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[The Novakian Empire]

Full Nation Name: The Novakian Empire
Government Type: Socialist Monarchy/Semi-Constitutional Monarchy
Head of State: Emperor Erik Novakai
Head of Government: Prime Minister Thomas Schmidt
Economic System: Mixed Economy

Are elections held? Only for parliament,and the position of prime minister.
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Party candidates.
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? Yes.
Is the military a part of the government? No.
Is the government secular or theocratic? Secular.
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? Yes.
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? Yes.
Do you have government agencies? Yes.
Are politicians subject to the law? Yes.
Is the media state-run? Yes.

Do you have an official police force? Yes.
Is your police force militarized? It is semi-militarized.
Do you have a secret police? No.
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? No.
Do you have the death penalty? Yes.
Do you have prisons? Yes.
Do you have maximum security prisons? Yes.
Are you a police state? No.
Do you have security cameras in public places? Yes.
Do you monitor web searches? Yes.
Do you tap phone calls? Yes,but not usually.
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Yes.
Can civilians arrest criminals? No.
Is vigilantism legal? No,but in some cases it is ignored,and even encouraged.
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? Yes.
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? Yes.

Is the nation militarized? Yes.
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes.
Is your military up-to-date? Yes,and in some areas it is actually ahead of most nations.
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Only military police.
Is the military subject to the law? Yes.
Does the military have it's own courts? Yes.
Are military courts independent of civilian law? Yes.
Are civilian laws active on military installations? Yes.

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? No.
Can civilians own firearms? Yes,but it is hard to obtain one.
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? ..Why wouldn't they be? Yes.
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes.
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? ..I guess?
Do you have freedom of speech? Yes,although it isn't full freedom of speech.
Do you have freedom of press? The press is run by the state.
Do you have freedom of thought? You can't stop people from thinking,can you? Yes.
Do you have freedom of assembly? Yes.
Are protests legal? Yes,but they are heavily monitored by police and if they turn violent the police go down on it hard.
Are sit-ins legal? ^
Are strikes legal? Yes.
Are corporations above the law? Fuck no! I'm a little insulted by you asking.

[Chadtonia]

Full Nation Name: The People's United Provinces of Chadtonia
Government Type: Federal Democratic Republic
Head of State: The Federal Council
Head of Government: The Federal Council
Economic System: Mixed Economy

Are elections held? Yes.
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Low Tier elections are run by independent candidates. Higher Tier candidates are selected by the Federal Council.
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? Yes.
Is the military a part of the government? No. The Imperical Army is operated under the authority of the private Defense Contractor, The Diplomatic Department of Endeavors For Chadtonia. However this military is funded entirely by taxpayers.
Is the government secular or theocratic?Technically secular, but all current Federal Council members are polytheistic.
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? No.
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? Not technically. The Federal Council is run by the Department of Diplomatic Endeavors For Chadtonia, however it is regulated by the Federal Council.
Do you have government agencies? Yes.
Are politicians subject to the law? Yes.
Is the media state-run? The media is State-regulated but, with the exception of channel F, not state operated.

Do you have an official police force? Yes. Chadtonia has lots of police forces.
Is your police force militarized? Only The Imperical Military Police are militarized.
Do you have a secret police? Classified.
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? Classified.
Do you have the death penalty? Yes. However, Chadtonia's laws regarding capital punishment are very strict and the death penalty is seldom enacted.
Do you have prisons? Yes.
Do you have maximum security prisons? Yes. All Federal prisons are maximum security.
Are you a police state? No.
Do you have security cameras in public places? Classified.
Do you monitor web searches? Yes. Recent legislation permits Federal police to monitor any and all activity on the internet.
Do you tap phone calls? Classified.
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Perhaps, in the public sector.
Can civilians arrest criminals? No.
Is vigilantism legal? Unregulated.
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? Only suspects of terroristic involvement.
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? Only suspects of terroristic involvement.

Is the nation militarized? Yes, Chadtonia had the largest military in the world (that Chadtonia is on.)
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes, The Imperical Army.
Is your military up-to-date? Absolutely!
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Only Imperical Military Police.
Is the military subject to the law? Yes.
Does the military have it's own courts? Yes.
Are military courts independent of civilian law? Typically, yes.
Are civilian laws active on military installations? No.

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? No.
Can civilians own firearms? Yes. In fact, adults 13 years old and older are required by law to own at least one firearm.
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes, by prescription.
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? No. However, the government is considering restructuring this policy.
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? No.
Do you have freedom of speech? Yes, to a point.
Do you have freedom of press? Yes, to a point.
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes, to a point.
Do you have freedom of assembly? Yes.
Are protests legal? Yes, permitting that they are supervised by a local police force.
Are sit-ins legal? Unregulated.
Are strikes legal? Unregulated.
Are corporations above the law? No.

[Rosaceae]

Full Nation Name: The Fascist Imperium of Rosaceae.
Government Type:Mosley Fascist mixed Police-State.
Head of State: Chief Marshal Constable of the
Staff of Commissioners, Pavan Bossink, and Executive Director of the
Department of State and Public Security, Oakley Levinstein.
Head of Government: The Staff of Commissioners, and the Department of State and Public Security.
Economic System: Autarky closed economy State controlled MMC

Are elections held? Yes.
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Party.
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? Yes.
Is the military a part of the government? Yes.
Is the government secular or theocratic? Secular.
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? No.
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? No.
Do you have government agencies? Yes.
Are politicians subject to the law? Yes.
Is the media state-run? Mostly.

Do you have an official police force? Yes.
Is your police force militarized? Yes.
Do you have a secret police? No.
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? No.
Do you have the death penalty? Yes.
Do you have prisons? No.
Do you have maximum security prisons? No.
Are you a police state?Yes.
Do you have security cameras in public places? Yes.
Do you monitor web searches? Yes.
Do you tap phone calls? Yes.
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Yes.
Can civilians arrest criminals? Yes.
Is vigilantism legal? Yes.
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? Yes.
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? Yes.

Is the nation militarized? Yes.
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes.
Is your military up-to-date? Yes.
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Depends on the scenario.
Is the military subject to the law? Yes.
Does the military have it's own courts? Yes.
Are military courts independent of civilian law? No.
Are civilian laws active on military installations? Yes.

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? Yes.
Can civilians own firearms? Yes.
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes.
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? No.
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? No.
Do you have freedom of speech? For the most part, no.
Do you have freedom of press? Not really.
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes.
Do you have freedom of assembly? Yes.
Are protests legal? Yes.
Are sit-ins legal? Yes.
Are strikes legal? Yes.
Are corporations above the law? No.

