Global Safety Rating Survey

[Qubec]

Full Nation Name: The Soviet Socialist Republics of Qubec
Government Type: Union, Marxist–Leninist single-party state
Head of State: Grand Marshall Tyler
Head of Government: Grand Marshall Tyler
Economic System: Command Economy

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 but limited
Is the military a part of the government? Yes
Is the government secular or theocratic? Secular There is speration of church and state
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? 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? 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? Only With Warrants
Do you tap phone calls? Only with warrants
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? By privet companies yes.
Can civilians arrest criminals? Its known as a citizens arrest but citizens are urged not to do so for there protection.
Is vigilantism legal? No
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? No
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? No

Is the nation militarized? Yes/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? No
Are military courts independent of civilian law? There are no military courts
Are civilian laws active on military installations? Yes

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? Some
Can civilians own firearms? Yes
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? Only Some
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 (As long as they are not on privet property and are not putting themselfs or others in danger)
Are strikes legal? Yes
Are corporations above the law? No

[Rejistania]

Full Nation Name: Rejistania
Government Type: Federational, tricameral, desynchronized, Hani-based democracy
Head of State: Head of state and head of government are the same people. Yes, plural because three Lentine Mje'he share the responsibilities as a committee the Kenlentine Mje'het: Lentine tani mje'he (Federal First Representative): Jahane San, Lentine nanti mje'he (Nantical First Representative): Jaku Syku, Lentine rekijo mje'he (Rekijonal First Representative): Xkeliko Kansu
Head of Government: see above
Economic System: Capitalism, with certain Jasikaist undercurrents.

Are elections held? Yes
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Officially, everyone runs independently, inofficially, there is a countless number of political parties (liside'het'ny, singular: liside'het) with varying, non-exclusive membership.
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, separation of temple and state exist
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? yes, 3 prongs: legislative, judicative, executive
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? no (make that yes if war elephants count)
Do you have a secret police? no
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? in theory, yes, in practice, they are just showed the lasted huge shitfest and told not to do this
Do you have the death penalty? no
Do you have prisons? yes
Do you have maximum security prisons? sure, comes with the territory of having several kinds of prisons for several crimes, so unless you tell me that people who have failed to pay a 5 Kitivalha fine and thhose who murdered 20 people should be treated alike, there is minimal and maximal security
Are you a police state? no
Do you have security cameras in public places? no
Do you monitor web searches? no, Rejistania cannot monitor internet usage without a warrant
Do you tap phone calls? only with warrents
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? yes (for a given definition of top notch stemming from Rejistania being a midling-HDI nation in basically BFE)
Can civilians arrest criminals? Depends on the rekijo
Is vigilantism legal? Officially, no, inofficially, weeeeell...
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? lol, no!
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? if they temporarily assist the police in areas of natural disaster
Is the military subject to the law? yes
Does the military have it's own courts? yes (but only for military matters civil matters go to civil courts)
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? equipment, yes, weapons, no
Can civilians own firearms? yes
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? yes
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? A huge mess of rekijonal and nantical laws govern this issue. But everything which you produce for your own consumption is legal
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? Not officially, if you get what I mean!
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, mostly because it is very easy to popular-veto politicians who vote too broadly for interests out

[Duvniask]

Full Nation Name: The Socialist Federation of Duvniask.
Government Type: Federation.
Head of State: Hanako Ikezawa.
Head of Government: Ditto.
Economic System: 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? No.
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? No.

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? No, but used to.
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? Yes.
Do you monitor web searches? Yes.
Do you tap phone calls? For people suspected of crime.
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Depends on what top-notch is. The answer is probably no, though.
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? Yes.
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? No.
Are civilian laws active on military installations? Yes.

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? No.
Can civilians own firearms? Yes, albeit with restrictions.
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes.
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes.
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.

