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Space Law is the name given to the set of corporate regulations approved by the Nanotrasen Board of Directors for use on their Space Stations.

Space Law applies to all Nanotrasen employees and authorized visitors of the station. Anyone aboard the station legally is both protected by, and expected to follow, Space Law. Any individuals that forcefully board the station are not protected by Space Law.

Central Command can authorize pardons for crimes as they see fit.

Preamble and Clarifications

Interpretation of the Law

In order to facilitate productivity, an operating knowledge of Space Law is important for Nanotrasen employees. In-depth knowledge of Space Law is required for positions such as Magistrate, Internal Affairs Agent, Warden, and the Head of Security. Some Space Law knowledge is required for the role of Captain who, in the absence of key Legal & Security members, may be required to render judgment.

With this in mind, please review the following sections.

An internal affairs agent argues for his client's acquital based on a technicality.

The Pathos of the Law
Space Law is a tool to benefit the station, not a cudgel.

• The greater good of the station should be considered when sentencing.
• Space Law is designed to protect the station and crew, not to hinder them.
• Station-wide emergencies, such as a nuclear threat, take precedence over enforcement.

Behaviour may merit leniency or severity in sentencing.

• Minor, Medium, and Major Crimes all have discretionary sentencing ranges.
• Modifiers, where applicable, can also be applied to sentences.
• Pending relevant approval, demotions may be a more effective tool.

The Ethos of the Law
Sentencing conflicts are to be resolved by the 'Chain of Authority.'

• If the Magistrate is present, their opinion outweighs all others sans Central Command.
• Otherwise, obey the following: Captain > Head of Security > Warden > Officer / Detective.

The Magistrate is the final authority on Space Law.

• If the Magistrate is not present, the Captain may perform duties (like authorizing executions) in lieu.
• The Magistrate may be overridden at any time by Central Command.

The Logos of the Law
Space Law does not allow for multiple counts of the same charge.

• Stealing every toolbox on station is only one count of Petty Theft.
• Repeat offenses are to be prosecuted with the Repeat Offender modifier.

A sentence of sixty minutes results in permanent imprisonment.

• This includes Repeat Offenders on their fourth same-type offense.
• This applies regardless of the crimes or modifiers.

Knowingly aiding a criminal is Aiding and Abetting.

• Offenders are to be charged with the same sentence as the person they helped.
• The minimum charge is five minutes (even if the original offender only receives a warning).

For certain crimes, intentionality is a factor.

• For instance, 5-02 - Murder and 4-01 - Manslaughter differ only by intent.
• Where intent cannot be proven, charge the lesser crime.

Legal Representation and Trials

The detective files a report during his investigation on Punpun's murder.

See Legal Standard Operating Procedure.

While prisoners are permitted to seek legal representation, Security is under no obligation to provide or allow it unless otherwise specified by the Magistrate.

Internal Affairs Agents, and by extension the Magistrate, exist to serve as a guiding hand and the voice of reason within the sentencing process. However:

• Internal Affairs Agents have zero authority over the Brig, Security personnel, prisoners, or sentencing.
• Internal Affairs Agents attempting to throw their weight around can, and should be, ignored.
• Disruptive IAAs can be barred from Security by the Magistrate, HoS, Warden or Captain.

An Internal Affairs Agent who continues to be disruptive, or ignores being barred from Security, may be demoted at the Magistrate's discretion. The Captain may approve their demotion if no Magistrate is available.

Enemies of the Corporation

Occasionally, you will encounter personnel that are working for an enemy of Nanotrasen (such as the Syndicate) and/or are working to undermine Nanotrasen's operations.

Current enemies of Nanotrasen include but are not limited to: The Syndicate (through secret agents, boarding parties, and brainwashing specialists), the Space Wizard Federation, Changelings, Vampires, and other intelligent hostile forms of life that seek to cause major damage to the station and or crew.

• Execution/Imprisonment - If an Enemy of the Corporation has not committed any Capital Crimes they are to be placed in Permanent Imprisonment (Permabrig/Solitary/Labor Camp) without exception. Otherwise, Execution is permitted at the discretion of the Magistrate. If no Magistrate has been assigned, or is otherwise unable to authorize an execution, the Captain may authorize executions in accordance with Legal Standard Operating Procedure.

• Uncontainable EoCs - Powered Vampires, or any other Enemies of the Corporation that cannot be contained safely in the Brig, are to be executed irrespective of their crimes. Head Revolutionaries are to be executed as soon as they are positively identified. Being a space-proof species does not constitute being impossible to contain.

• Changelings - All changelings are to be considered hostile alien lifeforms and a direct threat to all personnel. All changelings are to be killed on sight and immediately cremated. Forensic evidence and/or direct testimony from Mindshielded personnel is necessary to establish proof they are a changeling. Personnel who provide false testimony are to be charged with Murder if the supposed changeling is killed and attempted murder if it is not.

