Sector Regulations

Sector Regulations are a collection of rules and regulations enacted by local corporations and governments, for the safety of security of all civillians and is enforced by the Security Officers on the station. Sector Regulations applies to all ranks and positions on station, from the lowliest Assistant to the highest Captain, all are equal under the eyes of the Law and ultimately answer to her.

The rules and regulations herein are not absolutes, instead they exist to serve mainly as guidelines for the law and order of the dynamic situations that exist for stations on the frontiers of space, as such some leeway (Up to 20% above or below the normal sentence time) is permitted and officially sanctioned by local goverments.

Crime Codes Quick Reference

Use this to quickly find the Crime Code Numbers.

Crime codes are made up of Category Codes (_xx), which are a collection of similar crimes on a line for ease of use, prefixed by the Severity Number (X__).

Code	MXX - Modifier	0XX - Infraction	1XX - Minor	2XX - Medium	3XX - Major	4XX - Capital
01	Clear Danger		Assault	Aggravated Assault	Murder	Prime Murder
02	Elevated Sentencing		Pickpocketing	Theft	Larceny	Grand Larceny
03	Self Defense	Superficial Vandalism	Minor Vandalism	Major Vandalism	Sabotage	Grand Sabotage
04	Non Compos Mentis		Vigilantism	Conspiracy	High Conspiracy	Espionage
05	Griseo Maris			Hostile Agent	Hostile Activity	Enemy of The Corporation
06	Resisting Arrest	Drug Possession	Illegal Distribution	Contraband Possession	Dangerous Contraband	Corporate Espionage
07	Escaped Prisoner	Disorderly Conduct	Disturbing the Peace	Rioting	Inciting a Riot	Insurrection
08		Creating a Hazard	Negligence	High Negligence	Manslaughter
09			Trespass	Trespass, Dangerous Areas	Trespass, Secure Areas
10			Breaking and Entering	Breaking and Entering, Dangerous Areas	Breaking and Entering, Secure Areas
11		Disruptive Communications	Discriminatory Language	Insubordination	Dereliction
12			Fine Evasion	Fraud	Corporate Fraud
13				Genetic Mutilation	Identity Theft	Biological Terror

Interpretation of the Law

A good working knowledge of Sector Regulations is important for any person on the station. It can be the difference between a shiny pair of handcuffs and sipping Gargle Blasters in the bar. More in depth interpretations of Sector Regulations are required for such positions as the Head of Security, Warden, Security Officer, and Lawyer. While it is unlikely that the officers will listen particularly closely to your protestations, it may be enough to lighten your sentence and avoid ill treatment by security.

For certain crimes, the accused's intent is important. The difference between High Negligence and Murder can be very hard to ascertain, and, when in doubt, you should default to the less serious crime. It is important to note though, that Assault and Aggravated Assault are mutually exclusive. You cannot be charged with Assault and Aggravated Assault from the same crime as the intent of each is different. Pay careful attention to the requirements of each law and select the one that best fits the crime when deciding sentence.

In the case of violent crimes (Assault, Manslaughter, Aggravated Assault and Murder), and theft (Pickpocketing, Theft, Larceny, and Grand Larceny) only the highest crime is used in sentencing the accused.

A single incident has a single sentence, so if, for instance, the prisoner took three items off of someone, this is a single count of pick-pocketing, if they pick-pocketed two people this would be two separate counts of pick-pocketing, and so on.

In the event the convict has been found guilty of multiple crimes the security officer should assign the sentence appropriate to the highest crime committed. This means if someone is guilty of assault and inciting a riot, the prisoner should be confined for a single major crime sentence.

Aiding a convicted criminal makes you their accomplice; you can be charged with conspiracy if not the same crime as the person you aided, depending on the level of conspiracy.

Brig Procedures

Standard Operational Procedures for brigging are as follows:

1. Take the prisoner to the brig and inform the Warden of their crimes so their security record is updated. If not available, attending officer should update it themselves instead.
2. Take the prisoner to a brig cell, set the time and activate the timer.
3. Enter the cell with the prisoner in tow, open the cell locker and hold the prisoner over it.
4. Empty their pockets and remove their headwear, non-prescription face/eyewear, backpack, gloves, and any flash resistant equipment such as Sunglasses, Welding Goggles, etc.
5. Prisoners with medical conditions such as Reality Dissasociation Syndrome or a chronic need to smoke should be provided with their respective perscription as needed.
6. Buckle the prisoner to the bed.
7. Search the items removed and be sure to check the internals box in their backpack.
8. Confiscate any contraband and/or stolen items, as well as any tools that were used to commit crimes.
   These are to be placed in evidence bags and stored in evidence storage, not left in the brig open, or taken for personal use. Items taken from crew that are non-harmful should be returned when convient to the arresting officer.
9. Close the locker and lock it.
10. Stun the prisoner, remove their cuffs, stun them again, pick up the cuffs then leave the cell. This may not be needed for cooperative prisoners.
11. Apply modifiers to prisoners sentence as needed, when applicable.

