This story involves homosexuality in loving, caring relationships between boys and men, not necessarily sexual in nature yet, but it will come. If this sort of material offends you, you shouldn't really have got this far, let alone start reading this story. You've had plenty of warnings from previous pages. If you shouldn't be reading this, for whatever reason, don't get caught, because I know that me telling you not to read this isn't going to stop you (I am 18 and legal, but I do know what temptation's like)(This does not constitute me condoning this action). This is predominantly a love/romance story and not particularly incestuous in its absolute form, nor authoritarian, though slavery is used as a means to get the story moving and on to its main focus. This story is entirely fiction and any similarity of anything to a real-life counterpart is coincidence. All spelling and words are British English and may differ to those used in America. Any such words that are significantly different will be added in a list at the end of the chapter and translated into any American English equivalent I know. This story is my work and should not be reproduced in any way (with the exception of one electronic copy for your own personal use), whole or modified, without making it absolutely clear that I am the author. You may not demand anything that may equate to financial gain in return for allowing someone to access this work. Any quotes should be attributed to me unless otherwise stated by my own acknowledgement to someone else. Plagiarism is a criminal offence under any penal code I have ever come across, so please do not commit this offence. At this point in time, Nifty holds the only authorised English copy in the public domain outside my possession. Any changes in possessions shall be notified in later chapters. All copyrights are my own. Any legal aspects are governed by British Law. Enjoy!
Copyright Sable 2006 (27/09/2006)
This 'chapter' defines the 'Laws' that govern the course of future events in this story for quite a while. This 'chapter' does not define existing Acts of Parliament and should not be construed as such. The 'Acts' are written in a fashion that I hope looks reasonably legal. Real Acts are written in prose and not in lists. This is done to keep the distinction between the two. Once more, the 'Acts' defined in this 'chapter' do not exist - do not construe them as reality.
Our New Family
American Penal Systems Act 1980
| Section | Title | Paragraph | |
| 1. | Function | (a) | Function |
| (b) | Legal | ||
| 2. | Validity | (a) | United States of America Criminal Justice System |
| 3. | Persons | (a) | Indentured Servants |
| (b) | Charged Citizens | ||
| (c) | Indenturable Citizens | ||
| (d) | Exemptions | ||
| 4. | Services | (a) | Servants' Tribunal |
| (b) | Immigration Service | ||
| (c) | HM Revenue and Customs | ||
| (d) | Police | ||
| (e) | British Embassies | ||
| 5. | Servants' Tribunal | (a) | Function |
| (b) | Framework | ||
| (c) | Operation | ||
| (d) | Personnel | ||
| (e) | Legislation | ||
| (f) | Powers | ||
| (g) | Accountability | ||
| 6. | Immigration Service | (a) | Function |
| (b) | Framework | ||
| (c) | Operation | ||
| (d) | Personnel | ||
| (e) | Legislation | ||
| (f) | Accountability | ||
| 7. | HM Revenue and Customs | (a) | Function |
| (b) | Framework | ||
| (c) | Operation | ||
| (d) | Personnel | ||
| (e) | Legislation | ||
| (f) | Accountability | ||
| 8. | Police | (a) | Function |
| (b) | Framework | ||
| (c) | Operation | ||
| (d) | Personnel | ||
| (e) | Legislation | ||
| (f) | Accountability | ||
| 9. | British Embassies | (a) | Function |
| (b) | Framework | ||
| (c) | Operation | ||
| (d) | Personnel | ||
| (e) | Legislation | ||
| (f) | Accountability | ||
| 10. | Paperwork | (a) | Forms |
| (b) | Personal Details | ||
| (c) | Claim | ||
| (d) | Status | ||
| (e) | Convictions | ||
| (f) | Charges | ||
| (g) | Declaration | ||
| (h) | Exemptions | ||
| (i) | Signatories | ||
| 11. | Material Goods | (a) | Wristbands |
| (b) | Servants' Tribunal Wristbands | ||
| (c) | Immigration Service Wristbands | ||
| (d) | HM Customs and Excise Wristbands | ||
| (e) | Police Wristbands | ||
| (f) | British Embassy Wristbands | ||
| (g) | HM Prison Service Wristbands | ||
| (h) | Release Wristbands | ||
| (i) | Release Anklebands | ||
| (j) | Inter-Compatibility | ||
| 12. | Viable Means | (a) | Consular |
| (b) | Diplomatic | ||
| (c) | Emigrational | ||
| 13. | Consular Procedures | (a) | Entry |
| (b) | Request | ||
| (c) | Paperwork | ||
| (d) | Immunisation | ||
| (e) | Detention | ||
| (f) | Transportation | ||
| (g) | Emigrational | ||
| (h) | Exemptions | ||
| (i) | United States of America Criminal Justice System Involvement | ||
| 14. | Diplomatic Procedures | (a) | Request |
| (b) | Immunisation | ||
| (c) | Detention | ||
| (d) | Transportation | ||
| (e) | Consular | ||
| (f) | Exemptions | ||
| (g) | United States of America Criminal Justice System Involvement | ||
| 15. | HM Customs and Excise Procedures | (a) | Servants' Tribunal Order |
| (b) | Entry | ||
| (c) | Request | ||
| (d) | Paperwork | ||
| (e) | Immunisation | ||
| (f) | Detention | ||
| (g) | Transportation | ||
| (h) | Emigrational | ||
| (i) | Exemptions | ||
| 16. | Police Procedures | (a) | Servants' Tribunal Order |
| (b) | Collection | ||
| (c) | Confirmation | ||
| (d) | Immunisation | ||
| (e) | Detention | ||
| (f) | Transportation | ||
| (g) | Emigrational | ||
| (h) | Exemptions | ||
| (i) | United States of America Criminal Justice System Involvement | ||
| 17. | Servants' Branch Procedures | (a) | Servants' Tribunal Order |
| (b) | Entry | ||
| (c) | Request | ||
| (d) | Paperwork | ||
| (e) | Immunisation | ||
| (f) | Detention | ||
| (g) | Transportation | ||
| (h) | Protection | ||
| (i) | Exemptions | ||
| 18. | Protection Procedures | (a) | Collection |
| (b) | Detention | ||
| (c) | Transportation | ||
| (d) | Accommodation | ||
| (e) | Protection | ||
| (f) | Preparation | ||
| (g) | Servants' Tribunal | ||
| (h) | Exemptions | ||
| 19. | Servants' Tribunal Procedures | (a) | Collection |
| (b) | Detention | ||
| (c) | Preparation | ||
| (d) | Hearing | ||
| (e) | Verdict | ||
| (f) | Protection | ||
| (g) | Exemptions | ||
| 20. | Hearing Procedures | (a) | Confirmation |
| (b) | Presences | ||
| (c) | Immunity Evidence | ||
| (d) | Extradition Evidence | ||
| (e) | Exemptions | ||
| (f) | Protection | ||
| (g) | Verdict | ||
| (h) | Falsification | ||
| (i) | Exemptions | ||
| 21. | Verdict Procedures | (a) | Confirmation |
| (b) | Presences | ||
| (c) | Precedent | ||
| (d) | Ruling | ||
| (e) | Exemptions | ||
| (f) | Conditions | ||
| (g) | Acknowledgement | ||
| (h) | Acceptance | ||
| (i) | Renouncement | ||
| (j) | Assumption | ||
| (k) | United Kingdom Passport Service | ||
| (l) | Charges | ||
| (m) | Convictions | ||
| (n) | Sentence | ||
| (o) | Detention | ||
| (p) | HM Prison Service | ||
| (q) | Community Service Order | ||
| (r) | Acquittal | ||
| (s) | Release | ||
| (t) | Rejection | ||
| (u) | Extradition | ||
| (v) | Exemptions | ||
| 22. | United Kingdom Passport Service Procedures | (a) | Collection |
| (b) | Confirmation | ||
| (c) | Travel | ||
| (d) | Details | ||
| (e) | Passport | ||
| (f) | Creation | ||
| (g) | Return | ||
| 23. | HM Prison Service Procedures | (a) | Collection |
| (b) | Wristband | ||
| (c) | Release | ||
| 24. | Extradition Procedures | (a) | Invitation |
| (b) | Preparation | ||
| (c) | Collection | ||
| (d) | Hand-Over | ||
| 25. | Falsification | (a) | Confirmation |
| (b) | Continuation | ||
| 26. | Release Procedures | (a) | Termination |
| (b) | Confirmation | ||
| (c) | Issuance | ||
| (d) | Release | ||
| 27. | Hospitalisation | (a) | Existing Acts of Parliament |
| 28. | Miscellaneous | (a) | Closing Cases |
| 1. - Function | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act is to come into effective power on the First day of January One thousand Nine hundred and Eighty at Zero, Zero, One, Greenwich Mean Time. | |
| (ii) | The Act is to counter the Indenturement System of the United States of America and is to provide basic Human Rights to all affected Persons. | ||
| (iii) | The Act does not affect British Citizens and does not alter any associated Rights. | ||
| (iv) | The Act voices Public concern about the United States of America Criminal Justice System and may be repealed after a change in Public opinion. | ||
| (b) | (i) | The Act repeals the United States of America Extradition Treaty Act 1947. | |
| (ii) | The Act does not repeal any existing Acts of Parliament not mentioned and should not be construed as such. | ||
| (iii) | The Act was passed on the Twenty-third day of December One thousand Nine hundred and Seventy-Nine following a vote on the American Penal Systems Bill 1977 in the House of Commons and the House of Lords. | ||
| (iv) | The Act is enshrined in the Statute Books and is to be adhered to by all those affected. | ||
| (v) | The Act is the sole province of the High Court at the Royal Courts of Justice. | ||
| 2. - Validity | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act is valid for all United States of America Citizens. | |
| (ii) | The Act is valid for all Persons who have dealings with the United States Criminal Justice System. | ||
| 3. - Persons | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act is valid for all Persons Indentured under United States of America Law. | |
| (ii) | The Act excludes no Indentured Person | ||
| (b) | (i) | The Act is valid for all Persons charged with any Offence under United States of America Law. | |
| (ii) | The Act is valid for all Persons served with an Arrest Warrant under United States of America Law. | ||
| (iii) | The Act excludes no charged or warranted Person. | ||
| (c) | (i) | The Act is valid for all Persons of Indenturable age under United States of America Law. | |
| (ii) | The Act currently defines Indenturable Persons to be those of age 16 years and upwards to a maximum of 21 years of age. [REPEALED][AMENDED: American Penal Systems Act 2000] | ||
| (iii) | The Act excludes no Indenturable Person. | ||
| (d) | (i) | The Act excludes any Persons who do not fall into the aforementioned Paragraphs. | |
| (ii) | The Act deports any Person making a False Claim back to their Country of Origin | ||
| (iii) | The Act excludes no Person from the aforementioned Clause. | ||
| (iv) | The Act grants all aforementioned Persons not making a False Claim, henceforward known as 'Servant', Asylum. | ||
| 4. - Services | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act sets up a new Judicial Service by the Name of the Servants' Tribunal. | |
| (ii) | The Servants' Tribunal is an Annexe of the High Court at the Royal Courts of Justice. | ||
| (iii) | The Servants' Tribunal is the Keeper of the Act. | ||
| (iv) | The Act excludes no Operation of the Servants' Tribunal. | ||
| (v) | The Act is the sole province of the Servants' Tribunal. | ||
| (b) | (i) | The Act amends the Operations of the Immigration Service. | |
| (ii) | The Act excludes no Operation of the Immigration Service | ||
| (c) | (i) | The Act amends the Operations of HM Revenue and Customs. | |