[Dae Haeng]

Full Nation Name: Peoples Republic of Dae Haeng
Government Type: Multi-Party Federal Republic
Head of State: Primier Rössa uv Bærlande
Head of Government: Primier Rössa uv Bærlande
Economic System: Socialism

Are elections held? Yes
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Independent
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? No
Is the military a part of the government? Yes
Is the government secular or theocratic? Secular
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? Yes
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? Yes
Do you have government agencies? Yes
Are politicians subject to the law? Yes
Is the media state-run? Mostly

Do you have an official police force? Yes
Is your police force militarized? No
Do you have a secret police? No
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? Yes
Do you have the death penalty? Yes
Do you have prisons? Yes
Do you have maximum security prisons? No
Are you a police state? No
Do you have security cameras in public places? No
Do you monitor web searches? No
Do you tap phone calls? No
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? No, though all homes, including the Primier's, have the same systems
Can civilians arrest criminals? No
Is vigilantism legal? No
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? No
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? No

Is the nation militarized? Yes
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes
Is your military up-to-date? Yes
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Only active-duty officers and up
Is the military subject to the law? Yes
Does the military have it's own courts? No
Are military courts independent of civilian law? No
Are civilian laws active on military installations? Yes

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? Yes
Can civilians own firearms? Yes
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? Yes
Do you have freedom of speech? Yes
Do you have freedom of press? Yes
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes
Do you have freedom of assembly? Yes
Are protests legal? Yes
Are sit-ins legal? Yes
Are strikes legal? Yes
Are corporations above the law? No

[Nocturnalis]

Full Nation Name: Serene Realm of Nocturnalis
Government Type: Semi-Constitutional Confederated Monarchy
Head of State: Rhaex Constantine I Rautio
Head of Government: Kansleri Edvin Martialis
Economic System: State capitalism, for the most part.

Are elections held? Yes.
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Both.
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? Yes.
Is the military a part of the government? The military is subservient to the government, so yes?
Is the government secular or theocratic? Theocratic-leaning.
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? Yes.
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? Yes.
Do you have government agencies? Yes.
Are politicians subject to the law? Yes. No one is above the law.
Is the media state-run? Partially.

Do you have an official police force? Yes.
Is your police force militarized? Yes, like most other things in Noctish society.
Do you have a secret police? Maybe we do, maybe we don't.
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? No. What the hell for?
Do you have the death penalty? Yes.
Do you have prisons? Yes.
Do you have maximum security prisons? Yes.
Are you a police state? No.
Do you have security cameras in public places? In highly-crowded areas, like public squares.
Do you monitor web searches? No.
Do you tap phone calls? Not without a warrant.
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Yes.
Can civilians arrest criminals? No.
Is vigilantism legal? No.
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? No.
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? No.

Is the nation militarized? Yes.
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes.
Is your military up-to-date? Yes.
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Yes.
Is the military subject to the law? Yes.
Does the military have it's own courts? Yes.
Are military courts independent of civilian law? Yes.
Are civilian laws active on military installations? Yes.

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? Yes, though it's generally way too expensive.
Can civilians own firearms? Yes.
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes.
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? No.
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? No.
Do you have freedom of speech? Yes.
Do you have freedom of press? Yes.
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes.
Do you have freedom of assembly? Yes.
Are protests legal? Yes.
Are sit-ins legal? No.
Are strikes legal? Going on strike is perfectly legal as long as one doesn't mind getting fired, as it is perfectly legal to fire on-strike workers. They're not working, why pay them?
Are corporations above the law? No.

[Renetopia]

Full Nation Name: The Federal Republic of Renetopia
Government Type: Federal presidential republic
Head of State: Nikola Altus, president
Head of Government: currently vacant
Economic System: Free market capitalism with some socialist policies (Nordic model)

Are elections held? Yes, once every four years.
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Both
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? Yes, but there are limits to how much they can pledge.
Is the military a part of the government? There is no military.
Is the government secular or theocratic? Secular
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? It is the government.
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? Yes
Do you have government agencies? Yes
Are politicians subject to the law? Yes
Is the media state-run? No, although there exist several government-run channels.

Do you have an official police force? Yes
Is your police force militarized? No
Do you have a secret police? No
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training?
Do you have the death penalty? No, made illegal in 2012.
Do you have prisons? Yes
Do you have maximum security prisons? Yes
Are you a police state? No
Do you have security cameras in public places? Yes in banks, government offices, police stations, prisons, museums...
Do you monitor web searches? The government keeps track of what Search terms are Popular in what City, but that's it.
Do you tap phone calls? There have only been a few cases. In all of them, the person whose phone was tapped was a suspected terrorist or spy.
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Yes
Can civilians arrest criminals? No
Is vigilantism legal? Batman-style vigilantism is techically not illegal.
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? No, they have to go to court in a time span of max. 20 days.
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? No

Is the nation militarized? No
Do you have an official armed forces? No
Is your military up-to-date? No military.
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? No military.
Is the military subject to the law? No military.
Does the military have it's own courts? No military.
Are military courts independent of civilian law? No military.
Are civilian laws active on military installations? Yes

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? Only decomissioned and out of order.
Can civilians own firearms? They can get a license and own a firearm, but it's only used in shooting ranges as a type of leisure activity.
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? Only marijuana.
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? No
Do you have freedom of speech? Yes
Do you have freedom of press? Yes
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes
Do you have freedom of assembly? Yes
Are protests legal? Peaceful protest are legal.
Are sit-ins legal? Yes, as long as they don't disrupt traffic too much.
Are strikes legal? Yes
Are corporations above the law? No

[Zeanobia]

Full Nation Name: The Democratic Republic of Zeanobia
Government Type: Single Party State (officially classified as a democracy)
Head of State:Alexis Blinova, Generalissimus of Zeanobia
Head of Government:Alexis Blinova, Generalissimus of Zeanobia
Economic System:Scandinavian inspired Marxism (not to be confused with communism)
Are elections held?Yes, every 30th year
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Party Candidates.
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? Unheard of, but not illegal.
Is the military a part of the government? Yes
Is the government secular or theocratic? Strictly secular, the government identify itself as atheist.
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? No
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? Yes
Do you have government agencies?No
Are politicians subject to the law? Yes
Is the media state-run?Yes
Do you have an official police force?Yes
Is your police force militarized?Yes
Do you have a secret police?Yes
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training?Yes, all police force are trained to respect the freedom of act (read more in the fact book "Political correctness of Zeanobia")
Do you have the death penalty?No
Do you have prisons?Yes
Do you have maximum security prisons?Yes
Are you a police state?No
Do you have security cameras in public places? Yes
Do you monitor web searches?All Web searches are anonymously transfered to the government. The head of state can see what the demographic searches for but has no way of identifying the individuals
Do you tap phone calls? No
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace?Yes although gun are illegal as per Scandinavian standard
Can civilians arrest criminals?No
Is vigilantism legal?No
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? No
Can criminals be denied legal counsel?No
Is the nation militarized?Yes
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes
Is your military up-to-date? Yes
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Yes
Is the military subject to the law? Military can bend the freedom of act in extreme emergencies as a last resort. Freedom of act only exist within Zeanobians borders.
Does the military have it's own courts? Yes
Are military courts independent of civilian law? No
Are civilian laws active on military installations?Yes
Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? No
Can civilians own firearms?No
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? No
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? Yes
Do you have freedom of speech? see "political correctness in Zeanobia"
Do you have freedom of press?All press are owned by the state.
Do you have freedom of thought?Yes
Do you have freedom of assembly?Yes
Are protests legal?Yes
Are sit-ins legal?Civilians are not allowed to disrupt the traffic.
Are strikes legal?Yes
Are corporations above the law?No

