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RwWolf: /* Implant Search */ fixing hyperlink

2025-12-28T17:29:38Z

Implant Search: fixing hyperlink

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	===== Implant Search =====		===== Implant Search =====

	For any situation requiring an implant search, you '''''must''''' have a warrant, and the warrant '''must''' also be approved by the CMO or in their absence the Commanding Officer. This is true even if the person is arrested with indisputable evidence, such as the Implanter with the suspect's DNA; other pieces of evidence are admissible, articulating that being unable to find the object on the person and line of sight was not lost on the suspect.<blockquote>The Captain is presented with an implant search warrant. They observe that it is lacking some details in relation to the articulation of the probable cause, lacking evidence or proper thinking on Security's part, therefore denying the warrant, expressing to security to write it better.</blockquote>Then bring in trained medical personnel under supervision of the Head of Security or Chief Medical Officer; or, the Chief Medical Officer will perform the implant search themselves ''after'' being shown the warrant— present the warrant to the suspect.<blockquote>Medical Doctor Fluffs Stargazer is observed by the Head of Security Teeg Dougland to use the Implanter device on suspect Slab Bulkhead, they soon discover that a device is pulled into the implanter, thereby completing the implant search.</blockquote>Additionally, an individual may consent to the implant search, thereby waiving the necessity for a warrant, '''unless it is Green Alert'''. A written piece of paper signed by the individual in question saying they consent to an implant search is still required.<blockquote>During a detainment on blue alert, an individual waived their rights because they'd rather get the situation over with and would rather exonerate themselves as soon as possible, saying that they '''give consent''' ''and provide a signature on a one-sentence piece of paper''. Upon the medical personnel's efforts to use the Implanter device on the suspect, they soon find that nothing got pulled into the device's chamber, clearing the suspect's name.</blockquote>Trained medical personnel is defined in the [https://wiki.denstation.net/Medical_Operating_Procedures Medical Operating Procedures].		For any situation requiring an implant search, you '''''must''''' have a warrant, and the warrant '''must''' also be approved by the CMO or in their absence the Commanding Officer. This is true even if the person is arrested with indisputable evidence, such as the Implanter with the suspect's DNA; other pieces of evidence are admissible, articulating that being unable to find the object on the person and line of sight was not lost on the suspect.<blockquote>The Captain is presented with an implant search warrant. They observe that it is lacking some details in relation to the articulation of the probable cause, lacking evidence or proper thinking on Security's part, therefore denying the warrant, expressing to security to write it better.</blockquote>Then bring in trained medical personnel under supervision of the Head of Security or Chief Medical Officer; or, the Chief Medical Officer will perform the implant search themselves ''after'' being shown the warrant— present the warrant to the suspect.<blockquote>Medical Doctor Fluffs Stargazer is observed by the Head of Security Teeg Dougland to use the Implanter device on suspect Slab Bulkhead, they soon discover that a device is pulled into the implanter, thereby completing the implant search.</blockquote>Additionally, an individual may consent to the implant search, thereby waiving the necessity for a warrant, '''unless it is Green Alert'''. A written piece of paper signed by the individual in question saying they consent to an implant search is still required.<blockquote>During a detainment on blue alert, an individual waived their rights because they'd rather get the situation over with and would rather exonerate themselves as soon as possible, saying that they '''give consent''' ''and provide a signature on a one-sentence piece of paper''. Upon the medical personnel's efforts to use the Implanter device on the suspect, they soon find that nothing got pulled into the device's chamber, clearing the suspect's name.</blockquote>Trained medical personnel is defined in the [https://wiki.denstation.net/index.php?title=Medical_Operating_Procedures#Surgical_Procedures Medical Operating Procedures].

	===== NanoChat Search =====		===== NanoChat Search =====

Sleepyapril: possession is NOT stackable

2025-10-29T14:07:43Z

possession is NOT stackable

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	For crimes directly bereaving a person (violent acts, theft of personal property etc.), the same applies in addition to each victim being one count.		For crimes directly bereaving a person (violent acts, theft of personal property etc.), the same applies in addition to each victim being one count.

	In the case of possession, theft, or any incident involving several separate and distinct items, one charge may be applied ~~per relevant item~~.		In the case of possession, theft, or any incident involving several separate and distinct items, only one charge may be applied.

	Charges that are a direct escalation of one another in nature cannot be simultaneously held against the perpetrator if they pertain to the same incident and the same victim/item (if applicable). Only the most severe of these charges apply.		Charges that are a direct escalation of one another in nature cannot be simultaneously held against the perpetrator if they pertain to the same incident and the same victim/item (if applicable). Only the most severe of these charges apply.

