Coyote Creek's Law's
Coyote Creek State's Laws do uphold the Bill of Rights. The specifics are laid out at the bottom of this page.
Contents:
Class A Felonies
Class A Felonies are considered some of the more egregious of crimes. A criminal partaking in more than several of these crimes in a short space of time should be aware that a capture may result in meeting the hangman's noose quicker than they might expect.
Evasion of such crimes would lead to a bounty being in place. The reward is for the Sheriffs to decide.
Crime | Description | Fine | Jail Time |
|---|---|---|---|
Battery with a Deadly Weapon | The use of a weapon to cause harm to others. | $480 | 800 |
Production of Contraband | Found producing contraband items (see contraband list) | $480 | 800 |
Horse Theft/Wagon Theft | The act of stealing horses, wagons, carts, forcing the owner to become stranded | $480 | 800 |
Arson | Intentionally setting fire to a structure, cart, wagon or boat. | $480 | 800 |
Murder | The intentional killing of another person | $480 | 800 |
Kidnapping | Taking someone against their will | $480 | 800 |
Bank Robbery | Robbing a bank, risking the welfare of the local populace. | $480 | 800 |
Corruption | Dishonest conduct of Law, Doctor or Government officials. Including the accepting of bribes, intimidation, abuse of power | $480 | 800 |
Class B Felonies
Class B Felonies are considered serious acts of crime. They carry a fine, and jail time to match, and those evading law will find a bounty set on them for capture.
Crime | Description | Fine | Jail Time |
|---|---|---|---|
Vandalism | The destruction of property, private or public | $240 | 500 |
Evading Arrest | The act of evading capture of crimes committed | $240 | 500 |
Battery | Physical harm with no weapon | $240 | 500 |
Robbery | Forceful action of taking property unlawfully | $240 | 500 |
Possession of Contraband | Found in possession of contraband items (see contraband list) | $240 | 500 |
Cattle Rustling | Stealing or harming of someone else's cattle. | $240 | 500 |
Desecration of a Grave/Burial Site | Desecrating a grave with malice intent, including robbery | $240 | 500 |
Manslaughter | The accidental killing of another person | $240 | 500 |
Class C Felonies
Class C Felonies are for more minor crimes. Many of these reside around a more immediate capture, with no attempt to evade arrest. The crimes are still of a serious nature to warrant a fine and jail time, but not a bounty.
Crime | Description | Fine | Jail Time |
|---|---|---|---|
Obstruction of Justice | Impeding the administration of a local official | $120 | 200 |
Brandishing Firearms | The flourishing of your weapon in public | $120 | 200 |
Burglary | The illegal entry of a building with intent to cause further crime | $120 | 200 |
Tresspassing | The intrusion upon private property | $120 | 200 |
Assault | Verbal threat of comiting actionable harm | $120 | 200 |
False Imprisonment | Using Lasso to restrain someone unlawfully in a public space | $120 | 200 |
Impersonation | Intentionally assuming the identity of another person or official | $120 | 200 |
Failure to Comply | Failure to adhere to a request made by law. | $120 | 200 |
Misdemeanor Offences
Misdemeanor Offences are minor crimes. Fines are incorporated and community service would be encouraged over time in a cell. Public shaming is also an alternative option to the law to help as a deterrent.
Crime | Description | Fine | Jail Time |
|---|---|---|---|
Growing Contraband | The growing of illegal substances, resulting in the burning of crops and fine. | $60 | 25 |
Disorderly Conduct | Disruptive behaviour that causes disturbance among a public space | $60 | 25 |
Public Indecency | Expsoure with intent of causing distress or alarm | $60 | 25 |
Public Intoxication | Causing disturbance through intoxication and being unable to look after themselves | $60 | 25 |
Harassment | Aggressive pressure or intimidation of person/s | $60 | 25 |
Negligence | Knowingly leaving your dependents unattended. | $60 | 25 |
Animal Cruelty | Knowingly causing needless harm to animals owned by yourself or others. | $60 | 25 |
Speeding | Riding your horse or wagon at speed through populated areas. | $60 | 25 |
Vigilantism | Enfocing the law without the authority to do so. | $60 | 25 |
Unlicensed Profession | Performing a profession without its respective license where required, or failure to produce license upon request | $60 | 25 |
Bill of Rights
Charter of Liberties of the State of Coyote Creek
We, the people of Coyote Creek, do hereby incorporate this Charter of Liberties to secure the rights and freedoms of all individuals within the boundaries of our state, ensuring justice, equality, and the protection of fundamental rights.
Article I - Freedom of Speech and Religion: The right of individuals to express their opinions freely and practice their chosen religion, shall not be infringed.
Article II - Right to Bear Arms: The right of the people to keep and bear arms for self-defense and the defense of the state shall not be infringed.
Article III - Prohibition of Quartering of Soldiers: No soldier shall, in times of peace, be quartered in any house without the consent of the owner, nor in times of war, but in a manner prescribed by law.
Article IV - Prohibition of Unreasonable Searches and Seizures: The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects against unreasonable searches and seizures shall not be violated.
Article V - Protection from Excessive Bail and Cruel Punishment: No person shall be compelled to answer for a serious crime without evidence, nor shall excessive bail be demanded, nor cruel and unusual punishments be inflicted.
Article VI - Right to Vote for All Citizens: The right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the state on account of race, color, sex, or previous condition of servitude.
Article VII - Reserved Powers of the States: The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states respectively, or to the people.
Article VIII - Prohibition of Slavery: Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime, shall exist within this state.
Article IX - Right to Equal Protection of the Laws: No state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States, nor shall any state deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law.
Article X - Prohibition of Intoxicating Liquors: The manufacture, sale, or transportation of intoxicating liquors within, the importation thereof into, or the exportation thereof from the United States and all territory subject to the jurisdiction thereof for beverage purposes is hereby prohibited.
Contraband
The Following list of items are classed as contraband and will result in the above laws being enforced dependent on circumstance such as transportation, growing, trading etc:
Moonshine Pot - Doubler & Condenser - Moonshine Still - Fools Gold - Lockpick - Wagon Lockpicks - Heroin - Cocaine - Hashish - Marijuana Leaves - Marijuana Bud - Joint - Bag of Cocaine - Bag of Shrooms - Bag of Marijuana, Cocaine Brick, Weed Brick, Hashish Brick, TNT Bundle
As well as the growing of any source plants of drugs or Moonshine stills in production, which can be dismantled by Law enforcement