THE FIVE DECREES
1. No single party shall have totalitarian rule over others
– If one party can determine what others may think or believe to the extent that they would have no individual rights. It must be explicit that if there is a minority group, they should be the last people to influence power. The majority must be in power so long they do not abuse the privilege of that power and do not violate any Decrees; the majority must also not oppress and mistreat a single minority.
2. Persecution of thought will not be tolerated
– If there is a difference in belief, religion, or philosophy, one group or sect cannot take justice upon itself and harass the other in an unlawfully discriminatory, violent, or oppressive nature. Violence, unjust discrimination, or destruction of property over anything will be seen as criminal case. Murders will be given lift imprisonment, multiple time killers executed, and other offenders’ time in prison determined by civilian review.
3. Violations will be reviewed before punishment
– If there were a dispute between two parties where the claim of the other would break a Decree, evidence along with actions will be reviewed carefully and fairly before punishment or penalty be determined upon defendant. Each party was their right to defend themselves in a tame way, in court, to the best of their abilities, to be then reviewed civilian body.
4. Corruption of any form on Lower or Executive levels will not be tolerated
– Bribery of any kind to allow Violation of any Decree shall be treated as an offense and seen by a civilian body. If the defendant is found guilty of such scandalous actions that were found corrupt, business owner, politician, or said official will be revoked of any and all power, impeached, and/or censured.
5. Mentally ill Violators will be met with especial treatment upon case to case basing
– If offender should commit a crime with reason that is beyond their control, they shall be met with special orders. Unstable non-offenders shall be given social treatment in government facilities. Based on improvement, or not, they will treated longer or released on guardian’s or monitor’s consent. Offenders shall be met with evaluation to determine if they are truly unstable or a violator. If violator, refer to Decree 3; if unstable, they will be treated at government facilities and kept there until dramatic improvement is seen where the will be evaluated to see if release is appropriate.