Kelaris: /* Pre-Criminal Trial */ breach of custody charge prevents temporary release while awaiting trial.

2025-09-09T15:49:47Z

Pre-Criminal Trial: breach of custody charge prevents temporary release while awaiting trial.

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	* Pardon the defendant on the grounds of the station’s inability to grant the right to a speedy trial.		* Pardon the defendant on the grounds of the station’s inability to grant the right to a speedy trial.
	* Set the defendant free with a status of charges pending. Releasing an Individual does not mean they are free of charges, but rather that they have served up to capital without a trial. If the defendant is charged with a capital crime, they must be taken into custody for the duration of the trial.		* Set the defendant free with a status of charges pending. Releasing an Individual does not mean they are free of charges, but rather that they have served up to capital without a trial. If the defendant is charged with a capital crime, they must be taken into custody for the duration of the trial.
	If a defendant reoffends while out on charges pending, security may place the defendant in Permanent Confinement. The criminal defendant retains the right to a speedy trial as soon as it can be arranged, however charges pending may not be granted.		If a defendant reoffends while out on charges pending, or gains a breach of custody charge while awaiting trial, security may place the defendant in Permanent Confinement. The criminal defendant retains the right to a speedy trial as soon as it can be arranged, however temporary release with charges pending may not be granted.

	=== Civil Charges ===		=== Civil Charges ===

Kelaris: /* Individual Search */ Allowance for warrantless search on green alert with written consent from the person being searched, and review of the reasonable suspicion by the people who would usually write the warrant.

2025-09-01T07:25:42Z

Individual Search: Allowance for warrantless search on green alert with written consent from the person being searched, and review of the reasonable suspicion by the people who would usually write the warrant.

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	* '''Search Warrants'''; may with [https://wiki.denstation.net/index.php?title=Security_Standard_Operating_Procedures#Reasonable_Suspicion reasonable suspicion] order the search of an individual or entire departmental area, by force if necessary''. This may also include surgical procedures, cursory implant inspections, or any other invasive searches with '''both''' probable cause and evidence.''		* '''Search Warrants'''; may with [https://wiki.denstation.net/index.php?title=Security_Standard_Operating_Procedures#Reasonable_Suspicion reasonable suspicion] order the search of an individual or entire departmental area, by force if necessary''. This may also include surgical procedures, cursory implant inspections, or any other invasive searches with '''both''' probable cause and evidence.''
	** Search Warrants should include the scope of the warrant (individual, entire department, etc), and a brief description of the reasonable suspicion, probable cause, or evidence to support the warrant.		** Search Warrants should include the scope of the warrant (individual, entire department, etc), and a brief description of the reasonable suspicion, probable cause, or evidence to support the warrant.
	** Warrants are required for any search on green alert, ''even if the individual consented''.		** Warrants are required for any search on green alert, ''even if the individual consented''. With one exception, detailed in the [https://wiki.denstation.net/index.php?title=Judicial_Procedures#Individual_Search Individual Searches section].
	** A full search of the personal belongings of an individual may be conducted on those that are under arrest, without the need for a warrant.		** A full search of the personal belongings of an individual may be conducted on those that are under arrest, without the need for a warrant.
	* '''Arrest Warrants'''; may with [https://wiki.denstation.net/index.php?title=Security_Standard_Operating_Procedures#Probable_Cause probable cause] or evidence order the arrest of an individual who is believed to have committed a crime.		* '''Arrest Warrants'''; may with [https://wiki.denstation.net/index.php?title=Security_Standard_Operating_Procedures#Probable_Cause probable cause] or evidence order the arrest of an individual who is believed to have committed a crime.
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	===== Individual Search =====		===== Individual Search =====
	For a stringent search of a persons' effects (wherein stringent implies a full, complete search of all physical clothing, bags, and other storage), the warrant must include the Reasonable Suspicion for the search. Present the warrant to the suspect.		For a stringent search of a persons' effects (wherein stringent implies a full, complete search of all physical clothing, bags, and other storage), the warrant must include the Reasonable Suspicion for the search. Present the warrant to the suspect.

			An individual may consent to a search of their belongings, waiving the need for a warrant. A written piece of paper signed by the individual in question saying they consent to a search of their belongings is '''''required'''''. This paper '''''must''''' also include the reasonable suspicion to initiate a search, and the officer's signature. After the conclusion of the search and possible arrest of the individual, the officer must deliver the consent paper to the Magistrate, Chief Justice, or Clerk if available, or to the Head of Security, Warden, or Commanding Officer if Justice Department members are unavailable.

