FEDERAL LAW 10-2013 - ON THE CRIMINAL LAW OF THE DAIKOKU FEDERATION ARTICLE 1. The criminal law of the Daikoku Federation shall be applied to:
(1) crimes committed by Daikoku citizens within the territory of the Daikoku Federation, (2) crimes committed by Daikoku citizens in vehicles occupied or used by Daikoku citizens, or registered to the Daikoku Federation, (3) crimes committed by Daikoku citizens in foreign countries, (4) crimes committed by foreigners against the Daikoku Federation and its citizens, (5) and, attempted crimes with the circumstances of Article 1.1, Article 1.2, Article 1.3, and Article 1.4. ARTICLE 2. Act No. 3815 of the Republic of the Philippines and its appendices are incorporated into the criminal code of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 3. Act No. 3815 of the Republic of the Philippines shall be applied into the judicial system in the Daikoku Federation if the Federal Court of the Daikoku Federation has decided that the crime is severe enough to be punishable under the judicial system of the Republic of the Philippines, with the consent of the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 4. In the case that an act is wrongful but does not violate the existing laws in the Daikoku Federation and does not fall under the provisions of this criminal law, the Federal Court of the Daikoku Federation may conduct a trial, with a report being sent to the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 5. Criminal responsibility is present in a person committing, attempting, conspiring or planning a wrongful act that causes offense to life, property, and the existing laws of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 6. Criminal responsibility is not present in a person acting in rightful defense of his life and rights and this extends to the life and rights of his family members and strangers, provided that the defender is not doing the act for revenge. It is also not present in a person not acting against another evil for fear of offenses, and persons acting under the mandate of law. ARTICLE 7. Criminal responsibility is exempted to people proven to be insane, and to people acting under uncontrollable fear or force. ARTICLE 8. Criminal responsibility can be mitigated through the circumstances of illness, unintentional execution of wrongful act, or provocation on the part of the offender that caused him to commit the wrongful act. ARTICLE 9. Criminal responsibility is increased through the circumstances of taking advantage of government positions, acting through abuse of trust, committing crime in government offices and in public places, committing crime during night time, using of arms to aid in committing crime, committed crime after serving sentence for previous crime, committing crime while under trial, committing crime during time of national emergency, committing crime using vehicles, committing crime through destruction of properties, and committing crime through deception. ARTICLE 10. Criminal responsibility is increased if person is the primary executor of wrongful act, while it is decreased if person acts as an assistant to the primary executor, and removed if person unknowingly or unwillingly assists in the execution of wrongful act. ARTICLE 11. The punishment for crimes committed in the Daikoku Federation are the following, with more severe punishment listed first: (1) removal of Daikoku citizenship and surrender of offender to the Republic of the Philippines to crimes committed against the Daikoku Federation or to its citizens with severe damage to life and property which the Daikoku Federation is unable to contain, (2) removal of Daikoku citizenship to crimes committed against the Daikoku Federation or to its citizens which the Daikoku Federation is able to contain, (3) permanent loss of citizen rights to crimes committed that are severe but with minimal or potential damage to life and property, (4) temporary loss of citizen rights to crimes committed in violation to interests of society, (5) fines to crimes committed not necessarily in violation to interests of society, (6) and education, if crime committed is only minor. ARTICLE 12. The Daikoku Federation can confiscate properties as a form of punishment for crimes committed. ARTICLE 13. Punishments are mitigated or removed through: (1) good behavior during the course of punishment, (2) new laws that mitigates or removes criminality of previously wrong act, (3) and, through pardon by the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 14. In the case that the Federal Court of the Daikoku Federation founds a person guilty of a crime that he did not commit or given a more severe punishment than provided by this law, the Daikoku Federation shall give rightful compensation to the person. ARTICLE 15. In the case that a person only attempted to commit a crime, the crime that he had committed in relation to his attempt is subject to punishment. ARTICLE 16. In the case that a person has been guilty with several crimes, punishment for the most severe crime is to be given. ARTICLE 17. Punishment given to assistants to the crime is at most two degrees and at least one degree lower than the punishment of primary executor. ARTICLE 18. Daikoku citizens who have committed a crime in a foreign country is subject to the criminal law of that foreign country under the consent of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 19. Foreigners who have committed a crime in the Daikoku Federation are to be deported. ARTICLE 20. The following are crimes against the national security of the Daikoku Federation: (1) treason against the Daikoku Federation, (2) espionage against the Daikoku Federation, (3) attempting on the life of a politician or public figure in the Daikoku Federation, (4) sabotage of assets of the Daikoku