| (ii) | The Act amends the Operations of HM Customs and Excise. | ||
| (iii) | The Act excludes no Operation of HM Revenue and Customs. | ||
| (iv) | The Act excludes no Operation of HM Customs and Excise. | ||
| (d) | (i) | The Act amends the Operations of the Police. | |
| (ii) | The Act excludes no Operation of the Police. | ||
| (e) | (i) | The Act amends the Operations of all British Embassies. | |
| (ii) | The Act excludes no Operation of any British Embassy. | ||
| 5. - Servants' Tribunal | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act sets up a new Judicial Service by the name of the Servants' Tribunal. | |
| (ii) | The Servants' Tribunal is an Annexe of the High Court at the Royal Courts of Justice. | ||
| (iii) | The Servants' Tribunal is the Keeper of the Act. | ||
| (iv) | The Servants' Tribunal must be consulted in all instances of Changes to the Act. | ||
| (v) | The Servants' Tribunal alone oversees the implementation of the Act. | ||
| (vi) | The Servants' Tribunal is the lowest Service that may Rule on any Case. | ||
| (b) | (i) | The Servants' Tribunal is an Annexe of the High Court at the Royal Courts of Justice | |
| (ii) | The Servants' Tribunal has Four Courtroom. | ||
| (c) | (i) | The Servants' Tribunal Operates from the High Court at the Royal Courts of Justice. [REPEALED][AMENDED: American Penal Systems Act 2005] | |
| (ii) | The Servant's Tribunal is to Operate from Bow Street Magistrates' Court, should Clause S.5(c)(i) unimplementable. [REPEALED][AMENDED: American Penal Systems Act 2006] | ||
| (iii) | The Servants' Tribunal is a Twenty-four hours-a-day Service. | ||
| (iv) | The Servants' Tribunal is a Three-hundred and Sixty-five days-a-year Service. | ||
| (d) | (i) | The Servants' Tribunal is to be heard only by Judges familiar with United States of America Law. | |
| (ii) | The Servants' Tribunal is to hear representation only by Lawyers and Barristers familiar with United States of America Law, with the Exception of Clause S.5(d)(iii). | ||
| (iii) | The Servants' Tribunal is to allow self-representation. | ||
| (iv) | The Servants' Tribunal is to comprise of Six Judges. | ||
| (v) | The Servants' Tribunal Judges are to have a Secretary each. | ||
| (vi) | The Servants' Tribunal is to have a separate Records Room. | ||
| (vii) | The Servants' Tribunal Records Room is to Operate Twenty-four hours-a-day. | ||
| (viii) | The Servants' Tribunal Records Room may employ as many Clerks as may be deemed necessary. | ||
| (ix) | The Servants' Tribunal is protected in the Standard Court Format as set out by the Court Appearance Act 1972. | ||
| (x) | The Servants' Tribunal rescinds any Diplomatic Immunity that any Person may have outside the Courts. | ||
| (xi) | The Servants' Tribunal may find any Person in Court in Contempt without exception. | ||
| (xii) | The Servants' Tribunal allows Public Viewing in accordance with the Court Appearance Act 1972, where the nature is not Sensitive to National Security. | ||
| (xiii) | No Person is exempt from the aforementioned. | ||
| (e) | (i) | The Servants' Tribunal may find any Person in Contempt of Court. | |
| (ii) | The Servants' Tribunal may find any Organisation in Contempt of Court. | ||
| (iii) | The Servants' Tribunal is to deal with all cases of Contempt as laid out in the Contempt of Court Act 1869 of the Common Law Books. | ||
| (iv) | The Servants' Tribunal may find any Person guilty of Perjury with a view to 'Asylum'. | ||
| (v) | The Servants' Tribunal may hand down any sentence in accordance with the Contempt of Court Act 1869 of the Common Law Books. | ||
| (vi) | The Servants' Tribunal may find any Person guilty of Perjury with a view to 'Extradition'. | ||
| (vii) | The Servants' Tribunal may hand down any sentence from Ten years imprisonment to Life imprisonment. | ||
| (viii) | The Servants' Tribunal may Rule on any British Law connected to a Case. | ||
| (ix) | The Act exempts no Person from the aforementioned. | ||
| (f) | (i) | The Servants' Tribunal has the Power to Rule on any Case involving the Act. | |
| (ii) | The Servants' Tribunal has the Power to Rule on any Law connected to the Case. | ||
| (iii) | The Servants' Tribunal has the Power to effect any Ruling. | ||
| (iv) | No Law is exempt from the aforementioned. | ||
| (v) | No Person is exempt from the aforementioned. | ||
| (g) | (i) | The Servants' Tribunal is Accountable to the Court of Appeal. | |
| (ii) | The Servants' Tribunal is Accountable to the Public via the Government. | ||
| (iii) | All sessions concerning Accountability are to be Conducted openly in Public. | ||
| (iv) | Any Person found acting in contravention of Court Procedure will be subject to investigation and sanctions. | ||
| (v) | The Act exempts no Person from the aforementioned. | ||
| (h) | (i) | The Servants' Tribunal is to follow the Guidelines of the Court Appearances Act 1971. | |
| (ii) | The Court Dock is exempt from these Guidelines and is Governed by the Act. | ||
| (iii) | The Court Dock is to be modified so at to be able to hold a Fire-proof metal Tray. | ||
| (iv) | The Act exempts no Court from the aforementioned. | ||
| 6. - Immigration Service | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act amends the Operations of the Immigration Service. | |
| (ii) | The Act does not alter any current Operation of the Immigration Service. | ||
| (b) | (i) | The Act sets up a new Section named 'Servants' Branch' within the Immigration Service. | |
| (c) | (i) | The Act amends the Operations of the Servants' Branch. | |
| (ii) | The Act does not alter any current Operation of the Servants' Branch. | ||
| (iii) | The Immigration Service has a Duty to Protect fleeing Servants in their Care. | ||
| (iv) | The Servants' Branch has a Duty to lead fleeing Servants' into the Care of the Servants' Tribunal. | ||
| (v) | The Act exempts no Servant from the aforementioned. | ||
| (d) | (i) | The Act requires the Immigration Service to only employ Persons familiar with the Act. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Servants' Branch to only employ Persons familiar with the Act and United States of America Law. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires any Immigration Officer finding a Servant to immediately escort them to the Servants' Branch. | ||
| (iv) | The Act requires Police Procedures to be followed, should the Immigration Service and the Police be conducting a joint Operation. | ||
| (v) | The Act exempts the Immigration Service Headquarters at the Home Office from the aforementioned. | ||
| (vi) | The Act exempts no further Persons in Immigration Service employ from the aforementioned. | ||
| (e) | (i) | The Act does not amend any existing Acts of Parliament governing the Operations of the Immigration Service. | |
| (ii) | The Act must be adhered to by the Immigration Service and the Servants' Branch where they are mentioned. | ||
| (f) | (i) | The Immigration Service is Accountable to the Servants' Tribunal in all Cases where the Act is involved. | |
| (ii) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| 7. - HM Revenue and Customs | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act amends the Operations of HM Revenue and Customs. | |
| (ii) | The Act does not alter any current Operation of HM Revenue and Customs. | ||
| (b) | (i) | The Act does not alter the Framework of HM Customs and Excise. | |
| (c) | (i) | The Act amends the Operations of HM Customs and Excise. | |
| (ii) | The Act does not alter any current Operation of HM Customs and Excise. | ||
| (iii) | HM Customs and Excise has a Duty to protect fleeing Servants in their Care. | ||
| (iv) | HM Customs and Excise has a Duty to lead fleeing Servants into the Care of the Servants' Branch. | ||
| (v) | The Act exempts no Servant from the aforementioned. | ||
| (d) | (i) | The Act requires HM Revenue and Customs to only employ Persons familiar with the Act. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires HM Customs and Excise to only employ Persons familiar with the Act and United States of America Law. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires any Officer of HM Revenue and Customs finding a Servant to immediately Act in accordance with Police Procedures. | ||
| (iv) | The Act requires any Officer of HM Customs and Excise finding a Servant to immediately escort them to the Servants' Branch. | ||
| (v) | The Act exempts HM Revenue and Customs Headquarters and all associated Tax Offices from the aforementioned. | ||
| (vi) | The Act exempts no further Persons in HM Revenue and Customs employ from the aforementioned. | ||
| (e) | (i) | The Act does not amend any Acts of Parliament governing the Operations of HM Revenue and Customs. | |
| (ii) | The Act does not amend any existing Acts of Parliament governing the Operations of HM Customs and Excise. | ||
| (iii) | The Act must be adhered to by HM Revenue and Customs and HM Customs and Excise where they are mentioned. | ||
| (f) | (i) | HM Revenue and Customs is Accountable to the Servants' Tribunal in all Cases where the Act is involved. | |
| (ii) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| 8. - Police | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act amends the Operations of the Police. | |
| (ii) | The Act does not alter any current Operation of the Police. | ||
| (b) | (i) | The Act does not alter the Framework of the Police. | |
| (c) | (i) | The Act amends the Operations of the Police. | |
| (ii) | The Act does not alter any current Operation of the Police. | ||
| (iii) | The Police has a Duty to protect fleeing Servants in their Care. | ||
| (iv) | Police Officers working in Establishments where there are Servants' Branch employees have a Duty to lead fleeing Servants' to the Servants' Branch. | ||
| (v) | Police Officers working outside the aforementioned establishments have a Duty to lead fleeing Servants' to the Servants' Tribunal. | ||
| (vi) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (d) | (i) | The Act requires every Constabulary of the Police to employ Officers familiar with the Act. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires that only Officers with the aforementioned credentials work in the capacity laid out by the Act. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires all British Transport Police Officers to be familiar with the Act. | ||
| (iv) | The Act requires all Officers working at International Hubs be familiar with the Act and United States of America Law. | ||
| (v) | The Act defines an International Hub as being an International Station, Airport or Port. | ||
| (vi) | The Act requires any Officer without the aforementioned credentials finding a Servant to immediately escort them to the nearest Officer with these Credentials. | ||
| (vii) | The Act requires every Constabulary to have at least one of these Officers available every hour of the day. | ||
| (viii) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (e) | (i) | The Act does not amend any existing Act of Parliament governing the Operations of the Police. | |
| (ii) | The Act must be adhered to by the Police where the Police is mentioned. | ||