[Bahtar]

Full Nation Name: People's Republic of Bahtar
Government Type: Marxist-Leninist Single Party State
Head of State: President Hussein al-Bahtar
Head of Government: Premier Abdelaziz al-Bahtar
Economic System: Planned, Communal

Are elections held? Only when the president dies/resigns.
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Party candidates.
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? No.
Is the military a part of the government? Yes.
Is the government secular or theocratic? Theocratic.
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? No.
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? No.
Do you have government agencies? Yes.
Are politicians subject to the law? No.
Is the media state-run? Yes.

Do you have an official police force? Yes.
Is your police force militarized? Yes.
Do you have a secret police? Yes.
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? No.
Do you have the death penalty? Yes.
Do you have prisons? Yes.
Do you have maximum security prisons? Yes.
Are you a police state? Yes.
Do you have security cameras in public places? Yes.
Do you monitor web searches? Yes.
Do you tap phone calls? Yes.
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? No.
Can civilians arrest criminals? No.
Is vigilantism legal? No.
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? Yes.
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? Yes.

Is the nation militarized? Yes.
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes.
Is your military up-to-date? Not really, but are in process of modernizing 80-90s equipment.
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Yes.
Is the military subject to the law? No.
Does the military have it's own courts? Yes.
Are military courts independent of civilian law? Yes.
Are civilian laws active on military installations? No.

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? No.
Can civilians own firearms? No.
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes, only with doctor's permission.
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? No.
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? No.
Do you have freedom of speech? No.
Do you have freedom of press? No.
Do you have freedom of thought? No.
Do you have freedom of assembly? No.
Are protests legal? No, protesters are sent to labor camps.
Are sit-ins legal? No.
Are strikes legal? No.
Are corporations above the law? No, corporations are banned and all companies are state-owned.

Holy crap. Bahtar is more authoritarian that I expected

[Veceria]

Full Nation Name: The Vecerian Communities
Government Type: Stratocentric Meritocracy
Head of State: -
Head of Government: -
Economic System: Basically Syndicalism

Are elections held? Yes.
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Independent. There are no parties.
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? No.
Is the military a part of the government? The words "military" and "government" are one and the same for us.
Is the government secular or theocratic? Secular.
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? Yes.
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? Yes.
Do you have government agencies? Not really, no.
Are politicians subject to the law? Of course.
Is the media state-run? No.

Do you have an official police force? Eh, yes. Kinda.
Is your police force militarized? As much as the rest of the community.
Do you have a secret police? No.
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? No.
Do you have the death penalty? Not exactly.
Do you have prisons? No.
Do you have maximum security prisons? No.
Are you a police state? No.
Do you have security cameras in public places? Yes.
Do you monitor web searches? No.
Do you tap phone calls? No.
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Yes.
Can civilians arrest criminals? Kinda, yes.
Is vigilantism legal? No.
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? No.
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? In rare cases, yes.

Is the nation militarized? Very.
Do you have an official armed forces? No.
Is your military up-to-date? We're past that.
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Yes.
Is the military subject to the law? Yes.
Does the military have it's own courts? No.
Are military courts independent of civilian law? No.
Are civilian laws active on military installations? Yes.

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? Yes.
Can civilians own firearms? Yes.
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes.
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? No.
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? I guess, yes.
Do you have freedom of speech? Yes.
Do you have freedom of press? Yes.
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes.
Do you have freedom of assembly? Yes.
Are protests legal? Yes.
Are sit-ins legal? Yes.
Are strikes legal? Yes.
Are corporations above the law? No.

[Hellenistic Commonwealth]

Full Nation Name: United Kingdom of Hellenistic Commonwealth
Government Type: Federal Monarchy
Head of State: His Imperial Majesty and Royal Highness King-Emperor Menelaus V
Head of Government: Menelaus V
Economic System: Capitalism

Are elections held? Yes but not to elect the head of Government.
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Both
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? Yes
Is the military a part of the government? Yes
Is the government secular or theocratic? Secular
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? Yes
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? Yes
Do you have government agencies? Yes
Are politicians subject to the law? Yes but not Menelaus V as the King-Emperor is above the law
Is the media state-run? Most of it is not. But there are a few state run media papers

Do you have an official police force? Yes
Is your police force militarized? No
Do you have a secret police? Yes
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? Yes
Do you have the death penalty? Yes
Do you have prisons? Yes
Do you have maximum security prisons? Yes
Are you a police state? No
Do you have security cameras in public places? No
Do you monitor web searches? No
Do you tap phone calls? No
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? No
Can civilians arrest criminals? No
Is vigilantism legal? No
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? No
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? Yes

Is the nation militarized? No
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes
Is your military up-to-date? Yes
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Yes in some cases
Is the military subject to the law? Yes
Does the military have it's own courts? Yes
Are military courts independent of civilian law? Yes
Are civilian laws active on military installations? No

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? No
Can civilians own firearms? Yes as long as they do not have a criminal record
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? No
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? NO
Do you have freedom of speech? Yes
Do you have freedom of press? Yes
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes
Do you have freedom of assembly? Yes
Are protests legal? Yes
Are sit-ins legal? Yes
Are strikes legal? Yes
Are corporations above the law? No

[Sorashima]

Full Nation Name: Sorashima (空島)
Government Type: Unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy
Head of State: The Emperor
Head of Government: Prime Minister Shinji Nakata (Nakata Shinji)
Economic System: Mixed economy

Are elections held? Yes. Those over the age of 15 have the opportunity to cast votes for national parliamentary, prefecture governor, and prefecture assembly elections. Those age 20 or older are required to vote by law in the national parliamentary election or face a ¥10000 fine. Elections are all conducted under the principle of proportional representation.
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Candidates are typically a member of one of several political parties, but independent candidates are allowed.
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? Yes, in closely regulated amounts. Candidates cannot collect over a certain amount in total. This maximum is set every election.
Is the military a part of the government? Yes.
Is the government secular or theocratic? Secular.
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? Yes.
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? Yes.
Do you have government agencies? Yes. They are independent from the legislative branch and are generally seen as part of the executive branch of government.
Are politicians subject to the law? Yes.
Is the media state-run? The main station, SSHK, is publicly funded but run by an independent company.