Federation, (5) incitement of war against another foreign country or between constituent states of the Daikoku Federation, (6) violation of neutrality of the Daikoku Federation, (7) and, working for hostile countries or organizations. ARTICLE 21. The following are crimes against the rule of law in the Daikoku Federation: (1) arbitrary arrest, (2) delay in judicial process, (3) illegal removal of Daikoku citizenship, (4) violation of residence, (5) disruption of lawful assembly, (6) discrimination against religious activities or beliefs, (7) rebellion or insurgency against the Daikoku Federation, (8) coup d’etat against the Daikoku Federation, (9) sedition against the Daikoku Federation, (10) slander against the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation, (11) disturbance of government proceedings, (12) illegal assemblies and organizations, (13) assault, resistance or disobedience to persons of authority in the Daikoku Federation, (14) public disturbances, (15) unlawful use of publications or unlawful expression, (16) evasion of sentence, (17) commission of crime during time serving sentence, (18) counterfeiting, forging, destroying or stealing of documents of the Daikoku Federation and other documents such as certificates and merits, (19) usurpation of government power in the Daikoku Federation, (20) public use of fictitious name to evade judicial process, (21) illegal use of documents of the Daikoku Federation, (22) false testimony in trials, (23) fraud in commerce, industry and trading, (24) unfair economic competition, (25) scandalous conduct, (26) immoral doctrines, publications, and media, (27) intentional rendering of unjust judgment, (28) negligent rendering of judgment, (29) intentional delay of judicial process, (30) betrayal of trust in trial, (31) bribing of government officials in the Daikoku Federation, (32) fraudulent transactions, (33) illegal use of government funds of the Daikoku Federation, (34) failure to report on the use of government funds of the Daikoku Federation, (35) negligence in official duty in the government of the Daikoku Federation, (36) disobedience to order from government of the Daikoku Federation, (37) maltreatment of criminals, (38) refusal to exercise official duties in the government of the Daikoku Federation, (39) assuming government office in the Daikoku Federation without mandate, (40) exercising official duties in the government of the Daikoku Federation beyond mandated term, (41) abandonment of official duties in the government of the Daikoku Federation, (42) unlawful appointments to government offices in the Daikoku Federation, (43) crimes against life in all forms, (44) crimes against rights of persons in all forms, (45) crimes against security of persons in all forms, (46) crimes against property in all forms, (47) crimes against chastity in all forms, (48) crimes against civil status of persons in all forms, (49) and, crimes against honor of persons in all forms.
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FEDERAL LAW 09-2013 - ON THE AMENDMENT OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE PRINCIPALITY OF TREISIA (TREISIA LAW 02-2013) ARTICLE 1. The text of Article 41 of Federal Law 06-2013 is revised to:
"The Council of Ministers is the highest legislative and representative body and the governing body of the Principality of Treisia." ARTICLE 2. The text of Article 42 of Federal Law 06-2013 is revised to: "The Council of Ministers is composed of five seats which are filled through elections, which are held synchronously with elections to the Federal Assembly or when the Council of Ministers had approved a constituent law calling for elections to fill seats in the Council of Ministers." ARTICLE 3. The text of Article 43 of Federal Law 06-2013 is revised to: "Article 41 and 83 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation determines those eligible to become deputies to the Council of Ministers and their office term." ARTICLE 4. The text of Article 44 of Federal Law 06-2013 is revised to: "The Council of Ministers shall vote two of its deputies that will represent the Principality of Treisia in the Federal Assembly." FEDERAL LAW 08-2013 - ON THE FEDERAL DEFENSE FORCE OF THE DAIKOKU FEDERATION ARTICLE 1. The Federal Defense Force is the armed forces of the Daikoku Federation.
ARTICLE 2. The Federal Defense Force is tasked with the defense of the interests, sovereignty and territories of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 3. All citizens of the Daikoku Federation are active personnel of the Federal Defense Force, with exception applied to those who are currently in profession or who refuse military service due to moral reasons. ARTICLE 4. In times of general mobilization, the Federal Defense Force has the right to use all public and private assets of the country for national defense. ARTICLE 5. The Federal Defense Force is commanded by the Supreme Command, consisting of the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation. It is responsible for the deployment of the Federal Defense Force, the appointment of personnel to military offices and promotion or demotion of personnel. ARTICLE 6. The Federal Defense Force is handled by the Ministry of Defense and by the Defense Commission, consisting of all personnel with the rank of General. These are responsible for advising the Supreme Command in all matters related to national defense and military operations. ARTICLE 7. The Federal Defense Force is composed of the following military sub-commands:
ARTICLE 8. The Federal Defense Force is composed of the following military units:
ARTICLE 9. The ranking of personnel of the Federal Defense Forces is as follows, from highest to lowest:
ARTICLE 10. Decree 28-2013 “On the establishment of the Federal Defense Force of the Daikoku Federation” is repealed. |