys a traffic control device
as defined by the Military Police is guilty of a class B traffic infraction.
l)​ CAUSING A SEVERE COLLISION - An offense under subsection (d), (e) ii., or subsections (f)
- (k) is a class A traffic infraction if the offense results in a collision that particularly
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roadway system, as determined by the Military Police.
m)​ CRIMINAL OFFENSES RELATED TO TRAFFIC - Anyone who, in connection with these traffic
laws, vehicles, or the transportation systems of the installation, commits a crime, is
guilty of a class A traffic infraction.
n)​ An offense under subsection (m) is a capital traffic infraction if the crime in question is a
class A misdemeanor or worse, if the offense is of a gross nature, or if it is otherwise
BL determined by the Military Police.
o)​ SPECIAL VEHICLES -
i.​ MISUSE OF EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT - Anyone who uses emergency or warning
equipment including emergency and amber lights, sirens, or horns in any other
manner than as prescribed by the Military Police is guilty of a class B traffic
infraction and may additionally be banned from using such vehicles. Violation of
such a ban is a crime in accordance with section 5 § 4(e).
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ii.​ MISUSE OF MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT - Anyone who is guilty of an offense
under subsections (m) or (n) in connection with the use of any special vehicle
equipment, including weaponry, riot control devices, or other unusual features,
may be banned from using vehicles with such equipment. Violation of such a
ban is a crime in accordance with section 5 § 4(e).
iii.​ MISUSE OF AIRCRAFTS - Anyone who grossly misuses an aerial vehicle or device
may be banned from using such vehicles or devices. Violation of such a ban is a
crime in accordance with section 5 § 4(e).
p)​ UNAUTHORIZED OPERATION OF SPECIAL VEHICLES - Anyone who, as an owner of a
special vehicle, allows a hostile, Class D, rogue, or another unauthorized person to take
control of the vehicle or any relevant vehicle equipment without direct supervision of an
authorized person, whether intentionally or by their neglect, is guilty of a class B traffic
infraction and may be banned from using special vehicles. “Special vehicle” includes
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other special equipment, unusual speed or armor properties, other unusual features, or
vehicles of unusual size.

3 § 2​ Obstruction of Site Operations

a)​ Anyone who fails to comply with any installation protocol or procedure is guilty of a class
C misdemeanor.
b)​ Anyone who is, as a civil person, found in violation of the Hostage Regulations is guilty of
a class C misdemeanor.
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disturbance, disruption, or annoyance, is guilty of a class C misdemeanor.
d)​ Anyone who interferes with an official event or proceeding, whether said event or
proceeding is a community event, or a part of the duties of an officially recognized
department or other similar entity, is guilty of a class B misdemeanor.
e)​ RADIO USAGE
i.​ The usage of the radio is restricted only for personnel to utilize in order
BL 1)​ to ensure the safety of the installation;
2)​ to ensure the wellbeing and safety of an anomaly;
3)​ to maintain peace within the installation; and
4)​ to maintain smooth running of Foundation operations.
ii.​ MISCELLANEOUS RESTRICTIONS -
1)​ The usage of the radio is limited to communicating necessary and
important information across the installation.
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2)​ Usage of the radio is not to be utilized for unimportant matters that do
not concern the installation or its safety.
3)​ “Necessary and important information” shall be interpreted by the
authorities dictated in chapter 2 of title I. of this code within the
installation on a case by case basis depending on the current installation
status.
iii.​ Anyone who violates any provisions within this subsection is guilty of a class C
misdemeanor.
3 § 3​ ​ Driving without License
a)​ Anyone who drives a vehicle without driving privileges officially recognized by the
Military Police is guilty of a class B misdemeanor.
3 § 4​ ​ Dress Code
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i.​ wears any clothing that imitates a Class D or external hostile organization
uniform;
ii.​ wears any avatar items that notably increase or diminish the person's hitbox or
visual footprint, this extends to foreign entities as well;
iii.​ wears any clothing or accessories that are, in relation to the avatar, moving,
emitting anything that is moving, or emitting any sounds; or
iv.​ wears any clothing or accessories or a set of these that;
1)​ may be reasonably considered to have the purpose of depicting
anthropomorphic animals or other non-human creatures with
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these is worn specifically on the basis of that concept;
2)​ is sexually suggestive, provocative, or erotic in nature; or
3)​ is questionable in regards to the ROBLOX Terms of Service or general
community standards.
is guilty of a class C misdemeanor.
b)​ Anyone who wears any clothing or accessories or a set of these that is in direct violation
BL of the ROBLOX Terms of Service or general community standards is guilty of a class B
misdemeanor. This provision extends to foreign entities as well.
c)​ An offense under subsection (b) is a class A misdemeanor if the violation is of a gross
nature. This provision extends to foreign entities as well.
3 § 5​ ​ Criminal Interaction with the Pandora Crystal
a)​ Anyone who causes the Pandora Crystal to strike anyone, including the actor themselves,
is guilty of a class C misdemeanor unless done for research purposes in accordance with
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the procedures provided by the Scientific Department.
3 § 6​ ​ Trespassing
a)​ Anyone who enters:
i.​ Site Phi Pandora Crystal terrain;
ii.​ the restricted areas of the Medical Department spawn;
iii.​ any department spawn;
iv.​ the restricted areas of the Research Wing;
v.​ Site Omicron;
vi.​ Class D Containment Zone catwalks, upper combative area, guardline, access
hall, briefing rooms, communication booths, combative entry area, or combative
lane;
vii.​ Reactor Operations Area;
viii.​ the Site Phi control room;
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x.​ the submarine area within the Logistics Center;

