This section defines who and what is required to execute punishments.
Banishment: this may be executed by any guard with proof and/or witnesses of the crime committed.

The following orders must be posted on the Demagogue Case Board:
Forty-day Exile ((5 days)): this will be executed by a demagogue at the order of a Guard Captain or judge. (If no Guard Captain is available, the exile may be executed by the request of three Guards)

Eighty-day Exile ((10 days)): this will be executed by a demagogue at the order of a Judge.    (If there is no Judge in office, a panel of two Guard Captains may so order; if no two captains are in office, three guards may substitute for each captain lacking.)

Permanent Exile ((1)): permanent exile will be executed by a demagogue at the order of a Judge.    (If there is no Judge in office, a panel of three Guard Captains may so order; if insufficient captains are in office, three guards may substitute for one captain.)

Sgath summons: The Sgath summons will not be utilized without the order of a judge following a trial in which the offender is found guilty. Before ordering a sgath a judge must contact the defendant and ask if they would like a trial. If the aisling declines a trial or does not respond within a reasonable ammount of time ((48 hours)) the Sgath can be ordered and carried out. 

If there is no Judge in office, three guard captains may request a summons with a current Burgess, pending the agreement of the Burgess.    If none of these conditions are met, the punishment will be postponed; pending the circumstances mentioned is achieved.

Political Bar: A political barment is ordered by a Judge and carried out by a Burgess. A political barment means that the barred aisling cannot seek any kind of Mileth office. Any aislings violating a political bar will be removed from office and exiled for 40 days. 

There are two types of barments. The first is suspension barment which will last a minimum of one deoch but no more then three. The aisling may seek a review by a judge each deoch after the first deoch has expired to see if they have changed are fit for office. 

The second is permanent barment which will last permanently. The aisling may seek a review by a judge each deoch after 8 deochs have passed from the original sentencing. A majority of demagoguery is also required to pardon a permanent barment. 

Suspension Barments may be issued at the following:
-Being removed from office on an order twice in one Deochs. 
-All officials exiled or worse. 
-Minor abuses of power (an illegal banishment, exile, or some orders) 
-Taking office to escape punishment in another village 

Permanent Barments may be issued at the following:
-Mass abuse of power (i.e. mass banishments, exiles, sgaths, board burnings)