The Big Book of Capital Punishment

[New Ravania]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: The Grand Imperium of New Ravania
2. Type of government: Dictatorship
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[x] Common law
[x] Civil law
[] Socialist law
[] Religious law
[x] Other:

4. Does capital punishment exist in law?. Yes
5. Is capital punishment used in practice? Yes
6. In what year was capital punishment abolished (if applicable)? N/A
7. In what year was the most recent execution? 2E499
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? Roughly 1.9 Million

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Murder/Attempted Murder, Rape, Grand Larceny, Armed Robbery, Willful Treason, Terrorism, Willful Arson,
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? Larceny, Manslaughter
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? Both, though mandated Judge can overturn the juries' decision.
4. Can death sentences be appealed? No
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence? Yes

6. Can people under 18 be executed? No
7. Can people over 65 be executed? Yes
8. Can men be executed? Yes
9. Can women be executed? Yes
10. Can government officials be executed? Yes
11. Can foreigners be executed? Yes

C. METHODS

1. Which execution methods are currently used? Check all that apply:
[] Hanging
[] Decapitation
[] Lethal injection
[] Firing squad
[] Gas chamber
[X] None of the above
Obtundation: The act of rendering the guilty party into a vegetative state by use of a Captive Bolt Pistol. The pistol doesn't have a projectile, instead its charge propels a metal bolt forward through its chamber, stopping it half an inch out of its muzzle. The impact of the bolt against the subjects forehead transfers enough energy into the subject as to render the frontal lobe into a liquid state, while leaving the brainstem intact.

1a. For nations with lethal injection, which drugs are used? Check all that apply:
N/A

1b. For nations with gas chambers, which gases are used? Check all that apply:
N/A

2. Can prisoners choose the method of execution? No
2a. If yes, which method of execution is the most popular?

D. PROTOCOL AND PROCEDURES

1. While waiting for execution, are prisoners kept in custody? Yes
1a. What are conditions like in death row (if applicable)? Spartan
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date? Yes
3. Are family members informed of the execution date? Yes
4. Is the public informed of the execution date? Yes
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal? No
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place? Monday
7. Are executions public or private? Both, depends on locality
8. Who is invited to view executions? If private; Family, those against whom the crime was committed.

9. Are executions reported by the media? No
10. Are executions broadcast on television? No
11. Do prisoners have the opportunity to make a final statement? No
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)? Ornates of the Militarum Dar Luminare , who give the subject/s their final rites
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? No
14. How are executioners selected? Alphabetically by last name.
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? Yes

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? The subject, while requiring the use of a life support pack, is transferred to a nearby hospital for subsequent harvest and rending. Organs, skin samples, and other viable biological material is stored for later or immediate use, with what little that remains rendered down and incinerated.
17. Are family members required to pay for the execution? No

E. PUBLIC OPINION

1. What percentage of citizens support capital punishment for these crimes?
1a. Murder:
1b. Rape and violent assault:
1c. Robbery:
1d. Drug trafficking:
1e. Drug possession:
1f. Adultery:
1g. Homosexuality:
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes?
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime?

[Finnstonia]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: The People's Republic of Finnstonia
2. Type of government: Marxist-Leninist One Party State
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[x] Common law
[x] Civil law
[x] Socialist law
[] Religious law
[] Other:

4. Does capital punishment exist in law? Yes
5. Is capital punishment used in practice? Yes
6. In what year was capital punishment abolished (if applicable)?
7. In what year was the most recent execution? 2016
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 15

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Murder, rape, treason, drug trafficking, stealing equipment from the military
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? Conspiracy to murder, conspiracy to treason, dealing illegal drugs
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? Judges
4. Can death sentences be appealed? No
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence? Yes

6. Can people under 18 be executed? No
7. Can people over 65 be executed? Yes
8. Can men be executed? Yes
9. Can women be executed? Yes
10. Can government officials be executed? Yes
11. Can foreigners be executed? No

C. METHODS

1. Which execution methods are currently used? Check all that apply:
[x] Hanging
[] Decapitation
[] Lethal injection
[x] Firing squad
[] Gas chamber
[] None of the above