without the authorization to do so pursuant to the Site Access Regulations or subsection
(f) of this section is guilty of a class C misdemeanor.
b)​ Anyone who enters:
i.​ Site Epsilon;
ii.​ The Anomaly Testing & Containment area within Site Theta; or
iii.​ inner areas of the Class D Containment zone, unless otherwise provided under
subsection (a);
without the authorization to do so pursuant to the Site Access Regulations or subsection
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c)​ Anyone who, without authorization pursuant to containment procedures or subsection
(f) of this section, enters a containment chamber that is located in Site Epsilon and is
designed for an anomaly that is currently contained within the installation is guilty of a
class A misdemeanor.
d)​ Anyone who, as a civil person without the authorization to do so pursuant to subsection
(f) of this section, enters any caves, tunnels, manholes, monorail tracks, or any area
BL formed by natural terrain rather than construction for the purpose of allowing civil
access, is guilty of a class C misdemeanor.
i.​ Pursuant to subsection (d) of this section, the Scientific Department Command
can authorize any research personnel to enter tunnels, caves, and any area
formed by natural terrain for research purposes.
1)​ Pursuant to clause (i.) of this subsection, research personnel authorized
by the Scientific Department Command may grant Foundation Personnel
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holding Security Class-1 clearance or above access to the
aforementioned areas. This access may be revoked at any time if
deemed necessary by research personnel or combative escorts. This
access may only be granted during events which the Scientific
Department Command has stated spectators may be allowed.
e)​ The specific areas are subject to further interpretation by the Ethics Committee and the
Manufacturing Department.
f)​ Notwithstanding other provisions of this section, members of the Foundation rightfully
owning and possessing a black keycard authorizing special access may enter any part of
the installation as long as doing so will not compromise ongoing operations or site
stability.
3 § 7​ ​ Improper Use of Weaponry
a)​ Anyone who equips and discharges their firearm without a lawful excuse is guilty of a
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b)​ Anyone who, unless otherwise provided under subsection (a), equips or brandishes their
firearm or weapon without a lawful excuse is guilty of a class C misdemeanor.
c)​ Anyone who obtains and fails to immediately and voluntarily dispose of a weapon or
firearm to which they, in general, do not have access, is guilty of a class C misdemeanor.
d)​ Any personnel who discharges, brandishes, or otherwise use a taser, tranquilizer, pepper
spray, or other self-defense weapon or tool in a manner that is reckless, careless, or
negligent, in that it has a substantial risk of interfering with site operations or risk of
harm to another person, is guilty of a class C misdemeanor.
i.​ Any personnel who by verbal expression, gesture, or implied conduct, knowingly
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tranquilizer, pepper spray, or other self-defense tool, shall be guilty of a class C
misdemeanor.
3 § 8​ ​ Improper Interactions with Anomalies
a)​ DEFINITIONS: For the purposes of this section:
i.​ “aggravated state of an otherwise neutral anomaly” means the state of a neutral
anomaly where the anomaly displays or performs hostile intentions or actions
BL against personnel other than the actor; and
ii.​ “containment” or “contained” means the state of an anomaly where it does not
present any risk toward Foundation personnel or Foundation peace in general
and where it is subject to its respective containment procedures.
iii.​ “containment teams” means the respective combative force that has jurisdiction
over the containment efforts as provided by chapter 2 § 5 of the Code of Ethics.
iv.​ “containment procedures” means the efforts made by the containment team to
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establish safe recontainment procedures on the hostile anomaly.
b)​ Anyone who significantly contributes to the aggravated state of an otherwise neutral
anomaly is guilty of a class B misdemeanor.
c)​ Anyone who interferes with the containment of an anomaly is guilty of a class B
misdemeanor.
d)​ Anyone who causes the breach of containment of a hostile anomaly is guilty of a class A
misdemeanor.
e)​ Anyone who interferes with containment procedures of a breached anomaly is guilty of
a class A misdemeanor.
i.​ For the purposes of this subsection, interfering with containment procedures
shall mean:
1)​ intentionally capturing the hostile anomalies attention;
2)​ moving outside of reasonably safe areas as described by containment
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3)​ hindering the efforts of containment teams in any way;