| (f) | (i) | The Police is Accountable to the Servants' Tribunal in all Cases where the Act is involved. | |
| (ii) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| 9. - British Embassies | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act amends the Operations of all British Embassies. | |
| (ii) | The Act does not alter any current Operation of any British Embassy. | ||
| (b) | (i) | The Act does not alter the Framework of any British Embassy. | |
| (c) | (i) | The Act amends the Operations of all British Embassies. | |
| (ii) | The Act does not alter any current Operation of any British Embassy. | ||
| (iii) | British Embassy employees have a Duty to protect fleeing Servants in their Care. | ||
| (iv) | British Embassy employees have a Duty to lead fleeing Servants to the Servants' Branch. | ||
| (v) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (d) | (i) | The Act requires every British Embassy employee in the United States of America to be familiar with the Act and United States of America Law. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires at least one British Embassy employee in each of the remaining British Embassies to be familiar with the Act. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires each and every British Embassy to have one of the aforementioned employees on duty at all Opening Times. | ||
| (iv) | The Act defines all British Embassy as Sacrosanct (as Sanctioned by International Law) and may be used as a Haven by any Servant until such time as they are found by a British Embassy employee. | ||
| (v) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (e) | (i) | The Act does not amend existing Acts of Parliament governing the Operations of British Embassies. | |
| (ii) | The Act must be adhered to by all British Embassies where the Act mentions British Embassies. | ||
| (f) | (i) | All British Embassies are Accountable to the Servants' Tribunal in all Cases where the Act is involved. | |
| (ii) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| 10. - Paperwork | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act requires the Fleeing Servant to fill out Forms in order to process their information. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Primary Form: Servants' Tribunal 1, or ST1, as it is henceforward known as, to be filled out as soon as possible. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires the ST1 to be in quadruplicate. | ||
| (iv) | The Act requires the white Counterpart to be passed on to the Servants' Tribunal. | ||
| (v) | The Act requires the blue Counterpart to be passed on the Servants' Branch. | ||
| (vi) | The Act requires the pink Counterpart to be kept by the receiving Service. | ||
| (vii) | The Act requires the yellow Counterpart to be kept by the Servant. | ||
| (viii) | The Act only requires the Servants' Branch to have triplicate ST1 forms; white, blue and yellow Counterparts. | ||
| (ix) | The Act allows all Services, with the exception of the Servants' Tribunal to destroy any ST1 more that Ten years old. | ||
| (x) | The Act allows the Servants' Tribunal to destroy any ST1 more than One hundred years old, or where the Servant is deceased. | ||
| (xi) | The Act defines the act of signing the Declaration a rescindment of any Diplomatic Immunity the Servant may have. | ||
| (xii) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (b) | (i) | The ST1 requires the Servant's Title. | |
| (ii) | The ST1 allows this to be left blank for those Indentured. | ||
| (iii) | The ST1 requires the Servant's given Forename(s). | ||
| (iv) | The ST1 allows this to be left blank for those Indentured who cannot remember. | ||
| (v) | The ST1 requires the Servant's Surname. | ||
| (vi) | The ST1 allows this to be left blank for those Indentured who cannot remember. | ||
| (vii) | The ST1 requires the Servant's Indenture Name. | ||
| (viii) | The ST1 requires the Servant's Preferred Name. | ||
| (ix) | The ST1 allows the Preferred Name to be different to any of the previous. | ||
| (x) | The ST1 does not allow the Preferred Name to be left blank. | ||
| (xi) | The ST1 requires the Servant's gender. | ||
| (xii) | The ST1 requires the Servant's Date of Birth. | ||
| (xiii) | The ST1 allows this to be left blank for those Indentured. | ||
| (xiv) | The ST1 requires an approximation of age, should the Date of Birth boxes be left blank. | ||
| (xv) | The ST1 allows this approximation to be a count of winters or summers. | ||
| (xvi) | The ST1 requires the length of the Servant's Indenturement. | ||
| (xvii) | The ST1 allows this to be an approximation in the format laid out in Clause S.10(b)(ix). | ||
| (xviii) | The ST1 requires the Servant's Nationality. | ||
| (xix) | The ST1 allows 'United States of America' for those Indentured. | ||
| (xx) | The ST1 requires the Servant's Passport number, Driving License number or Identity Card number. | ||
| (xxi) | The ST1 allows the Servant Indenturement Serial Number for those Indentured. | ||
| (xxii) | The ST1 requires the Date of Application. | ||
| (xxiii) | The ST1 requires a first Place of Residence. | ||
| (xxiv) | The ST1 requires a second Place of Residence. | ||
| (xxv) | The ST1 requires a third Place of Residence. | ||
| (xxvi) | The ST1 requires the first to be the last Address at which the Servant lived before Indenturement. | ||
| (xxvii) | The ST1 requires the second to be the last Address at which the Servant lived during Indenturement. | ||
| (xxviii) | The ST1 requires the third to be the last known Address at which the Servant's Parents lived. | ||
| (xxix) | The ST1 allows the second to be left blank for those not Indentured. | ||
| (xxx) | The ST1 requires as much of the Address to be filled in as the Servant can remember. | ||
| (xxxi) | The ST1 requires as much description of the surroundings as possible, should either Address not be complete. | ||
| (xxxii) | The ST1 allows such words as North, South, East, West, State, Town, Coast, Mountain and any similar and more descriptive words. | ||
| (xxxiii) | The ST1 allows a description of the surrounding Street-layout with as many street names as possible. | ||
| (xxxiv) | The ST1 requires the name of the Servant's Mother and Father for those who can remember. | ||
| (xxxv) | The ST1 requires the names of the Servant's Siblings for those that have them and can remember. | ||
| (xxxvi) | The ST1 requires the name of the Servant's last Master. | ||
| (xxxvii) | The ST1 allows the Master's name to be left blank for those not Indentured. | ||
| (xxxviii) | The ST1 requires the Servant to state whether he wishes his family to be informed of their Status, or not. | ||
| (xil) | The ST1 requires the Servant to sign a Declaration declaring the Document's Authenticity. | ||
| (xl) | The ST1 allows the signature to be the print of the Servant's right thumb for those without a signature. | ||
| (c) | (i) | The ST1 requires the Servant to state their Claim under the provisions of the Act. | |
| (ii) | The ST1 allows this to be a description of Circumstances. | ||
| (iii) | The ST1 allows this to be a statement of Clauses, Paragraphs or Sections of the Act. | ||
| (d) | (i) | The ST1 requires the Servant's Status. | |
| (ii) | The ST1 allows this to be 'Indentured'. | ||
| (iii) | The ST1 allows this to be 'Convicted'. | ||
| (iv) | The ST1 allows this to be 'Charged'. | ||
| (v) | The ST1 allows this to be 'Indenturable'. | ||
| (e) | (i) | The ST1 requires the Servant to list their Convictions under United States of America Law. | |
| (ii) | The ST1 requires the Servant to list their Extraneous Convictions. | ||
| (f) | (i) | The ST1 requires the Servant to list the Charges brought against them under United States of America Law. | |
| (ii) | The ST1 requires the Servant to list their Extraneous Charges being brought against them. | ||
| (g) | (i) | The ST1 requires the Servant to sign a Declaration, binding them into a Legal Contract declaring them not to have falsified the ST1. | |
| (ii) | The ST1 is declared null and void, should this not be completed. | ||
| (iii) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (h) | (i) | The ST1 must be filled out by a member of the Servants' Branch should the Servant not be able to. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires an Audio Tape of the Information and Declaration; spoken by the Servant, should they be unable to fill out the ST1. | ||
| (iii) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (i) | (i) | The ST1 requires the ST1 to be signed, named, Positioned, Officed, dated and timed by both the Recipient and Servants' Branch Officers taking responsibility. | |
| (ii) | The Act defines the 'Positioned' to be the Position of the Officer within their Service. | ||
| (iii) | The Act defines the 'Officed' to be the Officers' Place of Work. | ||
| (iv) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| 11. - Material Goods | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act requires all Servants being Processed to wear a Tracker Wristband, henceforward known as Wristband. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires different Wristbands to be used, indicating the Status of their Case. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires the Wristband to be worn at all times. | ||
| (iv) | The Act cannot guarantee the Immunity of any Servant who voluntarily removes their Wristband. | ||
| (v) | The Act guarantees the Immunity of any Servant whose Wristband comes off through defect. | ||
| (vi) | The Act requires any defective Wristband to be replaced immediately. | ||
| (vii) | The Act requires the Wristband to have the most interference-free Tracker-Chip, henceforward know as Chip, available every Ten years. | ||
| (viii) | The Act requires the Chip to be produced outside the United States of America. | ||
| (ix) | The Act requires all Services involved with the Act to have Equipment capable of tracking a Wristband down to One metre. | ||
| (x) | The Act requires Wristbands to be available in Three standard Sizes. | ||
| (xi) | The Act requires the Small size to be Fifteen centimetres in circumference. | ||
| (xii) | The Act requires the Medium size to be Twenty centimetres in circumference. | ||
| (xiii) | The Act requires the Large size to be Twenty-five centimetres in circumference. | ||
| (xiv) | The Act defines the circumference as being along the inside edge of the Wristband. | ||
| (xv) | The Act requires the Wristband to be oval with a Diametric Ratio of Two parts to One part. | ||
| (xvi) | The Act requires the Wristband to be enamelled, round-edged Stainless-steel. | ||
| (xvii) | The Act requires the Stainless-steel Band to be Two centimetres across. | ||
| (xviii) | The Act requires the Band to be split at one point. | ||
| (xix) | The Act requires the Band to be hinged at the point diametrically opposite the split. | ||
| (xx) | The Act requires the Split to be snap-lockable with the safest, most secure system available every Ten years. | ||
| (xxi) | The Act requires the Chip to be buried inside a compartment in the Band. | ||
| (xxii) | The Act requires the Chip to be programmed with a Serial Number corresponding to the Case Number. | ||