	===== Implant Search =====		===== Implant Search =====

Kelaris: just standardizing some sub section headers so they're all "[something] search"

2025-08-31T06:02:50Z

just standardizing some sub section headers so they're all "[something] search"

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	\|Reasonable Suspicion		\|Reasonable Suspicion
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	===== ~~Individuals~~ =====		===== Individual Search =====
	For a stringent search of a persons' effects (wherein stringent implies a full, complete search of all physical clothing, bags, and other storage), the warrant must include the Reasonable Suspicion for the search. Present the warrant to the suspect.		For a stringent search of a persons' effects (wherein stringent implies a full, complete search of all physical clothing, bags, and other storage), the warrant must include the Reasonable Suspicion for the search. Present the warrant to the suspect.

	===== ~~Implants~~ =====		===== Implant Search =====

	For any situation requiring an implant search, you '''''must''''' have a warrant, and the warrant '''must''' also be approved by the CMO or in their absence the Commanding Officer. This is true even if the person is arrested with indisputable evidence, such as the Implanter with the suspect's DNA; other pieces of evidence are admissible, articulating that being unable to find the object on the person and line of sight was not lost on the suspect.<blockquote>The Captain is presented with an implant search warrant. They observe that it is lacking some details in relation to the articulation of the probable cause, lacking evidence or proper thinking on Security's part, therefore denying the warrant, expressing to security to write it better.</blockquote>Then bring in trained medical personnel under supervision of the Head of Security or Chief Medical Officer; or, the Chief Medical Officer will perform the implant search themselves ''after'' being shown the warrant— present the warrant to the suspect.<blockquote>Medical Doctor Fluffs Stargazer is observed by the Head of Security Teeg Dougland to use the Implanter device on suspect Slab Bulkhead, they soon discover that a device is pulled into the implanter, thereby completing the implant search.</blockquote>Additionally, an individual may consent to the implant search, thereby waiving the necessity for a warrant, '''unless it is Green Alert'''. A written piece of paper signed by the individual in question saying they consent to an implant search is still required.<blockquote>During a detainment on blue alert, an individual waived their rights because they'd rather get the situation over with and would rather exonerate themselves as soon as possible, saying that they '''give consent''' ''and provide a signature on a one-sentence piece of paper''. Upon the medical personnel's efforts to use the Implanter device on the suspect, they soon find that nothing got pulled into the device's chamber, clearing the suspect's name.</blockquote>Trained medical personnel is defined in the [https://wiki.denstation.net/Medical_Operating_Procedures Medical Operating Procedures].		For any situation requiring an implant search, you '''''must''''' have a warrant, and the warrant '''must''' also be approved by the CMO or in their absence the Commanding Officer. This is true even if the person is arrested with indisputable evidence, such as the Implanter with the suspect's DNA; other pieces of evidence are admissible, articulating that being unable to find the object on the person and line of sight was not lost on the suspect.<blockquote>The Captain is presented with an implant search warrant. They observe that it is lacking some details in relation to the articulation of the probable cause, lacking evidence or proper thinking on Security's part, therefore denying the warrant, expressing to security to write it better.</blockquote>Then bring in trained medical personnel under supervision of the Head of Security or Chief Medical Officer; or, the Chief Medical Officer will perform the implant search themselves ''after'' being shown the warrant— present the warrant to the suspect.<blockquote>Medical Doctor Fluffs Stargazer is observed by the Head of Security Teeg Dougland to use the Implanter device on suspect Slab Bulkhead, they soon discover that a device is pulled into the implanter, thereby completing the implant search.</blockquote>Additionally, an individual may consent to the implant search, thereby waiving the necessity for a warrant, '''unless it is Green Alert'''. A written piece of paper signed by the individual in question saying they consent to an implant search is still required.<blockquote>During a detainment on blue alert, an individual waived their rights because they'd rather get the situation over with and would rather exonerate themselves as soon as possible, saying that they '''give consent''' ''and provide a signature on a one-sentence piece of paper''. Upon the medical personnel's efforts to use the Implanter device on the suspect, they soon find that nothing got pulled into the device's chamber, clearing the suspect's name.</blockquote>Trained medical personnel is defined in the [https://wiki.denstation.net/Medical_Operating_Procedures Medical Operating Procedures].
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	For a security officer to record a situation with the expectation that suspect(s) may provide verbal evidence in the commission of a crime. You must have Reasonable Suspicion that a crime may soon occur, in order to receive a warrant, and the recording must prioritize the subject of the warrant.<blockquote>For example; a detective gains knowledge of a crime that may soon occur, and is capable of recording the discussion surrounding the crime. They receive a wiretap warrant and record a suspect in the process of committing or discussing a criminal act.</blockquote>		For a security officer to record a situation with the expectation that suspect(s) may provide verbal evidence in the commission of a crime. You must have Reasonable Suspicion that a crime may soon occur, in order to receive a warrant, and the recording must prioritize the subject of the warrant.<blockquote>For example; a detective gains knowledge of a crime that may soon occur, and is capable of recording the discussion surrounding the crime. They receive a wiretap warrant and record a suspect in the process of committing or discussing a criminal act.</blockquote>

	===== ~~Departments~~ =====		===== Departmental Search =====
	For any situation that requires a departmental search, provide reasonable suspicion for the warrant.<blockquote>For example, two individuals broke into the Head of Personnel's room and stole some personal effects and ID cards. Probable Cause: John Security and Jane Warden witnessed two individuals run into Engineering, detaining them followed by a search, nothing was found on them in relation to the stolen goods; the stolen items were not on them and it is reasonable to believe they have stowed the items in the department.</blockquote>Present the warrant to the Departmental Head whose department is getting searched, or any applicable departmental staff.		For any situation that requires a departmental search, provide reasonable suspicion for the warrant.<blockquote>For example, two individuals broke into the Head of Personnel's room and stole some personal effects and ID cards. Probable Cause: John Security and Jane Warden witnessed two individuals run into Engineering, detaining them followed by a search, nothing was found on them in relation to the stolen goods; the stolen items were not on them and it is reasonable to believe they have stowed the items in the department.</blockquote>Present the warrant to the Departmental Head whose department is getting searched, or any applicable departmental staff.

Kelaris: Significant reorganization. Merged the two warrants sections. Merged recorders section into wiretapping. Rewrote initial warrants section. Added minimum requirements to chart for warrants. Added several clarifications based on existing rulings.

2025-08-28T18:50:02Z

Significant reorganization. Merged the two warrants sections. Merged recorders section into wiretapping. Rewrote initial warrants section. Added minimum requirements to chart for warrants. Added several clarifications based on existing rulings.

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Kelaris: /* Implants */ added minor additional detail to an example, and restructured a long sentence into two sentences.

2025-08-27T21:07:47Z

Implants: added minor additional detail to an example, and restructured a long sentence into two sentences.

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	===== Implants =====		===== Implants =====

	For any situation requiring an implant search, you '''''must''''' have a warrant, even if the person is arrested with indisputable evidence, with '''evidence''' such as the Implanter with the suspect's DNA; other pieces of evidence are admissible, articulating that being unable to find the object on the person and line of sight was not lost on the suspect.<blockquote>The Captain is presented with an implant search warrant. They observe that it is lacking some details in relation to the articulation of the probable cause, lacking evidence or proper thinking on Security's part, therefore denying the warrant, expressing to security to write it better.</blockquote>Then bring in trained medical personnel under supervision of the Head of Security or Chief Medical Officer; or, the Chief Medical Officer will perform the implant search themselves ''after'' being shown the warrant— present the warrant to the suspect.<blockquote>Medical Doctor Fluffs Stargazer is observed by the Head of Security Teeg Dougland to use the Implanter device on suspect Slab Bulkhead, they soon discover that a device is pulled into the implanter, thereby completing the implant search.</blockquote>Additionally, an individual may consent to the implant search, thereby waiving the necessity for a warrant unless it is Green Alert~~, but a~~ written piece of paper signed by the individual in question saying they consent to an implant search is still required.<blockquote>A individual waived their rights because they'd rather get the situation over with and would rather exonerate themselves as soon as possible, saying that they '''give consent''' ''and provide a signature on a one-sentence piece of paper''. Upon the medical personnel's efforts to use the Implanter device on the suspect, they soon find that nothing got pulled into the device's chamber, clearing the suspect's name.</blockquote>Trained medical personnel is defined in the [https://wiki.denstation.net/Medical_Operating_Procedures Medical Operating Procedures]. For any searches on green, you require a search warrant ''even if the individual consented'' if the individual is not under arrest''.''		For any situation requiring an implant search, you '''''must''''' have a warrant, even if the person is arrested with indisputable evidence, with '''evidence''' such as the Implanter with the suspect's DNA; other pieces of evidence are admissible, articulating that being unable to find the object on the person and line of sight was not lost on the suspect.<blockquote>The Captain is presented with an implant search warrant. They observe that it is lacking some details in relation to the articulation of the probable cause, lacking evidence or proper thinking on Security's part, therefore denying the warrant, expressing to security to write it better.</blockquote>Then bring in trained medical personnel under supervision of the Head of Security or Chief Medical Officer; or, the Chief Medical Officer will perform the implant search themselves ''after'' being shown the warrant— present the warrant to the suspect.<blockquote>Medical Doctor Fluffs Stargazer is observed by the Head of Security Teeg Dougland to use the Implanter device on suspect Slab Bulkhead, they soon discover that a device is pulled into the implanter, thereby completing the implant search.</blockquote>Additionally, an individual may consent to the implant search, thereby waiving the necessity for a warrant, unless it is Green Alert. A written piece of paper signed by the individual in question saying they consent to an implant search is still required.<blockquote>During a detainment on blue alert, an individual waived their rights because they'd rather get the situation over with and would rather exonerate themselves as soon as possible, saying that they '''give consent''' ''and provide a signature on a one-sentence piece of paper''. Upon the medical personnel's efforts to use the Implanter device on the suspect, they soon find that nothing got pulled into the device's chamber, clearing the suspect's name.</blockquote>Trained medical personnel is defined in the [https://wiki.denstation.net/Medical_Operating_Procedures Medical Operating Procedures]. For any searches on green, you require a search warrant ''even if the individual consented'' if the individual is not under arrest''.''