1a. For nations with lethal injection, which drugs are used? Check all that apply:
[] Sodium thiopental
[] Pancuronium bromide
[] Potassium chloride
[] Midazolam
[] Hydromorphone
[] Other:

1b. For nations with gas chambers, which gases are used? Check all that apply:
[] Hydrogen cyanide
[] Carbon monoxide
[] Carbon dioxide
[] Nitrogen
[] Other:

2. Can prisoners choose the method of execution? No
2a. If yes, which method of execution is the most popular?

D. PROTOCOL AND PROCEDURES

1. While waiting for execution, are prisoners kept in custody? Yes
1a. What are conditions like in death row (if applicable)? Cell capacity is determined by how many can be squeezed into one and the cells are absolutely empty except for the prisoners
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date? No
3. Are family members informed of the execution date? Yes
4. Is the public informed of the execution date? No, unless in the case of treason
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal? No
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place? Sundays
7. Are executions public or private? Private unless in the case of treason for which the executions are public
8. Who is invited to view executions? Family members and friends

9. Are executions reported by the media? No
10. Are executions broadcast on television? Only the ones carried out for treason
11. Do prisoners have the opportunity to make a final statement? No
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)?
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? Yes
14. How are executioners selected? Executioners are always picked at random from the nearest army garrison
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? No

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? They are cremated and have their ashes spread around the forest
17. Are family members required to pay for the execution? No

E. PUBLIC OPINION

1. What percentage of citizens support capital punishment for these crimes?
1a. Murder: 90%
1b. Rape and violent assault: Rape - 90% Violent assault - 34%
1c. Robbery: 13%
1d. Drug trafficking: 68%
1e. Drug possession: 3%
1f. Adultery: 0.2%
1g. Homosexuality: 0.4%
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 0%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? Yes

[The Hoosier Alliance]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name:The Federation of the Hoosier Alliance
2. Type of government:Federation
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[x] Common law
[x] Civil law
[] Socialist law
[] Religious law
[] Other:

4. Does capital punishment exist in law? Yes
5. Is capital punishment used in practice? Yes
6. In what year was capital punishment abolished (if applicable)?
7. In what year was the most recent execution? 2016
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 763

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Treason, terrorism, espionage
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? Murder, rape, large-scale drug trafficking, attempting to kill a witness, juror, or court officer
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? Both
4. Can death sentences be appealed? Yes
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence? Yes

6. Can people under 18 be executed? Varies by states
7. Can people over 65 be executed? Varies by states
8. Can men be executed? Yes
9. Can women be executed? Yes
10. Can government officials be executed? Yes
11. Can foreigners be executed? Yes

C. METHODS

1. Which execution methods are currently used? Check all that apply:
[x] Hanging
[] Decapitation
[] Lethal injection
[x] Firing squad
[] Gas chamber
[] None of the above

1a. For nations with lethal injection, which drugs are used? Check all that apply:
[] Sodium thiopental
[] Pancuronium bromide
[] Potassium chloride
[] Midazolam
[] Hydromorphone
[] Other:

1b. For nations with gas chambers, which gases are used? Check all that apply:
[] Hydrogen cyanide
[] Carbon monoxide
[] Carbon dioxide
[] Nitrogen
[] Other:

2. Can prisoners choose the method of execution? No
2a. If yes, which method of execution is the most popular?

D. PROTOCOL AND PROCEDURES

1. While waiting for execution, are prisoners kept in custody? Yes
1a. What are conditions like in death row (if applicable)? Same as a maximum security prison
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date? Yes
3. Are family members informed of the execution date? Yes
4. Is the public informed of the execution date? Yes
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal? Yes
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place? Saturday
7. Are executions public or private? Public
8. Who is invited to view executions? Anyone that wishes to attend

9. Are executions reported by the media? Occasionally
10. Are executions broadcast on television? Varies by who is being executed
11. Do prisoners have the opportunity to make a final statement? Yes
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)? A priest
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? If they want to be
14. How are executioners selected? Randomly
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? No

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? Given to the families or buried by the government if there is no family.
17. Are family members required to pay for the execution? No

E. PUBLIC OPINION

1. What percentage of citizens support capital punishment for these crimes?
1a. Murder: 86%
1b. Rape and violent assault: 86.43%
1c. Robbery: 14.12%
1d. Drug trafficking: 51%
1e. Drug possession: 9.5%
1f. Adultery: 2.24%
1g. Homosexuality: 3.24%
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 12.3%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? Yes