[Novo Wagondia]

Full Nation Name: The Constitutional Empire of Wagondia
Government Type: Constitutional Monarchy
Head of State: HSM Emperor Edward I
Head of Government: Prime Minister Lady Eavan Macumber
Economic System: Social Market Capitalism

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? 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? No

Do you have an official police force? Yes
Is your police force militarized? Special Units are
Do you have a secret police? No
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? Yes
Do you have the death penalty? Varies between Provinces, usually not
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? Only of those who are under investigation or suspicion of malicious intent
Do you tap phone calls? Refer to above
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? No
Can civilians arrest criminals? Yes, but they must notify police and use restraint
Is vigilantism legal? No
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? No
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? No

Is the nation militarized? Moderately so
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? 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? 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

[Charellia]

Full Nation Name: The United People's Federation of Charellia
Government Type: Federal Republic
Head of State: Christopher Almhega
Head of Government: Same
Economic System: Regulated Capitalism

Are elections held? Yes
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Party candidates make up the majority of those elected, but independent candidates also have the right to run.
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? Individual citizens may.
Is the military a part of the government? The military is separate and subordinate.
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 multiple state funded channels and radio stations, but they are independently managed and do not have a monopoly on the media, or even dominate a particularly large part of it.
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? 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, but this requires probable cause and the search engine can demand a warrant.
Do you tap phone calls? Yes, but this requires a warrant.
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Yes
Can civilians arrest criminals? Civilians are permitted to detain suspects until police arrive.
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? On military bases. Outside of that they are subject to the same rules as ordinary civilians
Is the military subject to the law? Yes
Does the military have it's own courts? Yes, but their usage is limited. Serious crimes are dealt with in civilian courts under all circumstances.
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? Yes, but only those approved by the government for sale
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes with a prescription.
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? Some are. Most are not, but penalties are light.
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? Freedom of thought is beyond the power of any government to control. We encourage independent thinking, but true freedom of thought is something individuals have to find for themselves.
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? Absolutely not

[Aufwachen]

Full Nation Name: The Fourth Reich of Aufwachen
Government Type: Authoritarian Totalitarian Democracy (It is an actual thing)
Head of State: Führer Löwenherz Stahlfaust
Head of Government: Führer Löwenherz Stahlfaust
Economic System: Fascism

Are elections held? Yes.
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Party can.
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? Theodemocratic (both)
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? 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? 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? No.
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? 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? 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? Partly.
Do you have freedom of press? Partly.
Do you have freedom of thought? Partly.
Do you have freedom of assembly? Partly.
Are protests legal? Yes, although heavily fined upon.
Are sit-ins legal? No.
Are strikes legal? No.
Are corporations above the law? No.

[Xanixi]

Full Nation Name: Holy Elvish Empire
Government Type: Constitutional Monarchy
Head of State: Emperor Daeron
Head of Government: Neleui Caun Edwenor (Prime Minister)
Economic System: Mixed Economy

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, with appropriate limitations
Is the military a part of the government? Not politically; answerable to the Ministry of Defense.
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? The state funds a single news agency, but does not intervene in its work nor forbid the presence of foreign news agencies.

Do you have an official police force? Yes
Is your police force militarized? Yes; limited to a branch of the police force
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? 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 (during martial law, lest the servicemen be classified as military police; if such is the case, they are allowed arrest at all times)
Is the military subject to the law? Yes
Does the military have it's own courts? Yes; only applied in certain cases
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? Yes (pistol for self-defense, rifles for hunting; limitations on caliber)
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 (certain limitations, such as death threats)
Do you have freedom of press? Yes
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes
Do you have freedom of assembly? Yes (unless with malicious intent)
Are protests legal? Yes (unless violent)
Are sit-ins legal? Yes
Are strikes legal? Yes
Are corporations above the law? No

[-The Unified Earth Governments-]

Full Nation Name: The Unified Earth Governments
Government Type: Democratic Constitutional Confederacy
Head of State: Alexander K. Whitmore
Head of Government: Alexander K. Whitmore
Economic System: Mix Economic System, Transitional Scarcity Phase

Are elections held? Yes
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? There are no parties, individual people run for office.
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? Generally No, the Government hands out an equal sum of credits, enough for a fair and balanced campaign to be run. Some minor states allow limited individual and corporate support but this is limited to city states.
Is the military a part of the government? No, the military, as well as exploration and scientific community is a part of the United Nations Space Command, allowing greater focus on the government, it is however regulated and works in unison with 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? ....You mean Judiciary?
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, on a much lower level, they receive more training focused towards diplomacy however.
Do you have a secret police? No
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? Yes
Do you have the death penalty? Technically no, however under direct emergencies and if the person is directly impending the survival of the Human race, so in general....no, the likelihood of it being used is not major.
Do you have prisons? Yes
Do you have maximum security prisons? Yes, in the sense that they are all extremely secure.
Are you a police state? No
Do you have security cameras in public places? Yes, its public after all, if people don't want it, they can petition it away.
Do you monitor web searches? No
Do you tap phone calls? No
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? No, because you cannot purchase what is free, we don't think so at least.
Can civilians arrest criminals? Only if criminals are caught doing the crime, and it is only temporary until Police can arrive to assess the situation, any purposeful use of force is only allowed if absolute necessary.
Is vigilantism legal? No, the Police can handle things themselves.
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? No
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? No