Do you have an official police force? Yes, the Sorashima National Police.
Is your police force militarized? No. The only armed units of the SNP must be specially called to situations where armed suspects are suspected. All other officers are unarmed.
Do you have a secret police? No.
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? Yes.
Do you have the death penalty? No.
Do you have prisons? Yes.
Do you have maximum security prisons? Yes.
Are you a police state? No.
Do you have security cameras in public places? Yes, in most cities.
Do you monitor web searches? Not without search warrants from courts.
Do you tap phone calls? Not without search warrants from courts.
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Yes, there are security companies. All may not carry firearms.
Can civilians arrest criminals? No.
Is vigilantism legal? No.
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? No. The law limits detention to 48 hours on "suspicion of a crime."
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? There is a right to have an attorney present, but not before questioning begins.

Is the nation militarized? No.
Do you have an official armed forces? We have an active small defensive naval and ground force.
Is your military up-to-date? The naval equiptment is mostly from the 1990s, except where equiptment must have been replaced sooner.
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? No.
Is the military subject to the law? Yes.
Does the military have it's own courts? No.
Are military courts independent of civilian law? Not applicable.
Are civilian laws active on military installations? Yes.

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? No. Civilians may not own or purchase firearms.
Can civilians own firearms? No.
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes.
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? Generally no.
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? No.
Do you have freedom of speech? Yes, limited by protections against hate speech.
Do you have freedom of press? Yes, limited by protections against hate speech.
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes.
Do you have freedom of assembly? Yes.
Are protests legal? Yes.
Are sit-ins legal? Generally yes.
Are strikes legal? Yes.
Are corporations above the law? No.

[New Birgland]

Full Nation Name: The People's Republic of New Birgland
Government Type: Parliamentary Democracy
Head of State: President Jonathan Astor
Head of Government: Prime Minister Kenneth J. Arlington
Economic System: Mixed Economy

Are elections held? Yes
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Party
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? Yes, with limits
Is the military a part of the government? Yes
Is the government secular or theocratic? Secular
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? Yes
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? Yes
Do you have government agencies? Yes
Are politicians subject to the law? Yes
Is the media state-run? There are state-run media agencies akin to the BBC, but most media companies are private

Do you have an official police force? No; police is handled by cities
Is your police force militarized? No
Do you have a secret police? No
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? Yes
Do you have the death penalty? No
Do you have prisons? Yes
Do you have maximum security prisons? Yes
Are you a police state? No
Do you have security cameras in public places? Yes
Do you monitor web searches? No
Do you tap phone calls? No
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Yes
Can civilians arrest criminals? No
Is vigilantism legal? No
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? No
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? No

Is the nation militarized? No
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes
Is your military up-to-date? Yes
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Yes, if there is no police in the area
Is the military subject to the law? Yes
Does the military have it's own courts? Yes
Are military courts independent of civilian law? Somewhat
Are civilian laws active on military installations? Yes

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? Yes
Can civilians own firearms? Yes
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? Some
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? Some
Do you have freedom of speech? Yes
Do you have freedom of press? Yes
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes
Do you have freedom of assembly? Yes
Are protests legal? Yes
Are sit-ins legal? Yes
Are strikes legal? Yes
Are corporations above the law? No

[The United Remnants of America]

It's been a long time since I did this survey?

Could I retake the survey now and see how my nation has changed, if at all?

[Ammerinia]

Full Nation Name: The Empire of Ammerinia
Government Type: Semi-Mechanocratic Technocratic Elective Monarchy
Head of State: Empress Catherine Calculus
Head of Government: Imperial Council/E.D.E.N.
Economic System: Automatism

Are elections held? Yes.
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Mostly by party candidates, with the occasional independent one.
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? No.
Is the military a part of the government? Yes.
Is the government secular or theocratic? Secular.
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? No.
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? No.
Do you have government agencies? Yes.
Are politicians subject to the law? Depends on the circumstances that the said politician is in.
Is the media state-run? With the exception of several large outlets, no.

Do you have an official police force? Yes.
Is your police force militarized? Highly.
Do you have a secret police? Yes.
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? Yes.
Do you have the death penalty? Yes.
Do you have prisons? Yes.
Do you have maximum security prisons? Yes, two in fact.
Are you a police state? Depends on what you consider a "police state". The highly militarized police force is quite literally stationed at every corner, surveillance is also quite common, and we use the death penalty quite liberally. The said police, though, tend to help citizens more often than not, and typically kill most felony offenders on sight without much thought.
Do you have security cameras in public places? Yes.
Do you monitor web searches? Not commonly, although the police definitely keep tabs on internet activity regardless.
Do you tap phone calls? Yes. Automated algorithms with advanced speech and lie detection software typically keep tabs on the conversations of citizens on their Chatters.
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Yes, although most private security companies based in Ammerinia tend to refuse clients that don't have a good reason for needing protection, as the government does that job well enough, and free of charge.
Can civilians arrest criminals? Not typically.
Is vigilantism legal? Only if the government agreed with the act of vigilantism preformed.
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? Depends on the crime committed.
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? Only if the government collectively agreed that the criminal in question was a nasty person.

Is the nation militarized? Quite a bit, yes.
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes.
Is your military up-to-date? Yes. In fact, their technology tends to surpass quite a few other nations.
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Yes, but they must be on active duty and have a justifiable reason for doing so.
Is the military subject to the law? They are exempt from most laws, say for a few that have to do with defection and national boundaries.
Does the military have it's own courts? Yes. The Imperial Department of Civil Vigilance and Recovery (CVR) has it's on courts for military personnel.
Are military courts independent of civilian law? Yes.
Are civilian laws active on military installations? Mostly.

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? No. The government strictly selects which weapons are available for purchase by civilians, most of which aren't officially used by the military.
Can civilians own firearms? Yes.
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes.
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? No.
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? Yes, but not in public.
Do you have freedom of speech? No.
Do you have freedom of press? Only granted to a hand-picked selection of news outlets.
Do you have freedom of thought? Unless said thoughts are a memetic hazard or constitute as thoughtcrime, yes.
Do you have freedom of assembly? Somewhat.
Are protests legal? Only if the protest is peaceful, non-destructive, and non-disruptive in nature.
Are sit-ins legal? Unless the place occupied isn't of any importance, no.
Are strikes legal? Robotic workers can't strike. In the event of a robotic uprising, said robot workers are to be destroyed with extreme prejudice.
Are corporations above the law? No.

