Sentencing Guideline 3

See Sentencing Guidelines.

TITLE III. SENTENCING CLASSIFICATION.
301. Offenses are classified according to the below standards. However, when the statute describing the offense assigns a category, that assignment takes precedence.

302. Treason Offenses. Treason offenses are specific crimes committed against the Crown and against public order. They are categorized in degrees according to the following: 303. Felony Offenses. Felony offenses are crimes of moral turpitude that result in, or are intended to result in, significant injury or property damage or loss. They are categorized in degrees according to the following: 304. Misdemeanor Offenses. Misdemeanor offenses are crimes that result in, or are intended to result in, trivial bodily harm or minor property damage or loss. They are categorized in classes according to the following:
 * 1) Treason in the first degree consists of crimes involving assassination, incitement to riot, attempts to overthrow the government, and assault against a member of the royal family.
 * 2) Treason in the second degree consists of crimes involving sedition, riot, providing aid and comfort to enemies, and interference with diplomatic functions.
 * 3) Treason in the third degree consists of crimes involving violations of oath and sworn duty to the Crown or public.
 * 1) Felony in the first degree consists of crimes involving homicide, except negligent homicide.
 * 2) Felony in the second degree consists of crimes involving significant bodily harm to the victim or victims, but not death within 365 days of the injury.
 * 3) Felony in the third degree consists of crimes involving property damage or loss in excess of twenty (20) gold sovereigns in value.
 * 1) Class A Misdemeanor consists of crimes involving trivial bodily harm to the victim or victims that lasts no longer than 100 days.
 * 2) Class B Misdemeanor consists of crimes involving property damage or loss of equal to or less than twenty (20) gold sovereigns in value.
 * 3) Class C Misdemeanor consists of crimes in which neither bodily harm nor property damage occur, but are deemed to be sufficiently against the public order that they are made offenses under the Criminal Code.

Commentary
The above descriptions are not all-inclusive, nor are they absolutely binding. Crimes will have their classification attached within their respective statutes, and may be placed in different categories according to the needs of the community, recent in-game and RP events, and other considerations.