Is the nation militarized? Somewhat, the caution is justified however, Humanity is a new space fairy race, we have data that we have been visited, people enjoy a good life and strong freedoms and equality, however the military itself, the police, even militias are well armed and regulated in the case of hard contact, this xenophobia is said to be too much, but most people in the civilian populace and Government agree the risk of being caught off guard without even a chance to fight back is a terrible scenario.
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes
Is your military up-to-date? Always
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Technically yes, Police are a military branch (Even though they are melded with civilians)
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, but they must be a registered member of a Militia group or sign up to the Police, a low ranking branch thats regulated by the armed forces, this is to make sure people will use the weapons responsibly with the proper knowledge to use them and to help prevent crime lower.
Can civilians own firearms? ^
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? Its advised not to and we advise civilians to take safety precautions when using drugs.
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? Absolutely fucking nope! We learned from the past about how bad they can be if given supreme clearance, if the Military is subject to the law, you bet your ass the corporations do, and no amount of money is going to save your ass.

Note, the country is a very secure state, freedoms are high, and people enjoy a good base of income equality and equal opportunities. The Military technically over looks the Police but generally just helps direct its funding on a "local" level and helps teach police how to properly use their tools, etc. Police have their own specific guidelines and are taught primarily diplomacy and is split between a tactic defense unit, and a civilian protection unit.

The Government is subject to the law just as everyone is, and people can freely work to make their government suite the people better with petitions and sit ins.

[The Flood]

Full Nation Name: The Undying Holy Roman Empire of the Flood
Government Type: Absolute Divine Right Monarchy
Head of State: Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian III
Head of Government: Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian III
Economic System: Controlled by the state

Are elections held? No
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? There are no elections
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? There are no elections
Is the military a part of the government? Yes
Is the government secular or theocratic? Theocratic (off topic, I should note, a government can be non-secular, without being 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? Only as decreed by the Emperor
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
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? Yes
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? More then up to date, it is state of the art
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Yes
Is the military subject to the law? Only to the chain of command and to the Emperor and his government
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? Yes
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, press is state run
Do you have freedom of thought? No
Do you have freedom of assembly? No
Are protests legal? No
Are sit-ins legal? No
Are strikes legal? No
Are corporations above the law? No, corporations are all strictly subject to the Emperor's decrees

[Cerberus Industries]

Full Nation Name: The Megacorporation of Cerberus Industries
Government Type: Republic
Head of State: The Cologate
Head of Government: The Three Patriarchs
Economic System: The government controls all business but small family run store chains.

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? Yes
Is the government secular or theocratic? Secular
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? It more or less is the government. All parts state their sides
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? The Tribunal is separate but does have say in the legislative body
Do you have government agencies? Many, we provide near everything to our citizens
Are politicians subject to the law? Yes, Extremely so
Is the media state-run? We own all major businesses, so yes.

Do you have an official police force? Yes
Is your police force militarized? Somewhat, we have more heavily armed police but it's for the safety of all.
Do you have a secret police? No, we've fully shown all our agencies
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? All the time, especially riot police to show our humanity
Do you have the death penalty? No
Do you have prisons? Yes but most are rehabilitation centers or are for the truly dangerous and vile, we get our purgers from them.
Do you have maximum security prisons? Yes, mainly for terrorists or rebels of other nations to protect them and the nations they seek to ruin.
Are you a police state? The police force is extensive to balance out the power of the military so I suppose so
Do you have security cameras in public places? Yes
Do you monitor web searches? We run the internet in our nation so of course
Do you tap phone calls? We do but it is part of the citizenry contract
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? No, if a proper form is filled out and the emergency or need is true then there will be forces sent
Can civilians arrest criminals? No, we want to make sure things stay orderly
Is vigilantism legal? No, same reason for above and to make sure no one gets hurt
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? They can be if already proven guilty and of too large of danger to be allowed in trial
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? No, we always provide lawyers for all criminals including terrorists

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? If they have proper training, 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 because they don't exist
Are civilian laws active on military installations? Depends on the laws, if it infringes on their duties the no

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? No
Can civilians own firearms? No
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? If a doctor test has occurred and a form filled out, yes
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? Same for the above, it depends on the disease
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? No
Do you have freedom of speech? Yes, but we may infringe on it if they cause a large hysteria or riot.
Do you have freedom of press? Yes, reporters merely apply their papers to the government run news businesses
Do you have freedom of thought? Of course, anyone can think what they wish
Do you have freedom of assembly? Yes
Are protests legal? Yes if kept peaceful
Are sit-ins legal? Yes but they might be requested after a while to move on so things can progress again with a more sought after negotiation.
Are strikes legal? Yes but they might be requested to go back to their jobs and a middle point is reached quickly afterwards
Are corporations above the law? No, after all we are the only economy.