[Adzakwa]

Full Nation Name: The Adzakwan Republic
Government Type: Presidential Republic
Head of State: President Emmett Debellevue
Head of Government: n/a
Economic System: Semi-Regulated Market

Are elections held? Yes
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Both
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign?Yes
Is the military a part of the government? No but it is controlled by the government
Is the government secular or theocratic? Secular
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? Yes
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? Yes
Do you have government agencies? Yes
Are politicians subject to the law? Yes
Is the media state-run? No

Do you have an official police force? We have specialized police at the national level and official police at secondary and tertiary levels
Is your police force militarized? No
Do you have a secret police? No
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? Yes
Do you have the death penalty? No
Do you have prisons? Yes
Do you have maximum security prisons? Yes
Are you a police state? No
Do you have security cameras in public places? Yes
Do you monitor web searches? Not without a search warrant
Do you tap phone calls? Not without a search warrant
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Top of the line security systems and services through private companies are available for purchase
Can civilians arrest criminals? No
Is vigilantism legal? No
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? No, A person cannot be detained for more than 81 hours without charge unless mentally unstable, ordered to be observed by specialist, or are on suicide watch
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? No

Is the nation militarized? We have a military
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes
Is your military up-to-date? Yes
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Only Military Police on government property or when deputized by national state of emergency declaration
Is the military subject to the law? Yes
Does the military have it's own courts? No, but they must observe more laws than civillians
Are military courts independent of civilian law? N/A
Are civilian laws active on military installations? Yes, in addition to military law

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? No
Can civilians own firearms? Yes
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? Only marijuana
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? No
Do you have freedom of speech? Yes
Do you have freedom of press? Yes
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes
Do you have freedom of assembly? Yes
Are protests legal? Yes
Are sit-ins legal? Not on private property or in government buildings, legal elsewhere
Are strikes legal? Yes
Are corporations above the law? No

[Apiatica]

Full Nation Name: The Imperial Apian Workers Republic
Government Type: Semi-Presidential Constitutional Monarchic Communist Republic
Head of State: Empress 23
Head of Government: Senate President 4
Economic System: Command/Planned/Eusocial/Communist (All bees in a hive contribute communally to the hive in return for the most basic needs to stay alive)

Are elections held? Yes
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Well, they are "run" by the nonpartisan Election Commissioner (elected by a four-fifths vote), though if you mean who can compete in the elections, independents are free to contest constituency seats, and often do, though independent candidates are usually excluded from proportional seats (which require a party).
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? No. Tax money is used to fund the basics of all political campaigns, which are usually low-budget, given that constituencies have 100 voters (queens vote, not the hives themselves). National campaigns are covered by state radio (which holds a monopoly on the air waves), though they are required by the Constitution to be unbiased and equal in their distribution of time to each faction/party.
Is the military a part of the government? Through the Secretary of War (who is also commander-in-chief and usually a military officer), as well as the increasingly powerful presence of Sergeant 71, it exists as a part of the civilian government, though it is rigidly adherent to the law and ultimately subordinate to the Assembly and the Empress (in that order).
Is the government secular or theocratic? Largely theocratic, as the government funds the Inquisition, supports the Church, and all members of the Civil Service and the Assembly must be practicing members. The Supreme Priestess also has a seat in the Senate. In conclusion, the Constitution also requires that the law respect the Holy Book, which to many would make the nation a theocracy.
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? Yes. The Assembly is independently elected by the hives of the nation.
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? Yes and no. The Court is an independent branch of government, though the Inquisition is explicitly a part of the Church and tasked with interpreting religious law, though it is arguably also in this category.
Do you have government agencies? Yes, about a half-dozen at the Senate level, in fact, along with many smaller agencies with more niche tasks.
Are politicians subject to the law? Except for official acts. Usually, a vote by the Assembly is necessary to withdraw legal immunity (which, in our country, is indistinguishable from impeachment, the process by which an individual is stripped of their immunity and may be prosecuted).
Is the media state-run? Yes. All newspapers and radio stations are operated by an independent Editors Board that is tasked with delivering unbiased factual accounts of the day's news.

Do you have an official police force? Yes, though it consists of 3 bees. We also have a military police force to supervise the army, though this division is also rather small.
Is your police force militarized? Yes, the civilian "branch" of the police is indistinguishable from our MPs.
Do you have a secret police? No, we've never heard of the word.
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? We're all bees, there's no need to be sensitive.
Do you have the death penalty? Just about the only penalty there is, really.
Do you have prisons? We have one holding cell that keeps the accused in detention prior to trial, after which they either go home (acquitted), serve penance in the Civil Service (guilty of a minor crime), or are executed to prevent them from poisoning the well of apian kind (guilty of most crimes)
Do you have maximum security prisons? No. Even our current prison has pretty lax security that even dumb humans could bluff their way out of. Our "wax-and-paper" construction method doesn't help either.
Are you a police state? With a half-dozen cops? Hell no!
Do you have security cameras in public places? We haven't developed motion picture technology to begin with.
Do you monitor web searches? No, we don't have an internet or computers right now.
Do you tap phone calls? We don't have phones, and all radio transmissions are unencrypted and may be listened to at any time, though why you'd want to do that is beyond us.
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? No, we don't have any security at all, really.
Can civilians arrest criminals? It's the standard operating procedure, with the Imperial "police" showing up mostly as an escort force to see the suspect comes to trial.
Is vigilantism legal? In many cases for extremely grave crimes where it is decided after the fact that the crowd as justified.
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? No, habeas corpus applies and the accused must be brought before the Court within 20 days of their arrival in the capital.
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? Yes. Given that our entire legal code runs a grand total of 3 lines, defendants defend themselves in court.

Is the nation militarized? No, not really. While we do have backup militias, they're usually pretty small, and bees tend towards peaceableness when possible.
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes, the Imperial Air Army, though it's only 5 000 strong (in a nation of 200 million)
Is your military up-to-date? HA! Swords are still commonplace, while the AK47 wasn't introduced until the 1990s. To compound these problems, there is always a chronic ammunition shortage, which means the rifles are next to useless in combat.
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Yes, it's one of their main duties in a war zone.
Is the military subject to the law? Yes, like all other citizens, though in states of emergency the law changes significantly.
Does the military have it's own courts? No. In peacetime, all cases involving military personnel go to the civilian Court. In wartime, the Assembly may establish a Court-Martial to try crimes committed by service members of the militia.
Are military courts independent of civilian law? No. The Court-Martial is meant solely to deal with the expected backlog of crimes caused by both the war and bringing millions of bees together into a single fighting force. As such, it acts more like a civilian trial court with special jurisdiction over the military.
Are civilian laws active on military installations? Technically, though we don't really have military "installations". Armies are one-time forces that rarely stay longer than a few days, and even those with permanent areas are not separated from civilians. In any case, civilian law applies to such installations where they arise.