• Surrendering EoCs - Enemies of the Corporation that willingly turn themselves into Security of their own accord are to be kept in Permanent Imprisonment so long as they aren't impossible to contain. Defectors and captives are to be transported to Central Command via the Crew Transfer Shuttle; they are to be treated as dangerous enemies, but also protected from retribution and provided for.

• Parole for EoCs - See: Legal SOP, Parole Section

Use of Deadly Force

Situations that warrant the use of Deadly Force are few and far between. In the vast majority of cases, Security is expected to use non-lethal tools which are typically more effective in defusing situations. In general, if it is possible to capture personnel non-lethally, do so. Failure to adhere to this principle will result in discipline, demotion, and even job bans.

There are, however, circumstances where deadly force is permissible:

Non-EOCs / Petty Criminals
Should lethal force be levied against a target that is not an EoC (such as a cultist), is not set to DNR, or is not set to Execute/Kill on Sight via lawful order the person is to be revived and sentenced/deconverted as soon as possible. Petty criminals met with lethal force are to be given immediate medical attention when captured.

Lethals Authorised - Post-Combat Treatment/Revival Required
Armed and Dangerous (Stun Weapons, Lethals, etc.)	Multiple Assailants (Armed or Otherwise)	Cultists (Flag Robes, Highly Armed, etc.)	Possessing Explosives (Grenades, TTVs, etc.)	Enhanced Individuals (Stimulants, Implants, Bio-Chips, etc.)
Revolutionaries (Non-Heads)	Armoury Trespassers (Armed or Otherwise)	Thralls (Vampires or Otherwise)	Hostile Environment (N2O, Fire, Space)
Lethals Recommended - Posthumous Revival Potentially Required
Vampires (Dark Passage)	Heavily Armed (.357, eSword, etc.)	Cultists (Halos)	Holoparasite Users (Irrespective of Type)	Hostile Exosuits (Any Chassis)
Non-Crew (Golems, Ash Walkers, etc.)	Uncontainable Individuals (Bloodcrawl, Jaunt, etc.)
Lethals Authorised - Kill on Sight
Fully Powered Vampires (Irrespective of Hostilities)	Nuclear Operatives (Including Infiltration Teams)	Cultists (Summoning Deity)	Perma Escapees (Outside Permabrig/Isolation)	Exogenous Threats (Xenomorphs, Terror Spiders, Changelings, etc.)
Abductors (Including Other Hostile Aliens)	Cult Constructs (Irrespective of Type)	Bluespace Entities (Demons, Wizards, Revenants)	Revolutionary Heads (Non-Standard Revolutionaries)	Abominations (cluwnes)

Additional Clarifications

Brig Procedures

See Legal Standard Operating Procedure.

Special precautions are to be taken aside from Standard Brigging Procedures:

• Ask Vox or Plasmamen prisoners where their Internals Tank is located. Do not remove this tank, as it will kill them. In such a case where their clothes have to be changed, expedience is mandatory.

• All Contraband is to be confiscated and placed in Evidence Storage, including tools used in a crime. These are not to be returned.

• Routine checks on the Permabrig, Solitary or Labour Camp areas are encouraged when occupied.

Executions

Executions can be done only by electric chair, lethal injection, firing squad, gas inhalation or asphyxiation.

• Other means of Execution are illegal, constituting a charge of 5-02 - Murder, unless a prisoner explicitly requests them.
• Cyborgification, posthumous or otherwise, may also be used. See Legal Standard Operating Procedure for more information regarding executions.

Crime Stacking

The rules regarding crime stacking (charging someone with multiple crimes simultaneously) are:

• Crimes with the same category code (last two digits) can never be charged together. e.g: 1-02, 2-02, 3-02 do not stack.
• Otherwise, crimes can be stacked together; the timers are added together for stacking.

For instance, breaking a window to steal something can be charged with 1-08 - Trespass, 1-07 - Petty Theft, and 1-00 - Damage to Station Assets

Escape & In-Cell Vandalism

Often, prisoners may attempt to escape from the brig. In this case, heed the following definitions and clauses:

E-01 - In-Cell Vandalism: A prisoner breaking things non-essential to confinement. Examples include:

• Breaking lights and furniture.
• Damaging or destroying equipment in permabrig.

E-02 - Attempted Escape: A prisoner attempting to break or subvert confinement barriers. Examples include:

• Breaking cell windows and airlocks.
• Attacking an officer inside a cell.
• Coercing another party to assist with an escape.

E-03 - Escape: A prisoner exiting their designated holding area without permission from security. Examples include:

• A prisoner exiting from a temporary cell while the timer is running.
• A permanent prisoner exiting from prisoner-accessible areas within permabrig.
• A prisoner in isolation exiting from the isolation block (moving between cells is not escaping).

If placed in isolation, a temporary prisoner's timer continues running. Temporary prisoners who escape or attempt escape from isolation are subject to execution at the Magistrate or Captain's discretion.