| (xxiii) | The Act requires the Chip to be glued in with Industrial-strength glue and then enamelled over and covered with a protective layer of clear plastic. | ||
| (xxiv) | The Act requires the Wristband to bear the Text 'Immune - American Penal Systems Act 1980'. | ||
| (xxv) | The Act requires the Text to be in the 'Times New Roman' Typeface. | ||
| (xxvi) | The Act requires the Text to be in Bold. | ||
| (xxvii) | The Act requires the Text to be of height One and a half centimetres. | ||
| (xxviii) | The Act requires a special Wristband to be produced, should the Servant's wrist be exceptional. | ||
| (xxix) | Te Act defines exceptional to be when the wrist is too big to fit in a Wristband and so small as to allow the Wristband to slide off. | ||
| (b) | (i) | The Act requires the Servants' Tribunal to issue its own Wristbands. | |
| (ii) | The Wristband is to be used when the Servant's Tribunal becomes directly involved in the Case. | ||
| (iii) | The Wristband replaces any previously worn. | ||
| (iv) | The Wristband is to be enamelled in the red of the High Court, RGB of FF0000. | ||
| (v) | The Wristband is to bear its Text in white, RGB of FFFFFF. | ||
| (c) | (i) | The Act requires the Servants' Branch to issue its own Wristbands. | |
| (ii) | The Wristband is to be issued upon arrival at Customs in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. | ||
| (iii) | The Wristband replaces any previously worn. | ||
| (iv) | The Wristband is to be enamelled yellow, RGB of FFFF00. | ||
| (v) | The Wristband is to bear its Text in blue, RGB of 0000FF. | ||
| (d) | (i) | The Act requires HM Customs and Excise to issue Wristbands. | |
| (ii) | The Wristband is to be issued upon detection in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. | ||
| (iii) | The Wristband should be the First worn in the Case. | ||
| (iv) | The Wristband is to be enamelled white, RGB of FFFFFF. | ||
| (v) | The Wristband is to bear its Text in black, RGB of 000000. | ||
| (e) | (i) | The Act requires the Police to issue Wristbands. | |
| (ii) | The Police issue Wristbands on behalf of the Servants' Tribunal and the Servants' Branch. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires the Police to issue Servants' Branch Wristbands where the Servant has yet to pass through Customs. | ||
| (iv) | The Act requires the Police to issue Servants' Tribunal Wristbands where the Servant is outside Servants' Branch control. | ||
| (v) | The Wristband should be the First worn in the Case. | ||
| (f) | (i) | The Act requires all British Embassies to issue Wristbands. | |
| (ii) | The Wristband is to be issued upon an Asylum Request in any British Embassy. | ||
| (iii) | The Wristband should be the First worn in the Case. | ||
| (iv) | The Wristband is to be enamelled white, RGB of FFFFFF. | ||
| (v) | The Wristband is to bear its Text in black, RGB of 000000. | ||
| (g) | (i) | The Act requires HM Prison Service to issue Wristbands. | |
| (ii) | The Wristband is to be issued to Servants serving a Custodial Sentence, but granted Asylum. | ||
| (iii) | The Wristband replaces any previously worn. | ||
| (iv) | The Wristband should not be the First worn in the Case. | ||
| (v) | The Wristband is to be enamelled black, RGB of 000000. | ||
| (vi) | The Wristband is to bear its Text in white, RGB of FFFFFF. | ||
| (h) | (i) | The Act requires all Servants granted Asylum under the provisions of the Act to be issued with a Release Wristband. | |
| (ii) | The Wristband is only to be issued after any Custodial Sentence has been served. | ||
| (iii) | The Wristband should be the last worn. | ||
| (iv) | The Wristband is to be enamelled blue, RGB of 0000FF. | ||
| (v) | The Wristband is to bear its Text in yellow, RGB of FFFF00. | ||
| (vi) | The Wristband is to be custom-made so as to fit the wrist it is to encircle well. | ||
| (vii) | The Wristband is to fit comfortably about the wrist, but must not be removable over the hand. | ||
| (i) | (i) | The Act allows the Wristband in Paragraph S.11(h) to be substituted by an Ankleband. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Ankleband to have the same Properties as the Wristband in Paragraph S.11(h) unless stated otherwise. | ||
| (iii) | The Ankleband is to be custom-made so as to fit the ankle it is to encircle well. | ||
| (iv) | The Ankleband is to fit comfortably about the ankle, but must not be removable over the foot. | ||
| (j) | (i) | The Act requires Wristbands to be produced in sets. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires these sets to be of Three different Sets. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires the First Set to comprise only of the Servants' Tribunal Wristband. | ||
| (iv) | The Act requires the Second Set to comprise of the Servants' Tribunal and the Servants' Branch Wristbands. | ||
| (v) | The Act requires the Third Set to comprise of the Servants' Tribunal, Servants' Branch and the Generic white Wristband. | ||
| (vi) | The Act requires all the Wristbands within the same Set to have the same Serial Number. | ||
| (vii) | The Act does not require HM Prison Service Wristbands to have unified Serial Numbers. | ||
| (viii) | The Act requires the Release Wristband and Ankleband to have a Serial Number unified with that of the Servants' Original set. | ||
| (ix) | The Act requires the First Set to be distributed to the Servants' Tribunal and the Police. | ||
| (x) | The Act requires the Second Set to be distributed to the Servants' Branch and the Police. | ||
| (xi) | The Act requires the Third Set to be distributed to HM Customs and Excise and all British Embassies. | ||
| (xii) | The Act requires the remaining Wristbands in the set to be attached to the Servant's Case file. | ||
| (xiii) | The Act requires the Servant's Case number to be the Serial Number of their Wristband. | ||
| 12. - Viable Means | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act allows a Claim to be made in any British Embassy. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires any such Claim to be dealt with by following the succeeding Consular Procedures. | ||
| (iii) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (b) | (i) | The Act allows a Claim to be made to any British Diplomat. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires any such Claim to be dealt with by following the succeeding Diplomatic Procedures. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires the Servant to be transported immediately to the nearest British Embassy by one of the Diplomat's Functionaries. | ||
| (iv) | The Act requires the Claim to be dealt with further by following the succeeding Consular Procedures. | ||
| (v) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (c) | (i) | The Act allows a Claim to be made in British Home Territory. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires such a Claim to be dealt with by following the Procedures referring to the Service receiving the Servant's Claim. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires the Police to be informed and allowed to continue the Claim, should any Person or Organisation not mentioned receive the Claim. | ||
| (iv) | The Act requires the Claim to be dealt with further by following the succeeding Police Procedures. | ||
| (v) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| 13. - Consular Procedures | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act requires the Servant to be treated as though a Free Citizen. | |
| (b) | (i) | The Act requires every Claim to be taken seriously. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Date, Time and the recipient of the Claim to be noted for transfer to the ST1. | ||
| (c) | (i) | The Act requires the ST1 to be completed as soon as possible in private. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Declaration to be signed before the any of the succeeding Procedures take place. | ||
| (d) | (i) | The Act requires the Servant to be read the Consular Immunisation as soon as the ST1 Declaration has been signed. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Embassy Wristband to be issued within One minute of the Reading. | ||
| (e) | (i) | The Act requires the Servant to be kept on Embassy Grounds as a Free Citizen until such time as transportation can be arranged for them. | |
| (ii) | The Act cannot guarantee the Servant's Immunity should they leave the Premises. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires the Servant to be kept on Embassy Grounds for as little time as necessary. | ||
| (f) | (i) | The Act requires the Servant to be transported to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland as soon as possible. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the transportation to be overseen by members of the British Security Forces. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires the Servant to be issued with Emergency Repatriation Papers before transportation takes place. | ||
| (iv) | The Act requires the Servant to be treated as a Free Citizen by all Persons involved at all times. | ||
| (g) | (i) | The Act requires the Servant to be handed over to the Servants' Branch upon arrival. | |
| (ii) | The Act absolves the British Embassy from any further involvement in the Case. | ||
| (iii) | The Act only absolves the aforementioned responsibility once the Servants' Branch has replaced the Wristband with its own. | ||
| (h) | (i) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | |
| (i) | (i) | The Act denies Municipal Police entry into any British Embassy on United States of America Judicial Business. | |
| (ii) | The Act denies State Troopers entry into any British Embassy on Judicial Business. | ||
| (iii) | The Act denies Officers of the Federal Servants Authority entry into any British Embassy on Judicial Business. | ||
| (iv) | The Act denies Solicitors entry into any British Embassy on United States of America Judicial Business. | ||
| (v) | The Act denies Federal Marshals entry into any British Embassy on Judicial Business. | ||
| (vi) | The Act denies District Attorneys entry into any British Embassy on Judicial Business. | ||
| (vii) | The Act denies Federal Prosecutors entry into any British Embassy on Judicial Business. | ||
| (viii) | The Act denies Judges entry into any British Embassy on United States of America Judicial Business. | ||
| (ix) | The Act denies Federal Judges entry into any British Embassy on United States of America Judicial Business. | ||
| (x) | The Act denies Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation entry into any British Embassy on Judicial Business. | ||
| (xi) | The Act denies Agents of the Central Intelligence Agency entry into any British Embassy on Judicial Business. | ||
| (xii) | The Act denies all Persons of a United States of America Authority not mentioned entry into any British Embassy on Judicial Business. | ||
| (xiii) | The Act exempts no Organisation of the aforementioned categories. | ||
| (xiv) | The Act requires all Persons contravening the aforementioned to be arrested under British Law. | ||
| (xv) | The Act requires all Official Authority possessions of such Persons be confiscated. | ||
