Extinction Of Criminal Liability Novels & Stories

“Liability.” Maxwell’s pulse spiked once. Hard. “They’re not trying to take control of the debt,” he said quietly. The operative did not respond. Maxwell’s eyes darkened. “They’re trying to neutralize it.” Silence. Margaret’s voice broke. “Neutralize?” The operative’s weapon did not waver. “If custodial successor ceases to exist, sovereign obligation dissolves.” The vault went dead still. Samuel choked. “You can’t just—” The operative cut him off. “Clause 17. Enforcement termination.”

The reason for abolishing the punishment of an entire family for the crimes of one member was primarily due to the prevalence of treason, a significant issue in books one and two. Now, a new situation arises where Mike commits Familicide/ Homicide in a small town. Unlike previous cases involving power struggles or mutiny, Mike's crime involves the complete annihilation of a family for reasons best known to him. While rare, such occurrences can happen. In handling this matter, it falls under the jurisdiction of the Head Alpha of the North, Christian Zakharov, as it is akin to Homicide. However, the ruling class has also become engaged due to Liam's involvement with Sophia.

At the police station, the officer took my statement while explaining, "This qualifies as residential theft involving a large amount of property. But because you're immediate family, criminal liability can be waived if the victim chooses to forgive the offenders. "Otherwise, with an amount exceeding ten thousand dollars, the sentence would be at least three years in prison."

"I do realise that Yileyna, it’s why I wanted to ask you if you want to see the proof, perhaps when you see Will’s writing-" "But you automatically included Mom in that? Was there her writing in the evidence?" "You know the law, mates are one, if one commits a crime, then the other, by default, is guilty." I clenched my jaw, a law that needed to be abolished. A law that disgusted me. It would be better to lock criminals up rather than kill them and punish their innocent counterparts. Finding your fated mate was both a blessing and a curse… "As I was saying, if you saw that it’s Will’s writing, perhaps then you will be able to accept it."

Inside the First Criminal Court of Assyria City, the heavy ebony gavel struck the marble block with a thunderous crack that echoed beneath the solemn vaulted ceiling. “This court hereby rules: the defendant, Zora Peterson, is convicted of collusion with an illegal biochemical organization, attempted murder, money laundering, and crimes seriously endangering public safety. The combined sentence is life imprisonment.” The judge removed his glasses and looked coldly down at the defendant’s stand. “Due to the application of the Special Criminal Amendments Concerning Non-Human Species, this judgment is final. All rights to parole and sentence reduction are permanently revoked. Immediate execution