Explosives, Firearms and Munitions
[a] Licensing
1. There are three classifications of firearms which require a formal license. Each has a corresponding license type.
1. Pistol - Any gun which can be carried and operated using one hand; includes crossbows and tasers - Pistol License
2. Rifle - Any other gun, usually fired from the shoulder; includes shotguns - Rifle License
3. Hunting Rifles - May only be operated in authorized Hunting Zones - Rifle License       REMOVE
2. Licensing Terms
1. If you are carrying a firearm on your person, you MUST have the correct license.
1. The correct license is defined in terms of the classification of the firearm
2. If stopped by the police you are required to inform them that you are armed.
3. You must then follow police instruction and surrender the firearm, ammunition and your license for them to inspect.

3. Citizens found to have breached [a] Licensing can be charged with:
1. Unlicensed Pistol - 15 Minutes            CLPD COMPUTER STATES 10MINS
2. Unlicensed Rifle - 15 Minutes
and:
3. Have the offending firearms confiscated
4. Be issued a license ban

4. Licensing ban directive
1. Citizens charged with Murder or Attempted Murder can be issued a 2-hour license ban
1.1. Repeat offenders can be issued with an extended 4-hour ban
2. Citizens charged with Weapons Trafficking can be issued with a variable license ban......... WHAT IS A VLB
2.1 Variable license bans range from 1 hour to 3 hours
3. Citizens charged with Bank Robbery and/or Armed Robbery will be issued with a 1-hour license ban
4. Citizens charged with Upholstered Weapon (Pistol or Rifle) will be issued with a 30-minute license ban
5. Citizens subject to a gun ban may be searched for weapons by law enforcement
6. Citizens found in breach of a license ban will be charged with:
6.1 Failure to Comply
And
6.2 Issued with a $10,000 fine
[b] Use of Weapons in City Limits
1. Civilians must not openly carry any form of weapon within defined City Limits;
1.‘Openly’ is defined as UN-holstered or openly visible
2. City Limits are defined
1.'City Limits' is defined as any place where there is a maximum speed limit of 50km/h enforced.
3. Citizens found to have breached Use of Weapons in City Limits can be charged with:
1. UN Holstered Weapon - 7.5 Minutes and have:2. The offending firearm confiscated


[c] Illegal Items/Weapons
1. Any items found which are not available in civilian shops are illegal. DOES THIS CONSIDER DIAMONDS AND GOLD
2. Items found/derived from the black market and drug dealer are illegal.

3. Citizens found to have breached [c] Illegal Items/Weapons can be charged with:
1. Illegal Item - 2.5 minutes - Per Illegal Item - Capped: 10 Hours
2. Illegal Pistol - 10 minutes - Per Illegal Pistol
3. Illegal Rifle - 15 minutes - Per Illegal Rifle
and have:
4. The illegal item(s) seized
4. Persons who continually choose to carry quantities of illegal items may be subject to a search warrant

[d] Sale or trade of Firearms
1. The seller holds the responsibility of ensuring that the buyer has the correct license as per [a.1]
2. The seller must be licensed to carry the firearms they are selling/trading
3. Citizens found to have breached [d] can be charged with:
1. Illegal Dealings - 10 Minutes
and have:
2. The firearm(s) and munition(s) seized


[e] Tasers
1. Civilians may carry and operate a Civilian taser; not a Police Issue Taser, assuming correct licensing is obtained as per [a]
1. Civilian tasers shall be colored green and have a two (2) shot ammo capacity.
2. Civilian tasers will have half of the range capacity of police issued tasers.
2. If a taser is used against a police officer when they are lawfully conducting their duty, it will be considered the same charge as carrying an unlicensed weapon.

