In the Federation, if a criminal is sentenced to more than ten years in prison, it means that he is a felon.

They must be held in special prisons dedicated to serious criminals.

If someone is more than fifty years old, then there is no hope of getting out again in this life, and they will spend their entire lives in prison.

In the federal justice system, there is no upper limit to incarceration, it does not have a precise achievable upper limit.

For example, one hundred years, obviously this person should be sentenced to one hundred and twenty years, but in the end he was only sentenced to one hundred years, because this is the upper limit.

No.

There is no such statement, so some people in the Federation may have hundreds or even thousands of years in prison.

As for why they did not betray the death penalty, it may be because the jury or the judges believed that although their crimes were serious, they would not kill them, so they would give them an exaggerated sentence.

Of course, if they have money, it’s okay. It’s obviously a death sentence, and they are sentenced to a long-term prison sentence, and then they are transferred to a private prison that has a separate room, a bathtub, a TV, and they can order meals. They can also call for recruitment every Thursday.

There is actually not much difference between ten years and fifteen years.

Judging from what is happening in Nagalil now, many people meet the criteria for execution.

Someone asked softly after the silence, "Will it be too heavy, and we will end many lives because of it."

The justice's rebuttal was quick and powerful, "But because of this, we have saved more people's lives and their property. In a chaotic society, we should advocate the use of strict sentencing standards."

"Only by increasing the cost of crime can we reduce the occurrence of crime from the root cause!"

There is indeed no problem with this statement. Someone once conducted a social experiment with monkeys and set very strict implementation standards.

Soon after some monkeys were punished, other monkeys who were not punished also began to abide by this standard, and no one violated it.

Even if new monkeys enter the society, they will be warned by other monkeys, thereby reducing the probability of "crime".

Human society is the same, even more advanced.

When people find out that robbing a dollar may be a death sentence, but it only takes one day to work to earn a dollar.

They will work as much as possible to make money, rather than exchange their lives for a dollar.

A judge went on to say, "So we need a very flexible sentencing standard, from simple punishment to the death penalty."

Another judge, already on the job, laughed. "That's why we're here. We're good at it."

From this day on, the palace will announce the progress of the newly revised law every day, very quickly.

Because the first compilation is a provisional legal code, which is only a big framework, and more detailed content needs more meticulous work, which may take several years to be completed slowly.

Note that it is completed, not perfect.

The law can never be "perfect", because the society is always progressing, it will always be one step behind the society, and there is still room for modification.

A hundred years ago theft of a dollar in the Commonwealth was hanged, but now... stealing less than ten dollars is not even a crime in some areas!

As long as you can show that you need these things, then it's not a crime!

Well, sometimes politicians in some places really don’t want any lower limit in order to cater to the local people, but this also shows the flexibility of the law.

Every day, new bills are determined, and the federal judicial workers quickly complete various tasks with their excellent "experience".

Perhaps, this is why the Nagalilians need help from the Federation!

However, some problems in the society have not stabilized with the imminent birth of the first code of the new federation of Nagalil.

The people here are used to making mistakes, to getting away with small crimes, and with little punishment for big crimes.

Maybe crime was like a way of life for them, as if Nell had just arrived here, and their camp was ransacked by the locals, leaving them no iron sheet.

Everything that could be sold for money, or of any value, was taken.

Is this a crime?

It's clearly a crime, but no one thinks it's a crime.

It's just that he "picked up something on the side of the road" and didn't return it. Can this be considered a crime?

This incomprehensible understanding of the law and crime is at the heart of what is always going wrong in Nagalil society.

They don't respect the law and don't distinguish between right and wrong.

Even Akumari's young disciple led a group of people to attack the local community where foreigners live.

Although they didn't kill anyone like before, many foreigners were injured, even seriously.

Their properties were also looted, and relevant photos and materials were continuously released to the public.

Once again, people saw the terrible damage to the social order caused by such raging and angry public grievances, and also saw a hurdle that must be overcome in the current social development.