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? No, under penalty of death, unless authorized by a vote of the Assembly.
Can civilians own firearms? No, see above.
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Oh, we wish. We currently don't have any pharmaceutical drugs, so whether they're legal or not is up to you.
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? The only kind we have, though, for the most part, opium is the only one used, usually as a painkiller to soften the blow of death.
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? See above, we don't really have any pharmaceutical drugs, so this question is purely a ridiculous hypothetical to us.
Do you have freedom of speech? Except in cases of heresy, inaccuracy, or intentions to overthrow the government. Most citizens, however, automatically self-censor themselves for touchy issues.
Do you have freedom of press? Technically, though, given the monopoly the Editors' Board has on the media, this is effectively nonexistent.
Do you have freedom of thought? Except in cases where the hive mind operates.
Do you have freedom of assembly? Yes, though it's assumed that any protest would be quickly resolved by the queen, usually well before it escalated to this point.
Are protests legal? Yes, but we don't have them, see above.
Are sit-ins legal? It's physically impossible for bees to sit, making this an impossibility. Also, see above.
Are strikes legal? No, though it's assumed that any labor disputes would be resolved by the queen well before this.
Are corporations above the law? No, we don't have corporations to begin with.

[Asburheim]

Full Nation Name: United Clans of Asburheim
Government Type: Oligarchic Confederacy
Head of State: Kağan Alperyn Karken
Head of Government: [Council of Clans]
Economic System: Free Market Capitalism

Are elections held? Yes
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Independent candidates
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? No
Is the military a part of the government? Military is considered the arm of the council
Is the government secular or theocratic? Secular
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? No
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? Yes
Do you have government agencies? Yes
Are politicians subject to the law? Yes
Is the media state-run? No

Do you have an official police force? Yes
Is your police force militarized? Yes
Do you have a secret police? Yes
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? Yes
Do you have the death penalty? Yes
Do you have prisons? Yes
Do you have maximum security prisons? Yes
Are you a police state? No
Do you have security cameras in public places? No
Do you monitor web searches? No
Do you tap phone calls? No
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Yes
Can civilians arrest criminals? On the condition that they bring suspect to police
Is vigilantism legal? No, but with little punishment
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? Yes
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? Exceptions are high treason and espionage.

Is the nation militarized? Yes
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes
Is your military up-to-date? Yes
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Yes
Is the military subject to the law? Yes
Does the military have it's own courts? Yes
Are military courts independent of civilian law? Yes
Are civilian laws active on military installations? Yes

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? No
Can civilians own firearms? Only handguns
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? No
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? Exceptions are alcohol and tobacco
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? No
Do you have freedom of speech? Yes
Do you have freedom of press? Partially
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes
Do you have freedom of assembly? Partially
Are protests legal? Yes
Are sit-ins legal? Yes
Are strikes legal? Yes but with heavy consequences
Are corporations above the law? No

[Balco and Litic]

Full Nation Name: United Kingdom of Balco and Litic
Government Type: Liberal Republic
Head of State: PM Kritzon Lenin
Head of Government: PM Kritzon Lenin
Economic System: Democratic Socialism

Are elections held?: Yes
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates?: Party Candidates
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign?: Yes
Is the military a part of the government?: Yes
Is the government secular or theocratic?: Secular
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government?: No
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government?: No
Do you have government agencies?: Yes
Are politicians subject to the law?: Yes
Is the media state-run?: No

Do you have an official police force?: Yes
Is your police force militarized?: Yes
Do you have a secret police?: No
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training?: Yes
Do you have the death penalty?: No
Do you have prisons? Yes
Do you have maximum security prisons? Yes
Are you a police state? No
Do you have security cameras in public places? Yes
Do you monitor web searches? Yes
Do you tap phone calls? Yes
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Yes
Can civilians arrest criminals? Yes
Is vigilantism legal? No
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? No
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? No

Is the nation militarized?: No
Do you have an official armed forces?: Yes
Is your military up-to-date?: Very Up to date
Can military servicemen arrest criminals?: Yes
Is the military subject to the law?: Yes
Does the military have it's own courts?: Yes
Are military courts independent of civilian law?: No
Are civilian laws active on military installations?: Yes

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians?: No
Can civilians own firearms?: No
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal?: Yes
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal?: Yes
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons?: Yes
Do you have freedom of speech?: Yes
Do you have freedom of press?: Yes
Do you have freedom of thought?: Yes
Do you have freedom of assembly?: Yes
Are protests legal?: Yes
Are sit-ins legal?: Yes
Are strikes legal?: Yes
Are corporations above the law?: No

[Nortainland]

Full Nation Name: The Kingdom of Nortend, Cardoby and Hoebrideland
Government Type: Semi-constitutional monarchy
Head of State: King Alexander II
Head of Government: The Duke of Limmes
Economic System: Mixed economy

Are elections held? Yes
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Technically independent, as official parties do not exist.
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? Donations may be given valued less than £1.4.6d.
Is the military a part of the government? No, unless one counts the control of the military being vested in the government
Is the government secular or theocratic? More or less secular, with strong Christian morality. Bishops are in the House of Lords.
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? No
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? The Supreme Court is the Privy Council.
Do you have government agencies? Yes
Are politicians subject to the law? Yes
Is the media state-run? Not most of it.

Do you have an official police force? Yes
Is your police force militarized? No, but it is technically a part of the army.
Do you have a secret police? There is no official secret police.
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? No, they're the police, not counsellors.
Do you have the death penalty? Yes
Do you have prisons? Yes
Do you have maximum security prisons? Yes
Are you a police state? No
Do you have security cameras in public places? No
Do you monitor web searches? No
Do you tap phone calls? Sometimes
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Not really.
Can civilians arrest criminals? Yes
Is vigilantism legal? Yes
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? Yes
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? No

Is the nation militarized? No
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes
Is your military up-to-date? No
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Yes
Is the military subject to the law? Yes; depending on the situation, both civilian and martial law.
Does the military have it's own courts? Yes
Are military courts independent of civilian law? Yes
Are civilian laws active on military installations? Yes

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? Depends on the equipment
Can civilians own firearms? Yes
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? Depending on the use and whether it is harmful or not.
Do you have freedom of speech? Yes
Do you have freedom of press? Yes
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes
Do you have freedom of assembly? Yes
Are protests legal? No
Are sit-ins legal? No
Are strikes legal? No, except by the ancient trade guilds
Are corporations above the law? No

[Skyviolia]

Full Nation Name: The Democratic Republic of Skyviolia
Government Type: Democratic Presidential and Parliamentary Republic
Head of State: Verson Aby (President)
Head of Government: Verson Aby (President), Villa Moncavo (Prime Minister), The Parliament of Skyviolia
Economic System: Nordic Capitalism and Social Democracy

Are elections held? Yes
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Both, depending on the election.
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? Yes and no. Depending on who is pledging support and how much.
Is the military a part of the government? The Ministry of Defense controls 75% of the military and the The Ministry of the Interior controls 25%.
Is the government secular or theocratic? Secular, as our Constitution requires
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? No.
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? Yes. The judiciary is by law a separate entity by which only the law avails.
Do you have government agencies? Yes, we have 17 Ministries and may more agencies.
Are politicians subject to the law? Yes, our Constitution demands that all are equal under law.
Is the media state-run? No.

