Judicial Act [A.J. 4] [Passed] Criminal Code Amendment (February 2019)

[McChimp]

A motion and a second have been received for the Criminal Code Amendment (February 2019). It requires a 50%+1 majority to pass. Citizens may vote "Aye" or "For," "Nay" or "Against," or "Abstain" or "Present."

The timing allotted for this vote is five days. Voting will end on Thursday the 7th of February at 16:53 EST.

The discussion thread is here.

Criminal Code Amendment (February 2019)

Proposed By: McChimp​

Preamble

This amendment of the Criminal Code Act (September 2018) criminalises opposition of wartime operations and incitement to commit a crime.

Section 1. Amendment of Section One

(1) Section one shall be amended to read:

(1) Any person who engages in conduct with the intention of: a. illegally removing or altering the Mandate, the Government or the Delegate, b. levying war or preparing to levy war against Lazarus, c. taking up arms against Lazarene operations conducted in the defence of allied regions d. taking up arms against Lazarene operations conducted within regions with which we are at war e. taking up arms against Lazarene operations conducted within allies or protectorates of regions with which we are at war that have been sanctioned by a resolution of the Assembly in accordance with Section 2 Subsection 4 of the Charter of the Lazarene Regional Guard (December 2018) shall be guilty of treason.

Section 2. Amendment of Section Eleven

(1) Section eleven shall be amended to read:

(1) Any person who prepares, incites another or plans to commit an offence enumerated herein, shall be guilty of conspiracy to commit that offence.

 

[McChimp]

Aye

 

[Wymondham]

Aye

 

[Ryccia]

Aye

 

[Killer Kitty]

Present.

 

[Roavin]

Aye

 

[Eldarion]

Aye

 

[Aflana]

Aye

 

[Lukatonia]

Aye

 

[Wycliffe]

Aye

 

[Amerion]

Aye.

 

[Legalist Zombal]

Aye

 

[McChimp]

With ten votes Aye, no votes Nay and one vote Abstain, the Criminal Code Amendment (February 2019) has passed with 100% for and 0% against.

This law will now be presented to the Delegate for approval.