[f] Trafficking
1. Arms trafficking, is the illegal trafficking or smuggling of contraband weapons or ammunition.
2. Any person that has over 4 weapons in their possession and does not have a small shop in order to sell them, is considered to be committing arms trafficking.
1. Small shops are considered on a person if they are physically on their person or if they are stored in the trunk of a vehicle in which they are either a passenger/driver or owner.
3. Anyone caught Arms Trafficking may be subject to a search warrant
4. Citizens found to have breached [f] can be charged with:
1. Arms Trafficking - 20 Minutes
and have:
2. The firearms and munitions seized


[g] Explosives
1. Anyone who has explosives on their possession, without the proper authorization from a CLPD Supervisor, will face jail-time or a fine
1. Where a remote detonator is found, there must credible evidence of an explosion
2. Citizens found to have breached [g] Explosives can be charged with:
1. Explosives - 22 Minutes
and have:
2. The explosive(s) seized
3. Anyone caught with Explosives or Explosive paraphernalia may be subject to a search warrant

[h] CLPD Restricted Zones and Munitions
1. Before entering a CLPD Restricted Zone, you must surrender all munitions.
2. The CLPD has the right to search you or your vehicle before entry into a Restricted Zone, independently of reasonable grounds to search, be it under arrest or otherwise.
3.Citizens found to have breached [h] CLPD Restricted Zones and Munitions can be charged with:
1. Failure to Comply
and be:
1. Arrested or;
2. Denied entry to the Restricted Area


[i] Tools and Malicious Intent
1. Tools must be holstered if not in the place of purchase or a place designed for their use
[j] Terrorism



Narcotics & Narcotic Criminality

[a] Narcotic Classification
1. The following are considered Illegal Narcotics:
1. Marijuana
2. Poppy Seeds
3. Heroin
4. Cocaine
5. Magic Mushrooms
6. Opium
7. Spliffs (Excludes Headgear Spliff)

[b] Narcotic related Offenses
1. It is illegal to:
1. Plant
2. Harvest
3. Distribute/Supply
4. Carry
5. Consume
the aforementioned Narcotics

[c] Narcotic related charges

Possession of Marijuana is LEGAL as long as the person is carrying THREE UNITS (bags or spliffs) or LESS.

1. Each action, or combination of actions may represent a separate or combined charge if found:
1. Planting and/or Harvesting Narcotics - Drug Cultivation and Manufacturing - 15 Minutes
2. Distributing/Supplying - Drug Trafficking - 25 or more narcotics in their possession - 15 Minutes
3. Carrying - Drug Possession - Less than 25 narcotics in their possession - 10 Minutes
4. Consuming - Drug Possession- 10 Minutes

2. You can also be charged, in addition to other charges, for each plant in your possession or destroyed by officers on a plantation you have interacted with
1. Possession is defined as articles being on your person on in a vehicle owned by the individual
1. Illegal Item - Weed and/or Hemp Seeds - 2.5 Minutes
2. Illegal Item - Coca Seeds - 2 Minutes
3. Illegal Item - Fresh Opium and/or Heroin - 2.5 Minutes
4. Illegal Item - Magic Mushroom Seeds - 1 Minute
5 Illegal Item - Plant/Seed (Not previous defined) - 2.5 Minutes
3. The CLPD will record any narcotics collected, assuming previous cases of narcotic criminality or a larger quantity of narcotics are found the suspect may receive a search warrant
Notice: All Narcotic-related components to sentences are capped at 10 Hours

[d] Profits of Narcotics
1. Any profits from the sales of drugs or Vehicles used in the process of drug trafficking can be destroyed
[e] Public Intoxication
1. A person commits the offense of public intoxication if found to be intoxicated in a public space.
1. A person is exempt from this charge if found in a private place, such as their home or Club Seven.
This charge may be stacked with other charges such as DUI/DWI [3.c] and Disorderly Conduct [6.f]. A sample may be required.


== Vehicular Criminality ==

Public Crime list

Licensing
1. You must have the appropriate license to drive a particular vehicle. Classifications of licenses are as follows:
1. Driving License - Enables you to drive a car, defined as a road vehicle, typically with four wheels, powered by an internal-combustion engine and able to carry a small number of people.
2. Bike License - Enables you to drive a motorbike
3. Truck License - Enables you to drive a truck, defined as a large, heavy road vehicle used for carrying goods, materials, or a large number of people; a lorry.