[Forenet Skandinavien]

Full Nation Name: The Technocommunist Republic of Scandinavia
Government Type: Single-Party Republic
Head of State: Chancellor Albert Henrik Hansen
Head of Government: Chancellor Albert Henrik Hansen
Economic System: Socialism

Are elections held? Only at the lowest level
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? All candidates must be Communist Party members, but they run on their own platforms
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? No. The state supports all valid candidates equally.
Is the military a part of the government? No
Is the government secular or theocratic? Secular, but oversees religion so that none cause problems
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? Seperate
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? Seperate
Do you have government agencies? Lots
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
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
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Top-Notch security is given for free to those for whom it is deemed necessary
Can civilians arrest criminals? Yes, but they must immediately bring said criminals to the police.
Is vigilantism legal? No, but citizens caught in the act only recieve half of the punishment of a normal criminal in regards to the injury of the guilty and the damaging of property. They are treated like a regular crimminal for any other crime.
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? Yes
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? No

Is the nation militarized? Only during times of war
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? No
Can civilians own firearms? Yes
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes, but drugs that are normally perscribed may only be obtained legally through a perscription
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? No, with the exception of alcohol
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? They can, but that's illegal
Do you have freedom of speech? Yes (with some restrictions)
Do you have freedom of press? No. It's government-run
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes
Do you have freedom of assembly? Yes (with some restrictions)
Are protests legal? Yes, unless they get too large
Are sit-ins legal? Yes, but they're usually unnecessary
Are strikes legal? Yes, but they're usually unnecessary
Are corporations above the law? No

[Torisakia]

Full Nation Name: The Democracy of Torisakia
Government Type: Federal presidential, Constitutional republic
Head of State: President Alissa Beaulieu
Head of Government: President Alissa Beaulieu
Economic System: Laissez-faire Capitalism

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? 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? Yes
Is your police force militarized? To an extent
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? Yes
Are you a police state? No
Do you have security cameras in public places? Only privately owned ones, but not government regulated ones.
Do you monitor web searches? Only when it is deemed necessary (i.e someone has readily searched for bomb instructions.
Do you tap phone calls? Same as monitoring web searches
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Yes
Can civilians arrest criminals? Not officially. They can detain them while awaiting police actions
Is vigilantism legal? No, but all criminals caught will be handed over to proper authorities.
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? With special reason
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? No
Are military courts independent of civilian law? N/A
Are civilian laws active on military installations? Yes

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? No
Can civilians own firearms? Only with special reason
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes
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

[Chaorica]

Full Nation Name: The Organized State of Chaorica
Government Type: Constitutional Dictatorship
Head of State: Director George Filgram
Head of Government: Same
Economic System: Planned Economy

Are elections held? No
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? NA
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? NA
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? 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? Yes
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? Yes
Do you have the death penalty? Yes in very rare cases
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? Yes
Can civilians arrest criminals? In some limited circumstances
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? 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? 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? No
Do you have freedom of speech? Not technically, but in practice citizens can get away with saying almost anything
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
Are sit-ins legal? No
Are strikes legal? No
Are corporations above the law? No

[Lolloh]

Full Nation Name: The Animal Federation of Lolloh
Government Type: Unicameral Parliamentary Republic
Head of State: President William Glutier
Head of Government: Prime Minister John Bultrick
Economic System: Social Market

Are elections held? Standard term for all offices if 3 years. Parliament and Executive National positions are capped at 3 terms per office, or 9 years.
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Parties submit lists of candidates for the election. Based on the percentage of the vote won, each party gets to appoint candidates to office. However, the new Parliament must first get 50% approval from voters before it can take office.
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? Nope.
Is the military a part of the government? The Defense Ministry is a department, but it doesn't meddle in government affairs
Is the government secular or theocratic? Secular
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? Sorry? It IS the government, more or less.
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? Huh? Well, it's a part of the government, though judges are chosen mainly for neutrality and independence than anything else.
Do you have government agencies? More than you can count.
Are politicians subject to the law? Yes, and with even harsher penalties.
Is the media state-run? We provide subsidies to the media, and the government controls the internet, but it refuses to control content.

