2. Confirm Statute of Limitations
The Statute of Limitations for crimes is one moon. If a crime is not 
reported within one moon of it's alleged occurrence then judicial action is 
not permissible and the case must be dismissed.

Political Crimes are an exception and their Statute of Limitation is two 
Deochs. Political crimes include, but are not limited to, those listed in 
the Criminal Code as Blackmail, Forged Evidence, Forgery, Impersonation, 
Jury Tampering, Bribery, Contempt of Court, Intimidation and Perjury and 
those in listed in the Officer Act under 'Criminal Misconduct and Punishment'.

3. Collect Evidence

Once a judicial officer has determined that Mileth has jurisdiction and the 
Statute of Limitations for the alleged criminal activity has not expired, 
they must collect evidence.

There are two forms of valid evidence: memories and legilimency:

((Memories: Unaltered screenshots created by the Dark Ages game client by 
pressing the F12 key. Screenshots are saved in the Dark Ages installation 
folder, typically:

64-bit systems: C:/Program Files/(x86)/KRU/Dark Ages
32-bit systems: C:/Program Files/KRU/Dark Ages

Note: As the game client is hard coded to save screenshots to it's 
installation folder, players on systems running Windows Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, 10 
or 11 usually must run the game client executable (Darkages.exe) in 
administrator mode for screenshot functionality to work correctly.

Legilimency: Video files that are created by screen capture software. They 
must be of resolution that matches or is greater than default Dark Ages game 
client resolution (640x480) with minimal quality loss.

A judge, or equivalent, may deem a video insufficient based on the clarity 
of the legilimency on a case by case basis. If necessary, a Knight, Ranger 
or Kru can be consulted to ensure the legilimens has not been tampered 
with.))

4. Determine Guilt

After collecting evidence the officer must then determine if there are 
sufficient grounds to deem the accused guilty. For the accused to be deemed 
guilty, all of the following must be true:

1. Mileth has Jurisdiction
2. The Statute of Limitations has not expired
3. The collected evidence proves the accused aisling's involvement in 
criminal activity

If any of the above are false then the aisling cannot be deemed guilty and 
the case must be dismissed.

5. Take Action

If an aisling has been deemed guilty the officer may then enact, order 
and/or request punishment as per the Criminal Code, this Act and any other 
relevant law.