2. Citizens found to have breached #a Licensing can be charged with:
1. Unlicensed Driving - $250

and have:
:2. The vehicle in which the offense was committed repossessed and impounded

#b Vehicular Manslaughter

1. Defined as the killing of a person using an automobile, without premeditation
1. If premeditated, a Murder charge will be brought against the suspect

2. Citizens found to have breached #b Vehicular Manslaughter can be charged with:
1. Vehicular Manslaughter - 35 Minutes
2. Murder - 22.5 Minutes


#c DUI / DWI

1. A person has committed DUI/DWI if they are under the influence of Narcotics - Illegal or otherwise.
If believed to be under the influence of an illegal narcotic - as defined per #2 the vehicle and your person will be searched.
2. Citizens found to have breached #c DUI/DWI can be charged with:
DUI/DWI - 12.5 Minutes and $250 Fine
3. Citizens found to have alcohol in the blood system will be faced with fines and driving bans depending on levels. Levels –
0.0 – 0.5 -> will be giving a warning and talked to about drink driving
0.5 – 1.0 -> will be giving a $1000 fine (30min driving ban if it’s not the first time)
1.0 – 1.5 -> will be giving a $2000 fine and 1-hour driving ban
1.5 – 2.0 -> will be giving a 2-hour driving ban and license taken of them.

#d Minor Traffic Offenses
1. If you commit a traffic offense while driving, you will be pulled over.
2. If you cannot provide an adequate reason for the minor traffic offense, then you will be charged with breaking that traffic law.
3. Minor Traffic Laws include, but are not limited to:

1. Speeding
2. Running Stop Signs
3. Running a Red Light
4. Obstructing a Junction

4. Citizens found to have breached #d Minor Traffic Offenses can be charged with:
1. A fine between $50-$500
and:
1. Their driving licenses may be revoked
2. Assuming four (4) prior traffic offences

Off road driving
1. Deviating from a road is permitted as long as you are outside of City Limits
1. as defined here (City Limits)

2. You must keep to a reasonable speed, as per #3.f.
3. If your driving is considered dangerous you may be charged with dangerous driving
General Limitations
1. No person shall drive a vehicle at a speed greater than the permitted speed limit and prudence should be exercised.
1. The driver should be aware of actual and potential hazards and should limit their speed accordingly.

2. Speed limitations are as follows:
1. Fifty (50) within City Limits (Unless otherwise signposted)
2. Ninety (90) elsewhere (Unless otherwise signposted)


Emergency Services Vehicles

1. Authorized Emergency Vehicles, exercising the use of lights and sirens, will be allowed to circumvent the speed restrictions detailed within #3.e
2. All citizens, are expected to yield to emergency vehicles exercising the use of lights and sirens.
3. Citizens found to have breached #g Emergency Service Vehicles - clause 2 can be charged with:
1. Failure to Yield

4. Emergency Service personnel are still expected to drive with care and they are not forfeited from any consequences as a result of reckless driving.
#h Impedance of Speed
1. Operators of automobiles must maintain a sensible speed within the speed limit so as to not impede the standard operation of other road users.
2. Citizens found to have breached #H Impedance of Speed can be charged with:
1. The penalties for speeding
2. Except, in cases of hazards - as per #3.e