[Zaspeuwana]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: The Kingdom of Zaspeuwana
2. Type of government: Kingdom
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[] Common law
[X] Civil law
[] Socialist law
[] Religious law
[] Other:

4. Does capital punishment exist in law? Yes.
5. Is capital punishment used in practice? Yes.
6. In what year was capital punishment abolished (if applicable)? -
7. In what year was the most recent execution? 2016
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 500

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Treason, terrorism, intergalactic contraband.
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? Murder, rape, contraband.
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? Judges.
4. Can death sentences be appealed? Yes.
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence? No.

6. Can people under 16 be executed? No.
7. Can people over 65 be executed? Yes.
8. Can men be executed? Yes.
9. Can women be executed? Yes.
10. Can government officials be executed? Yes.
11. Can foreigners be executed? Yes.

C. METHODS

1. Which execution methods are currently used? Check all that apply:
[X] Hanging
[X] Decapitation
[] Lethal injection
[X] Firing squad
[X] Gas chamber
[] None of the above

1a. For nations with lethal injection, which drugs are used? Check all that apply:
[] Sodium thiopental
[] Pancuronium bromide
[] Potassium chloride
[] Midazolam
[] Hydromorphone
[] Other:

1b. For nations with gas chambers, which gases are used? Check all that apply:
[] Hydrogen cyanide
[X] Carbon monoxide
[X] Carbon dioxide
[] Nitrogen
[] Other:

2. Can prisoners choose the method of execution? For contraband, yes. For the others, no.
2a. If yes, which method of execution is the most popular? Firing Squad

D. PROTOCOL AND PROCEDURES

1. While waiting for execution, are prisoners kept in custody? Yes.
1a. What are conditions like in death row (if applicable)?
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date? Yes.
3. Are family members informed of the execution date? Yes.
4. Is the public informed of the execution date? Yes.
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal? Yes.
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place? Sunday.
7. Are executions public or private? Private and public.
8. Who is invited to view executions? The press and members of the criminal's family.

9. Are executions reported by the media? Yes.
10. Are executions broadcast on television? No.
11. Do prisoners have the opportunity to make a final statement? No.
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)? N/A
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? Yes.
14. How are executioners selected? Random picking or highest ranking officer.
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? Yes.

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? Burned.
17. Are family members required to pay for the execution? Yes.

E. PUBLIC OPINION

1. What percentage of citizens support capital punishment for these crimes?
1a. Murder: 80%
1b. Rape and violent assault: 74%
1c. Robbery: 40%
1d. Drug trafficking: 60%
1e. Drug possession: 30%
1f. Adultery: 17%
1g. Homosexuality: 15%
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 10%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? Yes.

[Schutzenphalia and West Ruhntuhnkuhnland]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: The United Iron Principality of Schutzenphalia and West Ruhntuhnkuhnland
2. Type of government: Constitutional monarchy
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[] Common law
[X] Civil law
[] Socialist law
[] Religious law
[] Other:
4. Does capital punishment exist in law? No.
5. Is capital punishment used in practice? No.
6. In what year was capital punishment abolished (if applicable)? 1968
7. In what year was the most recent execution? 1957
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 0

B. LEGISLATION N/A
C. METHODS N/A
D. PROTOCOL AND PROCEDURES N/A
E. PUBLIC OPINION

1. What percentage of citizens support capital punishment for these crimes?
1a. Murder: <40%
1b. Rape and violent assault: <30%
1c. Robbery: <10%
1d. Drug trafficking: <30%
1e. Drug possession: <10%
1f. Adultery: <10%
1g. Homosexuality: <10%
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? >50%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? No

[Skyhooked]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: The Semi-anarchic commonwealth of Skyhooked
2. Type of government: Libertarian one.
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[x] Common law
[x] Civil law
[] Socialist law
[] Religious law
[] Other:

4. Does capital punishment exist in law? Yep
5. Is capital punishment used in practice? Yes
6. In what year was capital punishment abolished (if applicable)?N/A
7. In what year was the most recent execution? 2016
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 33

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Mass murder, cruel rape, terrorism with death casualties, highest treason which lead to deathes.
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? Murder, rape.
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? Juries moslty.
4. Can death sentences be appealed? Yes.
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence? Yes, if he has a good reason.