Do you have an official police force? Yes
Is your police force militarized? Very
Do you have a secret police? No, disbanded under treaty
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training?Somewhat
Do you have the death penalty? No
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? In some, but not in others.
Do you monitor web searches? Yes, but only the number of visitors
Do you tap phone calls? No
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? No
Can civilians arrest criminals? Citizens-arrest is allowed, but said criminal must be immediately handed over to the police as soon as possible, or it is considered a kidnapping.
Is vigilantism legal? Only in certain parts of Keldom Territory where no organized police force can make a presence. Otherwise, no.
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? No.
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? No.

Is the nation militarized? Not really
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes
Is your military up-to-date? More or less
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Yes
Is the military subject to the law? Yes
Does the military have it's own courts? No, all cases go to civilian courts
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? Only 1 hunting firearm, otherwise, no
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes, but only with a prescription.
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? Depends.
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? Mostly 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? Yes
Are sit-ins legal? Yes
Are strikes legal? Yes
Are corporations above the law? No

[Calabarzon]

Full Nation Name: The Federal Republic of Calabarzon
Government Type: Federal presidential constitutional republic
Head of State: President Benigno Aquino Sr.
Head of Government: First Lady Corazon Aquino
Economic System: Capitalism

Are elections held? Yes
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? They are run by party candidates
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? In order to prevent scams, such as the Pork Barrel Scam of the Philippines, 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? 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. Heavily militarized police forces are used for highly dangerous crimes. Lightly militarized police forces, however, are the regular ones you see in the movies.
Do you have a secret police? Strictly speaking, no.
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? Only the highly militarized police force undergo this training
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, we care for the privacy of our citizens
Do you tap phone calls? No
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Only some are available for purchase
Can civilians arrest criminals? They may detain them until the police comes
Is vigilantism legal? Yes
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? No
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? Yes

Is the nation militarized? Yes, though not heavily
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes
Is your military up-to-date? Yes
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? They may only detain criminals until the police comes
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? They are allowed to purchase some, but not all. You are smart enough to know why.
Can civilians own firearms? Yes, though civilian owned firearms should not be seen outside the owner's house.
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes, only if proven safe by the famous Health Department
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes, only if proven safe by the Health Department
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? Yes, only if permitted by the Health Department
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, though the heavily militarized police would tend to break huge protests.
Are sit-ins legal? Yes
Are strikes legal? Yes
Are corporations above the law? Absolutely not!

[Arkiasis]

Full Nation Name: Republic of Arkiasis
Government Type: Federal Parliamentary Constitutional Republic
Head of State: President Meghan Turner
Head of Government: Prime Minister
Economic System: Mixed Economy

Are elections held? Yes
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Yes
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? Only individuals can pledge money directly to a candidate's campaign. A maximum of $2000 per individual.
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? No

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? 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? Only in certain areas.
Do you monitor web searches? No
Do you tap phone calls? Only for suspected criminal with a valid search warrant.
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Burglar alarms and baseball bats yes. Firearms and private militia, no.
Can civilians arrest criminals? They preform a citizens arrest and hold the person until police arrive.
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? No
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? Yes
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? Decriminalized
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? No, with he exception of cannabis which is legal.
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 Confederacy of Texas]

Full Nation Name: The Republic of the United Confederacy of Texas
Government Type: Federal presidential constitutional republic
Head of State: President
Head of Government: President
Economic System: Capitalist

Are elections held? Yes, elections are held every 4 years.
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Both
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? No. If you run for the office, then you must pay for it yourself.
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, but only for those who are more unfortunate than others. We have a secure system that calls for financial records to receive aid.
Are politicians subject to the law? Yes
Is the media state-run? No. We believe in freedom of the media.