f)​ Anyone who identifies or attempts to identify an online anomalies ROBLOX username is
guilty of a class B misdemeanor. This provision extends to foreign entities as well.
g)​ Anyone who utilizes containment controls without permission from containment teams
is guilty of a class B misdemeanor.
h)​ Anyone who, from a position of authority over other personnel, orders or otherwise
attempts to influence, force, or incentivise an individual to return to the gameplay menu
or leave the game in the interests of recontaining, avoiding, or pacifying an anomaly is
guilty of a class C misdemeanor.
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a)​ Anyone who fails to comply or otherwise disregards orders from combative personnel,
law enforcement personnel, the Internal Security Service, or, if applicable, personnel of
the Security Class 4 or higher, is guilty of a class B misdemeanor.
b)​ An offense under subsection (a) is a class A misdemeanor if the violation has significant
effects or impact, or if the disobedience is insistent or of a gross nature. This provision
may extend to foreign entities as well if the relevant authority is a member of the
BL Internal Security Service in the execution of their duties.
3 § 10​ ​ Improper Interactions with Hostiles
a)​ Anyone who assists a hostile or a Class D in an act against the interests of the
Foundation within the limits of the in-game installation is guilty of a class B
misdemeanor.
b)​ Anyone who encourages, solicits, or otherwise promotes the commission of an act
against the interests of the Foundation within the limits of the in-game installation is
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4. Offenses against the Person

