Treason & Punishment

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TREASON & PUNISHMENT

Insubordination

• Asking a question irrevelant to a mission or duty of a superior.
• Asking whether a particular hypothetical question unrelated to a mission or duty would be considered insubordinate or treasonous.
• Being out of uniform or sloppy.
• Being unhappy.
• Bringing bad news.
• Curiosity about the postulations of supposed virtues of Old Reckoning Times.
• Curiosity in general, undue.
• Evading Internal Security or Computer surveillance.
• Excessive politeness.
• Failing a hygiene inspection.
• Jokes, insolence, or disregard for the importance of a mission or duty.
• Jokes, complaints or warning about a specific service firm or group.
• Questioning the ability or judgement of The Computer.
• Turning off one’s PDC (communicator) during a mission.
• Unauthorized vandalism or destruction of property of equal or lower clearance, not in the line of duty.

Treason

• Accusations of Treason
  • Being accused of treason.
  • Falsely accusing a citizen of treason.
• Conduct and Bearing
  • Arguing with the Computer.
  • Assaulting a citizen.
  • Being present in a location of higher security clearance.
  • Damaging, destroying, or losing assigned equipment.
  • Failure to defer to a citizen of higher security clearance.
  • Framing a citizen of lower security clearance of a crime.
  • Lying to The Computer.
  • Possessing a treasonous skill.
  • Possessing unauthorized food, information or equipment.
  • Refusal to take a prescribed drug.
  • Theft of equipment, possessions or files, including file sharing.
  • Threatening the physical or financial safety of another citizen.
  • Unauthorized destruction of higher clearance property.
• Missions
  • Disobeying an order.
  • Failure to complete a mission or service, or failure to file a proper report of the completion.
  • Refusing the assignment of a service.
  • Refusing to accept a mission.
• Mutation
  • Banned mutation registration.
  • Suspicion or proof of mutation possession.
• Secret Society Membership
  • Confessing to, suspicion of, or proof of secret society membership.
  • Knowledge of Terrorist doctrine.
  • Being a Terrorist.
• Termination
  • Terminating a citizen without sufficient evidence.

Punishments for Treason

• Warning — Some insubordination offenses will get one warning.
• Probation — The errant citizen successfully accuses another erring citizen of an offense similar to, yet more severe than his own.
• Censure — The censuree demonstrates ardent willingness to document and scold in others the same offense to which he himself unfortunately succumbed.
• Medication — The citizen performs on his scheduled course of medication without relapse into criminality or undue destruction of Computer property or himself. Side effects might include skin turning orange, loss of self-preservation instincts, temporary loss of memory, loss of smell, hallucinations, disturbing dreams and an increase in compulsive behavior like drinking alcohol, gambling or having sex.
• Brainscrub — Results in long lasting amnesia. Depending on the offense this may be a single memory, the memory of a person, or the citizen’s memory in it’s entirety.
• Termination — Execution by the Armed Forces Friends Network.
• Erasure — The citizen is terminated and all clone data erased from Alpha.