	===== Departments =====		===== Departments =====

RwWolf: /* Criminal Trials */ a couple of grammatical fixes that I noticed

2025-08-27T07:03:53Z

Criminal Trials: a couple of grammatical fixes that I noticed

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	# Prosecution opens the proceedings, stating the charges and introducing witnesses and exhibits that will be brought forward during the presentation of evidence. They may also recommend a sentence to the judge, appropriate to the charge based on their opening statement. (Four minutes)		# Prosecution opens the proceedings, stating the charges and introducing witnesses and exhibits that will be brought forward during the presentation of evidence. They may also recommend a sentence to the judge, appropriate to the charge based on their opening statement. (Four minutes)
	# Defense then pleads guilty or not-guilty.		# Defense then pleads guilty or not-guilty.
	## If defense pleads ~~guild~~, proceed to step 7.		## If defense pleads guilty, proceed to step 7.
	## If the defense pleads not-~~guild~~, proceed to step 4.		## If the defense pleads not-guilty, proceed to step 4.
	# Defense then provides their opening statement, contradicting the prosecution's theories and assertions. They will also introduce their witnesses and exhibits where applicable. (Four minutes)		# Defense then provides their opening statement, contradicting the prosecution's theories and assertions. They will also introduce their witnesses and exhibits where applicable. (Four minutes)
	# The presentation of evidence then follows, led by the prosecution then the defense. Cross-examination may be requested following submission of individual testimonies and granted at the discretion of the judge. (Five minutes each)		# The presentation of evidence then follows, led by the prosecution then the defense. Cross-examination may be requested following submission of individual testimonies and granted at the discretion of the judge. (Five minutes each)
	# Finally, closing statements are to be made by the prosecution, the defense, and the prosecution once more due to the burden of proof. The evidence should be reiterated by both sides and arguments refuted with no new evidence presented. (Five minutes each)		# Finally, closing statements are to be made by the prosecution, the defense, and the prosecution once more due to the burden of proof. The evidence should be reiterated by both sides and arguments refuted with no new evidence presented. (Five minutes each)
	# A ruling will be made by the judge, written and stamped by the notary stamp.		# A ruling will be made by the judge, written and stamped by the notary stamp.
	## If the Defense has ~~plead~~ guilty, determine length and conditions of the sentence.		## If the Defense has pleaded guilty, determine length and conditions of the sentence.
	# The judge adjourns the court with the gavel.		# The judge adjourns the court with the gavel.

Kelaris: /* Individuals */ Updated individual search warrant to require reasonable suspicion rather than probable cause

2025-08-27T06:09:48Z

Individuals: Updated individual search warrant to require reasonable suspicion rather than probable cause

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	===== Individuals =====		===== Individuals =====
	For a stringent search of a persons' effects (wherein stringent implies a full, complete search of all physical clothing, bags, and other storage), the warrant must include the ~~Probable Cause~~ for the search. Present the warrant to the suspect.		For a stringent search of a persons' effects (wherein stringent implies a full, complete search of all physical clothing, bags, and other storage), the warrant must include the Reasonable Suspicion for the search. Present the warrant to the suspect.