Prisoner Classification	E-01 In-Cell Vandalism	E-02 Attempted Escape	E-03 Escape
Temporary	Reset Timer	Reset Timer +/- Isolation (Discretionary)	Reset Timer + 10 Minutes
Permanent	Isolation	Isolation	Re-Detained, Executed, or KoS (Discretionary)
Isolation	Straightjacket	Straightjacket or Execution (Discretionary)	Re-Detained, Executed, or KoS (Discretionary)

Space Law

Reference Tables

Crime Codes Quick Reference

Use this to quickly find Crime Code Numbers. You can click on the name of a crime to immediately navigate to it.

Crime codes are organized by a Category Code (_-xx) which is a collection of non-stackable crimes on a row, prefixed by the Severity Number (X-__).

Code	1-XX - Minor (0–5 minutes)	2-XX - Medium (5–10 minutes)	3-XX - Major (10–15 minutes)	4-XX - Exceptional (Permabrig)	5-XX - Capital (Permabrig/Execution)
00	Damage to Station Assets	Workplace Hazard	Sabotage	Grand Sabotage
01		Kidnapping		Manslaughter
02	Battery	Assault	Aggravated Assault	Attempted Murder	Murder
03	Drug Possession	Narcotics Distribution
04		Possession of a Weapon	Possession of a Restricted Weapon/Item
05	Indecent Exposure	Rioting	Inciting a Riot		Mutiny
06	Abuse of Equipment	Abuse of Confiscated Equipment	Possession of Contraband
07	Petty Theft	Robbery	Theft	Grand Theft
08	Trespass		Major Trespass

Modifiers Quick Reference

Use this to quickly find Modifiers and their values. You can click on the name of a modifier to immediately navigate to it.

Some modifiers, such as Repeat Offender, Aiding and Abetting, and Parole have special clauses and conditions.

Situation	Modifier	Situation	Modifier
Refusal to Cooperate	50% addition	Cooperation with Security	50% reduction
Repeat Offender	+10 mins on 2nd same offense	Parole	Parole Until Release
Aiding and Abetting	Partner's sentence; minimum 5	Surrender	50% reduction
Resisting Arrest	+5 mins to sentence	Medical Attention	Running Timer
Immediate Threat to Prisoner	Immediate Release/Relocation	Self Defense	Immediate Release
Offense Against an Officer	+5 mins to sentence	Hostile Brainwashing	Deconversion & Release
Central Command Directive	Sentence Overridden

Crime Codes

Minor Crimes

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All of these crimes are punishable by a warning or sentence up to 5 minutes at the discretion of Security.

Security temporarily transfers a permabrig prisoner to a smaller cell due to safety concerns.

Code	Image	Crime	Description	Notes
1-00		Damage to Station Assets	To deliberately damage the station or station property to a minor degree with malicious intent.	Departmental Pets, Cyborgs, Xenobio golems, and personal pets are station property. Graffiti is not considered Damage to Station Assets, but destruction of personal belongings or property is. For serious damage to station property, see Sabotage.
1-02		Battery	To use minor physical force against someone without intent to seriously injure them.	Repeated attempts at disarming (more than 3), shoving into walls, tabling, non-lethal chokeholds, minor punching (less than four), smashing bottles on heads, and stunning are all considered battery. For serious harm, see Assault.
1-03		Drug Possession	To possess space drugs, ambrosia, krokodil, crank, meth, aranesp, bath salts, THC, or other narcotics, by unauthorized personnel.	Botanists and MedSci staff are not subject to this law so long as they are not distributing or using them for profit or recreation. For distribution, see Narcotics Distribution.
1-05		Indecent Exposure	To be intentionally and publicly unclothed.	Running around the station naked or otherwise unclothed.
1-06		Abuse of Equipment	To utilize security/non-lethal equipment in an illegitimate fashion.	The use of disabling devices, such as Flashes, Batons, Tasers/Disablers, and non-lethal rounds, outside the range of one's assigned duties.
1-07		Petty Theft	To take items from areas one lacks access to or to take items belonging to others or the station as a whole.	Keeping items which are in short supply where they belong is what is important here. A doctor who takes all the surgical tools and hides them is guilty of Petty Theft. Petty Theft includes unauthorized use or access of credits, from any source, in amounts up to 250. Resisting demotion is considered Petty Theft. For more serious cases, see Theft or Robbery.
1-08		Trespass	To be in an area which a person lacks authorized ID access for. This counts for general areas of the station.	Remember that people can break in, sneak in, or be let in. Always check that the suspect wasn't let in, or was otherwise given access. Trespass and Theft are often committed together; both sentences should be applied. For restricted areas, see Major Trespass.

Medium Crimes

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All of these crimes are punishable by a sentence of 5 to 10 minutes at the discretion of Security.