4 § 1​ ​ Disorderly Conduct
a)​ DISTURBING THE PEACE - Anyone who engages in a pattern of harmful or violent actions
against multiple victims without reason is guilty of a class B misdemeanor.
b)​ ASSAULT - Anyone who engages in a pattern of harmful or violent actions against a single
victim without reason is guilty of a class C misdemeanor.
c)​ MURDER - Anyone who causes the death of another person with:
i.​ a weapon is guilty of a class B misdemeanor;
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iii.​ a vehicle is guilty of a class B misdemeanor;
1)​ Violations pursuant to this clause do not preclude further punishment
from the Military Police.
iv.​ Violations pursuant to this subsection shall be characterized as one classification
higher if it is a class C or B misdemeanor if the offense grossly obstructed the
duties of another person.
BL d)​ VEHICLE THEFT - Anyone who remains in another person's vehicle is guilty of a class C
misdemeanor.
e)​ SPECIALIZED VEHICLE THEFT - Anyone who remains in a specialized vehicle, or steals
another person's vehicle is guilty of a class B misdemeanor.
i.​ DEFINITION - For the purpose of this subsection, “special vehicle” shall be
defined as vehicles with any emergency or warning equipment, weaponry, riot
control devices, other special equipment, unusual speed or armor properties,
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other unusual features, or vehicles of unusual size.
f)​ PROPERTY DAMAGE - Anyone who engages in harmful or violent conduct which results
in damage to Foundation property, or otherwise causes the destruction or termination
of Foundation property without a lawful excuse is guilty of a class C misdemeanor.
i.​ For the purposes of this subsection, the term “Foundation property” includes
both Class-D personnel and anomalies contained by the Foundation.
1)​ For the purposes of this subsection, “damage to Foundation property”,
in the case of Class-D personnel, refers to strictly physical damage to the
subject’s person.
2)​ For the purposes of this subsection, “damage to Foundation property,”
in the case of anomalies, shall include not only physical harm or
damage, but also persistent physical contact or harassment that may
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4 § 2​ ​ Harassment
a)​ BULLYING - Anyone who engages in derogatory, demeaning, or otherwise unfavorable
conduct repeatedly or continuously directed at another, whether as an individual or a
group, that could, considering the circumstances, reasonably result in disturbance, harm
to mental health, or other detriments relevant to the social functioning, standing, or
perception of the victim within the community, is guilty of a second-degree felony. This
provision extends to foreign entities as well.
b)​ DISCRIMINATORY BEHAVIOR - Anyone who engages in any behavior within Pathos
communications or experiences involving aspects of discrimination against any generally
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including but not limited to slurs, threats, or exclusion, is guilty of a second-degree
felony. This provision extends to foreign entities as well.
c)​ INSULTING COMMENTS - Anyone who makes any comments within the limits of the
in-game installation that may be considered disrespectful or insulting is guilty of a class C
misdemeanor.
d)​ An offense under subsections (a) and (b) is a first-degree felony if the violation is of a
BL gross nature. This provision extends to foreign entities as well.
e)​ An offense under subsection (c) is a class B misdemeanor if the violation is of a gross
nature or if the behavior is clearly beyond the extent of what a reasonable person could
consider tolerable within a community setting.
4 § 3​ ​ Defamation
a)​ Anyone who makes a false statement about another capable of significantly threatening
their reputation among fellow personnel, especially harming them in employment,
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disrupting their relations, or causing another type of serious detriment, is guilty of a
class A misdemeanor. This provision extends to foreign entities as well.
b)​ An offense under subsection (a) is a second-degree felony if the violation is of a gross
nature. This provision extends to foreign entities as well.
c)​ An offense under subsection (a) is a first-degree felony if the statement suggests the
involvement of the victim in conduct where its morality or legality is in question. This
provision extends to foreign entities as well.

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5. Offenses against the Foundation

5 § 1​ ​ Alternative Accounts
a)​ Anyone who uses an unregistered alternative account in any Pathos experience, groups,
or communication platforms is guilty of a class A misdemeanor. This provision extends to
foreign entities as well.