Do you have an official police force? Yes.
Is your police force militarized? Our police force is well armed, but not militarized.
Do you have a secret police? Yes, we have underground agents (like the FBI)
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? Yes, as required by law.
Do you have the death penalty? No, our Constitution forbids it.
Do you have prisons? Yes.
Do you have maximum security prisons? No.
Are you a police state? No.
Do you have security cameras in public places? No, motoring without a warrant is illegal.
Do you monitor web searches? No, unless we have a warrant.
Do you tap phone calls? No, unless we have a warrant.
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Yes.
Can civilians arrest criminals? Yes, if they have proof they have violated the law.
Is vigilantism legal? No.
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? Only those who kill four or more people.
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? No, our Constitution says that defendants have the right to an attorney.

Is the nation militarized? No, we are proud of our military, but we are not militarized.
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes.
Is your military up-to-date? Very much so.
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Depending on what branch of the military.
Is the military subject to the law? Yes, our Constitution demands that all are equal under law.
Does the military have it's own courts? Yes.
Are military courts independent of civilian law? No.
Are civilian laws active on military installations? Yes.

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? Depending on the type of weapons.
Can civilians own firearms? Yes.
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes.
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? Depending on the drug.
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? No.
Do you have freedom of speech? Yes, our Constitution gives all our citizens this right.
Do you have freedom of press? Yes, our Constitution gives all our citizens this right.
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes, our Constitution gives all our citizens this right.
Do you have freedom of assembly? Yes, our Constitution gives all our citizens this right.
Are protests legal? Yes, our Constitution gives all our citizens this right.
Are sit-ins legal? Yes.
Are strikes legal? Yes.
Are corporations above the law? Yes, our Constitution demands that all are equal under law.

[Provincias Unidas Sudamericanas]

Full Nation Name: Provincias Unidas Sudamericanas (United Provinces of South America).
Government Type: Authoritarian nationalist presidential republic.
Head of State: Juan Domingo Perón.
Head of Government: Juan Domingo Perón.
Economic System: Planned.

Are elections held? No.
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? -
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? -
Is the military a part of the government? Yes.
Is the government secular or theocratic? Secular.
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? No.
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? Yes.
Do you have government agencies? Yes.
Are politicians subject to the law? Yes.
Is the media state-run? Yes.

Do you have an official police force? Yes.
Is your police force militarized? No.
Do you have a secret police? No.
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? No.
Do you have the death penalty? Yes.
Do you have prisons? Yes.
Do you have maximum security prisons? No.
Are you a police state? We do not think so.
Do you have security cameras in public places? Only in large cities.
Do you monitor web searches? No.
Do you tap phone calls? No.
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Yes.
Can civilians arrest criminals? Yes.
Is vigilantism legal? For dangerous criminals.
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? No.
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? No.

Is the nation militarized? Yes.
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes.
Is your military up-to-date? Yes.
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? All citizens can arrest criminals.
Is the military subject to the law? Yes.
Does the military have it's own courts? No.
Are military courts independent of civilian law? -
Are civilian laws active on military installations? Yes.

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? No.
Can civilians own firearms? No.
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes.
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? No.
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? Yes.
Do you have freedom of speech? No.
Do you have freedom of press? No.
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes.
Do you have freedom of assembly? Some.
Are protests legal? No.
Are sit-ins legal? No.
Are strikes legal? Yes.
Are corporations above the law? Corporations are banned.

[Fairviolet Lake]

Full Nation Name: The People's Democratic Republic of Fairviolet
Government Type: Constitutional Multi-Party Parliamentary Democracy within a Federal Republic
Head of State: President
Head of Government: Prime Minister
Economic System: Social Market Economy

Are elections held? Yes
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Federal: party Region: party Local: independents endorsed by political parties
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? Individuals(up to $1500), Organizations: PACs(unlimited), Corporations(illegal), Unions(up to $4000), Small businesses(up to $2500)
Is the military a part of the government? Yes

Is the government secular or theocratic? Somewhat theocratic, mostly secular

Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? Yes, 3(+1 selected by Regional Legislature) senators elected by each Region (1 party vote, 2 candidate votes) 5 elected to the Chamber of Delegates (2 party votes, 3 candidate votes) from each district.
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? Yes. 6 justices selected by the Prime Minister and confirmed by the General Assembly (requiring a 3/4ths majority in the Senate, and a 4/5ths majority in the Chamber of Delegates). An additional 5 justices are elected by the general public.

Do you have government agencies?Yes.

Are politicians subject to the law? Most are.

Is the media state-run? The state operates one newspaper, two TV stations (News Now and Fairviolet Political Broadcasting), one radio station (Fairvioletian Public Radio), and several websites. Private media is allowed.

Do you have an official police force? National Fairviolet Police Department (NFPD) (general emergency), Fairviolet Riot Force(FRF), Fairviolet Task Force (FTF) (protects government officials), National Terror Response Team (NTRT), Federal Bioterror Response Force(FBRF), National Investigation Agency (NIA), National Bomb Squad(NBS). In addition, each region and municipality is responsible for policing, only to be aided by the national task forces.

Is your police force militarized? Only the FRF, FTF, and NTRT.
Do you have a secret police? No.
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? Yes.
Do you have the death penalty? Only for terror suspects.
Do you have prisons? Yes
Do you have maximum security prisons? Yes
Are you a police state? No
Do you have security cameras in public places? Some
Do you monitor web searches? In extremely rare cases, or with forewarning
Do you tap phone calls? In extremely rare cases, or with forewarning
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? No
Can civilians arrest criminals? No
Is vigilantism legal? No
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? No citizen may be detained for more than 48 hours without charge unless mentally unstable, on suicide watch, or suspected of terror or mass murder.
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? No

Is the nation militarized? No
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes
Is your military up-to-date? Yes
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Yes
Is the military subject to the law? Yes
Does the military have it's own courts? Yes
Are military courts independent of civilian law? No
Are civilian laws active on military installations? Yes

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? Under no circumstances
Can civilians own firearms? In rare cases.
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? Some
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? In some cases
Do you have freedom of speech? Yes, to a degree.
Do you have freedom of press? Yes, to a degree.
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes, to a degree.
Do you have freedom of assembly? Yes
Are protests legal? Yes
Are sit-ins legal? Yes
Are strikes legal? Yes, and workers are legally protected from termination when taking place in a strike.
Are corporations above the law? "There should be no bank too big to fail and no individual too powerful to jail." - Hillary Clinton