| (xvi) | The Act includes Firearm, Control Equipment, Warrant Cards, Warrant Badges, Radios and Phones in the aforementioned. | ||
| (xvii) | The Act requires a Magistrate to be sent to the affected British Embassy to try the Perpetrator. | ||
| (xviii) | The Act returns the Person to the United States of America Authorities without a Criminal Record if Acquitted. | ||
| (xix) | The Act requires the Perpetrator to serve a Seven hundred and Twenty hours Community Service Order at the affected British Embassy if Convicted. | ||
| (xx) | The Act requires the Perpetrator to be returned to the United States of America with a Criminal Record upon completion of their Community Service Order. | ||
| (xxi) | The Act requires the United States of America Authorities to be informed of any Convictions upon the return of the Perpetrator to the United States of America. | ||
| (xxii) | The Act only requires Prosecution to provide evidence in any Involvement Case. | ||
| (xxiii) | The Act requires Prosecution to prove British Law to have been broken. | ||
| (xxiv) | The Act requires the Magistrate to return a Verdict of 'Not Guilty', should Prosecution not be able to prove its Case. | ||
| 14. - Diplomatic Procedures | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act allows a Claim to be made directly to any British Diplomat. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires every Claim to be taken seriously. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires the Date, Time and recipient to be noted for transferral to the ST1. | ||
| (b) | (i) | The Act requires the Servant to be read the Diplomatic Immunisation. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Embassy Wristband to be issued while the Reading is in progress. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires the Servant to be issued with clothing. | ||
| (iv) | The Act requires the Servant to have their Collar removed. | ||
| (c) | (i) | The Act requires the Diplomat's Functionaries to Care for the Servant. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Servant to be transported to the nearest British Embassy immediately. | ||
| (d) | (i) | The Act allows any form of transportation to be used. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Servant to be treated as though a Free Citizen and transported as such. | ||
| (e) | (i) | The Act requires the Servant to be handed over to the British Embassy and Consular Procedures started immediately. | |
| (ii) | The Act assumes the Case has always been in Consular hands. | ||
| (f) | (i) | The Act exempts no Case. | |
| (g) | (i) | The Act cannot guarantee the Immunity of any Servant until such time as they arrive at a British Embassy. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires every effort to be made to stop any United States of America Law Enforcement Officer arresting the Servant. | ||
| (iii) | The Act allows the Servant to be transported without a Wristband, and as though a Servant and Master, should this be deemed safer. | ||
| 15. - HM Customs and Excise Procedures | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act allows the Servants' Tribunal to issue an Order that HM Customs and Excise must abide by. | |
| (ii) | The Act only allows such Orders to request the Detention of a Servant that may fall under the Provisions of the Act. | ||
| (iii) | The Act allows such Orders to be Returned Uncompleted should another Service have started Procedures for the Servant. | ||
| (b) | (i) | The Act requires the Servant to be treated as though a Free Citizen. | |
| (c) | (i) | The Act requires every Claim to be taken seriously. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Date, Time and Recipient to be noted for transferral to the ST1. | ||
| (d) | (i) | The Act requires the Servant to complete the ST1 as soon as possible in private. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Servant to sign the Declaration before any of the succeeding procedures take place. | ||
| (e) | (i) | The Act requires the Servant to be read the HM Customs and Excise Immunisation within One minute of signing the Declaration. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Servant to be issued the HM Customs and Excise Wristband within One minute of the Reading. | ||
| (f) | (i) | The Act does not allow HM Customs and Excise to detain any Servant beyond the issuing of the Wristband. | |
| (ii) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (g) | (i) | The Act requires the Servant to be transported to the Servants' Branch immediately. | |
| (ii) | The Act absolves HM Customs and Excise from any further involvement in the Case once the Servant has been issued with the Servants' Branch Wristband. | ||
| (h) | (i) | The Act requires the Servant to be handed over to the Servants' Branch and the Servants' Branch Procedures started immediately. | |
| (i) | (i) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | |
| 16. - Police Procedures. | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act allows the Servants' Tribunal to issue an Order the Police must abide by. | |
| (ii) | The Act only allows such Orders to request the detention of a Servant that may fall under the Provisions of the Act. | ||
| (iii) | The Act allows such orders to be Returned Uncompleted should another Service have started Procedures for the Servant. | ||
| (b) | (i) | The Act requires the Police to act upon any such Orders issued to it. | |
| (ii) | The Act allows the Police to target specific Transport Entities, should it be known which Entity is being used by the Servant. | ||
| (iii) | The Act otherwise requires the Police to check as many Identities as possible. | ||
| (iv) | The Act requires the Police to find the Servant(s) as soon as possible. | ||
| (c) | (i) | The Act requires Confirmation of the Servant's Identity before the Order is Completed. | |
| (ii) | The Act allows Passports, Identity Cards, Driving Licenses and Servant Indenturement Serial Numbers as proof of Identity. | ||
| (iii) | The Act allows the temporary holding of any or all passengers on any Train, Bus, Aeroplane or Ship so that Identity Checks may be made. | ||
| (d) | (i) | The Act requires the Police Immunisation to be read as soon as possible. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Police to issue a Wristband to be issued within One minute in accordance with Paragraph S.11(e). | ||
| (e) | (i) | The Act prohibits the Police from detaining the Servant for longer than absolutely necessary. | |
| (ii) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (f) | (i) | The Act requires the Servant(s) to be transported to the Service whose Wristband they wear. | |
| (ii) | The Act allows any means of transportation. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires at least a Sergeant to be present during transportation. | ||
| (iv) | The Act requires the Police to bear all responsibility for any Occurrences concerning the Servant during transport. | ||
| (g) | (i) | The Act requires any Servant wearing a Servants' Branch Wristband to be handed over to the Servants' Branch. | |
| (ii) | The Act absolves the Police of any further involvement in the Case once the Servant has signed the Declaration on the ST1. | ||
| (h) | (i) | The Act requires any Servant wearing a Servants' Tribunal Wristband to be handed over to the Servants' Tribunal. | |
| (ii) | The Act absolves the Police of any further involvement in the Case once the Servant is on Servants' Tribunal Premises. | ||
| (i) | (i) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | |
| (j) | (i) | The Act requires the Police to arrest any United States of America Law Enforcement Officer intervening or attempting to intervene with Procedures. | |
| (ii) | The Act prohibits all United States of America Law Enforcement Activity in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. | ||
| 17. - Servants' Branch Procedures | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act allows the Servants' Tribunal to issue an Order the Servants' Branch must abide by. | |
| (ii) | The Act only allows such Orders to request the detention of a Servant that may fall under the Provisions of the Act. | ||
| (iii) | The Act allows such Orders to be Returned Uncompleted should another Service have started Procedures for the Servant. | ||
| (b) | (i) | The Act requires all Servants to be treated as though a Free Citizen. | |
| (c) | (i) | The Act requires every Claim to be taken seriously. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Date, Time and Recipient to be noted for transferral to the ST1. | ||
| (d) | (i) | The Act requires the Servant to be taken to a private room where they are to complete the ST1. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Servant to sign the Declaration before the succeeding Procedures take place. | ||
| (e) | (i) | The Act requires the Servant to be read the Servants' Branch Immunisation. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires any previous Wristband worn to be replaced with a Servants' Branch Wristband. | ||
| (iii) | The Act allows Clause S.17(e)(ii) to be ignored, should the Police already have issued the Servant with such a Wristband. | ||
| (f) | (i) | The Act allows the Servants' Branch to detain a Servant until the end of the day of arrival. | |
| (ii) | The Act defines the End of the day as being Twenty-three hours, Fifty-nine minutes and Fifty-nine seconds. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires all Servants received that day to be transported to the Protection Centre at the end of the day. | ||
| (iv) | The Act allows the Servants' Branch to hold late Servants until the next day, provided they are held for no longer than Thirty hours. | ||
| (g) | (i) | The Act allows any form of transportation to be used, but requires the Servants not to be separated from one-another. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires there to be at least one Officer for every Five Servants and no less then Tree Officers on any given Journey. | ||
| (h) | (i) | The Act requires the Servants to be handed over to Protection. | |
| (ii) | The Act absolves the Servants' Branch of any more involvement in the Case once the Servant(s) are/is on Protection Premises. | ||
| (i) | (i) | The Act exempts any Servant proven to be making a False Claim. | |
| (ii) | The Act exempts no further Cases from the aforementioned. | ||
| 18. - Protection Procedures | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act requires Protection to receive all Servants at least once. | |
| (ii) | The Act does not require Protection to actively seek any Servant. | ||
| (b) | (i) | The Act requires Protection to House, Feed, Clothe and Protect all Servants in their Care. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires Protection to provide this service for each Servant for as long as is deemed necessary by the Servants' Tribunal. | ||
| (iii) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (c) | (i) | The Act requires Protection to provide transport to and from Court as required for the Servants. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires two Officers to be present for every Case in transport. | ||
