The Kodiak Felony Act, 637

A resolution to levy consequences for criminal acts.

Passed 21 March 2022 - 13 Aye, 0 Nay, 1 Abstain.
Amended 01 October 2022 - 6 Aye, 3 Nay, 0 Abstain

Article 1 - Circumstances

The purpose of this bill is to allow the police to make arrests based on the then known facts of a crime before a trial. This is to strengthen law enforcement in their ability to make immediate decisions based on evidence prior to a criminal trial. It should deter crime and provide reference for courts in both ongoing and future felony cases.

Article 2 - Embezzlement

Embezzlement of property, money, or services will be punished by severity. Any amount of embezzlement below ₣1,000 will be met by a fine that shall be decided by the judiciary.

2.1 - ₣1,000 - ₣3,000 ---> 1 month of prison time with ₣1,500 in fines 2.2 - ₣3,000 - ₣10,000 --> 3 months of prison time with ₣5,000 in fines 2.3 - ₣10,000 - ₣30,000 --> 3 months of prison time with ₣20,000 in fines 2.4 - ₣30,000 - ₣75,000 --> 4.5 months of prison time with ₣69,000 in fines 2.5 - ₣75,000 - ₣160,000 --> 6 months of jail time with ₣142,500 in fines 2.6 - ₣160,000 - ₣500,000 --> 10 months of jail time with ₣400,000 in fines 2.7 - ₣500,000 - ₣3,000,000 --> 2 years of jail time with ₣2,000,000 in fines 2.8 - over ₣3,000,000 ---> 5 years of jail time with fines decided by judiciary

Article 3 - Assault

Any act (excluding attempted murder and those resulting in death) which are intended to cause non-fatal injury or harm to another person. Consequences depend on the success of the attempt.

3.1 - Assault cases vary depending on the circumstances of the crime, however the maximum jail sentence shall be 3 years.

3.2 - The Maximum fine for assault is ₣65,000

Article 4 - Homicide

The Act of attempting a FIRST DEGREE MURDER is punished with life in prison.

4.1 - First Degree Murder demands Life in Maximum Security Prison

4.1 - Second Degree Murder demands Life in Maximum Security Prison

Article 5 - Motor Vehicle Theft

5.1 - Unsuccessful Attempts to rob a motor vehicle will be punished with fines of ₣ 300.

5.2 - Successful Motor vehicle theft shall be punishable with up to 10 years in prison along with repossession of the vehicle and fines of up to ₣50,000

Article 6 - State Crimes

6.1 - Treason and Conspiracy to Commit Treason

6.1.1 - Any Act planned to weaken or start war against the Republic or aiding the enemies of the State.

6.1.2 - Punishable by a maximum of 30 years in Federal Prison.

6.2 - Espionage

6.2.1 - Any Act in service to another state or non state organization with intent to obtain information for malicious purposes.

6.2.2 - Punishable by a maximum of 20 years in Federal Prison.

6.3 - Sedition

6.3.1 - Any Act in which two or more people conspire to overthrow the government or oppose the legal authority of the nation by force

6.3.2 - Incitement to Insurrection shall be a charge defined as provocation of unlawful behaviour,

6.3.3 - Insurrection is defined as a violent uprising against an authority or government.

6.3.4 - Punishable by a maximum of 20 years in Federal Prison

6.4 - Corruption

6.4.1 - Dishonest or fraudulent conduct by those in service to the government of the Kodiak Republic.

6.4.2 - Subcategories of Corruption shall include charges of bribery, lobbying, extortion, cronyism, nepotism, parochialism, patronage, influence peddling, graft, and embezzlement.

6.4.3 - Punishable by a maximum of 20 years in Federal Prison

Article 7 - Untraceable Wealth

7.1 - An Act to deliberately hide sources of income

7.2 - Punishable by fines with a maximum of 250% the hidden value of wealth

Article 8 - Burglary, Theft, Robbery

To attempt to rob store, house, bank etc. will be fined with half the value of the object stolen and 1 - 3 years in prison.

Robbing A house, Bank, store etc. Successfully and being caught will result in forcible forfeit of the stolen object and/or fines to upto 140% of the value of the goods/services stolen and up to 12 years in Federal Prison

Article 9

This is not an explicit list of crimes in Kodiak. It should not be assumed that all crimes not in the Felony Code are legal and these offenses can also result in dire consequences by judicial trial. This is just a tool to give the Police flexibility to make decisions on the spot when the facts of a case are clear.

Proposed by Hoffe Von Richter