Chapter 2: Crimes Against Property
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(a): Burglary shall be the act of breaking into another person’s property with the intent to commit a crime on such property.
(1): Any person who commits Burglary shall be guilty of a felony and shall face 250-400 seconds of imprisonment.
(b): Theft shall be the act of taking another person’s property.
(1): Theft may only apply if the stolen property is not a vehicle, and the offense committed does not constitute Robbery.
(2): Any person who commits Theft is guilty of a misdemeanor and shall face 200-350 seconds of imprisonment.
(c): Causing Willful Damage shall be the act of maliciously causing damage to private, public, or government property.
(1): Any person who commits Causing Willful Damages is guilty of a felony, and shall be punished with 100-500 seconds in prison.
(d): Causing Accidental Damage shall be the act of damaging private, government, or public property without malice or intent.
(1): Any person who commits Accidental Damage shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and fined $100-$400.
(e): Arson shall be the act of deliberately and intentionally setting fire to another individual’s (or the government’s) possessions or property without consent.
(1): Any person who commits Arson shall be guilty of a felony and shall face imprisonment of 400-600 seconds in prison.
(2): Law enforcement and those with legal firearms, when lawfully authorized, shall be exempt from this clause when shooting a vehicle- if it is set on fire. As such, setting a vehicle on fire by shooting it or other means shall be considered arson.
Chapter 3: Crimes Against the State and Its Agents
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(a): Obstruction Against the Fire Department shall be the act of obstructing on duty fire department personnel from executing their lawful duties.
(1): Any person who commits Obstruction Against the Fire Department shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punished with 120-200 seconds in prison.
(b): Failure to Comply with the Fire Department shall be the act of ignoring or disregarding orders from on duty fire department personnel when they make an order for the safety of the public, other public servants, or themselves. The legality of such order shall rely on that the order is made within the reasonable jurisdiction of fire/EMS personnel. Law enforcement may overrule such orders on the grounds of public safety- however such instances should be under extreme circumstances- and if law enforcement negligently issues orders conflicting with those of the fire department, they shall be subject to punishment.
(1): Any person who commits Failure to Comply with the Fire Department shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be fined up to 500 dollars
(c): Contempt of Court shall be the act of disregarding a lawful order of the court or maliciously hindering the processes of the state judiciary.
(1): Any person who commits the act of Contempt of Court shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.
(1A): No conviction of a defendant for a violation of this section shall result in a defendant receiving more than two (2) hours in the custody of the Department of Corrections for per offence convicted thereof.
(d): False Reporting a Crime shall be the act of wrongfully and maliciously reporting and incident or situation to emergency services that did not occur or is based on information knowingly false.
(1): Any person who commits False Reporting a Crime shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be incarcerated for 150-250 seconds.
(e): Disorderly Conduct shall be the act of, without legal justification, unruly behavior which disturbs, offends, intimidates, or creates a general disorder to others in public.
(1): Any person who commits Disorderly Conduct shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and be fined $40-$110, incarcerated for 175-300 seconds, or both.
(f): Domestic terror shall be the act of maliciously killing more than three people in an organized criminal manner or the use of force and violence against persons or property to attempt to coerce a government, the population, or any segment thereof, in furtherance of political or social objectives.
(1): Murdering (or attempting to murder) the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Speaker of the House, Chief Court Justice, any Judge of any State Circuit, any member of the Cabinet, or any members of the Sub-Cabinet shall also be considered Domestic Terror.
(2): Any form of assisting in the assistance of this offense shall not be the offense of Aiding and Abetting, rather Domestic Terror.
(3): Any person who commits Domestic Terror shall be guilty of a felony, with a penalization of 900 seconds incarceration. The judiciary may sentence persons for this offense up to the maximum constitutionally permitted sentence at their discretion.
(g): Failure to Comply shall be the act of failing to abide by the lawful orders of law enforcement.
(1): Any person who commits Failure to Comply shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be incarcerated for 200-400 seconds.
(h): Treason shall be the act of under any circumstances, levying war against the State of Firestone or adhering to its enemies, giving its enemies aid and comfort be it in wartime or an attempt or nearing such.
(1): Any person who commits Treason shall be guilty of a felony, with a penalization of 900 seconds incarceration. The judiciary may sentence persons for this offense up to the maximum constitutionally permitted sentence at their discretion.
(2): Any person convicted of Treason in a court of law shall be barred from ever holding public office.
(i): Hindering a Lawful Tow shall be the act of obstructing or attempting to stop law enforcement or the Department of Transportation from lawfully towing a vehicle.
(1): Any person who commits Hindering a Lawful Tow shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall receive a penalization of 200-300 seconds in prison.
(j): Inflicting Chaos shall be the act of intentionally causing massive disturbance and/or panic within the State of Firestone.
(1): Any person who commits Inflicting Chaos shall be guilty of a felony, and shall receive penalization of 250-350 seconds in prison.
(k): Interfering with an officer shall be the act of unlawfully hindering a law enforcement officer when he/she is performing her duties.
(1): Any person who commits Interfering with an Officer shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall receive penalization of 300-400 seconds in prison.