Sentencing Modifiers

Aiding and Abetting
Partner's sentence; minimum 5
Medical Attention
Running Timer
Central Command Directive
Sentence Overridden
Cooperation with Security
50% reduction (3-15 mins)
Hostile Brainwashing
Deconversion & Release
Immediate Threat to Prisoner
Immediate Release/Relocation
Offense Against an Officer
+5 minutes to sentence
Parole
Parole Until Release
Refusal to Cooperate
50% addition (3-15 mins)
Repeat Offender
+10 mins on 2nd same offense
Self Defense
Immediate Release
Surrender
50% reduction (3-15 mins)

Code	Image	Crime	Description	Notes
2-00		Creating a Workplace Hazard	To endanger the crew or station through negligent but not deliberately malicious actions.	Examples of this crime involve accidental plasma leaks, slipping hazards, accidentally shocking doors, breaking windows to space, or Security personnel not keeping their equipment secure. A banana peel in the corridor is not a hazard. A banana peel in front of the singularity is. For Workplace Hazards that lead to death, see Manslaughter. Failure to follow legal security orders during Code Red may constitute Creating a Workplace Hazard, see Code Red SOP.
2-01		Kidnapping	To hold a crewmember under duress or against their will.	Physical harm is not required for this law to apply: the crewmember must kept in, or forcefully relocated to, a location against their will and be prevented from leaving. Cuffing/Restraining any personnel against their will, outside of legal arrests, qualifies as Kidnapping.
2-02		Assault	To use excessive physical force against someone without the apparent intent to kill them.	To cause serious but non-critical harm to another crewmember including, but not limited to, forcible/deceptive ingestion of toxic or illicit substances. For life-threatening harm, see Aggravated Assault.
2-03		Narcotics Distribution	To distribute narcotics and other controlled substances. This includes ambrosia and space drugs. It is not illegal for them to be grown.	Forcing or tricking someone to consume illicit or harmful substances, such as space drugs, is Assault. For non-distributed drugs used for recreation, see Drug Possession.
2-04		Possession of a Weapon	To be in possession of a dangerous item that is not part of one's job.	Items capable of a high level of damage such as saws, axes, spears, stunprods, and hatchets fit into this category. If the item is part of someone's assigned duties they are permitted to carry it. For restricted weapons, see Possession of a Restricted Weapon.
2-05		Rioting	To partake in an unauthorized and disruptive assembly of crewmen.	It is required to order the crowd to disperse; failure to disperse is the crime, not the assembly itself. Crimes committed during the riot are considered separate offenses. For the ringleader of a riot, see Inciting a Riot.
2-06		Abuse of Confiscated Equipment	To take and use equipment confiscated as evidence.	Evidence is not to be used for anything but evidence with the exception of the Syndicate Encryption Key. Anything used in a crime is considered evidence, this includes everything from tools, to guns, to emags. For general abuse of security equipment, see Abuse of Equipment.
2-07		Robbery	To steal items from another's person.	Remember to return the stolen items to the lawful owner. Stealing an ID is the most common and serious form of robbery. This includes the theft of up to 250 credits. If the victim was SSD, ahelp it - this isn't allowed. For robbery of more valuable items, see Theft or Grand Theft.
2-08		Breaking and Entering	Forced entry to areas where the subject does not have access to. This counts for general areas.	Actual entry needs to occur for this law to apply. Damage to external surfaces without entry is to be considered Damage to Station Assets. Does not stack with Damage to Station Assets unless damages also occurred after entry. For secure areas, see Major Trespass.

Major Crimes

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All of these crimes are punishable by a sentence of 10 to 15 minutes at the discretion of Security.

Security processing a suspected cultist.

Code	Image	Crime	Description	Notes
3-00		Sabotage	To hinder the work of the crew or station through malicious actions.	Deliberately releasing N2O, bolting doors, disabling power for a small area of the station, destroying cyborgs, and constructing barricades are all examples of sabotage. For more violent forms, see Grand Sabotage.
3-02		Aggravated Assault	To use excessive physical force resulting in severe or life-threatening harm.	Breaking bones, disfiguring, causing internal bleeding, or otherwise putting someone into a critical state. If the victim dies as a result of their injuries, see Manslaughter or Murder.
3-04		Possession of a Restricted Weapon/Item	To be in unauthorized possession of restricted weapons/items such as: Guns, Batons, Harmful Chemicals, Non-Beneficial Explosives, Combat Implants (anti-drop, CNS rebooter), MODsuit Modules (Power Kick, Stealth), etc.	Any item carried by an unauthorized person, including chemicals, that can cause severe bodily harm. The Bartender is permitted their shotgun and beanbag rounds. The Captain and Head of Security can issue weapon permits. For non-restricted weapons, see Possession of a Weapon. For detonation of explosives, see Sabotage or Grand Sabotage.
3-05		Inciting a Riot	To attempt to stir the crew into a riot.	The offender should also have restrictions placed on their radio traffic and be given a tracking bio-chip. For second offenses or violent uprisings, see Mutiny.
3-06		Possession of Contraband	To be in the possession of contraband items. Being in possession of S-grade contraband, or committing a major crime with contraband, makes you an Enemy of the Corporation.	For information on what items are contraband, see Contraband. Contraband obtained from non-Syndicate sources (Lavaland, etc.) is still illegal under this law. Personnel turning in contraband to Security of their own volition are exempt from this law. For non-Syndicate derived poisons, see Possession of a Restricted Weapon/Item.
3-07		Theft	To steal restricted or dangerous items from either an area or one's person.	Weapons, valuable objects, locked cargo crates, restricted access safes, or limited items such as (spacesuits and jetpacks) fall into this category. Unauthorized use or access of credits, from any source, in amounts between 251-1000 is considered Theft. For theft of minor valuables, see Petty Theft.
3-08		Major Trespass	Being in a restricted area without prior authorization. This includes Security areas, Command areas (including EVA), the Engine Room, Atmos, or Toxins Research.	To enter an area one lacks authorized ID access for through either forcible entry or an existing opening. For non-restricted areas, see Trespass.