#i Assumption
1. There is created a rebuttable presumption that shall arise in any criminal action under this section to the effect that if it can be proven that a person is the registered owner of a vehicle that is driven in a manner that violates this section, the person is presumed to have been the driver of the vehicle at the time of the violation.
2. If an AI is found to be operating an automobile, the owner/hirer of the AI will be faulted for its actions.
#j Careless/Dangerous/Reckless Driving
1. It shall be unlawful for any person to drive or operate any vehicle in such a careless manner as to keep a proper lookout for other traffic, vehicular or otherwise, or in such a manner as to maintain proper control on the public thoroughfares or private property in City Life.
2. It shall be unlawful for any person to operate or drive any vehicle on the public thoroughfares or private property in City Life in violation of the following prohibited acts: Improper or unsafe lane changes on public roadways;
3. Driving onto or across private property to avoid intersections, stop signs, traffic control devices, or traffic lights;
4. Driving in such a manner, or at such a speed, so as to cause a skidding, spinning, or sliding of tires or a sliding of the vehicle;
5. Driving too close to, or colliding with, parked or stopped vehicles, fixtures, persons, or objects adjacent to the public thoroughfares;
6. Driving a vehicle which has any part thereof, or any object, extended in such fashion as to endanger persons or property;
7. To operate any vehicle in such a manner which would cause a failure to maintain control;
8. To operate a vehicle in any manner, when the driver is inattentive, and such inattention is not reasonable and prudent in maintaining vehicular control.
9. Citizens found to have breached #J Careless/Dangerous/Reckless Driving can be charged with
1. Reckless Driving - $500-$100 fine
2. Reckless Driving w/ Injury - 10 Minutes and $250-$500fine

Usage of Lamps/Lights
1. Every vehicle, using a roadway at any time from one-half (½) hour after sunset to one-half (½) hour before sunrise and at any other time when there is not sufficient light to render clearly discernible persons and vehicles on the roadway at a distance of five hundred feet (500′) ahead shall display lighted lamps and illuminating devices as respectively required for different classes of vehicles, subject to exceptions with respect to parked vehicles as stated.
2. Any vehicle using a roadway without lights will be fined
3. Any vehicle which does not have lights, will be removed from the roadway
4. Any lighted headlamps on a parked vehicle, on or near the roadway except on private property shall be removed.
#l Operating on an Airport Runway or Taxiway
1. Unauthorized vehicles may not go beyond the airport terminal
1. including taxiways and Runways
2. Once the vehicle moves from the east side of the terminal tarmac they are considered to be in breach of #l Operating on an Airport Runway or Taxiway
3. Citizens found in breach of #l Operating on an Airport Runway or Taxiway can be charged with:
1. First Offense - $25,000 Fine, License Revoke, & Vehicle Impounded
2. Second Offense - $50,000 Fine, License Revoke, & Vehicle Impounded
3. Third Offense - $75,000 Fine, License Revoke, Vehicle Impounded, & 15 Driving Ban
4. Fourth Offense - $100,000 Fine, License Revoke, Vehicle Impounded, & 30 mins Jail sentence & 30min Driving ban( to take effect after Jail sentence)

Note: Individuals will resort back to the first offence after 15 calendar days from their last offence
#m Roundabouts
1. All vehicles must give way to traffic on a roundabout.
2. It is unlawful to drive straight through a roundabout and operators
3. Citizens found in breach of #m Roundabouts can be charged:
1. In accordance with #d Minor Traffic Offenses clause (4)

#n Driving Bans
#n Driving Bans Citizens who are charged with any driving offense are subject to driving ban.
1. Vehicular manslaughter and similar charges 1.1 If citizens are charge 2 hours must be added to driving ban.
2. DUI / DWI 2.1 DUI and DWI charges are 1 Hour charges to be added to driving ban.
3. Minor Traffic Offenses – 1 Hour per charge 3.1 All charges that come under minor traffic offenses will have 1 Hour added to their ban time. 3.2 Minor Traffic Offenses can be multiplied.
4. Off-road driving 4.1 Repeater of charge will face impound of there vehicle and driving ban of 2 hours
5. Careless/Dangerous/Reckless Driving 5.1 These charges are 1 Hour only 1 per incident. Too be added to driving ban time.
6. Operating on an Airport Runway or Taxiway 6.1 Ranging from 30 minutes to 2 Hours.
Citizens found to be breaking the Driving ban law will be charged with failure to comply and face a fine of $10.000.