	===== Wiretaps =====		===== Wiretaps =====

Kelaris: /* Implants */ moved a line that was slightly out of place

2025-08-27T06:05:24Z

Implants: moved a line that was slightly out of place

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	For an implant search, you are also required to have the Chief Medical Officer sign off alongside the other approval. The approver of the warrant cannot be the same as the writer of the warrant, and the warrant writer cannot go to someone else if it was denied already.		For an implant search, you are also required to have the Chief Medical Officer sign off alongside the other approval. The approver of the warrant cannot be the same as the writer of the warrant, and the warrant writer cannot go to someone else if it was denied already.

	~~===== Implants =====~~
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	!Warrant Needed		!Warrant Needed
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	\|Security		\|Security
	\|}		\|}

			===== Implants =====

	For any situation requiring an implant search, you '''''must''''' have a warrant, even if the person is arrested with indisputable evidence, with '''evidence''' such as the Implanter with the suspect's DNA; other pieces of evidence are admissible, articulating that being unable to find the object on the person and line of sight was not lost on the suspect.<blockquote>The Captain is presented with an implant search warrant. They observe that it is lacking some details in relation to the articulation of the probable cause, lacking evidence or proper thinking on Security's part, therefore denying the warrant, expressing to security to write it better.</blockquote>Then bring in trained medical personnel under supervision of the Head of Security or Chief Medical Officer; or, the Chief Medical Officer will perform the implant search themselves ''after'' being shown the warrant— present the warrant to the suspect.<blockquote>Medical Doctor Fluffs Stargazer is observed by the Head of Security Teeg Dougland to use the Implanter device on suspect Slab Bulkhead, they soon discover that a device is pulled into the implanter, thereby completing the implant search.</blockquote>Additionally, an individual may consent to the implant search, thereby waiving the necessity for a warrant unless it is Green Alert, but a written piece of paper signed by the individual in question saying they consent to an implant search is still required.<blockquote>A individual waived their rights because they'd rather get the situation over with and would rather exonerate themselves as soon as possible, saying that they '''give consent''' ''and provide a signature on a one-sentence piece of paper''. Upon the medical personnel's efforts to use the Implanter device on the suspect, they soon find that nothing got pulled into the device's chamber, clearing the suspect's name.</blockquote>Trained medical personnel is defined in the [https://wiki.denstation.net/Medical_Operating_Procedures Medical Operating Procedures]. For any searches on green, you require a search warrant ''even if the individual consented'' if the individual is not under arrest''.''		For any situation requiring an implant search, you '''''must''''' have a warrant, even if the person is arrested with indisputable evidence, with '''evidence''' such as the Implanter with the suspect's DNA; other pieces of evidence are admissible, articulating that being unable to find the object on the person and line of sight was not lost on the suspect.<blockquote>The Captain is presented with an implant search warrant. They observe that it is lacking some details in relation to the articulation of the probable cause, lacking evidence or proper thinking on Security's part, therefore denying the warrant, expressing to security to write it better.</blockquote>Then bring in trained medical personnel under supervision of the Head of Security or Chief Medical Officer; or, the Chief Medical Officer will perform the implant search themselves ''after'' being shown the warrant— present the warrant to the suspect.<blockquote>Medical Doctor Fluffs Stargazer is observed by the Head of Security Teeg Dougland to use the Implanter device on suspect Slab Bulkhead, they soon discover that a device is pulled into the implanter, thereby completing the implant search.</blockquote>Additionally, an individual may consent to the implant search, thereby waiving the necessity for a warrant unless it is Green Alert, but a written piece of paper signed by the individual in question saying they consent to an implant search is still required.<blockquote>A individual waived their rights because they'd rather get the situation over with and would rather exonerate themselves as soon as possible, saying that they '''give consent''' ''and provide a signature on a one-sentence piece of paper''. Upon the medical personnel's efforts to use the Implanter device on the suspect, they soon find that nothing got pulled into the device's chamber, clearing the suspect's name.</blockquote>Trained medical personnel is defined in the [https://wiki.denstation.net/Medical_Operating_Procedures Medical Operating Procedures]. For any searches on green, you require a search warrant ''even if the individual consented'' if the individual is not under arrest''.''