6. Can people under 18 be executed? Nope.
7. Can people over 65 be executed? Yes.
8. Can men be executed? Yep
9. Can women be executed? Yep
10. Can government officials be executed? Yes
11. Can foreigners be executed? Yes if it's a mandatory execution case.

C. METHODS

1. Which execution methods are currently used? Check all that apply:
[] Hanging
[] Decapitation
[] Lethal injection
[x] Firing squad
[] Gas chamber
[x] None of the above:
Criminal can choose to go to the arena as a gladiator. There he will fight other deathrow criminals or/and dangerous animals. If he wins the fight, his punishment will be a lifetime imprisonment instead.

1a. For nations with lethal injection, which drugs are used? Check all that apply:
[] Sodium thiopental
[] Pancuronium bromide
[] Potassium chloride
[] Midazolam
[] Hydromorphone
[] Other:

1b. For nations with gas chambers, which gases are used? Check all that apply:
[] Hydrogen cyanide
[] Carbon monoxide
[] Carbon dioxide
[] Nitrogen
[] Other:

2. Can prisoners choose the method of execution? Yep, as we told they can choose to fight with dignitiy on the arena. If they win, they are lifetime imprisoned instead. If not, they gain honorable death.
2a. If yes, which method of execution is the most popular? They moslty prefere to pose as a gladiator.

D. PROTOCOL AND PROCEDURES

1. While waiting for execution, are prisoners kept in custody? Yes, they are kept there until their guilt is 100% proven. Only then they are executed. If there is any legitemate doubt in their guilt... execution will not be staged.
1a. What are conditions like in death row (if applicable)? Just like in usual prison cell.
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date? Yes.
3. Are family members informed of the execution date? They can choose... to be informed or not.
4. Is the public informed of the execution date? Maybe
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal? Yes, they have a right.
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place? Mostly at saturdays and sundays.
7. Are executions public or private? Public. Especially the one with gladiator fights. Heck... some folk even make bets.
8. Who is invited to view executions?

9. Are executions reported by the media? Sometimes
10. Are executions broadcast on television? Only the most important.
11. Do prisoners have the opportunity to make a final statement? Yes, they have that right.
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)? Anyone, who is there.
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? On their choice.
14. How are executioners selected? Some soldiers or police are informed about criminal's misdeeds. Those, who have an urge to serve the justice, do it. Sometimes, a relative of victim may volunteer to serve the justice himself.
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? Nope

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? Buried.
17. Are family members required to pay for the execution? Nope.

E. PUBLIC OPINION

1. What percentage of citizens support capital punishment for these crimes?
1a. Murder: 50%
1b. Rape and violent assault: 41%
1c. Robbery: N/A
1d. Drug trafficking: N/A
1e. Drug possession: N/A
1f. Adultery: N/A
1g. Homosexuality: N/A
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 28%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? Somewhat.

[TURTLESHROOM II]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: Kingdom of the United Turtles, Mushrooms, and Men of TurtleShroom
2. Type of government: Military junta (coup d'etat), actual government is constitutional monarchist theodemocracy
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[] Common law
[X] Civil law
[] Socialist law
[X] Religious law (in some limited circumstances)
[] Other:

4. Does capital punishment exist in law? Yes, and liberally
5. Is capital punishment used in practice? Yes, and liberally
6. In what year was capital punishment abolished (if applicable)? N/A
7. In what year was the most recent execution? 2016 AD
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? Thousands

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Pedophilia, child molestation, and rape, and if a capital crime is performed by a government official, then capital punishment is also mandatory
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? With the exceptions of those above, all capital crimes can instead be life in prison
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? Judges, or judges can defer to the victims' choice
4. Can death sentences be appealed? Yes, but no inmate may sit on Death Row more than five years (unless new evidence comes to light questioning if the sentence being beyond reasonable doubt)
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence? Yes, by pardon alone

