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The Purpose of this law is to define actions which are prohibited in Mileth 
and the punitive punishments of such actions. There are some crimes listed 
in Mileth Law that are expanded upon outside of the Criminal Code. In the 
case of any discrepancy, these crimes may be superseded/expanded by such 
definitions.


I.1. ATTEMPTED MURDER
Attemped murder is a failed attempt at murder.
[Refer to "V.1. MURDER" for definition.]

---Initial Punishment: 4 moon exile


I.2. BATTERY OF A MILETH OFFICIAL
The use of Throw, Beag Suain, or other movement-inhibiting skills on a 
Mileth officer after being instructed not to. Term 3 Guards and higher are 
permitted to handle their own case.

Initial Punishment: Banishment


I.3. BLACKMAIL
Claiming to have evidence of a crime described by Mileth Law or the Mundane 
Mandate and attempting to use it as leverage to get an individual to fulfill 
an agreement against that individual's will, regardless of whether its 
conditions are worldly or unworldly.

---Initial Punishment: 8 moon exile


I.4. BLOCKING
Restricting an Aisling(s)'s passage to any area or entrance. When many 
Aislings are blatantly contributing to blocking passage, individual warnings 
for each Aisling contributing are not necessary.

---Initial Punishment: Warning


I.5. BRIBERY
Offering gold, services, or items in exchange for political support (clout); 
the demand of gold, services, or items to give political support (clout) or 
to carry out official duties. Labor is excluded from this. Soliciting a 
bribe, but not receiving and/or giving is also considered bribery.

---Initial Punishment: Banishment


I.6. CONTEMPT OF COURT
Includes, but is not limited to, missing a trial date without cause, 
disruption of a trial, attacking an official during a trial or fleeing the 
lands to avoid judicial action.

---Initial Punishment: Banishment


I.7. DOXXING
Engaging in any unwanted behavior that breaches an Aisling's right to 
privacy ((sharing of indentifying information such as photos, addresses, 
phone numbers, IP information, passcodes, etc.)). 

Sharing identifiers used for official purposes such as evidence forwarding 
((emails, Discord handles)) is never considered doxxing.

---Initial Punishment: 8 moon exile

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