#l Operating on an Airport Runway or Taxiway, Subsections 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4
Changed out of date fines to match PD Computer

09/06/2018

Justification
[a] Use of Deadly/Lethal Force
1. The use of lethal force, is justifiable in order to protect yourself and those around you if there is an immediate and credible threat to life.
[b] Lesser of two evils
1. An offense is justifiable, if it is to avoid other danger(s) towards yourself and the public.
[c] Use of physical force in resisting arrest.
1. Whether the arrest is lawful or unlawful, a person may not use physical force to resist an arrest by a person who is known or reasonably appears to be a:
1. Law enforcement officer;
2. Citizen directed by a law enforcement officer to assist in effecting an arrest.

[d] Use of physical force to prevent escape from correctional facility or custody of a officer
1. The officer knows or reasonably should know that a prisoner is charged with or has been convicted of a crime, a officer is justified in using deadly physical force when and to the extent that the officer reasonably believes the use of deadly physical force is necessary to prevent the escape of a prisoner from:
1. A correctional facility;
2. Custody of a officer outside a correctional facility for any purpose.
[e] Attempting to protect persons during commission of a crime
1. No person is civilly liable for an action or omission intended to protect himself or herself or another from a personal injury during the commission of a crime .
1. Any actions of self-defense must be well founded and proven
1. For example, by way of video evidence or screenshot
Aviation Criminality
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[a] Licensing
1. In order to practice the piloting of aircraft, a person must have a pilot license.
2. If Citizens are found to be in breach of [a] Licensing, assuming they are not with a licensed flight instructor or on their DMV Pilot Test, they can be charged with:
1. Unlicensed Flying - $500 fine

[b] Height Restrictions
1. All flights must occur above 100 meters
1. With the exception of Emergency Helicopters/Planes
2. If Citizens are found to be in breach of [b] Height Restrictions they can be charged with:
1. 1st time: $ 2,500 fine
2. 2nd time: $5,000 fine and revocation of pilot license
3. 3rd time: $12,000 fine; revocation of pilot license and impound of your helicopter or other aircraft.

[c] No Fly Zones
1. The following places are considered no fly zones:
1. Jail
2. CLPD HQ
3. Westport Hospital
4. CLPD Restricted Zones
2. If Citizens are found to be in breach of [c] No Fly Zones they can be charged with:
1. 1st time: $ 2,500 fine
2. 2nd time: $5,000 fine and revocation of pilot license
3. 3rd time: $12,000 fine; revocation of pilot license and impound of your helicopter or other aircraft

[d] Landing Sites
1. You may not land within City Limits, including Car Storage points.
1. You can land at helipads within City Limits with CLPD/ATC Permission
2. Designated Airports are excluded