6. Can people under 18 be executed? Yes, but it's nearly unheard of to execute anyone under thirteen
7. Can people over 65 be executed? Yes
8. Can men be executed? Yes, liberally
9. Can women be executed? Yes, but it's not as common
10. Can government officials be executed? Yes, and it is required if the crime is a capital offense
11. Can foreigners be executed? Yes, but deportation is preferred unless the home nation is judged not to have a just punishment for the crime

C. METHODS

1. Which execution methods are currently used? Check all that apply:
[X] Hanging
[X] Decapitation
[X] Lethal injection
[-] Firing squad (de facto, used by the Junta)
[X] Electrocution (electric chair)
[] Gas chamber
[] None of the above

1a. For nations with lethal injection, which drugs are used? Check all that apply:
[X] Sodium thiopental
[] Pancuronium bromide
[X] Potassium chloride
[X] Midazolam
[X] Hydromorphone
[] Other:

1b. For nations with gas chambers, which gases are used? Check all that apply:
N/A

2. Can prisoners choose the method of execution? No, but the victims decide
2a. If yes, which method of execution is the most popular? Hanging, lethal injection, and electric chair are mainly tied

D. PROTOCOL AND PROCEDURES

1. While waiting for execution, are prisoners kept in custody? Yes
1a. What are conditions like in death row (if applicable)? Same as all other prison situations, though Death Row inmates (especially sexual ones) are isolated to prevent other prisoners from attacking them
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date? Yes
3. Are family members informed of the execution date? Yes
4. Is the public informed of the execution date? Yes
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal? Yes
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place? Any day except Sunday, Monday is most common
7. Are executions public or private? Private
8. Who is invited to view executions? Anyone may apply to view a private execution, but preference is given to the victims' families and professional witnesses

9. Are executions reported by the media? Yes
10. Are executions broadcast on television? Never
11. Do prisoners have the opportunity to make a final statement? Always
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)? The executioners and witnesses read the charges and ask for last words. The procedure is usually explained.
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? Yes, for Junta firing squads.
14. How are executioners selected? Any creature over the age of majority may apply to be an executioner after training.
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? Only to pronounce the patient dead and administer anesthesia (for burning at the stake)
16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? Cremation.
17. Are family members required to pay for the execution? No

E. PUBLIC OPINION

1. What percentage of citizens support capital punishment for these crimes?
1a. Murder: >90%
1b. Rape and violent assault: > 97%
1c. Robbery: Depends on type of robbery, but for any and all robberies without exception, 19%
1d. Drug trafficking: 33%
1e. Drug possession: < 6%
1f. Adultery: 3% (adultery is punishable by imprisonment)
1g. Homosexuality: < 2%
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? < 3%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? Yes

[The Uncle Happy]

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[Tekirlemmih]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: The People's Country of Tekirlemmih
2. Type of government: One-party totalitarian state
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[] Common law
[X] Civil law
[] Socialist law
[] Religious law
[] Other:

4. Does capital punishment exist in law? Yes.
5. Is capital punishment used in practice? Yes.
6. In what year was capital punishment abolished (if applicable)? N/A
7. In what year was the most recent execution? 2017
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? Around 5000

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Murder, "Traitorous actions against the state and the government", terrorism, Homosexuality, theft and more.
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? Child abuse, rape and others.
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? Death sentences are decided by the judge.
4. Can death sentences be appealed? Yes.
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence? Yes.

6. Can people under 18 be executed? Yes.
7. Can people over 65 be executed? Yes.
8. Can men be executed? Yes.
9. Can women be executed? Yes
10. Can government officials be executed? Yes.
11. Can foreigners be executed? Yes.

C. METHODS

1. Which execution methods are currently used? Check all that apply:
[X] Hanging
[X] Decapitation
[] Lethal injection
[X] Firing squad
[] Gas chamber
[] None of the above

1a. For nations with lethal injection, which drugs are used? Check all that apply:
[] Sodium thiopental
[] Pancuronium bromide
[] Potassium chloride
[] Midazolam
[] Hydromorphone
[] Other:

1b. For nations with gas chambers, which gases are used? Check all that apply:
[] Hydrogen cyanide
[] Carbon monoxide
[] Carbon dioxide
[] Nitrogen
[] Other:

2. Can prisoners choose the method of execution? Nope.
2a. If yes, which method of execution is the most popular?

D. PROTOCOL AND PROCEDURES

1. While waiting for execution, are prisoners kept in custody?
1a. What are conditions like in death row (if applicable)? It's a small room with a small window and nothing in it.
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date? Yes, as it is oftenly the same day as their trial.
3. Are family members informed of the execution date? No.
4. Is the public informed of the execution date? No.
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal? No.
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place? Friday, at Murtnecskir Square!
7. Are executions public or private? Public.
8. Who is invited to view executions? Depends on the crime, most are open for all.

9. Are executions reported by the media? Depends on the one executed.
10. Are executions broadcast on television? Yes.
11. Do prisoners have the opportunity to make a final statement? Yes.
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)? The Police chief who says "You should follow the authority of the law next time"
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? No.
14. How are executioners selected? It is a profession that requires proper education.
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? No.

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? Burned.
17. Are family members required to pay for the execution? Yes,

E. PUBLIC OPINION

1. What percentage of citizens support capital punishment for these crimes?
1a. Murder: 90,5%
1b. Rape and violent assault: 86,4%
1c. Robbery: 50%
1d. Drug trafficking: 10%
1e. Drug possession: 1%
1f. Adultery: 4%
1g. Homosexuality: 70%
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 9%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? Yes, they fear fear itself!

[Imperium Sidhicum]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: Imperium of Sidhae
2. Type of government: monarchy/stratocracy
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[] Common law
[x] Civil law
[] Socialist law
[] Religious law
[x] Other:

4. Does capital punishment exist in law? Yes
5. Is capital punishment used in practice? Yes
6. In what year was capital punishment abolished (if applicable)? n/a
7. In what year was the most recent execution? Current year (2630 CE)
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? Hundreds of thousands; a negligible number in an empire with a population of trillions

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Death penalty is reserved mostly for military personnel and civilians living under military administration for crimes like desertion, cowardice, looting, espionage, sabotage, aiding and abetting an enemy or a known enemy of the state, disobeying a lawful order (depends on circumstances), mutiny, etc.
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? Murder, large-scale corruption, large-scale embezzlement, high treason, large-scale theft of state property, piracy, armed robbery, any premeditated violent crime committed in a group, incitement to rebellion or mutiny, forming an organized group with the intent to commit a crime, large-scale fraud, political subversion.
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? By judges or comparably-empowered officials. Imperium does not practice trial by jury.
4. Can death sentences be appealed? No. Most are carried out immediately after being passed.
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence? Yes, the monarch and individuals accordingly empowered by the monarch may veto a death sentence.

6. Can people under 18 be executed? Yes
7. Can people over 65 be executed? Yes
8. Can men be executed? Yes
9. Can women be executed? Yes
10. Can government officials be executed? Yes
11. Can foreigners be executed? Yes

C. METHODS

1. Which execution methods are currently used? Check all that apply:
[] Hanging
[x] Decapitation
[] Lethal injection
[x] Firing squad
[x] Gas chamber
[] None of the above

1a. For nations with lethal injection, which drugs are used? Check all that apply: n/a
[] Sodium thiopental
[] Pancuronium bromide
[] Potassium chloride
[] Midazolam
[] Hydromorphone
[] Other:

1b. For nations with gas chambers, which gases are used? Check all that apply:
[x] Hydrogen cyanide
[x] Carbon monoxide
[] Carbon dioxide
[] Nitrogen
[x] Other: Death row convicts are often used to test new chemical weapons

2. Can prisoners choose the method of execution? Usually no. Sometimes an offender whose guilt can be proven beyond doubt and is most likely going to be sentenced to death or long imprisonment is allowed to instead commit suicide and avoid trial and public disgrace as a special favour, usually for honourable past service. Soldiers are customarily entitled to be executed by firing squad rather than the usual single shot to the back of the head, allowing them to face their demise standing upright as proper Sidhae. Ranking Sidhae of renown are sometimes also allowed to command their firing squad, granted at their own request.
2a. If yes, which method of execution is the most popular? The means for forced suicides are left at the subject's own discretion. A subject from whom suicide is expected is customarily notified of it by being given a green silk noose or a single blaster round, though one is not necessarily expected to use the provided article for the act itself.