Exceptional Crimes

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All of these crimes can result in Permanent Prison Time, or Permanent Labor Camp Time.

• Only the Magistrate, Captain, Head of Security, and Warden can authorize a Permanent Sentence.

• If a prisoner requests an Execution or Cyborgization, they may be given one.

The Chief Engineer ransacks the RD's office and blows the borgs in an act of Grand Sabotage.

Code	Image	Crime	Description	Notes
4-00		Grand Sabotage	To engage in maliciously destructive actions which endanger the crew or station.	Releasing damaging/lethal viruses, hotwiring the engine, disabling the gravity generator, disabling power for a department or equivalently large portion of the station, subverting or destroying the AI, opening several holes in the station hull, setting fire to large areas, detonating multiple cyborgs, and activating high-yield explosives all count as Grand Sabotage. For lesser acts, see Sabotage. If death was caused, see Murder.
4-01		Manslaughter	To cause death to a person via deliberate attack or excessive negligence, without any intent to kill.	Any effort to prevent the resuscitation or cloning of the victim raises this to Murder. If any evidence of intent exists, see Murder.
4-02		Attempted Murder	To use excessive physical force with intention to cause death.	Use of lethal weaponry such as firearms and explosives are considered as intent to murder. If aid was rendered to the victim by the perpetrator afterwards, this may actually be Manslaughter.
4-07		Grand Theft	To steal items of high value or sensitive nature from either an area or one's person.	Theft of cutting-edge technology, documents, and research samples. Examples include the nuke, hand teleporters, the Captain/Head of Security's Antique Laser, Captain/HoP level ID cards, mechas, and departmental door remotes. Unauthorized use or access of credits, from any source, in excess of 1,000 is considered Grand Theft. Almost all High-Risk Items fall in this category. For theft of less important property, see Theft or Petty Theft.

Capital Crimes

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All of these crimes can result in Execution, Permanent Prison Time, Permanent Labor Camp Time or Cyborgization.

• Only the Magistrate, Captain, Head of Security, and Warden can authorize a Permanent Sentence.

• Only the Magistrate or Captain can authorize an Execution or Forced Cyborgization.

• If a prisoner requests an Execution or Cyborgization, they may be given one.

Code	Image	Crime	Description	Notes
5-02		Murder	To deliberately and maliciously cause the death of another crewmember via direct or indirect means.	Any effort to prevent the resuscitation or cloning of the victim is to be considered proof of Murder. Unauthorised executions are also considered Murder. If there is no evidence of intent, see Manslaughter.
5-05		Mutiny	To act individually, or as a group, to overthrow or subvert the established Chain of Command without lawful and legitimate cause.	Mutiny is not as clear cut as it may seem, there may be a legitimate reason for their actions, such as their head of staff being utterly incompetent. Application of this crime should always be reviewed by a third party. If the perpetrator's actions are for the betterment of Nanotrasen, consider a lesser sentence, pardon, or promotion.