[e] Fail to follow ATC instructions.
1. While operating an aircraft all pilots must be on the approved ATC frequency.
Punishments for failing to do this are:
1. 1st time: $5,000 fine.
2. 2nd time: $10,000 fine.
3. 3rd time: $15,000 fine and revocation of pilot license and your aircraft will be impounded.
2. Failing to follow any lawful instructions from a ATC member:
While operating an aircraft failing to follow any lawful instructions from a ATC member.
Punishments for failing to do this are:
1. 1st time: $2,500 fine.
2. 2nd time: $5,000 fine .
3. 3rd time: $12,000 fine and revocation of pilot license and your aircraft will be impounded.
Judiciary and Judicial Procedure
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[a] Arrests
1. People may only be placed under arrest by Officers of the CLPD
1. Else considered hostage-taking
2. A person can be arrested
1. In accordance with a warrant issued by the CLPD or
2. Without a warrant, where a public offense is committed in his or her presence or where he or she has reasonable grounds for believing that the person arrested has committed an offense
[b] Procedure of Detainment
1. Officers will place a suspect in restraints
2. They will verbally inform them of their detainment; they will be taken to the CLPD HQ for questioning
3. If Officers decide to charge a suspect, they must be read their Miranda rights before a plea is entered.
[c] Private property
1. The CLPD may enter private property, assuming they have a reason to do so.
1. They may do so to discover, investigate, and effect the arrest of persons thereon violating any law to the same extent as if the person or persons were upon the public streets or highways.
2. They may do so to carry out a search warrant
[d] Reasonable Grounds to Search
1. The following are among the factors to be considered in determining if the officer has grounds to reasonably suspect:
1. The demeanor of the suspect
2. Any information from a third party, be they known or unknown
3. The person is on a plantation where it is suspected illegal narcotics are being grown
4. Overheard conversation which indicates possible illegal dealings
5. The apparent effort of the suspect to avoid identification or confrontation by a law enforcement officer
1. For example by way of balaclava or other facial obscurities
1. A person is within range of illegal dealings which have been perpetrated by an item and no suspect has already been identified
2. If a person is entering a CLPD Restricted Zone as per [1.H]
3. A suspect is suspected to have been involved in illegal activity
4. The person is dead and Officers must investigate their belongings, so as to ensure the safety of those around them as well as to build a profile of the person
2. Failure to notify a person that they will be searched, will result in the search being considered illegal and illegitimate.
[e] Authority of the Law
1. Any law enforcement officer in fresh pursuit of a person who is reasonably believed to have committed a crime or has committed or attempted to commit any criminal offense in the presence of the officer, or for whom the officer holds a warrant of arrest for a criminal offense, shall have the authority to pursue, arrest and hold in custody such person anywhere.
[f] Pleas
1. If a suspect pleads guilty to crimes, depending on the offences, the arresting officer could give a 0-10% reduction in time. 2. If the suspect asks to see evidence, during the normal process for detainment, If the evidence proves the guilt then the suspect will be subject to an extra 25% increase to all jailtime and fines. 3. Where a not guilty plea is entered and a sentence is above 10 hours the case will be passed to the judiciary [g] Search Warrants
1. A search warrant authorizes law enforcement officers to search
1. All cars owned by the subject
2. Any company storage owned by the subject, or of which the subject of the warrant is an identified member
3. Factories controlled by the subject
4. Houses owned by the subject
2. Screenshots of companies and factories MUST be provided 3. Non-compliance will afford the search team the right to use force to gain access to property 4. Non-compliance carries a further charge of Failure to Comply with Warrant
1. carries a 2 hour jail sentence and $10,000 fine
Parole
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Parole may only be requested after at least 50% of the total jail time has been served.
Failure to adhere to the conditions of parole will result in being returned to jail for the entire duration of their original jail time.
Parole A
Jail Time under 5 hours with no violent crimes
$10,000 per hour of parole requested paid to a CLPD officer
1:1 Parole to Jail Time ratio (2 hours of jail time remaining = 2 hours of parole)
Conditions of Parole A
Must be approved by a Justice or above
May not be found to be involved in committing or associated with any sort of crime that carries the penalty of jail time, or fines exceeding $1000 per offense (minor traffic offenses)
May not carry or purchase weapons or munitions for the duration of their parole
Parole B
Jail Time between 5 and 10 hours with no violent crimes
$20,000 per hour of parole requested paid to a CLPD officer
1.5:1 Parole to Jail Time ratio (2 hours of jail time remaining = 3 hours of parole)
Conditions of Parole B
Must be approved by a Honorable Justice or Above
May not be found to be involved in committing any sort of crime that carries the penalty of jailtime, or fines exceeding $1000 per offense (minor traffic offenses)
As part of the rehabilitation process, parolees under Parole B may not be found closely associating with individuals with open warrants for arrest, or felons recently released from prison (within the last 24 hours.)
May not carry or purchase weapons or munitions for the duration of their parole
Parole C
Jail time Exceeding 10 hours and/or Violent crimes with jail time totaling under two hours
$30,000 per hour of parole requested paid to a CLPD officer
2:1 Parole to Jail Time ratio (2 hours of jail time remaining = 4 hours of parole)
Conditions of Parole C
Must be approved by the Chief Justice
May not be found to be involved in committing any sort of crime that carries the penalty of jailtime, or fines exceeding $1000 per offense (minor traffic offenses)
As part of the rehabilitation process, parolees under Parole C may not be found closely associating with individuals with open warrants for arrest, or felons recently released from prison (within the last 24 hours.)
May not carry or purchase weapons or munitions for the duration of their parole
Conditions under which individuals are not eligible for parole
An individual has committed violent crimes (such as Murder, attempted murder, assault, or manslaughter) whose jail times, when added and calculated separately of other charges, amounts to more than two hours of jail time
An individual has broken parole within seven days of the beginning of the current jail sentence. ( For example, if someone breaks parole on Monday, then gets caught and released, then goes back to jail on Friday for an unrelated crime, then he will not be able to request parole for that sentence, even if he is still serving it on the following Tuesday)
Rights
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As a Citizen of City Life RPG, you have the right to:
[a] Religion

