The penal code is a roleplay reference for officers, civilians and staff. It is not a real legal document, but it gives departments a shared standard for arrests, citations, charges and scenario outcomes.
Future versions can turn this into a searchable offence database with charge classes, fines, jail times and department-specific notes.
Future versions can turn this into a searchable offence database with charge classes, fines, jail times and department-specific notes.
Example categories
- Traffic offences
- Public order offences
- Weapons offences
- Property crime
- Emergency service obstruction
- Serious criminal offences
Use in roleplay
- Officers should use the penal code to keep enforcement fair and consistent.
- Civilians can read it to understand likely consequences during scenarios.
- Supervisors may adjust outcomes depending on roleplay quality and context.