Do NOT fully strip the prisoner unless they have earned a permanent sentence, and will be proccessed in the Permabrig instead by the Warden or Head of Security, if available.
In the instance of prisoners that have earned Labor Camp duty, you must dress them in orange overalls and assign them targets, based on their sentence, by getting a prison ID, putting it in a Prison Management Console assigning their quota (with a conversion rate of 100 points per minute otherwise served in the brig) and then giving them the ID as you ship them to the Labor Camp.**

The Warden or Head of Security are responsible for placing prisoners and in permanent confinement.

1. Permanent Prisoners are to be completely stripped of their belongings, which are to be held in either evidence or a prison locker.
2. The prisoner is to be dressed in an Orange Prison Jumpsuit and Shoes, which are found in the prison lockers.
3. Permanent Prisoners are not permitted to possess any personal belongings whilst they are incarcerated in the Prison Wing. This includes departmental radios. They may be issued a standard radio or portable hand radio upon incarceration, for the purpose of emergency communications.
   1. The Labor Camp should not be used to house permenant prisoners, due to its inhospitable nature.

Invasive implants and searches

With specific regard to Hostile Agents, as per code 205, Mars Security division has been asked to provide a list of permissible actions which may not otherwise be taken for crimes of similar severity.

• Tracking implants may be used without any additional conditions.
• Chemical implants with non-lethal contents may be used if the agent has also been convicted of a violent crime.
• Implant checks may only be performed If there is definitive evidence that they have an implant. This includes members of security witnessing otherwise unexplainable implant use, finding implanters, or implant boxes with fingerprints or other related fibers. Implant checks must additionally be signed off on by both the current/acting Head of Security and Chief Medical Officer. The Warden may stand in for the HoS and a Medical Doctor for the CMO, providing one of either is not available.
• Pacification surgery may be performed in the event that the agent is uncontainable by other means.

Legal Representation and Trials

Prisoners are permitted to seek legal representation however you are under no obligation to provide or allow this.

Lawyers, and by extension the Head of Personnel, exist to serve as a guiding hand and the voice of reason within the judicial process, however they have zero authority over the brig, security personnel, prisoners, or sentencing.

The Lawyer's security headset is a privilege not a right. Security personnel are under no requirement to listen to them and security channel abuse is to result in that privilege being revoked.
If the lawyer continuously acts as a disruptive influence Security are fully permitted to confiscate their access, remove them from the brig and bar their future access to it.

In instances where a conflict of opinion arises over the sentence of a prisoner the chain of command must be followed.

Trials are not to be performed for Timed Sentences. This is mainly for the benefit of the accused as trials will often run many times the length of the actual sentence.
Trials may be performed for Capital Crimes and Permanent Detention, however there is no requirement to hold them. Forensic Evidence, Witness Testimony, or Confessions are all that is required for the Head of Security, Warden or Captain to authorize their sentence.

In cases where the Death Penalty is desired but the Captain or Acting-Captain is unable or unwilling to authorize the execution a trial is required to authorize the death penalty.

Here are steps for a trial which shouldn't take too long to perform under most circumstances.

1. Determine you want a trial. Notify the lawyer to represent the defendant.
2. Establish a magistrate. Under normal conditions this will be the Head of Personnel. The chain of succession for this role shall be Head of Personnel, Research Director, Chief Medical officer, Chief Engineer, any Acting head of staff which is not the acting captain or acting head of security. The Quartermaster may sit in lieu of the head of personnel if requested by the head of personnel.
3. Present evidence from the defense and prosecution to the magistrate.
4. Magistrate reviews evidence and takes statements from witnesses.
5. If magistrate finds defendant guilty beyond reasonable doubt then convict.