Do you have an official police force? Yes
Is your police force militarized? Technically, yes, but the equipment is only used in severe emergencies.
Do you have a secret police? No
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? No. Our officers must be prepared at the idea of taking a life without breaking down.
Do you have the death penalty? Yes, but only for inmates who cannot survive outside prison and have committed severe crimes.
Do you have prisons? Yes
Do you have maximum security prisons? Yes
Are you a police state? No. We believe in the rights and privacy of all citizens.
Do you have security cameras in public places? Only one camera is allowed per place. We mainly use tracker chips that implant themselves on suspects.
Do you monitor web searches? No
Do you tap phone calls? No
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Yes. All citizens are allowed to protect their property.
Can civilians arrest criminals? Yes, but only if they can provide proof that the suspect was about to commit a crime.
Is vigilantism legal? Somewhat. Refer to the previous answer.
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, we have 4 types: Navy, Army, Air Force, and the Planetary Defence Force
Is your military up-to-date? All the time.
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Only if the criminal is about to or has committed a Level 4 or above crime (Level 4 is the act of physical assault against one victim, be it rape, murder, mutilation, etc.)
Is the military subject to the law? Yes. Commit a crime and any connections to the military are cut off.
Does the military have it's own courts? Yes. The Militial Court deals with soldiers that have committed an infraction against the law.
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? We believe in the freedom to bear arms, until it leads to a Level 4 infraction.
Can civilians own firearms? Of course
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes, until it begins to cause harm to the person.
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? Only until it harms the person.
Do you have freedom of speech? Yes. It's in the Constitution and is advocated regularly.
Do you have freedom of press? Yes. Refer to the above.
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes as well. We even ask our citizens on their opinion of the government.
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. Nothing is above the law.

[New Europe-]

Full Nation Name: Kingdom of New Europe
Government Type: Constitutional Monarchy, of sorts
Head of State: King Utop VIII
Head of Government: General Secretary Charles Nilworth
Economic System: Command economy

Are elections held? Yes, every 5 years, but they're rigged so every candidate gets 99.97% of the vote
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Party, the Maoist People's Party
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? No
Is the military a part of the government? Yes, it constantly throws coups in favor of new General Secretaries
Is the government secular or theocratic? Theocratic, believing in Christ, kills nonbelievers
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? More or less
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? Nope
Do you have government agencies? Barely
Are politicians subject to the law? Nope!
Is the media state-run? Yes, 100% of it

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, for every crime committed
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? Can't afford them
Do you monitor web searches? No internet
Do you tap phone calls? Those that are made
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Yes
Can civilians arrest criminals? Yes, and kill them, too
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? Nope!
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, or in any part of the country

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? If they can afford it
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? 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
Are sit-ins legal? No
Are strikes legal? No
Are corporations above the law? Yes

[Rhodevus]

Full Nation Name: The United Sovereign Kingdoms of Rhodevus
Government Type: General Monarchy (type of contitutional conarchy)
Head of State: Queen Diana
Head of Government: Queen Diana
Economic System: capitalist

Are elections held? yes for mayors/premiers (leaders of the provinces/states)
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 no cpmpanies
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? no
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? partially
Do you have government agencies? yes
Are politicians subject to the law? yes, and they are enforced stricter on them
Is the media state-run? only one channel that is clearly labelled as state-run

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? 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? no
Do you monitor web searches? no
Do you tap phone calls? no, unless they are a primary suspect, then only with proper documentation
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? yes
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? no

Is the nation militarized? do we have a military? yes. Is our military in charge of government? 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? no
Can civilians own firearms? yes, only after required testing and time in the army
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? yes
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? depends on the drug
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

[Union of Christian States]

Full Nation Name: The Constitutional Republic of the Union of Christian States
Government Type: Constitutional Christian Republic
Head of State: President Leonardo Blackstone
Head of Government: President Blackstone
Economic System: Regulated Capitalism

Are elections held? Presidential every four years, Congressional every even numbered year(excluding special elections). State and local elections held almost constantly.
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Usually by election committees consisting of members of all political parties.
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? Yes. However there is a limit set with each candidate.
Is the military a part of the government? It is run by a civilian official appointed by the President, and confirmed by the Senate
Is the government secular or theocratic? The government is officially Christian(nondenominational), but is constitutionally blocked from passing any laws restricting the free practice of any religion(aside from human sacrifice and the like).
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? There are many executive agencies(created and funded by the legislative branch) that have duties ranging from census taking the law enforcement.
Are politicians subject to the law? Yes, everyone is subject to rule of law.
Is the media state-run? There is a Public Broadcast Bureau, however it is not very popular. Only privately owned media have any real popularity.