Additional References

Modifiers & Special Situations

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Situation	Description	Notes	Modifier
Aiding and Abetting	To knowingly assist a criminal.	Knowingly assisting a criminal is a crime. This includes but is not limited to: interfering with an arrest, stealing a prisoner in transit, breaking a prisoner out of the brig/prison, hiding a fugitive, and willingly rendering medical aid. If the aided prisoner ends up receiving no charges, apply five minutes to the offender.	The original criminal's sentence; 5 minute minimum
Central Command Directive	To be issued a pardon/sentence modification by Central Command.	Central Command may, under certain circumstances, legally waive sections of Space Law. Irrespective of the original crime, if a pardon or modification to a sentence is issued it is to be followed immediately.	Immediate Release/Modification
Cooperation with Security	Being helpful to the members of security, revealing things during questioning.	Note that the information must be true in order for this modifier to apply. Prisoners giving false information to officers should not be awarded time off.	50% reduction
Hostile Brainwashing	To be under the mind control of a Cult, Head Revolutionary, Vampire, or other mind-controlling circumstances.	Any brainwashed person is to be detained non-lethally and deconverted or dethralled. Deconverted/dethralled persons are to be immediately pardoned of their crimes and released. Any contraband or dangerous items found at the time of deconversion are to be confiscated without punishment.	Deconversion & Release
Immediate Threat to Prisoner	A severe threat to a prisoner's person.	The singularity eats something near the brig, an explosion goes off, etc. Officers must relocate the prisoner(s) to a safe location or otherwise immediately release them.	Immediate Release/Relocation
Medical Attention	A sick or injured prisoner requires medical aid.	Prisoners are entitled to medical aid if injured or sick. In cases of self-harm, aid may be rendered at the discretion of Security. The timer continues to run during this time.	Running Timer
Offense Against an Officer	To commit an assault or kidnapping against an Officer.	An Officer is defined as any member of Security, Command, or of Dignitary status (Magistrate, Blueshield, Representative). This modifier is specific to the charges of 1-02 - Battery, 2-02 - Assault, 3-02 - Aggravated Assault, and 2-01 - Kidnapping.	+5 Minutes to Sentence
Parole	To be released, under parole, before the allotted sentence for a crime is up.	Several requirements must be met in order for parole to be granted. See: Legal SOP, Parole Section	Parole Until Release
Refusal to Cooperate	Non-cooperative behaviour	While already detained inside the brig and awaiting a sentence, acting in a manner which makes security waste time processing you. Fleeing from processing also counts as refusal to cooperate. This modifier can result in Permanent Imprisonment if it brings the sentence above 60 minutes.	50% addition
Repeat Offender	To be brigged for the same offense more than twice.	Offenses must not be committed as part of one crime spree, and must be separate repeat offenses. Upon the second sentencing for the same crime, ten minutes is to be added. An additional ten minutes is to be added for every successive imprisonment. After two applications of this modifier (on their fourth same-crime offense), the perpetrator is to be permabrigged.	10 minute cumulative addition on 2nd offense. Permabrig on 4th offense.
Resisting Arrest	To resist or impede an officer attempting to arrest you.	This includes any non-combative action such as fleeing, blocking access (such as bolting a door), or slipping. Minor combative actions taken against an officer, such as repeated shoving or disarming, should be charged as 1-02 - Battery with this modifier applied to it in addition.	+5 Minutes to Sentence
Self Defence	Acting to protect one's self, coworkers, or workplace.	Persons intentionally getting involved in fights which occur in a department that isn't theirs is an act of vigilantism, not self-defence. Self-defence typically involves attempts to disarm or disengage, beating someone while they're down should be considered 2-02 - Assault unless the defender's life was in danger.	Immediate Release
Surrender	Willfully surrendering to Security.	Coming to the brig, confessing what you've done, and taking the punishment. Getting arrested without a fuss is not surrender.	50% reduction

Contraband

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• It is the duty of everyone on station to turn in C or S grade Contraband when found. Failure to turn in Contraband will result in charges.
• Conversely, personnel turning in contraband to Security of their own volition should not be charged.

Code	Explanation	Standard Charges For Possession	Exceptions
NC	Non-Contraband items. Having one of these is not a crime.	No charges. May be confiscated if utilized in the commission of a crime.	None
C	Standard Contraband items.	Confiscate and charge the owner with 3-06. The amount or variety of C-grade Contraband is irrelevant to the charge, it only applies once. If used in committing a non-contraband related Major Crime, the charge is automatically upgraded to Enemy of the Corporation.	Can be possessed legally if obtained in maintenance or off-station and the owner is authorized by the Magistrate, Captain, or HoS.
S	Dangerous Contraband items.	Confiscate and charge the owner as an Enemy of the Corporation.	Security may legally use syndicate headset keys. All other S-class contraband can only be used with direct permission from Central Command.