Use of Deadly Force

As a member of the stations Security force you are one of the best armed and protected people on the station, equipped with the almost latest in non-lethal takedown technology. It is for this reason that the situations that warrant the use of Deadly Force are few and far between, in the grand majority of circumstances you will be expected to use your stun weapons, which indeed are many times more effective than lethal options, to diffuse a situation.

There are a few circumstances where deadly force is permissible:

• Code Red Situation - situations which would warrant a Code Red, such as: full blown mutinies, hostile boarding parties, and hostile Wizards automatically authorize lethal force.
  Note: The Alert Status is not required to be elevated to Code Red as in most of these scenarios the Chain of Command will be too damaged or otherwise occupied to raise the Alert Level.
• Non-Lethal Weapons Ineffective - certain targets are impervious to NLWs, such as Mechs, Xenomorphs, Borgs, and Hulks. Lethal force may be used against these targets if they prove hostile.
• Severe Personal Risk - sometimes getting close enough to a target to slap the cuffs on will create significant personal risk to the Officer. Deadly force from range is recommended to subdue Wizards and confirmed Changelings.
  • Criminals in hostile environments such as space, fire, or plasma leaks also fall into this category, as do criminals believed to be in possession of high explosives. Ranged lethal force is the only reasonable option in these conditions.
• Armed and Dangerous - if a suspect is in possession of weapons, including stun weapons, and you have reasonable suspicion that they will use these against you, lethal force is permitted. Although in the majority of cases it is still preferable to attempt to detain them non-lethally.
  • Unauthorized personnel in the armory are considered by default to be Armed and Dangerous, maximum force is permitted to subdue such targets.
• Multiple Hostiles - it can be extremely difficult to detain multiple hostiles. As a last resort if you are being mobbed you may deploy your baton in a harmful manner to thin the crowd. Generally it is better to retreat and regroup than stand your ground.

Additionally, in the event of an attempted prison break, Security may fire lasers through the glass. They are expected to first fire a few warning shots before unloading their weapon into the target.

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Modifiers

Circumstances that may be applied to incidents or crimes depending on circumstance.

Code	Crime	Description	Notes
M01	Clear and Present Danger	Crimes Committed in the interest of saving life, or preventing a workplace disaster may have their sentences reduced, voided, or expunged from record.	This modifier is primarily to cover situations such as breaking into an area one does not have access to, in the interest of saving someone's life or otherwise with good intent. Paramedics fall under this exemption, for the crime of B&E exclusively.
M02	Elevated Sentencing	The scope of the crime(s), or repeticious behavior commited, warrant the charge be elevated to a higher offence for punishment in increments of one level per instance.	Primarily intended to be used after a few repetitions. This includes attacking security, heads of staff, or committing multiple instances of the same crime. Crimes charged with this modifier require confinement at a minimum.
M03	Self Defense	Actions taken to defend ones self from an assailent may have sentences reduced, voided, or expunged if the officer(s) involved deem that use of force is reasonable.	Fighting back is fine, within proper escalation. Don't go out of your way to put someone in the morgue, as in line with Escalation Policy.
M04	Non Compos Mentis	Those of unstable mind should be referred to medical treatment or, psychiatric evaluation.	English: Insanity. This is intended to be applied to IC hypnosis, mind control, or otherwise actual incapacitation. IC 'insanity' is not an excuse for high crimes.
M05	Griseo Maris	Coordinated behavior by those with no clear assigned duty which interrupts the normal function of any one department may lead to sentencing for any crimes committed during such actions to be increased in severity by one level for punishment.	English: Grey Tiding. Don't randomly B&E into engineering for insulsulated gloves.
M06	Resisting Arrest	Knowingly resisting attempts at legal detention by members of the security team. It is advised that these individuals should have their sentences increased the recommended 20% of total duration.	Running will only increase your sentence.
M07	Escaped Prisoner	Someone who has escaped their cell should be recaptured and returned to the brig. Their timer should be reset to the full length of the original sentence.	Escaping will only delay the inevitable.

Infractions

All of these crimes are punished with a monetary fine exclusively.