Do you have an official police force? Nationally, the Christian Investigations Bureau has jurisdiction over all federal crimes, and the Christian Marshal Service handles major crimes with CIB. States and localities have their own police forces.
Is your police force militarized? Only SWAT assets. Only to be used as a last resort.
Do you have a secret police? No
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? Yes. With varying degree based on how much money the government body responsible for that force has to put into it.
Do you have the death penalty? Yes, only for cases in which a life was taken such a way which shows no remorse, or many lives were taken. Judges are still reluctant to sentence someone to death, however.
Do you have prisons? Yes. Federal, State, county/parish and city owned.
Do you have maximum security prisons? Yes
Are you a police state? No
Do you have security cameras in public places? In high crime areas, and as traffic cameras. Private security cameras cover most other public areas.
Do you monitor web searches? Only for individuals that have known connections to terrorist groups. A warrant is required.
Do you tap phone calls? Only for people known to have connections to terrorist groups. A warrant is required.
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Yes, there are many private security firms
Can civilians arrest criminals? Only if they witness said criminal in the act of committing a crime. This is highly advised against. If the alleged criminal is proven innocent, the person who performed the citizens-arrest may be charged with unlawful imprisonment.
Is vigilantism legal? Only so far as performing a citizens-arrest.
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? If sentenced to life by due process.
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? No, it is unconstitutional.

Is the nation militarized? We do have a three branch army, and National Guard System. States may also regulate a supplemental militia.
Do you have an official armed forces? Three branch army under the control of the Department of Defense.
Is your military up-to-date? As best we can be.
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Only as a citizens arrest. The military may not enforce law.
Is the military subject to the law? Yes
Does the military have it's own courts? Yes, but they are required to follow the laws that civilian courts do.
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? Surplus equipment is sometimes sold to the populace.
Can civilians own firearms? Yes, all purchases require background checks. All states have concealed-carry licenses. And the CIB offers a nationwide carry license.
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes.
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? Some. Some states have for legalized than others.
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? Depends on the non-pharmaceutical reason
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

[Pavonistade]

Full Nation Name: [The] Pavonistadian States
Government Type: Federal constitutional presidential parliamentary republic
Head of State: President Mattheu Azurite
Head of Government: President Mattheu Azurite
Economic System: Industrial capitalism

Are elections held? Yes
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? By party candidates
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? No; they are deemed unacceptable and sometimes seen as bribery
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? No
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? No; steps have been taken to reduce abuse of the [federal] Supreme Court as much as possible; all other Supreme Courts in other levels (state, municipal, local) are independent from their respective governments
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? Officially no, though it works with the military in severe cases (e.g. terrorist attacks)
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, though the police are fairly powerful
Do you have security cameras in public places? Only in public places where it is deemed necessary to have increased security
Do you monitor web searches? Only for people suspected of wrongdoing or future ones
Do you tap phone calls? Only for people suspected of wrongdoing or future ones
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Yes
Can civilians arrest criminals? No, though they can capture criminals and wait for the police to arrest them
Is vigilantism legal? Yes, but regulated
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? No
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? No

Is the nation militarized? Officially no, but its armed forces are fairly powerful
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes
Is your military up-to-date? Yes
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Only when martial laws or state of emergencies are in effect
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? Only a few (e.g. military-grade pistols, ammunition)
Can civilians own firearms? Yes
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? Only a few, and depends on the laws of the six Pavonistadian states
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? Yes, especially for educational/etc. experimentation; otherwise, yes but discouraged
Do you have freedom of speech? Yes, so long as no harm or death is threatened on another person
Do you have freedom of press? Yes
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes
Do you have freedom of assembly? Yes, so long as the assembly is not related to crime or terrorism
Are protests legal? Yes, until it significantly disrupts businesses, blocks major roads, or turns violent
Are sit-ins legal? Yes, until it significantly disrupts businesses, blocks major roads, or turns violent
Are strikes legal? Yes, until it significantly disrupts businesses, blocks major roads, or turns violent
Are corporations above the law? No

[The new united britsh empire]

Full Nation Name: The Parliamentary Monarchy of The New United British Empire
Government Type: Executive Parliamentary Monarchy
Head of State: King Toby Wright the First
Head of Government: Prime Minister- The Rt Hon. Duncan Stephen Fry _{MP KG OBE}
Economic System: Mixed Market Capitalism

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? 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? 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? Yes
Are you a police state? No
Do you have security cameras in public places? Yes
Do you monitor web searches? Can with Royal Warrant
Do you tap phone calls? Can with Royal 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? Not particularly
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes
Is your military up-to-date? Yes
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? No
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? No

