Section 2, Sentencing Rules
From New Shropshire National Archives
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- Sentences shall be calculated on a points system:
- Judges should rate each of the following on a scale from 1 to 10, with 10 being the worst:
- Harm caused by the Offence;
- Intentions behind the Offence;
- Need for the public to be protected from the Convict;
- Remorse shown by the Convict;
- Judges should rate each of the following on a scale from 1 to 5, with 5 being the worst:
- Conduct of the Convict in court;
- Potential for reoffending;
- Judges should then total their ratings;
- Totals above 43 shall result in a Category A Sentence;
- Totals above 30 shall result in a Category B Sentence;
- Totals below 31 shall result in a Category C Sentence;
- The following shall be equivalent, with regards to Sentences:
- One week of Custody within a star region;
- One day of Custody within a star system;
- A Fine of 1,000,000 Units;
- One month of Restriction from a star region;
- One week of Restriction from a star system;
- The Sentencing Categories shall be limited as follows:
- Category C Sentences shall have a maximum of one week of Custody within a star region, or equivalent;
- Category B Sentences shall have a minimum of one week of Custody within a star region, or equivalent, and a maximum of fives weeks of Custody within a star region, or equivalent;
- Category A Sentences shall have a minimum of five weeks of Custody within a star region, or equivalent, and no maximum;
- Judges should rate each of the following on a scale from 1 to 10, with 10 being the worst: