Blackstone Code

In the Commonwealth, if a criminal is sentenced to more than ten years in prison, it means that he is a serious prisoner.

They must be held in special prisons dedicated to detaining serious prisoners.

If someone is more than fifty years old, then there is no hope of going out in this life. They will spend their entire lives in prison.

In the federal judicial system, imprisonment has no upper limit, and it does not have an exact upper limit that can be reached.

For example, for one hundred years, it is clear that this person should be sentenced to one hundred and twenty years, and in the end he is only sentenced to one hundred years, because this is the upper limit.

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There is no such saying, so some people in the Federation may have a sentence of hundreds or even thousands of years.

As for why they did not betray the death penalty, it may be because the jury or judges thought that although their crimes were serious, they would not kill them, so they would be given an exaggerated sentence.

Of course, if they have money, it’s okay. It’s obviously a death sentence. They are sentenced to a long-term imprisonment, and then they are transferred to a private prison with a separate room, a bathtub, a TV, and they can order meals. They can also call on the phone every Thursday to serve their sentence.

Ten years, and fifteen years, are actually not much different.

Judging from what is happening in Nagalil now, many people meet the standards for execution.

Someone asked softly after being silent, "Will it be too heavy? We will end many people's lives because of this."

The justice’s rebuttal was quick and powerful, “but therefore we have saved more people’s lives and their property. In a chaotic society, we should advocate the use of strict sentencing standards.”

"Only by increasing the cost of crime, can we reduce the incidence of crime from the root cause!"

There is indeed no problem with this statement. Someone once did a social experiment with monkeys and set very strict standards for implementation.

Soon after some monkeys were punished, other unpunished monkeys also began to comply with this standard, and no one offended it.

Even if a new monkey enters this society, they will be warned by other monkeys, thereby reducing the probability of "crime".

Human society is the same, even more advanced.

When people find that grabbing a dollar may be sentenced to death, but it only takes a day to earn a dollar.

They will work as hard as possible to make money, instead of trading their lives for a dollar.

A judge went on to say, "So we need flexible sentencing standards, from simple punishment to death penalty."

Another judge has already started work. He smiled and said, "That's why we are here. We are good at this."

Starting from this day, the palace will announce the progress of the newly revised laws every day, very quickly.

Because what was compiled first is a provisional code, it is only a large framework, and more detailed content requires more detailed work, which may take several years to complete slowly.

Note that it is completion, not perfection.

The law can never be "perfect", because society is always progressing, and it will always slow society a step, and there is still room for modification.

One hundred years ago the theft of a dollar in the Federation ended up being hanged, but now... the theft of less than ten dollars in some areas is not even a crime!

As long as you can explain that you need these things, then it is not a crime!

Well, sometimes, in order to cater to the local people, politicians in some places really don't need a lower limit, but this also illustrates the flexibility of the law.

Every day, new bills are confirmed, and federal judicial workers rely on their excellent "experience" to quickly complete various tasks.

Perhaps this is why the Nagalil people need the help of the Federation!

However, some problems in society have not stabilized with the imminent birth of the first code of the new federation of Nagalil.

People here are used to the habit of making mistakes, impunity for minor crimes, and less punishment for major crimes.

For them, crime is like a way of life, as if their camp was ransacked by the locals as soon as Nell came here, and they didn't even leave a piece of iron.

Everything that could be sold for money or had a little value was robbed.

Is this a crime?

This is obviously a crime, but no one thinks it is a crime.

It’s just "picking up something on the side of the road" and not returning it back. Can this be considered a crime?

This intangible understanding of the law and crime is at the core of the problems that always arise in Nagalil society.

They do not respect the law and do not distinguish right from wrong.

Even the young disciples of Akumari led a group of people to impact the local communities where foreigners live.

Although they did not kill anyone as they did before, many foreigners were injured, even severely injured.

Their property has also been looted, and relevant photos and materials are constantly being released to the public.

Once again, people have seen the terrible damage to this social order caused by such raging and angry public grievances, and they have also seen a hurdle that must be overcome in the current social development.