[The French Napoleonic Empire]

Full Nation Name: The French Napoleonic Empire
Government Type: Absolute Monarchy
Head of State: Emperor Napoleon I
Head of Government: Emperor Napoleon I
Economic System: Free Market Capitalism

Are elections held? No
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? N/A
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? N/A
Is the military a part of the government? Yes
Is the government secular or theocratic? Theocratic
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? No
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? No
Do you have government agencies? Yes
Are politicians subject to the law? Yes
Is the media state-run? Yes

Do you have an official police force? Yes
Is your police force militarized? Yes
Do you have a secret police? Yes
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? No
Do you have the death penalty? Yes
Do you have prisons? Yes
Do you have maximum security prisons? Yes
Are you a police state? Yes
Do you have security cameras in public places? N/A cameras haven't been invented yet
Do you monitor web searches? N/A the Internet hasn't been invented yet
Do you tap phone calls? N/A the telephone hasn't been invented yet
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? No
Can civilians arrest criminals? Yes
Is vigilantism legal? Yes
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? Yes
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? Yes

Is the nation militarized? Yes
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes
Is your military up-to-date? By 19th Century standards we are
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Yes
Is the military subject to the law? Yes
Does the military have it's own courts? Yes
Are military courts independent of civilian law? Yes
Are civilian laws active on military installations? No

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? Only muskets and pistols
Can civilians own firearms? see above
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? No
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? No
Do you have freedom of speech? Yes
Do you have freedom of press? Yes
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes
Do you have freedom of assembly? Yes
Are protests legal? No
Are sit-ins legal? No
Are strikes legal? No
Are corporations above the law? No

[The Praetorian Empire]

Full Nation Name: The Commonwealth and Dominions of the Praetorian Empire
Government Type: Constitutional Monarchy
Head of State: Emperor William III of Mothes
Head of Government: Prime Minister Hugh Devlinn
Economic System: Interventionalism

Are elections held? Yes, once every 5 years
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Party candidates
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? Yes
Is the military a part of the government? Yes
Is the government secular or theocratic? It is pluralistic. The government follows and encourages the state religion, but other religions are not impeded.
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? Yes
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? Yes
Do you have government agencies? Yes, internal and international spy networks
Are politicians subject to the law? Yes
Is the media state-run? No, but it is heavy subsidised

Do you have an official police force? Yes, although it is only starting out
Is your police force militarized? No
Do you have a secret police? Yes
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? No
Do you have the death penalty? Yes
Do you have prisons? Yes
Do you have maximum security prisons? Yes
Are you a police state? No
Do you have security cameras in public places? No (on account of them not being invented yet)
Do you monitor web searches? No (as above)
Do you tap phone calls? No (as above)
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? For the richest. Not for the poor.
Can civilians arrest criminals? Theoretically, yes. In some regions, lynch mobs still practice.
Is vigilantism legal? Theoretically, yes.
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? Yes
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? Yes

Is the nation militarized? Yes
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes
Is your military up-to-date? (considering our tech era) Yes, top of the line
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Yes
Is the military subject to the law? Yes
Does the military have it's own courts? Yes
Are military courts independent of civilian law? Yes
Are civilian laws active on military installations? Yes

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? No, but military veterans get to keep their weapons if they finish their service.
Can civilians own firearms? Only veterans.
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes, but uncommon
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? Theoretically, no. Only the rich can afford narcotics (mostly opiates and cocaine) and their drug abuses tend to be ignored.
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? Yes
Do you have freedom of speech? To an extent
Do you have freedom of press? To an extent
Do you have freedom of thought? Doesn't everyone?
Do you have freedom of assembly? To an extent
Are protests legal? To an extent
Are sit-ins legal? To an extent
Are strikes legal? To an extent
Are corporations above the law? Theoretically, no. In practice, yes.

(For all of the above answered "To an extent", all of these are allowed to happen as long as they are not organised by a trade union.)

[Eclius]

Full Nation Name: Eclius/Eclisian Empire
Government Type: Mechanocracy (A.I. governance)
Head of State: Augustus Caesar A.I.
Head of Government: Augustus Caesar A.I.
Economic System: Capitalism

Are elections held? Yes
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Party Candidate
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? Yes
Is the military a part of the government? Yes, though divided into legions, the imperator of the legions are A.I's and are controlled by the senate of Eclius
Is the government secular or theocratic? secular, couldn't be more secular
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? Yes
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? Yes
Do you have government agencies? Yes
Are politicians subject to the law? Yes
Is the media state-run? No, medias are run by private companies

Do you have an official police force? yes
Is your police force militarized? yes
Do you have a secret police? yes
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? No, they're programmed with sensitivity training material (Eclisian police officers are robotic, piloted by A.I. so prejudice never happens)
Do you have the death penalty? Yes, but conditional and is rarely carried out
Do you have prisons? Yes*
Do you have maximum security prisons? Yes*
Are you a police state? No
Do you have security cameras in public places?Yes, but only in some places (such as banks)
Do you monitor web searches? Yes, but only if the police A.I. feels that a web monitor is needed
Do you tap phone calls? Yes, but is strictly controlled by central police A.I. system
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? No
Can civilians arrest criminals? Yes, but reasons must be reported to the police
Is vigilantism legal? No, citizens can restrict the movement of the criminals (tie them up to a pole or something) and wait for the arrival of police. However, citizens are allowed to hack into the computers of wanted criminals, but reports but be filed to police afterwards in regarding to their action and why it's justifiable
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? No
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? No

Is the nation militarized? No
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes
Is your military up-to-date? We're beyond that, our weapons are far far beyond what's known as "up-to-date" , like at least 500 years more advanced than the weapons from other nations in our dimension and time period (in Eclisian timeline, it's now 5016)
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Yes, but again, reports (can be presented orally) must be submitted
Is the military subject to the law? Yes
Does the military have it's own courts? Yes
Are military courts independent of civilian law? Yes
Are civilian laws active on military installations? Yes

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? No
Can civilians own firearms? No
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? No
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? No
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? No
Do you have freedom of speech? Yes
Do you have freedom of press? Yes
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes
Do you have freedom of assembly? Yes
Are protests legal? Yes
Are sit-ins legal? Yes
Are strikes legal? Yes
Are corporations above the law? No

*Eclisian citizens are robotic piloted by human consciousness, however, their artificial brain can prevent the conductivity of extremely illegal activities (such as homicides, terrorist attacks, arson, etc.), but not less severe crimes (such as theft, or making speeches that are politically incorrect), thus, prisons are for war prisoners (foreigners/captives of war).