Everything cannot be decided by those rulers, nor can the rich have the final say.

The riots and even turmoil caused by the sudden collapse of the spiritual pillar of Akumari have continued.

"Boom!"

The glass of the shop on the side of the road was completely broken, and glass shards splashed everywhere. Outside the glass window, a group of young Nagalilians wiped the glass clean with sticks with sticks in their eyes.

Then they rushed in, and whatever they wanted, they put it in their carry-on backpacks, or in their pockets.

A seventeen-year-old boy named Aken was also one of them. At first he was just watching, but after he also tried to grab a backpack, he couldn't control it anymore.

If no one smashes the glass, he smashes it himself!

If no one was going to rob the store, he would lead the way.

In just one week, he has become very rich, and he has snatched a lot of valuable things, daily necessities, and even money.

This time, his target was still the money box.

He put the bag on his head and rushed in first, and then the people outside the window were swept into the store like a flood that burst a bank.

Akon was lucky enough to be the first to rush into the counter. He grabbed what looked like a money box and stuffed it into his backpack.

Immediately, someone reached out to grab his backpack, and someone grabbed his clothes to prevent him from leaving.

Everyone knows that if he puts a money box in it, there must be money in it.

The thing about money... With the arrival of the federal people, people began to pay attention to it and longed for its existence.

Money is like a universal thing, a masterpiece of the gods, because it can be exchanged for anything people want here.

love?

healthy?

houses?

gourmet food?

or something else!

The people of Nagalil have never needed money more than now, and their desire for money is stronger!

The young man struggled to blend into the crowd. There were too many people, and in the blink of an eye, there was nothing in the shop.

He glanced at the second floor, and some people were using hammers and the like to destroy the iron door leading to the second floor.

Outside the shop, some people were throwing stones towards the second floor, and a man screamed from above.

Aken hesitated for a moment, he left here quickly, he had already grabbed a money box, there was no need to waste time.

After he opened the money box, consider whether to continue.

He left the store empty-handed, and the people outside the door didn't care about him, people were looting the goods in the store.

He ran back to his home and used the tools he had snatched to pry open the money box.

There were more than 60 yuan in it. He hid the money and threw the money box away.

This kind of life has been going on for several days, and the family is no longer so surprised that he can keep getting back money or some things.

The people of Nagalil are very receptive. They don't tell their children or family members "don't commit crimes".

Akon took to the streets again, and there were fewer and fewer places in the city for everyone to rob, and perhaps this good day would come to an end soon.

This time, he went to a more prosperous place. When he passed a store, he was attracted by the TV in the window.

This is the core area of ​​the city, and the law and order force is obviously strong, and there are still police wandering around the roadside.

There are many people on the street, many of whom are ready to do something, they just lack a "leader".

Looking at the TV in the window, Aken suddenly felt that his home just lacked such a TV. If it could be put in his home, then his family would not be so boring every night.

He walked around the neighborhood several times, and couldn't find a single brick in the **** place.

He had to go further, found a brick, and came back again.

I don't know if the riots on the outskirts of the city are spreading into the city~lightnovelpub.net~ There are more and more pedestrians on the street, and the police seem to have become very nervous and sensitive.

He was questioned several times by the police just after he walked around twice outside the shop selling electrical products.

Just when he was about to wait until it was dark, the sound of glass being smashed suddenly came from a distance, and the policemen were immediately attracted.

There is like a black hole, attracting everyone!

Aken didn't go, he just stood where he was, and when the police were far away, he took out the stone in his backpack and threw it at the window!

In the evening, when he came back from the outside with a TV on his back, the whole family greeted him with some surprise.

He was lucky and got one, maybe because he was fast, so he was able to bring things back!

There is a pure and kind smile on the simple and honest face with a lot of dust. His father messes up his hair, his sister circles around him, and his mother is cleaning the TV. He feels that this is the life they should live as a family!