D. PROTOCOL AND PROCEDURES

1. While waiting for execution, are prisoners kept in custody? Usually no. An inmate sentenced to death will usually be executed in a summary manner immediately after being removed from court, usually being killed already on way to a body disposal site.
1a. What are conditions like in death row (if applicable)? Those who for some reason must await their execution are housed no differently than ordinary prisoners, and most often aren't even informed of being sentenced to death (Imperial laws not requiring the defendant's presence during conviction). This is to ensure their compliance, seeing to it that the prisoners do not suspect their impending fate until the fatal moment.
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date? No. Those who are present in court when sentenced to death know that their execution will follow immediately afterwards, while those condemned to death in absentia are kept ignorant of the fact and killed quickly and quietly during a routine prison procedure, such as during transfer to a different cell.
3. Are family members informed of the execution date? Sidhae have no families, so notifying next of kin is not necessary.
4. Is the public informed of the execution date? If the authorities intend to make an example out of the convict, then yes.
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal? No. Sidhae see no point in lavishing such luxury on convict scum about to die.
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place? Any day that is expedient.
7. Are executions public or private? Usually executions are private, except when carried out for purposes of public intimidation.
8. Who is invited to view executions? In public executions, the entire target audience in immediate area is compelled to attend in order to witness the example set for them. For example, all soldiers present in an area will be required to witness the execution of deserters, cowards and mutineers to remind them of the consequences of such crimes. Same would apply to rebellious civilians. Other than that, executions are usually carried out away from public eye, the only witnesses being those involved. Sometimes the authorities will put the remains of particularly hated criminals on display to show that the justice has been served.

9. Are executions reported by the media? Some are. Most go unnoticed, the Imperial authorities preferring not to advertise criminals and their crimes for any reason.
10. Are executions broadcast on television? If the public demands so, or if the authorities wish to make an example.
11. Do prisoners have the opportunity to make a final statement? Those sentenced to die in public usually are. Individuals convicted for sedition and other political crimes are usually executed away from the public eye in order to avoid giving them a martyr's status among potential supporters.
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)? In public executions, the convict's crimes are read aloud to the public (usually coupled with graphic descriptions and images on large viewscreens if available) by the presiding magistrate. This is done to ensure nobody in the crowd will sympathize with the convict. The magistrate will then invite the convict to make his final statement.
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? No. A Sidh is expected to face his death straight in the eye. Convicts who remain defiant and unflinching are applauded/saluted by the spectators in deference to their final display of Sidhness, while those who flinch, struggle or otherwise show fear are jeered and ridiculed. Those executed away from sight are obviously denied such privilege, but are also never blindfolded to avoid alarming them about impending execution.
14. How are executioners selected? The majority of capital crimes are military in nature, so executions are carried out either by the offender's commanding officer, or by his comrades. A firing squad, for example, is usually selected by drawing lots.
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? Unless it involves poisoning by gas, no. Being beheaded or shot in the head doesn't require a medical professional to determine death, and a finishing shot to the head is usually applied in case of execution by firing squad.

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? Usually they are unceremoniously recycled along with other organic waste (as are most bodies of ordinary citizens). Sometimes the remains are put on display to instill fear in others who might follow their steps.
17. Are family members required to pay for the execution? Having no family members, Sidhae are spared such indignity. Imperial authorities may, however, extract such payment from next of kin of human convicts as an added form of degradation.

E. PUBLIC OPINION

1. What percentage of citizens support capital punishment for these crimes?
1a. Murder: Most.
1b. Rape and violent assault: Few if any. Attempting to rape or assault a Sidh is a rather misguided decision that usually results in death or serious injury to the attacker to begin with, and assuming the assailant succeeds, imprisonment is still going to be a markedly worse sentence than execution for him.
1c. Robbery: Most. Pirates, brigands and other thieving villainous scum are widely hated and despised, public executions of their ilk being a celebrated spectacle.
1d. Drug trafficking: Most.
1e. Drug possession: A minority. Simply possessing drugs without intent to distribute isn't a capital crime.
1f. Adultery: Not a crime.
1g. Homosexuality: Not a crime.
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? Curiously, most Sidhae would prefer punishments other than death for all crimes - not because any would believe nonsense like "sanctity of life", but rather because killing the criminals is deemed letting them off too easily by most. A lengthy stay in a labour camp is, after all, effectively the same thing as execution, but stretched out over years, giving the offender ample time to regret his crimes as his life becomes a living hell.
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? No. It is used to eliminate liabilities, not to reduce crime. An offender likely to reoffend, or a convict with knowledge of state secrets are all liabilities that must be neutralized permanently.