| (iii) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (d) | (i) | The Act requires each Servant to have their own Bed, including One set of Sheets. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires each Servant to have Two sets of their own Clothes. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires each Servant to have One set of Night-Clothes. | ||
| (iv) | The Act requires each Servant to have One lockable Night-table capable of holding their Clothes and some Personal Effects. | ||
| (v) | The Act requires every Servant to have the Option to hand Personal Belongings to Protection for safekeeping. | ||
| (vi) | The Act requires every Servant to have access to Toilets and Showers. | ||
| (vii) | The Act requires there to be no more than Eight Servants to any one Room. | ||
| (viii) | The Act requires all Accommodation to meet all Health and Safety Regulations and be of University Halls Standard or better. | ||
| (ix) | The Act requires all Servants to be fed Thrice daily. | ||
| (x) | The Act requires Breakfast to be served before transportation to the Servants' Tribunal. | ||
| (xi) | The Act requires Lunch to be served at the Servants' Tribunal for those attending Court. | ||
| (xii) | The Act requires Lunch to be served from Thirteen hours. | ||
| (xiii) | The Act requires Supper to be served One hour after the return of the Servants attending Court. | ||
| (xiv) | The Act also requires Drinks to be served at the aforementioned times. | ||
| (xv) | The Act requires Water to be available to drink at all times. | ||
| (xvi) | The Act requires all Food and Drink to be fit for consumption at a Secondary School. | ||
| (e) | (i) | The Act requires Protection to protect all Servants from the Retribution of the United States of America. | |
| (ii) | The Act allows any form of protection available. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires all protection to be in proportion to the Danger present. | ||
| (iv) | The Act requires killing to be a last resort. | ||
| (v) | The Act requires every Round fired to be accounted for. | ||
| (f) | (i) | The Act requires Protection to provide a service where Servants can seek advice on Procedures. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires all Servants to have access to the aforementioned service. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires the aforementioned service to be provided by fully-qualified Advocates. | ||
| (g) | (i) | The Act requires Protection to hand Servants over to the Servants' Tribunal upon request. | |
| (ii) | The Act does not absolve Protection of its Duties while its Servants are on Servants' Tribunal Premises. | ||
| (iii) | The Servants' Tribunal currently employs Protection as Dock Officers and Security. | ||
| (h) | (i) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | |
| 19. - Servants' Tribunal Procedures. | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act requires the Servants' Tribunal to allow all Servants in Court. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires Protection to hand Servants over to the Servants' Tribunal upon request. | ||
| (iii) | The Act does not require the Servants' Tribunal to transport Servants. | ||
| (b) | (i) | The Act requires the Servants' Tribunal to provide Facilities where Servants may be kept during the Day. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires these Facilities to include Toilets, a Reading Room and Drinking Facilities. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires these Facilities to meet Protection standards. | ||
| (c) | (i) | The Act requires all Servants to be informed of the Time, Courtroom and Presiding Judge of their Case. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires all Servants to be informed of the expected Proceedings that day. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires all Servants to have access to their Solicitors, Advocates and Relatives (should they be present) before Court. | ||
| (d) | (i) | The Act requires all Hearing Proceedings to be carried out in accordance with the Court Proceedings Act 1924 and any subsequent amendments. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Servant to be allowed Self-Representation. | ||
| (iii) | The Act only requires the Servant to be in Court for the Identity Confirmation. | ||
| (iv) | The Act allows the Servant to depart for any remaining Proceedings. | ||
| (v) | The Act allows the Servants' Tribunal to subpoena any Person believed to have an interest in the Case. | ||
| (vi) | The Act requires a United States of America Federal Judge to be present. [REPEALED: 1981] | ||
| (vii) | The Act requires a representative of the United States of America to be present. | ||
| (e) | (i) | The Act requires the Judge to reach a Verdict upon each Case. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Verdict to be read out in accordance with the Court Proceedings Act 1924 and any subsequent amendments. | ||
| (iii) | The Act allows the parties Twenty-four hours in which to appeal a Verdict. | ||
| (iv) | The Act requires the Extradition Procedures not to be started until Forty-eight hours after the Verdict. | ||
| (f) | (i) | The Act requires all Servants to be handed over to Protection at the end of the Day's Court Proceedings. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Servants' Safety to be assured by the Officers of the Criminal Courts as well as those of Protection. | ||
| (iii) | The Act allows no Servant to leave the Premises without an Officer from Protection. | ||
| (iv) | The Act requires Protection to be responsible for all Servants on Servants' Tribunal Premises. | ||
| (g) | (i) | The Act exempts Servants proven to be making a False Claim. | |
| (ii) | The Act exempts no further Cases from the aforementioned. | ||
| 20. - Hearing Procedures. | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act requires the Court to check the correct Servants are present for the Case being heard. | |
| (ii) | The Act allows the Servant to leave once the Servant Identity has been Confirmed. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires Protection to retrieve the correct Servant(s) should the Servant(s) and Case Number not match. | ||
| (iv) | The Act requires no Servant to remain unprotected from the Court against their will. | ||
| (v) | The Act requires the Servant, if requested, to be surrounded by a Glass Screen to provide Protective Segregation. | ||
| (b) | (i) | The Act requires the Servant's Counsel to be present. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the American Counsel to be present. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires the Servant to be present for Confirmation. | ||
| (iv) | The Act allows the Servant to leave once their Identity has been Confirmed. | ||
| (v) | The Act requires any Warrant Signatories to be present. | ||
| (vi) | The Act requires a judge of the United States of America Criminal Justice System to be present. | ||
| (c) | (i) | The Act allows the Servant's Counsel to present Evidence in Accordance with the Court Proceedings Act 1924. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Evidence to be conclusive, as opposed to circumstantial. | ||
| (iii) | The Act allows Personal Markings to be Displayed to the Court. | ||
| (iv) | The Act requires all such Markings to be such that their Authenicity can be verified. | ||
| (v) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (d) | (i) | The Act allows the American Counsel to present evidence in accordance with the Court Proceedings Act 1924. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Evidence to be conclusive, as opposed to circumstantial. | ||
| (iii) | The Act allows the American Counsel to demonstrate the Authenticity of any Personal Markings. | ||
| (iv) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (e) | (i) | The Act allows the Judge to throw a Case out, should a Counsel be found to be lying. | |
| (ii) | The Act declares a Verdict on such a Case as Final without Appeal. | ||
| (iii) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (f) | (i) | The Act requires Protection to be responsible for the safety of all Servants in Court. | |
| (ii) | The Act absolves the Servants' Tribunal of any responsibilities for the Servant upon adjournment for the Day. | ||
| (iii) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (g) | (i) | The Act does not require there to be a Jury for any Case involving the Act. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Judge alone to reach a Verdict. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires the Verdict Procedures to be followed. | ||
| (iv) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (h) | (i) | The Act requires Cases where Counsels knowingly use Falsified Evidence to be subject to Paragraph S.20(e). | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Counsel using Falsified Evidence to be Ruled against. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires the next Stage in the Appeals Process to be used, should both Counsels be proven to have knowingly presented False Evidence. | ||
| (iv) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (i) | (i) | The Act requires any Case proven to be a Falsified Claim to be subject to Paragraph S.20(e). | |
| (ii) | The Act exempts no further Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| 21. - Verdict Procedures | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act requires the Verdict Procedures to be treated as a separate Process. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Servant and Case Number to match before the Verdict is read out. | ||
| (b) | (i) | The Act requires the Servant to be present. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires both Counsels to be present. | ||
| (c) | (i) | The Act allows the Judge to take into account any Precedents set. | |
| (ii) | The Act does not require the Judge to heed any Precedent. | ||
| (d) | (i) | The Act requires the Verdict to be read out in accordance with the Court Proceedings Act 1924. | |
| (ii) | The Act does not require the Judge to provide Reasons for his Verdict. | ||
| (e) | (i) | The Act exempts any Case proven to be a False Claim. | |
| (ii) | The Act makes no further exemptions from the aforementioned. | ||
| (f) | (i) | The Act allows the Judge to impose Conditions upon the Servant to be granted Asylum. | |
| (ii) | The Act allows the aforementioned Conditions to be any the Judge may see fit. | ||
| (iii) | The Act prohibits any Conditions that would lead to Physical Harm. | ||
| (iv) | The Act prohibits any Conditions that would lead to Humiliation. | ||
| (v) | The Act prohibits any Conditions that would lead to Violations of British Law. | ||
| (vi) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (g) | (i) | The Act requires the Servant to acknowledge the Conditions being placed upon him. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Servant to be informed of any Implications the Conditions may have. | ||
| (h) | (i) | The Act allows the Servant to Accept the Conditions being placed upon them. | |
