This list contains all misdemeanorsthat are sanctioned with fines in UEE controlled space.
Misdemeanors[]
Offense | Explanation | Fine |
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Battery (First degree) | Intentionally applying physical force to another being such that it causes bodily harm up to or past the point of rendering them unconscious. | ? |
Battery (Second degree) | Intentionally applying physical force to another being without that person's consent. | ? |
Failure to comply | Failure to comply with requests or commands of security personnel in the lawful discharge of their duties. | ? |
Possession of stolen class A controlled substance | Intentionally carrying or stowing inside a vehicle they are operating, a material that has been deemed a 'Class A Controlled Substance' by the UEE and / or the local municipally. | ? |
Possession of stolen class B controlled substance | Intentionally carrying or stowing inside a vehicle they are operating, a material that has been deemed a 'Class B Controlled Substance' by the UEE and / or the local municipally. | ? |
Possession of stolen class C controlled substance | Intentionally carrying or stowing inside a vehicle they are operating, a material that has been deemed a 'Class C Controlled Substance' by the UEE and / or the local municipally. | ? |
Possession of prohibited goods | Intentionally carrying, or stowing inside a vehicle they are operating, an item that has been deemed a 'prohibited good' by the UEE and / or the local municipally. | ? |
Possession of stolen property | Intentionally carrying, or stowing inside a vehicle they are operating, an item that is known, or can be reasonably suspected, to be stolen. | ? |
Trafficking of class A controlled substance | Possessing significant quantities (in excess of .125 SCU) of materials that has been deemed a 'Class A Controlled Substance' by the UEE and / or the local municipally with the clear intent to traffick, sell, or distribute said materials. | ? |
Trafficking of class B controlled substance | Possessing significant quantities (in excess of .125 SCU) of materials that has been deemed a 'Class B Controlled Substance' by the UEE and / or the local municipally with the clear intent to traffick, sell, or distribute said materials. | ? |
Trafficking of stolen property | Possessing significant quantities (in excess of 1 SCU) of items that are known, or can be reasonably suspected, to be stolen with a clear intend to traffick, sell, or distribute said stolen property. | ? |
Trespassing (Second degree) | Willfully entering and remaining on private or public property that they do not own nor have they been granted permission from the owner. | ? |
Unauthorized interdicition | The illegal usage of a non-destructive device to interfere with a privately or publicly owned vehicle's ability to function or travel, such as, but not limited to, Quantum Enforcement Devices. | ? |
Vehicular collision | The collision of two or more vehicles attributed to the negligent operation of one of the involved vehicles by a being demonstrating a willful or wanton disregard for safety. |
Prohibited goods[]
Items, goods or materials declared illegal by a jurisdiction and / or UEE.
Class A controlled substances[]
Possession or trafficking of any class A controlled substance is illegal in UEE territory.
Class B controlled substances[]
Class B controlled substances are declared illegal to traffick or posses by local jurisdiction.
Class C controlled substances[]
Class C controlled substances are declared illegal to traffick but legal to posses by local jurisdiction.
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