Non-Contraband Items (NC)
Adaptive Cardboard Cutout	Briefcase Full of Cash	Chameleon Clothing (jumpsuit, hat, etc.)	Chameleon Module	Contractor Balloon	Contractor Zippo	Donk Pockets (Stimulants)
EMP Shield Module	Foam Force Riot Pistol	Kaleido Optics Eyes	Night Visor Module	No-Slip Shoes	No Slip Module	Plate Compression Module
Razorwire Spool Arm Implant	Safe Cracking Kit	Sharpened Playing Cards	Smuggler's Satchel	Space Suit	Surgery Duffelbag	Suspicious Oxygen Tank
Suspicious Toolbox	Syndicate Balloon	Syndicate Cigarettes	Syndicate Mask	Syndicate Soap
Contraband Items (C)
Advanced Pinpointer	AI Detector	Banana Grenade	Binary Translator Key	Boozy Shotgun Shells	Camera Bug	Camera Flash
C-Foam Launcher	Chameleon Flag	Chameleon Stamp	Clown Acrobatic Shoes	Contortionist's Jumpsuit	Contractor Pinpointer	Cultist Items (Non-Chaplain)
Dart Pistol	DNA Scrambler	EMP Flashlight	False-Bottomed Briefcase	Foam Force Riot Foam Dart Including Sniper Rounds	Freedom Bio-chip	Holo Cigar
Hyper-regenerative Medipen	Jestographic Sequencer	KA Pressure Mod	Military/Traitor Belt	Organ Extractor	Overgrown Revolver	Pickpocket's Gloves
Poison Bottle (Non-Lethal)	Prototype Freedom Bio-chip	Qani-Laaca Sensory Computer	Standard Ammunition	Sticky Tar Applicator	Sticky Tar Grenade	Storage Bio-chip
Suspicious Implant Autosurgeon	Syndicate Knuckleduster	Syndicate Pistol	Tarot Card	Thermal Imaging Glasses	Thermal Safe Drill	Thermal Visor Module
Trick Revolver	Universal Gun Part Kit	Universal Suppressor	Voice Changer	Voice Modulator
Dangerous Contraband Items (S)
.357 Revolver	Access Tuner	Adrenal Bio-chip	Advanced Mimery	Agent ID Card	Atmos Grenades	Basic-Adrenal Bio-chip
Bearserker Pelt	"Big Brother" Obfuscation Suit	Binyat Wireless Hacking System	Blood Red Magboots	Blood Red Syndicate MODsuit	Box of Throwing Weapons	Breach Cleaver
Briefcase Full of Bees	Cane Shotgun	Chameleon Counterfeiter	Chameleon Projector	Chameleon Security HUD	Chef Excellence's Special Sauce	Composition C4
Composition X4	Contractor Baton	Contractor Space Suit	Contractor Uplink	CQC Manual	Cryoregenerative Enhancer	Cryptographic Sequencer (Emag)
Cutlass	Dehydrated Space Carp	Detomatix Cartridge	Double Energy Sword	E20	Emergency Extraction Flare	EMP Bomb
EMP Kit	Energized Fire Axe	Energy Dagger	Energy Sword	Experimental Krav Gloves	F.R.A.M.E Cartridge	Feral Cat Grenade
Fibre Wire Garrote	Fireproofing Nanite Injector	Frag Grenades	Gloves of the North Star	Hacked AI Upload Module	Heavily Modified Springlock Module	Hidden Holster Module
His Grace	Holoparasites	Magillitis Serum Bio-chip	Meat Cleaver	Mind Batterer	Mindslave Bio-chip	Mini Energy Crossbow
Missionary Starter Kit	Mysterious Scroll (Sleeping Carp)	Nanocalcium Injector	Non-Standard Ammunition	Pizza Bomb	Poison Bottle (Lethal)	Poison Pen
Power Beacon	Power Bio-Chip	Powerfist	Powersink	Proto-Adrenal Bio-chip	Proximity Mine	Radio Jammer
Rapid Syringe Gun	Raw Telecrystal	Safety Scissors	Skipjack Spikethrower	Snakesfang	Sleepy Pen	Stealth Bio-chip
Stimulants	Supermatter Extraction Tools	Supermatter or Plutonium Container	Syndicate Bomb	Syndicate Chainsaw	Syndicate Documents	Syndicate Elite Modsuit
Syndicate Encryption Key	Syndicate Long Arms	Syndicate Minibomb	Syndicate MMI	Syndicate Portable Pop Up Turret	Syndicate Teleporter	Syndicate Uplink
Synthetic Supercharge Bio-chip	Tarot Box	Technocracy Advanced Cloning System	Telegun	Titanium Push Broom	Uplink Bio-chip	Viral Injector

Human

Basic Information

Homeworld:	Earth
Language:	Sol Common (:1)
System:	Sol

Physiology

Height:	180cm
Lifespan:	95 years
Breathes:	Oxygen

New Horizons

. . . And so, my fellow Americans, as we chart new waters, as we lay the first tracks on Mars, we must remember. We must remember the great men and women who came before us. We must remember that this Nation, that we as a people, are destined for great things. Let the word go forth from this time and place, to friend and foe alike, that the torch has been passed to a new generation of Americans.

A generation of explorers. A generation of scientists. A generation who when asked why they seek out the unknown, turn not to doubt, but answer "because it is there."

Thank you.

- President John F. Kennedy, Excerpt from "Launch of the Angelos I," 1967.

A species of soft-skinned humanoids notable for their ability to adapt to a range of environments, Humans are one of the more populous species in the galaxy. Though originally hailing from the Sol System, much of humanity now originates from colony worlds and artificial deep space facilities.

Greetings, esteemed crewmember!