Code		Crime	Description	Notes
003	File:Superficial Vandalism.png	Superficial Vandalism	To deface the station or property of another individual.	Minor damage that can be repaired with space cleaner or other cosmetic only damage.
006		Drug Possession	The possession of illegal drugs in quantities appropriate for personal use.	A pill or two of drugs is reasonable for recreational use, anything more is probably better charged as distribution.
007	File:Disorderly.png	Disorderly Conduct	To conduct ones self in a way unsuitable for the retention of one’s position.	Minorly disruptive behavior that isn't otherwise illegal, such as drunkenly harassing a crewmember.
008		Creating a Hazard	To create a situation which may lead to the harm of others during normal operation in that department.	Minor unsafe behavior can also be charged under this crime. I.e, blockading entrances, slipping hazards, chemical spills, etc.
011		Disruptive Comms	To knowingly disrupt or needlessly populate a radio frequency with the intent to be a nuisance to users of that frequency.	Spamming comms, excessive speech circuits, etcetera fall under this crime.

Minor Crimes

All of these crimes carry a 5 minute sentence.

Code		Crime	Description	Notes
101	File:Assault.png	Assault	To use physical force against someone without the apparent intent to kill them.	This covers minor criminal uses of force, Without intent to seriously injure. That would be Aggravated Assault, or possibly a flavor of Murder.
102	File:Pickpocketing.png	Pickpocketing	To steal items from another’s person.	Small or easily replaceable items should be charged with this, otherwise consider a higher class of theft.
103	File:Vandalism.PNG	Minor Vandalism	To damage, destroy, or permanently deface non-critical furniture, vendors, or personal property.	Large amounts of irreparable damage should be charged with Major Vandalism, Damage to critical infrastructure may be a form of Sabotage.
104		Vigilantism	To perform the responsibilities and duties of the security department without approval or due cause to act.	Don't pursue possible criminals as non-security, let the red-shirts do their job. You may not apply M01 to this charge under any circumstance. Doing so is a logical contradiction, as it is not vigilantism if there was clear and present danger.
106	File:Narcotics Distribution.PNG	Illegal Distribution	The possession of dangerous or illegal drugs/equipment in a quantity greater than that which is reasonable for personal consumption.	You should probably try to determine intent from additional evidence before charging someone with this.
107	File:DisPeace.png	Disturbing the Peace	To knowingly organize a movement which disrupts the normal operations of a department.	Establishing a peaceful strike or otherwise disrupting standard department order without attachment to criminal entities.
108		Negligence	To be negligent in one’s duty to an extent that it may cause harm, illness, or other negative effect, to another.	This is the charge for blowing up chemistry accidentially, setting toxins aflame, and leaving hazardous gases in public spaces.
109	File:Trespassing.png	Trespass	To be in an area which a person has either not purposefully been admitted to, does not have access, or has been asked to leave by someone who has access to that area.	Being in an area, or having access to an area is not permission to that area. This crime covers non forcible entry into areas, such as following someone through a door.
110	File:BandE.PNG	Breaking and Entering	To trespass into an area using a method of forcible entry.	This is a variant of trespass, but instead of tailgating someone or gaining access the individual had to break or disable something to enter, such as hacking an airlock.
111	File:FuckCats.png	Discriminatory Language	To use language which demeans, generalizes, or otherwise de-personafies the individual at which it is targeted.	Note that actual, OOC racism is not acceptable under the rules. Do not use this as an excuse to demonize other players.
112	File:FineEvasion.png	Fine Evasion	To purposefully avoid or refuse to pay a legal fine.	A reasonable time and notification should be given to the plaintiff. Tax evasion also qualifies.

Misdemeanor Crimes

All of these crimes carry a 10 minute sentence.