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? 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

[Creataris]

Full Nation Name: The Grand Empire of Creataris
Government Type: Absolute Monarchy
Head of State: Emperor Dessler
Head of Government: President Hyss (official), Emperor Dessler (De-Facto)
Economic System: State capitalism (small private businesses are permitted but the rest is government controlled)

Are elections held? Only for sector representatives in the senate
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Both
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? They are charged as if they have commited a capital offence due to their positions
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? It is a waste of time for criminal scum who call themselves human
Do you have the death penalty? Yes
Do you have prisons? Yes
Do you have maximum security prisons? Yes
Are you a police state? Is considered to be one
Do you have security cameras in public places? Yes
Do you monitor web searches? Yes for certain sites containing terrorist information, plans and underage pornography
Do you tap phone calls? Yes
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? It is provided for free by the state via the police and secret police
Can civilians arrest criminals? Yes and it is welcomed
Is vigilantism legal? No, citizens may only stop criminals if they are nearby and not running around doing the job of the police
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? Yes
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? For the most heinous of crimes

Is the nation militarized? Yes
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes
Is your military up-to-date? We're a world leader in military technology
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? Some

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? No, they are given less powerful variants during compulsory militia training only that must be turned in to leave the training grounds and after they are demobilised
Can civilians own firearms? Private ownership is punishable by a lengthy prison sentence filled with hard labour
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Only form pharmacies
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? No
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? No
Do you have freedom of speech? No to prevent hate crimes from all races (not just whites are racist)
Do you have freedom of press? No
Do you have freedom of thought? Kind of impossible to prevent but the writing of certain offensive or criminal gouts is prohibited
Do you have freedom of assembly? Yes
Are protests legal? Only when the workers are being treated unfairly or as being less than human
Are sit-ins legal? Only when the workers are being treated unfairly or as being less than human
Are strikes legal? Only when the workers are being treated unfairly or as being less than human
Are corporations above the law? No

[New North Aqmuland]

Full Nation Name: New North Aqmuland
Government Type: Parliamentary kingdom
Head of State: King Etrien DeCzekuwike I
Head of Government: Majority Party Leader Nestor Masik
Economic System: Capitalism

Are elections held? Yes, quadrennial elections.
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Party candidates, though independents are allowed.
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? Yes, with limits.
Is the military a part of the government? Yes, but has no control over the decisions of the parliament or the king.
Is the government secular or theocratic? Very 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? Some
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? 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? No
Are you a police state? No
Do you have security cameras in public places? Only in airports.
Do you monitor web searches? Never
Do you tap phone calls? Nope
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Yes
Can civilians arrest criminals? They can stop them, but they don't have the right to arrest them.
Is vigilantism legal? Yes
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? They can stop them, but they don't have the right to arrest them.
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, but with heavy regulations and background checks.
Can civilians own firearms? Yes, but with heavy regulations and background checks.
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

[Costa Fierro]

Full Nation Name: Republic of Costa Fiero
Government Type: Presidential Republic
Head of State: President Antonia Camino
Head of Government: Position doesn't exist
Economic System: Capitalism

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.
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? Officially. But most consider themselves above it.
Is the media state-run? Not as such no. There is state media outlets and private outlets.

Do you have an official police force? Yes.
Is your police force militarized? Sort of. The National Police is armed but receives back up from the Military Police, whose primary task is "public security".
Do you have a secret police? We don't call it as such, but we sort of do.
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? What now?
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 se.
Do you have security cameras in public places? Yes.
Do you monitor web searches? Sometimes.
Do you tap phone calls? Sometimes.
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Yes.
Can civilians arrest criminals? No. Mostly because the criminals are armed.
Is vigilantism legal? No.
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? Not legally. It happens.
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? Ditto.

Is the nation militarized? No.
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes.
Is your military up-to-date? As it can be with the funds available.
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Not in civilian areas. That's what the Military Police is for.
Is the military subject to the law? Yes.
Does the military have it's own courts? Yes.
Are military courts independent of civilian law? Sort of. Yes if it's a purely military affair. No if it involves civilians.
Are civilian laws active on military installations? No.

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? Not legally, no.
Can civilians own firearms? Yes.
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes.
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? Some are.
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? Obviously. But it's not legal to do so.
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 (ish).
Are protests legal? Yes (ish)
Are sit-ins legal? Yes.
Are strikes legal? Yes.
Are corporations above the law? No. But they certainly act above it anyway.