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There are several laws in effect on the islands. Below, you will find information on each law that has been passed and approved by the Government of Elan. | There are several laws in effect on the islands. Below, you will find information on each law that has been passed and approved by the Government of Elan. | ||
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Trespassing involves unauthorized entry or presence on property, particularly in sensitive areas like police stations and police headquarters. This offense carries a fine of '''$75,000'''. | Trespassing involves unauthorized entry or presence on property, particularly in sensitive areas like police stations and police headquarters. This offense carries a fine of '''$75,000'''. | ||
'''C-§16 Vehicle Identification Tampering''' | |||
Anyone found guilty of altering, removing, or tampering with a vehicle's identification shall be subject to a fine of up to '''$120,000.''' | |||
'''C-§17 Aiding and abetting criminal offenses''' | |||
Any person who intentionally assists a perpetrator in committing a criminal offense, whether through physical support, provision of resources, information, or other means of facilitating the offense, shall be punished in the same manner as the perpetrator of the principal offense. | |||
Aiding and abetting is always considered equivalent to the crime itself, so that there is no reduction in punishment compared to the principal offense. | |||
== Road Traffic Code (R) == | == Road Traffic Code (R) == | ||
'''R-§1 Reckless Driving''' | '''R-§1 Reckless Driving''' | ||
Participation in road traffic demands constant caution and mutual consideration. All individuals engaging in traffic must conduct themselves in a manner that does not harm, endanger, unnecessarily hinder, or inconvenience others. This includes ensuring that their vehicle's inspection is up to date to prevent any potential risks to safety. | Participation in road traffic demands constant caution and mutual consideration. All individuals engaging in traffic must conduct themselves in a manner that does not harm, endanger, unnecessarily hinder, or inconvenience others. This includes ensuring that their vehicle's inspection is up to date to prevent any potential risks to safety. Additionally, it is mandatory for all vehicles on Everon to drive on the right side of the road. | ||
Failure to adhere to these standards, including the maintenance of vehicle inspection, will result in a fine of up to '''$30,000.''' | |||
'''R-§2 Dangerous intervention in road traffic''' | '''R-§2 Dangerous intervention in road traffic''' | ||
Anyone who directly endangers the safety of road traffic through recklessness, thereby risking the life or limb of another road user, will be subject to a fine of '''$ | Anyone who directly endangers the safety of road traffic through recklessness, thereby risking the life or limb of another road user, will be subject to a fine of '''$50,000.''' | ||
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Anyone involved in an accident who leaves the accident scene without first taking measures to avert further danger or without making arrangements with the other parties involved in the accident will be subject to a fine of up to '''$90,000.''' | Anyone involved in an accident who leaves the accident scene without first taking measures to avert further danger or without making arrangements with the other parties involved in the accident will be subject to a fine of up to '''$90,000.''' | ||
'''R-§4 Speed Limits''' | |||
Speed limits are established to ensure the safety and wellbeing of all road users, including drivers, passengers and pedestriants. In the interest of public safety, the following speed limits must be adhered to at all times: | |||
* Outside built-up areas: '''100 km/h'''. | |||
* Within built-up areas: '''50 km/h.''' | |||
* In the immediate vicinity of marketplaces: '''30 km/h.''' | |||
'''R-§4.1 Speeding Class 1 (1 - 20 km/h)''' | |||
Anyone who is exceeding the speed limit by 1 - 20 km/h will be subject to a fine of '''$30,000.''' | |||
'''R-§4.2 Speeding Class 2 (21 - 50 km/h)''' | |||
Anyone who is exceeding the speed limit by 21 - 50 km/h will be subject to a fine of '''$50,000.''' | |||
'''R-§4.3 Speeding Class 3 (51+ km/h)''' | |||
Anyone who is exceeding the speed limit by 51+ km/h will be subject to a fine of '''$100,000.''' | |||
'''R-§5 Illegal Parking''' | |||
Drivers who park their vehicles in the middle of the road or in a manner that obstructs driveways, public facilities, or points of interest may be fined up to '''$20,000'''. | |||
==Narcotics Act (N)== | ==Narcotics Act (N)== | ||
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Under this legislation, the substances classified as narcotics include: | Under this legislation, the substances classified as narcotics include: | ||
* | *Marijuana and Nature Weed, loose or packed | ||
* Mushrooms | * Mushrooms, loose or packed | ||
* Methylamine and packed Meth | |||
Possession, purchase, or sale of these substances constitutes a criminal offense, punishable by a fine of up to $150,000. The specific charge is determined based on the amount of the substances found on the suspect(s) and/or vehicle(s). Multiple suspects may be given the same charge based on the total amount found during the investigation. | |||
* Narcotics Class A ($150,000) - Drugs found on person and/or in vehicle of 100 or more | |||
* Narcotics Class B ($100,000) - Drugs found on person and/or in vehicle between 30 - 100 | |||
* Narcotics Class C ($50,000) - Drugs found on person and/or in vehicle less than 30 | |||
==Weapon law (W)== | ==Weapon law (W)== | ||
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• MP7A2 | • MP7A2 | ||
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Anyone who owns a weapon that is not listed in '''W§1''' will be punished with imprisonment of 20 months (minutes) or a fine of '''$120,000.''' | Anyone who owns a weapon that is not listed in '''W§1''' will be punished with imprisonment of 20 months (minutes) or a fine of '''$120,000.''' | ||
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'''W-§2.1 Weapon Carrying Authorization''' | |||
With this paragraph, any person is allowed to carry any weapon within Montignac, Saint Philippe, Saint Pierre, Crafting Station and the House of Tickets. | |||
'''W-§3 Official possession of weapons''' (Special Ordinance) | '''W-§3 Official possession of weapons''' (Special Ordinance) | ||
With this paragraph, members of official authorities (police) are permitted to possess any type of weapon while carrying out their official duties in line with the Everon Police Department’s Code of Conduct. | With this paragraph, members of official authorities (police) are permitted to possess any type of weapon while carrying out their official duties in line with the Everon Police Department’s Code of Conduct. | ||
'''W-§4 Weapons checks for illegal conversions''' (Special Ordinance) | '''W-§4 Weapons checks for illegal conversions''' (Special Ordinance) | ||
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With reasonable suspicion, a law enforcement officer is authorised to check weapons for illegal conversions. The suspicion must be communicated verbally to the gun owner. If the gun owner attempts to evade the check, he will be penalised in accordance with '''C§4''' of the Criminal Code and the weapon may be confiscated. | With reasonable suspicion, a law enforcement officer is authorised to check weapons for illegal conversions. The suspicion must be communicated verbally to the gun owner. If the gun owner attempts to evade the check, he will be penalised in accordance with '''C§4''' of the Criminal Code and the weapon may be confiscated. | ||
'''W-§5 Illegal discharge of a firearm''' | |||
'''W-§5 Illegal discharge of a firearm''' | |||
Anyone found guilty of discharging any firearm in an unlawful manner shall be liable for a fine of up to '''$100,000.''' | Anyone found guilty of discharging any firearm in an unlawful manner shall be liable for a fine of up to '''$100,000.''' | ||