In an effort to encourage inter-species cooperation and workplace efficiency, Nanotrasen has compiled a series of helpful guides on the various species that you may be working with!

(NOTE: If you are a member of the species this guide pertains to, please give it to the nearest crewmember of another species)

This particular guide refers to the species known as the Humans (singular: Human).

Human Naming Schemes

The Human naming scheme is currently the basis for the most common system in the galaxy. It consists of a first name, sometimes inherited from a recent ancestor, as well as a last name, denoting long-term family association.

It is generally considered rude to use a Human’s first name in professional situations, but it’s perfectly acceptable in less formal settings, even without previously making acquaintance.

Human Physiology

Humans are of average height, both males and females standing at around 175 cm to 185 cm in height. Human skin can take on a variety of colors and hues from very dark shades of brown to almost white beige. Skin color is hereditary.

Humans have plantigrade legs with round construction and small nails. Most clothing onboard NT vessels is modelled specifically for Humans, and as such they will have the most comfort while wearing it.

Human bodies are covered in small hairs, generally used to combat excessive sweating and provide sensory input.

The Sol Common Language

Sol Common is a synthesized language, created by combining Old Earth Chinese with Old Earth English. The language came into existence in the early 2100s and has been used very widely in the Sol system over the following centuries. In the 26th century, however, large amount of immigrants physically incapable of speaking it forced Sol to switch to the more friendly Galactic Common, starting to slowly phase the language out.

Sol Common is no longer used outside of very informal settings and is not a mandatory subject at Sol schools. Every Sol-born Human should be proficient in the use of Galactic Common.

The Human Homeworld

The homeworld of the Human species is Earth.

Following centuries of heavy industrial exploitation, Earth had turned into an industrial wasteland. With toxic bodies of water and nigh-unbreathable atmosphere, living outside of specifically terraformed parts of the planet was impossible. That all changed, however, as during the 26th century Sol Government put large amounts of resources towards an eco-revitalization project, meant to bring Earth back to its former state.

Eventually, the project proved successful, bringing much of the long-lost life back onto the planet.

Currently, most of Earth is protected by incredibly strict anti-pollution laws, making it one of the most beautiful places in Sol. The breathable atmosphere and lush plant life make it a very popular tourist destination for most of the galaxy.

Earth is considered one of the most expensive places to live in the galaxy, with most of the population employed in the financial sector of the ever-growing economy of the planet.

The planet is currently in control of the Trans-Solar Federation and is generally very open to immigration from outside of the system. Currently Earth is has the second-highest GDP in the galaxy ranking behind Mars.

A Brief History

Earth

Human history is not unlike that of many other species. For centuries, Mankind fought many internal wars, leading to rather sparse technological progress. In the year 1945, as a result of the aftermath of one of the largest worldwide conflicts of the time, the United Nations of Earth came into existence. While not perfectly effective at stopping internal conflict, they were partially able to tone down the scale of conflict earlier present on the planet. Soon after followed the first space programs ran by different nations of the planet, leading to a swift colonization of the planet’s moon, and eventually, that of Mars.

Generally, the progress of Humanity after those events is unanimous with the progress of the Trans-Solar Federation.

For further reading, please see: Trans-Solar Federation.

Human Culture

Traditionally, the Human species values individuality, freedom and equality. A common belief among Humans is that one is the master of their own fate and there are no obstacles impossible to overcome in life. Humans are encouraged from their earliest years to think big and aim high.

Humans put much pressure on family values and education early in life. In Sol education up until the age of 16 is mandatory, but many continue on to finish higher education and obtain scientific degrees.

Humans are very open to learning and cooperating with foreign species. They are well known for being one of the most welcoming species in terms of immigration, accepting millions on new arrivals onto their colonies every year. Capable of seeing the potential in such a diverse approach - an ideology which Nanotrasen proudly upholds - they have achieved unmatched superiority as one of the most influential government agencies in the galaxy.

With the advent of modern technology, most Human religions have been completely phased out. Currently, there are many different purely philosophical views on the meaning and inner workings of life, with the debate being fueled by constant new scientific discoveries regarding the nature of one’s soul, as well as those related to Bluespace.

Present Day

Human culture has permeated many societies and cultures in the known galaxy. One can find a can of Space Cola in nearly every civilized settlement from Moghes to Aurum. With numerous Human organizations happily accepting other species into their ranks, Humanity has become a cultural trendsetter for most of the galaxy.

Humans can easily be encountered in almost all of the civilized galaxy. The omnipresent species is easily the most numerous one, and is still growing in numbers.

Humans are no longer considered a player in the galactic arena by themselves, as nearly every organization initially started by them has been diversified by accepting more and more foreign individuals into their ranks. Generally, a non-Human won’t encounter any problems related to their species if they choose to move to a SolGov-controlled system, as species-related discrimination is generally considered immoral, as well as illegal.

Remember, knowledge, respect and cooperation are the key tenets of success and productivity!