| (ii) | The Act defines the Acceptance as being a legally binding Verbal Contract between the Judiciary and the Servant. | ||
| (iii) | The Act defines any Conditions not met in the Time-frame allowed as a Breach of Contract. | ||
| (iv) | The Act requires any Breach of Contract to be dealt with in Accordance with the Verbal Contracts Act 1789, of the Common Law Book. | ||
| (v) | The Act exempts no Accepting Servant from the aforementioned. | ||
| (i) | (i) | The Act allows the Servant to Renounce their American Citizenship, if they so wish. | |
| (ii) | The Act does not require the Servant to Renounce their American Nationality. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires the Judge to ask whether the Servant wishes to Renounce their American Citizenship. | ||
| (iv) | The Act allows the Servant to Reject the Offer of Renouncement. | ||
| (v) | The Act allows the Servant to Accept the Offer of Renouncement. | ||
| (vi) | The Act reserves the remainder of this Paragraph for those Accepting the Offer of Renouncement. | ||
| (vii) | The Act requires a Fire-proof Tray to be placed in the Space provided for it. | ||
| (viii) | The Act requires the Tray to have Ethanol poured into it to a depth of Five millimetres. | ||
| (ix) | The Act requires a metal mesh to be placed over the top of the tray. | ||
| (x) | The Act requires the Tray to be lit. | ||
| (xi) | The Act requires the Servant to make their Final Decision. | ||
| (xii) | The Act requires the Servant to retain their Passport, should they Reject the Offer of Renouncement. | ||
| (xiii) | The Act requires the Servant to use a pair of Tongs to place their opened Passport cover up on the mesh. | ||
| (xiv) | The Act requires the Judge to read the Renouncement of Citizenship as the Passport burns. | ||
| (xv) | The Act allows the Passport to be substituted by a piece of Card imitating the Obverse of an American Passport, should the Servant not have an American Passport. | ||
| (xvi) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (j) | (i) | The Act does not require the Servant to accept British Citizenship. | |
| (ii) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (k) | (i) | The Act requires the United Kingdom Passport Service to provide a Passport for Servants accepting British Citizenship. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the United Kingdom Passport Service to have an Office at the Servants' Tribunal. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires the Servant to be treated as a British Citizen. | ||
| (iv) | The Act requires the United Kingdom Passport Service Procedures to be followed. | ||
| (v) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (l) | (i) | The Act requires all the Charges brought against the Servant to be considered. | |
| (ii) | The Act allows the Judge to drop Charges brought against the Servant due to lack of Evidence. | ||
| (iii) | The Act allows Evidence to be presented in accordance with the Court Proceedings Act 1924. | ||
| (iv) | The Act requires Proof of Perpetration to Convict the Servant and be Sentenced accordingly. | ||
| (v) | The Act allows the Judge alone to make this Decision. | ||
| (m) | (i) | The Act requires Served past Convictions be ignored. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires Conviction not wholly Served (half the maximum set under the Statute Books of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) be considered. | ||
| (iii) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (n) | (i) | The Act requires any remaining Convictions to be Sentenced accordance with the relevant Guidelines. | |
| (ii) | The Act allows Physical, Mental and Personal Circumstances to be taken into account. | ||
| (iii) | The Act allows the Sentence to be converted to a Community Service Order of equal Duration as that of the Custodial Option. | ||
| (iv) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (o) | (i) | The Act requires any Custodial Sentence to be started immediately. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Servant to be held in Cells until the end of the Day. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires the Servant to be handed over to HM Prison Service at the end of the Day. | ||
| (iv) | The Act absolves Protection and the Servants' Tribunal from any involvement once the Servant is removed from their Cell. | ||
| (v) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (p) | (i) | The Act requires HM Prison Service to treat Convicted Servants as normal Prisoners. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires extra Monitoring to be associated with Servants to combat other Inmates' exploitation of the Servant's subservient tendencies. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires HM Prison Service to replace the Servant's Servants' Tribunal Wristband upon arrival at the Prison Complex. | ||
| (iv) | The Act requires HM Prison Service to hand the Servant over to Protection upon completion of the Servant's Sentence. | ||
| (v) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (q) | (i) | The Act requires Community Service Orders to start the day after the conclusion of Court Proceedings. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires Protection to provide the Preparation for Integration while the Community Service Order is being served. | ||
| (r) | (i) | The Act requires Acquittals to be ignored when considering other Charges and Convictions. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Servant to be returned to Protection upon Acquittal of all Charges, provided there are no Convictions. | ||
| (iii) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (s) | (i) | The Act allows no further Detention of the Servant unless the Case is proved to be a Falsified Claim. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires Protection to continue with the Succeeding Release Procedures. | ||
| (iii) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (t) | (i) | The Act allows the Servant to Reject the Conditions to be placed upon them. | |
| (ii) | The Act allows the Servant to seek a different set of Conditions to be placed upon them. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires the Judge to put a different set of Conditions to the Servant. | ||
| (iv) | The Act allows the Servant to choose between the Two sets. | ||
| (v) | The Act requires the Judge to Warn the Servant that Extradition will follow upon Rejection of both sets of Conditions. | ||
| (vi) | The Act does not allow an Appeal against Extradition once both sets of Conditions have been Rejected by the Servant. | ||
| (vii) | The Act requires the Case continue by following the aforementioned Paragraph S.21(h). | ||
| (viii) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (u) | (i) | The Act requires Servants awaiting Extradition to have their Wristband removed and a fluorescent green Belt placed around their Waist. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires a Secondary State without an Extradition Treaty with the United States of America. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires transportation to be arranged and carried out as soon as possible. | ||
| (iv) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (v) | (i) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | |
| 22. - United Kingdom Passport Service Procedures | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act requires the United Kingdom Passport Service to issue Passports to those Servants accepting British Citizenship. | |
| (ii) | The Act does not require the United Kingdom Passport Service to collect any Servant. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires the Dock Officers to escort Servants within the Courthouse. | ||
| (iv) | The Act requires the Dock Officers to remain responsible at all times during these Procedures. | ||
| (v) | The Act requires the Dock Officers to escort the Servant to the United Kingdom Passport Office, Servants' Tribunal Branch. | ||
| (vi) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (b) | (i) | The Act requires the Official to Confirm the Servant's Identity. | |
| (ii) | The Act allows the Dock Officer to confirm this. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires the correct Servant to be given the Passport. | ||
| (iv) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (c) | (i) | The Act requires all the available Details for the Passport to be taken from the ST1. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the additional Information of the Date of Permanent Immunisation. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires the aforementioned Date to be that of the Day the Servant was taken for United Kingdom Passport Service Processing. | ||
| (iv) | The Act requires the Servant to resign for the signature in their Passport. | ||
| (v) | The Act allows the Servant to use the Thumbprint of their Right Hand. | ||
| (d) | (i) | The Act requires the Passport issued to be the same model as the Standard Issue Passport. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Date of Birth to be the Estimated Date of Birth on the Form, unless the Servant can provide a more accurate Date of Birth. | ||
| (iii) | The Date of Permanent Immunisation is to appear immediately below the Date of Birth. | ||
| (iv) | The Act requires the Facial Photograph for use in the Passport to be taken at the Office. | ||
| (e) | (i) | The Act requires the Servant's Passport to be produced in accordance with the British Passports Act 1969. | |
| (f) | (i) | The Act requires the Procedure to be repeated for each every Servant present. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Official to hand the Passport to the Dock Officer so that it may be handed to the Judge. | ||
| (g) | (i) | The Act requires the Servant to be returned to Court in accordance with the Paragraph S.22(a). | |
| 23. - HM Prison Service Procedures | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act requires HM Prison Service to collect any Servants from the Cells. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Detention Procedure to be followed in accordance with the Detention Procedures Act 1975. | ||
| (b) | (i) | The Act requires HM Prison Service to replace the Servant's Servants' Tribunal Wristband. | |
| (ii) | The Act defines all remaining Procedures as laid out in the Detention Procedures Act 1975. | ||
| (c) | (i) | The Act requires the Servant to be returned to Protection upon Release from Prison. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires Protection to continue Procedures with the Preparation for Integration. | ||
| 24. - Extradition Procedures | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act requires the Judge to extend an Invitation to a Secondary State that may consider the Servant's Case. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Judge to find another Secondary State, should the First Refuse. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires the Judge to Accept the First Offer received. | ||
