might be a bit hard to monitor unless they code it so the arbiter can judge a person from a distance (n/t)

might be a bit hard to monitor unless they code it so the arbiter can judge a person from a distance (n/t):
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Posted by Arolin on July 7, 2000 at 20:25:07:

In Reply to: Oops. Almost forgot. posted by Proud Blade(VIP) on July 7, 2000 at 19:39:28:

> The laws would have to be categorized a bit- guidelines would be present for what crimes get what flags, although the Arbiter's judgement can be used if the case is exceptional.

> Example: First-time thieves would almost certainly be [FINED], as would people who accidentally wander into the Arbiter cabal. A hardened criminal who has been caught stealing several times might get [MONITORED] or [BANISHED] for the same theft. Most murder attempts would get [WANTED] right away. However, someone who counterattacks someone who has been attacking them might get off with a [MONITORED] if their record was otherwise clean. That trannie who slowed an untrusting groupmate might get [FINED] or nothing, depending on how important intent is these days.

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Comments:	> > The laws would have to be categorized a bit- guidelines would be present for what crimes get what flags, although the Arbiter's judgement can be used if the case is exceptional. > > Example: First-time thieves would almost certainly be [FINED], as would people who accidentally wander into the Arbiter cabal. A hardened criminal who has been caught stealing several times might get [MONITORED] or [BANISHED] for the same theft. Most murder attempts would get [WANTED] right away. However, someone who counterattacks someone who has been attacking them might get off with a [MONITORED] if their record was otherwise clean. That trannie who slowed an untrusting groupmate might get [FINED] or nothing, depending on how important intent is these days.

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