Brigging Procedures - Revision history

Sleepyapril at 03:40, 21 October 2025

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	# Maliciously and repeatedly antagonizing law enforcement.		# Maliciously and repeatedly antagonizing law enforcement.
	# Committing a capital crime while awaiting sentencing for or serving of another capital crime.		# Committing a capital crime while awaiting sentencing for or serving of another capital crime. Preservative stasis does not necessarily remove the need for a trial if further capital punishment is desired.

	There are two methods of preservative stasis:		There are two methods of preservative stasis:

Sleepyapril at 03:35, 21 October 2025

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	== Preservative Stasis ==		== Preservative Stasis ==
	~~Should prisoners repeatedly and maliciously antagonize law enforcement, to an extent where continued extended confinement or Solitary Confinement becomes infeasible,~~ '''~~two~~ of the three''' authorized personnel; the [[Warden]], [[Head of Security]], or [[Command Hierarchy\|Commanding Officer]], may agree to ''temporarily'' upgrade the relevant prisoners’ sentences to Preservative Stasis summarily.		'''Two of the three''' authorized personnel; the [[Warden]], [[Head of Security]], or [[Command Hierarchy\|Commanding Officer]], may agree to ''temporarily'' upgrade the relevant prisoners’ sentences to Preservative Stasis summarily.

			Conditions for preservative stasis are one of the following:

			# Maliciously and repeatedly antagonizing law enforcement.
			# Committing a capital crime while awaiting sentencing for or serving of another capital crime.

	There are two methods of preservative stasis:		There are two methods of preservative stasis:

RwWolf: This was conflicting with recent changes to where you hold individuals waiting for trial so I removed the perma bit and added a hyperlink to the pre-criminal trial section which includes the correct information.

2025-08-27T07:41:06Z

This was conflicting with recent changes to where you hold individuals waiting for trial so I removed the perma bit and added a hyperlink to the pre-criminal trial section which includes the correct information.

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	'''The Brig area is under the authority of the [[Warden]].'''		'''The Brig area is under the authority of the [[Warden]].'''

	When confining someone inside of the brig, the suspect should be handed to the [[Warden]] for processing. It is then the responsibility of the Warden to search, confine, and process the suspect in alignment with sentencing procedures. ~~If the suspect is awaiting trial, then they are to be transferred to the extended confinement area pending a~~ trial. If the [[Warden]] is not available, then it is the responsibility of the [[Security Officer\|arresting officer]] to process the suspect and handle evidence.		When confining someone inside of the brig, the suspect should be handed to the [[Warden]] for processing. It is then the responsibility of the Warden to search, confine, and process the suspect in alignment with sentencing procedures. See [[Judicial Procedures#Pre-Criminal Trial\|pre-criminal trial procedures]] if brig time exceeds 25 minutes. If the [[Warden]] is not available, then it is the responsibility of the [[Security Officer\|arresting officer]] to process the suspect and handle evidence.

	== Treatment of Prisoners ==		== Treatment of Prisoners ==

Kelaris: /* Paroles and Pardons */ added Magistrate to list of people who can conduct a parole hearing

2025-08-27T06:14:16Z

Paroles and Pardons: added Magistrate to list of people who can conduct a parole hearing

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	* Displays clear signs of remorse concerning the committed crime and/or criminal behaviors		* Displays clear signs of remorse concerning the committed crime and/or criminal behaviors

	If parole is requested, they may receive a [[Judicial Procedures\|parole hearing]] conducted by the [[Court Clerk]] or [[Chief Justice]], where they will state their case on why they should be released; they may request legal counsel in this hearing, but '''''must represent themselves'''''.		If parole is requested, they may receive a [[Judicial Procedures\|parole hearing]] conducted by the Magistrate, [[Court Clerk]], or [[Chief Justice]], where they will state their case on why they should be released; they may request legal counsel in this hearing, but '''''must represent themselves'''''.

	The sentencing [[Security Officer\|officer]] of an arrest, the judge or arbiter of a trial, or the [[Warden]] - for extended confinement prisoners, may pardon members accused or sentenced for crimes if deemed in the best interest of the crew and vessel, and when the circumstances of the defendant or offense warrant suspension of sentence.		The sentencing [[Security Officer\|officer]] of an arrest, the judge or arbiter of a trial, or the [[Warden]] - for extended confinement prisoners, may pardon members accused or sentenced for crimes if deemed in the best interest of the crew and vessel, and when the circumstances of the defendant or offense warrant suspension of sentence.

Spaceaffiliate: small corrections to brigging procedures.

2025-08-24T20:38:24Z

small corrections to brigging procedures.

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	== Treatment of Prisoners ==		== Treatment of Prisoners ==
	Prisoners have certain rights that '''<u>must</u>''' be upheld by security and command personnel. Non-perma prisoners must be provided with the following:		Prisoners have certain rights that '''<u>must</u>''' be upheld by security and command personnel. Non-permanent confinement prisoners should be searched before they are uncuffed. Non-perma prisoners must be provided with the following:

	* Adequate medical care and moral, spiritual, or legal counseling if it is requested and available.		* Adequate medical care and moral, spiritual, or legal counseling if it is requested and available.

Sleepyapril at 15:20, 26 July 2025

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	* Adequate medical care and moral, spiritual, or legal counseling if it is requested and available.		* Adequate medical care and moral, spiritual, or legal counseling if it is requested and available.
	** These are rights, not ~~grantees~~.		** These are rights, not privileges.
	* Their original headset with only authorized encryption keys.		* Their original headset with only authorized encryption keys.
	** This right may be revoked should it be abused.		** This right may be revoked should it be abused.

