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Laws of Punishment II

III) Felonies 

Felonies are severe crimes and no warnings are necessary or given to offenders.        

-Dream hunting ("auto-hunting")
-Hostile summons in restricted areas (defined in murder law)        
-Violation of Persistence of Authority Law      
-Petty Theft ((under 100,000 coins market value))      
-Forgery of an official's signature        
-Attempted Murder
-Lewd/explicit public, sexual behavior or harassment
-Impersonation of an official with malicious intent
-Missing a trial date (without legitimate reason)      
-Bribery
-Violation of Political Power Legislation 
-Subversion of Justice
-Attacks during a trial (under trial proceedings law section VII)      
-Grand Theft ((over 100,000 coins market value)) *if property is not returned within a reasonable amount of time ((8 hours)) the aisling is to be permanentl exiled until such a time as restitution can be made.
 
First offense: banishment.
Second offense: forty-day exile.
Third offense: eighty-day exile.
Fourth offense: permanent exile (open for review one Deoch after the exile was carried out).
Fifth offense: permanent exile (open for review five Deochs after the exile was carried out)

IV) Crimes of the first degree
First degree crimes are extreme in nature and require no warnings.
-Murder
-Abuse of Shadow Hunger and/or Sgath Summons
First offense: permanent exile (open for review one Deoch after the exile was carried out) and a Sgath summons.
Additional offenses: the same punishment as the first offense, but the exile will not be open for review until 5 Deochs after the exile was carried out. 
In the case of an unspecified crime the court will decide the category to which it belongs and this law will be amended to reflect the addition.
All officials banished will be removed from office.