Code		Crime	Description	Notes
201	File:Assault Deadly Weapon.PNG	Aggravated Assault	To take physical action against a person with intent to grievously harm, but not to kill.	This covers criminal uses of force, with intent to seriously injure, but no intent to kill. That would be some variation of Murder.
202	File:Petty theft.png	Theft	To steal equipment or items from a workplace, or items of extraordinary value from one’s person.	This includes things like insulated gloves, crew pinpointers, normal ID cards, or personal items.
203		Vandalism, Major	To destroy or damage non-critical furniture, vendors, or personal property in a manor that can not be repaired.	Spray painting all the lights red and wrecking tables in the bar is fun and all, but it makes it hard to figure out where the fire is, or to have a polite sip of tea.
204	File:Conspiracy.png	Conspiracy	To knowingly work with another person in the interest of committing an illegal action.	It's important to note that an unwitting accomplice is not the same as a conspirator.
205		Hostile Agent	To knowingly act as a recruiter, representative, messenger, ally, benefactor, or other associate of a hostile organization as defined within Code 405.	Being a traitor while having committed no other actual crimes should be charged under this. Syndicate agents will generally fall under this charge, rather than Enemy of the Corporation.
206		Possession, Contraband Equipment	To possess equipment not approved for use or production aboard Corporate stations. This includes equipment produced by any hostile organization as defined within Code 405.	Reminder: Contraband equipment should be stored in evidence as per SOP. It is not candy to hand out to Security. A list of equipment which may constitute Possession of Contraband can be found in the list of Contraband#Contraband_Equipment
207	File:Riot2.png	Rioting	To act as a member in a group which collectively commits acts of major vandalism, sabotage, grand sabotage, or other felony crimes.	A riot typically constitutes five or more people acting in a coordinated effort.
208		High Negligence	To be negligent in one’s duty to an extent that it may cause harm to multiple individuals, a department, or in a manor which directly leads to a serious injury of another person which requires emergency medical treatment.	Virologists releasing spanish flu on accident, or scientists that flood science/toxins with plasma get charged here. It can also include engineers who delaminate the SM or wander around with highly radioactive material.
209		Trespass, Inherently Dangerous Areas	Trespassing in an area which may lead to the injury of self, or others.	Engineering spaces specifically related to an engine such as turbine, supermatter room/chamber, or toxins lab count here. This list is not exhaustive, but should not be extorted to increase sentencing.
210		Breaking and Entering, Inherently Dangerous Areas	To trespass into an area which may lead to the injury of self or others using forcible entry.	Generally this will lead to injury. See breaking and entering, and apply any of the areas for Trespassing to dangerous areas.
211	File:Insubord.png	Insubordination	To knowingly disobey a lawful order from a superior.	Obey your heads of staff if they instruct you to do something within the scope of your job. This crime can normally be accompanied by a demotion at the discretion of the relevant head of staff.
212	File:Dreamseeker JYtsg049js.png	Fraud	To misrepresent ones intention in the interest of gaining property or money from another individual.	Lying to someone about a cargo bounty, for example. Be honest with your intentions. Don't stretch this, gaining items which normally wouldn't be considered theft likely aren't worth charging under fraud.
213		Genetic Mutilation	To purposefully modify an individual’s genetic code without consent, or with intent to harm.	Intended to be used for Geneticists who scramble a patients DNA, give wrongly named injectors on purpose, etc.

Major Crimes

All of these crimes carry a 15 minute sentence.

Code		Crime	Description	Notes
301		Murder	To purposefully kill someone.	Please note, that negligence is covered under Code 208
302		Larceny	To steal rare, expensive (Items of greater than 1000 credit value), or restricted equipment from secure areas or one’s person.	This does not include theft of people's ID cards, which are likely to hold a value of more than 1000 credits. It does however cover ID cards which could lead into high security areas, such as the Captain's, Head of Personnel's, or Head of Security's.
303	File:Sabotage.png	Sabotage	To destroy station assets or resources critical to normal or emergency station procedures, or cause sections of the station to become uninhabitable.	Sabotage is defined as generally making a space uninhabitable. Spacing an area, opening firelocks to dangerous regions, intentional gas spills of hazardous materials, etc. Larger destruction is generally Code 403
304	File:HighConsp.png	High Conspiracy	To knowingly work with another person in the interest of committing a major or greater crime.	Generally this will be shown through communications records or other means of surveillance. The most basic proof of course is capturing the two together in the act.
305	File:Hostile act.png	Hostile Activity	To knowingly commit an act which is in direct opposition to the interests of the Company, Or to directly assist a known enemy of the corporation.	Impeding security's ability to detain a dangerous convict, or walling off the security department or other critical areas.
306	File:Possesinhdang.png	Possession, Illegal Inherently Dangerous Equipment	To possess restricted or illegal equipment which has a primary purpose of causing harm to others, or large amounts of destruction.	Energy daggers, swords, guns (without a weapons permit), and so on count here. And no, the bartender can not have a captured LMG because they have a weapon permit. Again, security, those are not toys, put them in evidence. A list of equipment which may constitute Possession of Inherently can be found in the list of Contraband#Inherently_dangerous_equipment
307	File:Dreamseeker Pd7ngamOUl (1).png	Inciting a Riot	To perform actions in the interest of causing large amounts of unrest up to and including rioting.	This is for the ring leader in any insurrection or riot. Prisoners may have their radios removed and be contained in areas which are not visible to the general populace.
308	File:Manslaughter.PNG	Manslaughter	To unintentionally kill someone through negligent, but not malicious, actions.	They didn't mean to do it but someone's dead now. It's important to remember that you may want them to fix what they've done before throwing them in the brig, in the example of medical malpractice.
309	File:TressHighsec.png	Trespass, High Security Areas	Trespassing in any of the following without appropriate permission or access: Command areas, Personal offices, Weapons storage, weapon production, explosive storage, explosive production, or other high security areas.	Going into areas for reasons that do not fall under M01 or with the explicit intent to commit a crime, but do not constitute forcible entry, such as tailgating someone into the bridge. It is preferable to remove them first rather than detain, if applicable.
310	File:BnEHighSec.png	Breaking and Entering, High Security Areas	To commit trespassing into a secure area as defined in Code 309 using forcible entry.	Please note, paramedics may have to commit breaking and entry in order to perform their duties.
311	File:Derelictrom.png	Dereliction	To willfully abandon an obligation that is critical to the station’s continued operation.	Engineers not setting up power, doctors ignoring the dead, virologists not curing diseases, and botany not growing food, or similar instances. When severe enough, may constitute escalation to Code 403 instead.
312	File:CorpoFraud.png	Corporate Fraud	To misrepresent one’s intention in the interest of gaining property or money from any corporate entity, or to gain or give property or money from any corporate entity without proper authorization.	Don't pocket money intended for departmental use, embezzle from the cargo budget, etc.
313	File:IdTheftttt.png	Identity Theft	To assume the identity of another individual.	This can include utilizing someone else's PDA in order to impersonate them.

