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| 26 Jul 2017 04:13 PM |
54rd#############S. Congress
WHEREAS; The purpose of this bill is to define the term Federal Prisoner.
Section 1. Short Title; Effective Date; This bill shall be cited “Federal Prison Act of 2017” or “Federal Prison Act” This bill shall take effect immediately upon enactment.
Section 2. Federal Prisoner; A Federal Prisoner is an individual ranked “Federal Prisoner” within “[USA]The United States of America.” (group-id = 758071) A Federal Prisoner may not: i) be allowed to hold any job or occupation, including but not limited to government jobs, private companies, or the united states armed forces. ii) be arrested for Arrest on Sight.
Section 3. Notes and Interpretation; Federal Prisoners will not be allowed to hold any jobs within NUSA. When being sentenced, it is recommended that an individual has an AOS time period in which he will be marked as AOS in the warrant database in addition to a Federal Prison time period.
Signed, Senate Minority Leader, football4life2 |
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Whazzi
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| 26 Jul 2017 04:32 PM |
Signed,
Whazzi Director of National Intelligence
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Bakerley
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| 26 Jul 2017 04:36 PM |
This is silly.
There is no mechanism for enforcing the ban-all-jobs rule, and if you think private companies are going to dismiss high-ranking officials for going to prison for graffiti, then I'm afraid your head's in the clouds.
Furthermore, Federal Prisoners are supposed to be arrested when joining a game. *They're prisoners*. The length of time served as Arrest on Sight AND as a Federal Prisoner are both at the discretion of the presiding judge.
If you have a shred of common sense, you'll withdraw this bill immediately.
Federal Judge Bakerley |
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