5 § 2​ ​ Deceptive Practices and related offenses

a)​ FRAUD - Anyone who, by presenting untrue information or allowing or causing another
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or any part of it is guilty of a class A misdemeanor. This provision extends to foreign
entities as well.
b)​ FELONIOUS FRAUD - An offense under subsection (a) is a second-degree felony if the
advance or privilege obtained is of monetary value or related to the advance to the
Security Classification 4 or higher. This provision extends to foreign entities as well.
c)​ FIRST-DEGREE FRAUD - An offense under subsection (a) is a first-degree felony if the
BL advance or privilege obtained is of gross monetary value. This provision extends to
foreign entities as well.
d)​ PLAGIARISM - Anyone who presents work or content generated by another person or an
artificial service as their own is guilty of a class A misdemeanor. This provision extends
to foreign entities as well.
e)​ SOLICITING AND RECEIVING ASSISTANCE WITH CERTAIN CONTENT - Anyone who solicits,
purposefully receives, or makes use of any kind of assistance with any application, exam,
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assessment, evaluation, speech, or other content that they are expected to present as
their own work, is guilty of a class A misdemeanor. This provision extends to foreign
entities as well.
f)​ ASSISTING WITH CERTAIN CONTENT - Anyone who provides assistance with any
application, exam, assessment, evaluation, speech, or other content that one is expected
to present as their own work is guilty of a class B misdemeanor.
g)​ FACILITATING CERTAIN CONTENT - Anyone who offers any kind of assistance services
with any application, exam, assessment, evaluation, speech, or other content that one is
expected to present as their own work, whether directly or by other means such as
media, websites, or articles, is guilty of a second-degree felony.
h)​ FORGERY - Anyone who
i.​ amends any information or content within an official report, record, or
documentation within the Foundation by any unlawful means or without the
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ii.​ falsely presents any document or information as an official report, record, or

documentation within the Foundation; or
iii.​ presents a falsified approval or signature;
is guilty of a class A misdemeanor. This provision extends to foreign entities as well.
i)​ FELONIOUS FORGERY - An offense under subsection (h) is a second-degree felony if the
violation has significant effects or impact or otherwise is of a gross nature. This provision
extends to foreign entities as well.
j)​ SPREADING FALSE INFORMATION - Anyone who spreads untrue or misinterpreted
information capable of causing notable detriment to the Foundation or its community is
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k)​ An offense under subsection (j) is a second-degree felony if the violation has significant
effects or impact or otherwise is of a gross nature. This provision extends to foreign
entities as well.
l)​ EXCEPTION IN SECURITY CLASS APPLICATIONS - Conduct under subsections (d) and (e),
whereas the work or content to be presented is a Security Class application, is not a
crime. However, actions restricting the actor’s entry into the Foundation may be taken at
BL the discretion of the Office of External Relations or the Internal Security Service.
m)​ BRIBERY - Anyone who solicits, requests, or demands any action from anyone in
exchange for unlawful compensation, privilege, or advancement, and takes a substantial
step toward completing such a transaction, is guilty of a second-degree felony. This
provision extends to foreign entities as well.
5 § 3​ ​ Admin Abuse
a)​ Anyone who uses any administrative or moderation commands or other similar
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privileges for an unintended or malicious purpose is guilty of a class A misdemeanor.
b)​ An offense under subsection (a) is a second-degree felony if the violation has significant
effects or impact or otherwise is of a gross nature.
5 § 4​ ​ Obstruction of Justice
a)​ Anyone who:
i.​ interferes, obstructs, or fails to comply with a detainment, arrest, interrogation,
investigation, or any other law enforcement procedure;
ii.​ misleads the Military Police, Ethics Committee, the Internal Security Service, or
the O5 Council in regard to the execution of justice;
iii.​ creates, organizes, or presents untrue information to law enforcement or
command officials with the intention to cause harm or detriment to an
individual;
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b)​ Furthermore, anyone who provides a false statement, even indirectly, to the Judicial
Review Board is guilty of a class A misdemeanor at the discretion of the Judicial Review
Board. This provision extends to foreign entities as well.
c)​ Anyone who, being subject to a punishment that is known to them, actively engages in
conduct that violates the terms of their punishment by unlawful means, is guilty of a
second-degree felony. This provision extends to foreign entities as well.
d)​ Anyone who, being subject to a legal proceeding that is known to them, evades the
proceeding by leaving relevant communications, groups, or otherwise makes themselves
unavailable to such a proceeding, is guilty of a second-degree felony.
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5 § 5​ ​ Official Misconduct
a)​ CORRUPTION BY ADMINISTRATIVE OR COMMAND OFFICIALS - Anyone who, being in a
command or other administrative position, within their administrative duties or
obligations, prioritizes personal interests over the interests of the Foundation or the
department they are serving, is guilty of a second-degree felony.
BL b)​ CORRUPTION BY PERSONS OF SPECIALIZED POWER - Anyone who, being in a law
enforcement, judicial, or combative role, within their respective duties or obligations,
prioritizes personal interests over the interests of the Foundation or the department
they are serving, is guilty of a class A misdemeanor.
5 § 6​ ​ Criminal Anarchy
a)​ Anyone who attempts to overthrow or depose a person in power by unlawful or
improper means is guilty of a second-degree felony. This provision extends to foreign
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entities as well.
5 § 7​ ​ Rogue
a)​ Anyone who clearly:
i.​ is in the Foundation for a purpose that is contrary to the interests of the
Foundation; or
ii.​ acts with the malicious intent of causing significant detriment to the Foundation,
any part of the Foundation, or to the in-game installation public peace and
order.
is a rogue and is guilty of a second-degree felony.
5 § 8​ ​ Unacceptable Conduct
a)​ BEHAVIOR UNBECOMING OF A MORAL PERSON - Anyone who engages in any forms of
sexual harassment, cyberstalking, harassment involving threats to the health or life of
another, doxxing, or other forms of behavior where the morality and legality of the
conduct is in question is guilty of a first-degree felony.