Sleepyapril at 15:00, 26 July 2025

2025-07-26T15:00:05Z

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	== Treatment of Prisoners ==		== Treatment of Prisoners ==
	Prisoners have certain rights that '''<u>must</u>''' be upheld by security and command personnel. ~~Prisoners~~ must be provided with the following:		Prisoners have certain rights that '''<u>must</u>''' be upheld by security and command personnel. Non-perma prisoners must be provided with the following:

	* Adequate medical care and moral, spiritual, or legal counseling if it is requested and available.		* Adequate medical care and moral, spiritual, or legal counseling if it is requested and available.
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	* Freedom of movement within their holding area.		* Freedom of movement within their holding area.
	** Unless there is an undue risk to life and limb.		** Unless there is an undue risk to life and limb.
	* Their original ~~PDA~~ unless evidence of an ~~uplink is found~~.		* Their original belongings, unless the item in question is contraband, being used as evidence in a crime, or they are an extended confinement prisoner.

	==== Extended Confinement Prisoners ====		==== Extended Confinement Prisoners ====

Sleepyapril at 21:14, 24 July 2025

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	* Adequate medical care and moral, spiritual, or legal counseling if it is requested and available.		* Adequate medical care and moral, spiritual, or legal counseling if it is requested and available.
	** These are rights, not grantees.		** These are rights, not grantees.
	* ~~Access their~~ authorized ~~radio~~ encryption keys ~~only~~.		* Their original headset with only authorized encryption keys.
	** This right may be revoked should it be abused.		** This right may be revoked should it be abused.
	* Clothing, food, and water on request.		* Clothing, food, and water on request.
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	* Freedom of movement within their holding area.		* Freedom of movement within their holding area.
	** Unless there is an undue risk to life and limb.		** Unless there is an undue risk to life and limb.
			* Their original PDA unless evidence of an uplink is found.

	==== Extended Confinement Prisoners ====		==== Extended Confinement Prisoners ====

Spaceaffiliate: addition of solitary confinement

2025-06-14T22:35:22Z

addition of solitary confinement

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	== Preservative Stasis ==		== Preservative Stasis ==
	Should prisoners repeatedly and maliciously antagonize law enforcement, to an extent where continued extended confinement becomes infeasible, '''two of the three''' authorized personnel; the [[Warden]], [[Head of Security]], or [[Command Hierarchy\|Commanding Officer]], may agree to ''temporarily'' upgrade the relevant prisoners’ sentences to Preservative Stasis summarily.		Should prisoners repeatedly and maliciously antagonize law enforcement, to an extent where continued extended confinement or Solitary Confinement becomes infeasible, '''two of the three''' authorized personnel; the [[Warden]], [[Head of Security]], or [[Command Hierarchy\|Commanding Officer]], may agree to ''temporarily'' upgrade the relevant prisoners’ sentences to Preservative Stasis summarily.

	There are two methods of preservative stasis:		There are two methods of preservative stasis:
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	In both of these cases, you are to commit as ethical and humane of an execution to enact preservative stasis as possible. If you have the luxury, you should prioritize doing the execution through medical staff instead of using lethal force to prevent unnecessary damage physically, mentally, or otherwise. The preferred method of execution is putting them under as you would for surgery, making them fall asleep, and then injecting them with the necessary poison to either kill or put them in a critical state.		In both of these cases, you are to commit as ethical and humane of an execution to enact preservative stasis as possible. If you have the luxury, you should prioritize doing the execution through medical staff instead of using lethal force to prevent unnecessary damage physically, mentally, or otherwise. The preferred method of execution is putting them under as you would for surgery, making them fall asleep, and then injecting them with the necessary poison to either kill or put them in a critical state.

			== Solitary Confinement ==
			Should an extended confinement prisoner repeatedly and maliciously antagonize law enforcement, the [[Warden]], [[Head of Security]], or [[Command Hierarchy\|Commanding Officer]] may temporarily place the aforementioned prisoner in Solitary Confinement for a maximum of twenty minutes.

			Prisoners in Solitary Confinement must have their rights as a prisoner upheld, '''excluding''' visitations. Prisoners in Solitary Confinement are '''only''' permitted to be visited for medical purposes while within confinement. Prisoners are to be bolted into a small cell, and said cell should only be unbolted during the period of confinement to handle requests within the bounds of their rights.

	== Paroles and Pardons ==		== Paroles and Pardons ==

Sleepyapril at 16:12, 6 June 2025

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	# Morgue, in which you put a person in a dead state in the morgue.		# Morgue, in which you put a person in a dead state in the morgue.

	In both of these cases, you are to commit as ethical and humane of an execution to enact preservative stasis as possible. If you have the luxury, you should prioritize doing it through medical instead of using lethal force to prevent unnecessary damage physically, mentally, or otherwise. The preferred method of execution is putting them under as you would for surgery, making them fall asleep, and then ~~inject~~ them with the necessary poison to either kill or put them in a critical state.		In both of these cases, you are to commit as ethical and humane of an execution to enact preservative stasis as possible. If you have the luxury, you should prioritize doing the execution through medical staff instead of using lethal force to prevent unnecessary damage physically, mentally, or otherwise. The preferred method of execution is putting them under as you would for surgery, making them fall asleep, and then injecting them with the necessary poison to either kill or put them in a critical state.

	== Paroles and Pardons ==		== Paroles and Pardons ==