Capital Crimes

These crimes can result in an Execution, or Permanent Prison Time
Only the Captain, HoS, and Warden can authorize a Permanent Sentence.
Only the Captain can authorize an Execution.
If no command staff, acting or otherwise, is present then security officers may confine people permanently in accordance with Sector Regulations. Executions are not permitted unless the criminal would otherwise be uncontainable. Executions after capture are not authorized with the sole exception of changelings.

Code		Crime	Description	Notes
401	File:Prime murder.png	Prime Murder	To commit the act of murder, with clear intent to kill, and clear intent or to have materially take steps to prevent the revival of the victim	This includes debraining a corpse with any purpose other than revival or making someone into a silicon.
402	File:High value target theft.png	Grand Larceny	To steal inherently dangerous items from their storage, one’s person, or other such methods acquire through illicit means.	A full list of equipment which may constitute Grand Larceny can be found in the list of Contraband#High_Risk_Items
403	File:Grand Sabot.png	Grand Sabotage	To destroy or modify station assets or equipment without which the station may collapse or otherwise become uninhabitable.	This may include tampering with station records, purposefully delaminating the SM, destroying the SMES power storage equipment, plasma flooding, or super-heating distro.
404	File:IanHasIt.png	Espionage	To knowingly betray critical information to enemies of the station.	Giving away trade secrets of Daedalus Industries, the Nuclear Authentication Disk, or similar items of extreme value to the station.
405	File:EOTCmoment.png	Enemy of the Corporation	To be a member of any of the following organizations: Hostile boarding parties, Wizards, Changeling Hiveminds, cults, or other non-authorized religious practitioners (heretics).	Membership of the syndicate with no actual actions should be charged under Code 205. Please also consider that de-conversion is preferable to charging under EOTC. This is a LAST RESORT, and a trial must be held before conviction of personnel that were at any time on the crew manifest. Heretics are exempt from the trial requirement, and have their sentence proceded upon without a trial.
406	File:Posses corpo.png	Possession, Corporate Secrets	To possess secret documentation or high density tamper-resistant data storage devices (Blackboxes) from any organization without authorization by Daedalus Industries.	Explorers and miners returning with secret documents or black boxes are not committing a crime, as retrieval as such can fall under their normal duties. The greyshirt that just ran off with the black box or documents? That's a criminal. Please note that this charge is independent of any possession or theft charges that may apply.
407	File:Insurection.png	Insurrection	To knowingly lead a mob of individuals in a manner which seeks to unseat the current chain of command, or otherwise revolt against any corporate entity.	Heads of any revolutionary or anarchist movements are here.
413	File:BioTerror.png	Biological Terror	To knowingly release, cause, or otherwise cause the station to become affected by a disease, plant, or other biological form which may spread uncontained and or cause serious physical harm.	Don't immediately lynch the virologist, but an investigation might be a good idea.