| (iv) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (b) | (i) | The Act requires the Servant to be infirmed of the forthcoming Extradition. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Servant to be informed of their Destination State. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires the Servant to be informed of the Transportation Date. | ||
| (iv) | The Act requires the Servants' Tribunal to arrange transportation at the accepting Secondary State's leisure. | ||
| (v) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (c) | (i) | The Act requires an Officer of the Secondary State Security Forces to be transported to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Officer of the Secondary State Security Forces to be handed a copy of the ST1 for the Secondary State to use. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires the Officer of the Secondary State Security Forces to be present when the Servant is removed from the Cells. | ||
| (iv) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (d) | (i) | The Act requires an Officer of Protection to accompany the Servant during the transportation with the Officer of the Secondary State Security Forces. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Journey to be undertaken under the International Jurisdiction Agreement. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires the Protection Officer to return as soon as possible after handing the Servant over to Secondary State Jurisdiction. | ||
| (iv) | The Act absolves all British Services from any further involvement in the Case. | ||
| (v) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| 25. - Falsification | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act prohibits the use of Falsified Evidence. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires every Case of Falsification to be treated as Contempt of Court, for all Persons involved. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires all Cases of Contingent Falsification to be Ruled against the Contingent. | ||
| (iv) | The Act requires Proof of Falsification to be evident, before any consequent Ruling is passed. | ||
| (v) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (b) | (i) | The Act requires the Standard Extradition Procedures to be followed, should the Servant be found lying. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the remaining Persons to be considered in Contempt of Court. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires the Standard Sentences, as outlined in the Act to be followed. | ||
| (iv) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| 26. - Release Procedures | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act only allows the Servant's Case to be closed once all their Custodial Sentences and Community Service Orders have been Served. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires Protection to Prepare Servants for Integration into the National Community. | ||
| (iii) | The Act does not define this Process. | ||
| (iv) | The Act requires the Guidelines, as set up by the Servants' Branch, the Servants' Tribunal and leading Sociology Experts to be followed. | ||
| (v) | The Act allows these Guidelines to be modified as may be seen fit, upon agreement of all Parties. | ||
| (b) | (i) | The Act requires Protection to Confirm the Identity of the Servant before they are Released into the Community. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Servant to sign a Declaration stating they are Comfortable with being returned to the Community. | ||
| (iii) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (c) | (i) | The Act requires Protection to issue the Servant with a Release Wristband or Ankleband. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires the Wristband or Ankleband to be issued before the Servant is released. | ||
| (iii) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
| (d) | (i) | The Act requires Protection to provide Council Housing for the Servant to live in. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires Protection to aid the Servant in buying Clothes and Furnishings for their Housing, should they not already have been provided. | ||
| (iii) | The Act requires a Protection Officer to accompany the Servant to their new Home in the Community. | ||
| (iv) | The Act requires the Servant to receive all the Benefits that befit their Status. | ||
| (v) | The Act grants Servants free Examinations for their Driving Skills. | ||
| (vi) | The Act grants Servants free Secondary Education at a State School. | ||
| (vii) | The Act grants Servants free Sixth-form Education at a State School. | ||
| (viii) | The Act grants the Servant the Right to a University Education under the same Conditions as any British Citizen. | ||
| (ix) | The Act does not require the Servant to receive any extra Benefits, unless the Servant meets the Criteria. | ||
| (x) | The Act closes the Servant's Case file upon the entry of the Servant into their new Home. | ||
| (xi) | The Act absolves all British Services from any further involvement in the Case, once the Case has been Closed. | ||
| 27. - Hospitalisation | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act does not define any Hospitalisation Procedures. | |
| (ii) | The Act requires existing Acts to be followed, where appropriate. | ||
| 28. - Miscellaneous | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act declares any Case closed upon the deceasement of the Servant to whom it pertains. | |
| (ii) | The Act declares any Case closed upon the arrival of the Extradited Servant to whom it pertains in the Secondary State. | ||
| (iii) | The Act exempts no Case from the aforementioned. | ||
American Penal Systems Act 2000
| Section | Title | Paragraph | |
| 1. | Function | (a) | Function |
| (b) | Legal | ||
| 2. | Amendments | (a) | S.3(c)(ii) |
| 1. - Function | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act is to come in to effective Power on the Second day of July Two thousand at Zero, Zero, One, Greenwich Mean Time. | |
| (ii) | The Act is to Counter the Indenturement System of the United States of America and is to grant Basic Human Rights to all affected Persons. | ||
| (iii) | The Act does not affect British Citizens and does not alter any associated Rights. | ||
| (iv) | The Act voices Public concern about the United States of America Criminal Justice System and may be repealed after a change in Public opinion. | ||
| (b) | (i) | The Act repeals Clause S.3(c)(ii) of the American Penal Systems Act 1980. | |
| (ii) | The Act does not repeal any existing Acts of Parliament and should not be construed as such. | ||
| (iii) | The Act was passed on the First day of July Two thousand following the reduction in age of the Indenturable. | ||
| (iv) | The Act is enshrined in the Statute Book and is to be adhered to by all those affected. | ||
| (v) | The Act is the sole province of the High Court at the Royal Courts of Justice. | ||
| 2. - Amendments | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act amends the aforementioned Clause. | |
| (ii) | The Act amends the Clause as stated in S.2(a)(iii) of the Act. | ||
| (iii) | The Act currently defines Indenturable Persons as those of age Thirteen years and upwards to a maximum of Twenty-one years of age. | ||
| (iv) | The Act exempts no Case from the Amendment. | ||
American Penal Systems Act 2005
| Section | Title | Paragraph | |
| 1. | Function | (a) | Function |
| (b) | Legal | ||
| 2. | Amendments | (a) | S.5(c)(i) |
| 1. - Function | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act is to come in to effective Power on the First day of January Two thousand and Five at Zero, Zero, One, Greenwich Mean Time. | |
| (ii) | The Act is to Counter the Indenturement System of the United States of America and is to grant Basic Human Rights to all affected Persons. | ||
| (iii) | The Act does not affect British Citizens and does not alter any associated Rights. | ||
| (iv) | The Act voices Public concern about the United States of America Criminal Justice System and may be repealed after a change in Public opinion. | ||
| (b) | (i) | The Act repeals Clause S.5(c)(i) of the American Penal Systems Act 1980. | |
| (ii) | The Act does not repeal any existing Acts of Parliament and should not be construed as such. | ||
| (iii) | The Act was passed on the Twelfth day of December Two thousand and Three following the decision to move the Servants' Tribunal. | ||
| (iv) | The Act is enshrined in the Statute Book and is to be adhered to by all those affected. | ||
| (v) | The Act is the sole province of the High Court at the Royal Courts of Justice. | ||
| 2. - Amendments | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act amends the aforementioned Clause. | |
| (ii) | The Act amends the Clause as stated in S.2(a)(iii) of the Act. | ||
| (iii) | The Act moves the Operations of the Servants' Tribunal to St. Peter's House, Bricket Road, St. Albans, Hertfordshire, AL3 1AA | ||
| (iv) | The Act exempts no Case from the Amendment. | ||
American Penal Systems Act 2006
| Section | Title | Paragraph | |
| 1. | Function | (a) | Function |
| (b) | Legal | ||
| 2. | Amendments | (a) | S.5(c)(ii) |
| 1. - Function | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act is to come in to effective Power on the First day of May Two thousand and Six at Zero, Zero, One, Greenwich Mean Time. | |
| (ii) | The Act is to Counter the Indenturement System of the United States of America and is to grant Basic Human Rights to all affected Persons. | ||
| (iii) | The Act does not affect British Citizens and does not alter any associated Rights. | ||
| (iv) | The Act voices Public concern about the United States of America Criminal Justice System and may be repealed after a change in Public opinion. | ||
| (b) | (i) | The Act repeals Clause S.5(c)(ii) of the American Penal Systems Act 1980. | |
| (ii) | The Act does not repeal any existing Acts of Parliament and should not be construed as such. | ||
| (iii) | The Act was passed on the Twenty-second day of April Two thousand and Six following the closure of Bow Street Magistrates' Court. | ||
| (iv) | The Act is enshrined in the Statute Book and is to be adhered to by all those affected. | ||
| (v) | The Act is the sole province of the High Court at the Royal Courts of Justice. | ||
| 2. - Amendments | |||
| (a) | (i) | The Act amends the aforementioned Clause. | |
| (ii) | The Act amends the Clause as stated in S.2(a)(iii) of the Act. | ||
| (iii) | The Act moves the Secondary Operations of the Servants' Tribunal to St. Peter's House, Bricket Road, St. Albans, Hertfordshire, AL3 1AA | ||
| (iv) | The Act exempts no Case from the Amendment. | ||
And thus ends the "Chapter" concerning the Acts involved in the story. To start with, the story only requires the Acts of 1980 and 2000. You will be informed at the right points in time of any further developments that require you to take into account later Acts. The closing of Bow Street Magistrates' Court happened in real life. It closed after more than 300 years service. No mean feat for any building.
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American Alternatives
As far as I am aware, there are no significant differences in this chapter.