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b)​ BEHAVIOR CAUSING GROSS DISTURBANCE - Anyone who engages in any conduct that
may result in gross disturbance, including the unwarranted exposure to certain content
such as pornography, gore, or other content that may be disturbing to most viewers and
members of the community is guilty of a first-degree felony.
c)​ ILLEGAL CONDUCT - Anyone who engages in any conduct that is, by the laws of their
country or by generally recognized laws, illegal, is guilty of a second-degree felony.
d)​ GROSSLY ILLEGAL CONDUCT - An offense under subsection (c) is a first-degree felony if
the violation has significant effects or impact or otherwise is of a gross nature.
e)​ All provisions under this section extend to foreign entities as well.
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a)​ Anyone who, using their power, permissions, security class, access, or other privileges
assists another with a malicious attack against the Foundation is guilty of a first-degree
felony.
b)​ Anyone who shares any intelligence, classified materials, or copies of products
manufactured by the Manufacturing Department that the other party does not have
access to with a malicious purpose is guilty of a first-degree felony.
BL c)​ All provisions under this section extend to foreign entities as well.
5 § 10​ ​ Blackmail
a)​ Anyone who demands action from anyone in exchange for not revealing damaging or
sensitive information is guilty of a second-degree felony.
b)​ An offense under subsection (a) is a first-degree felony if the information is exceptionally
damaging or sensitive, involves any personal information, or if the violation has
significant effects or impact or otherwise is of a gross nature.
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c)​ All provisions under this section extend to foreign entities as well.
5 § 11​ ​ Foundation Property Theft
a)​ Anyone who, without authorization, duplicates or takes control of any property rightfully
owned by the Foundation, including but not limited to products produced by the
Manufacturing Department, finances, services, or similar items, is guilty of a
second-degree felony. This extends to foreign entities as well.
b)​ An offense under subsection (a) is a first-degree felony if the violation has significant
effects or impact, was committed with a malicious purpose, or otherwise is of a gross
nature. This extends to foreign entities as well.
5 § 12​ ​ Unauthorized Dissemination of Classified Material
a)​ Anyone who shares classified department documentation or other information of the
Security Class 3 classification with another party that is not authorized to view it is guilty
of a class A misdemeanor. This extends to foreign entities as well.

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b)​ Anyone who shares classified command documentation or other information of the
Security Class 4 or higher classification with another party that is not authorized to view
it is guilty of a second-degree felony. This extends to foreign entities as well.
c)​ An offense under subsection (a) is a second-degree felony if the violation has significant
effects or impact, was committed with a malicious purpose, or otherwise is of a gross
nature.
d)​ An offense under subsection (b) is a first-degree felony if the violation has significant
effects or impact, was committed with a malicious purpose, or otherwise is of a gross
nature.

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