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#Arrests{{List|style type=lower-alpha|The Minister of Regional Security, the Deputy Minister of Regional Security, agents of the Ministry of Regional Security, the Minister of Internal Affairs, the Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs, the Minister of Justice and the Deputy Minister of Justice will all be empowered to make arrests.|An officer empowered to make an arrest may arrest an individual they directly observe committing a criminal act. If an individual is not directly observed committing a criminal act but are suspected of doing so, a warrant for the arrest of the individual must first be obtained.|Any officer empowered to make an arrest may submit a request for such a warrant to the Chief Justice of the Court. Such a request will be submitted with evidence which implicates the criminal behavior of the individual to be arrested.|The Chief Justice may grant or refuse such a request for a warrant based on their opinion of the validity of the evidence presented. If the Chief Justice does not respond to a request within a week's time of when it was made, the warrant will be considered granted.|When an arrest is made, the arresting officer must issue reports to the Minister of Justice, Chief Justice and public at large announcing the arrest and detailing the crimes with which the arrested individual is charged. If no such reports are filed within a week of the arrest, the individual arrested will be freed.|A single warrant will only authorize the arrest of a single individual. A warrant will become void once the individual has been arrested or a week passes since it was granted.}}
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#Criminal Charges{{List|style type=lower-alpha|The Minister of Justice or Deputy Minister of Justice may bring criminal charges against any individual. A report detailing the charges against the accused must be made to both the Chief Justice and public at large at the time charges are brought.|If no such report is given, the case will not be brought before the Court and the accused will be freed if they were under arrest in relation to the charges.}}
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#Arrests{{List|style type=lower-alpha|The Minister of Regional Security, the Deputy Minister of Regional Security, agents of the Ministry of Regional Security, the Minister of Internal Affairs, the Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs, the Minister of Justice and the Deputy Minister of Justice will all be empowered to make arrests, and will be called officers of the law.|An officer of the law may arrest any person they observe committing a criminal act. If a person is not observed committing a criminal act but suspected of doing so, a warrant for their arrest must be obtained.|Any officer of the law may request a warrant from the Chief Justice of the Court. Requests will be submitted with pertinent evidence. The Chief Justice may grant or refuse requests based on the evidence presented. If the Chief Justice does not respond to a request within a week, the warrant will be granted.|When an arrest is made, the arresting officer will issue reports to the Minister of Justice, Chief Justice and public at large informing them of the arrest and reasons for it. If no report is filed within a week, the arrested will be freed.|If the Ministry of Justice does not bring formal criminal charges within a week, the arrested will be freed. The Ministry of Justice may free the arrested before this deadline if they believe no charges can be brought.|A single warrant will only authorize the arrest of a single individual. A warrant will become void once the individual has been arrested or a week passes since it was granted.}}
 
#Civil Suits{{List|style type=lower-alpha|}}
 
#Civil Suits{{List|style type=lower-alpha|}}
 
#Suits against the Government
 
#Suits against the Government

Revision as of 22:11, 2 August 2010

  1. Criminal Charges
    1. The Minister of Justice or Deputy Minister of Justice may bring criminal charges against any individual. A report detailing the charges against the accused must be made to both the Chief Justice and public at large at the time charges are brought.
    2. If no such report is given, the case will not be brought before the Court and the accused will be freed if they were under arrest in relation to the charges.
  2. Arrests
    1. The Minister of Regional Security, the Deputy Minister of Regional Security, agents of the Ministry of Regional Security, the Minister of Internal Affairs, the Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs, the Minister of Justice and the Deputy Minister of Justice will all be empowered to make arrests, and will be called officers of the law.
    2. An officer of the law may arrest any person they observe committing a criminal act. If a person is not observed committing a criminal act but suspected of doing so, a warrant for their arrest must be obtained.
    3. Any officer of the law may request a warrant from the Chief Justice of the Court. Requests will be submitted with pertinent evidence. The Chief Justice may grant or refuse requests based on the evidence presented. If the Chief Justice does not respond to a request within a week, the warrant will be granted.
    4. When an arrest is made, the arresting officer will issue reports to the Minister of Justice, Chief Justice and public at large informing them of the arrest and reasons for it. If no report is filed within a week, the arrested will be freed.
    5. If the Ministry of Justice does not bring formal criminal charges within a week, the arrested will be freed. The Ministry of Justice may free the arrested before this deadline if they believe no charges can be brought.
    6. A single warrant will only authorize the arrest of a single individual. A warrant will become void once the individual has been arrested or a week passes since it was granted.
  3. Civil Suits
    1. Suits against the Government
    2. Arbitration
    1. Recusal of Justices
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