1. All citizens shall have the right to religion.
2. No law shall prohibit religious freedoms, unless
2.1 said practice endangers citizens
2.2 said practice infringes on the rights of another citizen
[b] Freedom of Speech
1. All citizens have the right to freedom of speech
1.1 Defined as the right of people to express their opinions publicly without interference
1.2 Unless said opinion violates other acts of law
[c] Free Press

1. The press are rightfully allowed to report on the news
2. In order for this right to be exercised legitimately, the press must:
2.1 follow the direction of law enforcement
2.2 Understand that during an incident, it is at the discretion of the editor to effectively sensor broadcasts.
2.3 Law enforcement reserve the right to issue a Disclosure Notice. This must be followed.
2.4 A Disclosure Notice is defined as a government (CLPD) notice issued to news editors requiring them not to publicize certain information for reasons OF security and integrity of operations.
[d] Protest

1. Citizens have the right to peacefully assemble and protest.
1.1 No special permission or permits are required
2. Law enforcement reserve the right to disperse protests if:
2.1 They become unlawful
2.2 They become violent
2.3 They become unruly

[e] Bear Arms

1. Assuming other laws are correctly followed, citizens have the right to bear arms.
[f] Security

1. Citizens have the right to be secure, in way of freedom from unreasonable searches and seizures
1.1 Reasonable searches are defined as searches which have probable cause - as outlined in The Justification Act.
1.2 Reasonable seizure is the seizure of illegal items
1.3 The illegality of items is classified in The Explosives, Firearms and Munitions Act - subsection [c] and The Narcotics and Narcotics Criminality Act
2. Evidence of probable cause is required and should be presented if requested
[g] Legitimate Police Action

1. Upon detention, citizens have the right to be informed the reason of your detention
2. Citizens have the right to be informed of their Miranda Rights ([h]), prior to the disclosure of charges and before entering a plea
2.1 If the CLPD fail to do so, the arrest will be considered illegitimate and all charges will be dropped.
2.3 Any warrants open at the time of your arrest must be voided.
3. Citizens may be detained for up to an (1) hour until they must be either charged or released
3.1 If a citizen is released, all police action and warrants must be dropped and voided respectively.
4. If a suspect has served their jailtime in detention prior to incarceration, once processing is complete, they should be released as if they have completed their jail sentence 5. If jailtime is partially served in detention prior to incarceration, it is at the discretion of the officer if time in detention is deducted from the person's final time 6. If a suspect requests evidence to prove guilt or accusation it should be provided. Failure to do so should nullify any guilt or accusation
Miranda Rights

1. The Miranda Rights should be read as follows:
1.1 "You are now under arrest. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say or do can and will be used against you. You have the right to request legal action through the court if you question this arrest. If you do not exercise this right within 24 hours, you cannot question this arrest in the future. Do you understand these rights as they have been read to you?"
Covering of the face

1.Citizens have the right to cover their faces with any kind of mask or hat.
1.1 If a citizens commits a crime or traffic violation, an officer of the CLPD can request to have the face cover removed
1.2 Citizens are not allowed to hide their identity by mask or hat inside City Limits. If they fail to follow this law they will be charged with disorderly conduct.
1.3 If a citizen refuses to remove his mask he will be charged with failure to comply.