The rulers cannot decide everything, nor can the rich have the final say.

The riots and even turmoil caused by the sudden fall of the spiritual pillar of Akumali have continued.

"Boom!"

The glass of the shop on the roadside was broken, and glass ballast was splashing everywhere. Outside the glass showcase, a group of young Nagalil people with red eyes swept the glass clean with wooden sticks with branches.

Then they rushed in, and as long as it was what they wanted, they would put it in a backpack or pocket they carried.

A seventeen-year-old boy named Aken was also one of them. At first he just watched, but after he tried to grab a backpack, he couldn't control it anymore.

If no one smashes the glass, he smashes it himself!

If no one goes to rob the store, he will take the lead.

In just one week, he has become very rich, grabbing a lot of valuable things, daily necessities, and even money.

This time, his goal is still the money box.

He put the bag on his head, and the first one rushed in, and then the people outside the shop window were swept into the shop like a flood from a bank.

Akon was lucky and rushed into the counter first. He grabbed what looked like a money box and stuffed it into his backpack.

Immediately behind, someone reached out to pull his backpack, and someone grabbed his clothes to prevent him from leaving.

Everyone knows that if he puts it in a money box, there must be money in it.

Money...With the arrival of the federal people, people began to pay attention to it and longed for its existence.

Money is like a omnipotent thing, a masterpiece of the gods, because it can be exchanged for anything people want here.

love?

healthy?

houses?

delicacy?

Or whatever!

There is no time when the people of Nagalil need money more than they do now, and their desire for money is stronger!

The young people struggled to get into the crowd. There were too many people. In the blink of an eye, there was nothing left in the shop.

He glanced at the second floor. Some people were destroying the iron gate leading to the second floor with a hammer or something they carried with them.

Outside the shop, some people were throwing stones towards the second floor, and a man's scream was heard over their heads.

Aken hesitated, he quickly left here, he had already grabbed a money box, there was no need to continue wasting time.

After he opened the money box, he would consider whether to continue.

He left the shop empty-handed. The people outside did not care about him. People were looting the goods in the shop.

He ran back to his home and used the looted tool to pry open the money box.

There were more than sixty dollars in it. He hid the money and threw the money box away.

This kind of life has been going on for several days, and the family members are not so strange that he can keep getting money back, or some things.

Nagalil people are very receptive. They don't tell their children or family members "don't commit crimes." They just think...you can get things home. That's your ability. There's nothing to say.

Aken went to the streets again, and there were fewer and fewer places in the city for everyone to rob, and maybe this good day would be over soon.

This time, he went to a more prosperous place, and when passing a shop, he was attracted by the TV in the window.

This is the core area of ​​the city. The security forces are obviously strong, and there are police wandering on the side of the road.

There are many people on the street, and some of them are ready to do it. They just lack a "leader" now.

Looking at the TV in the window, Aken suddenly felt that there was just one such TV missing in his home. If it could be put in his own home, then his family would not be so boring every night.

He went around a few times, and he couldn't find a brick in this **** place.

He had to go further, found a brick, and walked around again.

I don't know if the riots on the periphery of the city are spreading into the city. There are more and more pedestrians on the street, and the police seem to be very nervous and sensitive.

He just went around twice outside the shop selling electrical products, and UU Read www.uukanshu.com was questioned by the police several times.

Just when he was about to wait until dark to do it again, suddenly there was the sound of glass being smashed in the distance, and the police were immediately attracted to him.

It's like a black hole there, attracting everyone!

Aken didn't go, he just stood there, waiting for the police to get a little further away, he took out the rock in his backpack and threw it to the window!

In the evening, when he came back from outside with a TV on his back, the whole family greeted him with some surprise.

He was lucky and grabbed one. Maybe he was quick to do it, so he was able to bring things back!

The simple, simple and dusty face is full of innocent and kind smiles. His father messed up his hair, his sister circled around him, and his mother was wiping the TV. He felt that this was the life for the family!

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