[Valgora]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: The United Marxist States of Valgora
2. Type of government: Communist Democracy
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[] Common law
[] Civil law
[x] Socialist law
[] Religious law
[x] Other: Valgoran Law

4. Does capital punishment exist in law? Yes
5. Is capital punishment used in practice? Yes
6. In what year was capital punishment abolished (if applicable)? N/A
7. In what year was the most recent execution? This year
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 50 - 250

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Murder, rape and sexual assault, treason, espionage, child abuse (all kinds), and a few more.
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? N/A
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? Both with judges having more power.
4. Can death sentences be appealed? Yes
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence? Yes

6. Can people under 18 be executed? Yes (has only happened once)
7. Can people over 65 be executed? Yes
8. Can men be executed? Yes
9. Can women be executed? Yes
10. Can government officials be executed? Yes
11. Can foreigners be executed? Yes, after talking to the nation the foreigner came from.

C. METHODS

1. Which execution methods are currently used? Check all that apply:
[] Hanging
[] Decapitation
[] Lethal injection
[x] Firing squad
[] Gas chamber
[] None of the above
[x] Other: Medical test is an alternative in order to not have to use animal testing. This is arguably much more brutal. Almost any medical/scientific experiment is allowed.

1a. For nations with lethal injection, which drugs are used? Check all that apply:
[] Sodium thiopental
[] Pancuronium bromide
[] Potassium chloride
[] Midazolam
[] Hydromorphone
[] Other:

1b. For nations with gas chambers, which gases are used? Check all that apply:
[] Hydrogen cyanide
[] Carbon monoxide
[] Carbon dioxide
[] Nitrogen
[] Other:

2. Can prisoners choose the method of execution? No
2a. If yes, which method of execution is the most popular? N/A

D. PROTOCOL AND PROCEDURES

1. While waiting for execution, are prisoners kept in custody? Yes
1a. What are conditions like in death row (if applicable)? Fairly bad
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date? No, they wake up wonder if this will be the day they die.
3. Are family members informed of the execution date? Yes
4. Is the public informed of the execution date? Yes
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal? No
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place? Any day/random
7. Are executions public or private? Public
8. Who is invited to view executions? Anyone can come see it

9. Are executions reported by the media? Yes
10. Are executions broadcast on television? Yes
11. Do prisoners have the opportunity to make a final statement? No
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)? Lead executioner
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? Yes
14. How are executioners selected? Selected from the military (firing squads only)
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? For the medical experimentation.

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? Incinerated
17. Are family members required to pay for the execution? No

E. PUBLIC OPINION

1. What percentage of citizens support capital punishment for these crimes?
1a. Murder: 100%
1b. Rape and violent assault: 100%
1c. Robbery: 0% (not a crime that has capital punishment)
1d. Drug trafficking: 0% (not a crime)
1e. Drug possession: 0% (not a crime)
1f. Adultery: 0% (not a crime)
1g. Homosexuality: 0% (not a crime)
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 0%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? Yes

[The Derpy Democratic Republic Of Herp]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name:The Democratic Republic of The Derpy Democratic Republic Of Herp
2. Type of government:Democracy
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[X] Common law
[] Civil law
[] Socialist law
[] Religious law
[] Other:

4. Does capital punishment exist in law? We wouldn't even consider it.
5. Is capital punishment used in practice?N/A
6. In what year was capital punishment abolished (if applicable)?N/A
7. In what year was the most recent execution?N/A
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year?N/A

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence?N/A
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence?N/A
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both?N/A
4. Can death sentences be appealed?N/A
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence?N/A

6. Can people under 18 be executed?N/A
7. Can people over 65 be executed?N/A
8. Can men be executed?N/A
9. Can women be executed?N/A
10. Can government officials be executed?N/A
11. Can foreigners be executed?N/A

C. METHODS

1. Which execution methods are currently used? Check all that apply:
[] Hanging
[] Decapitation
[] Lethal injection
[] Firing squad
[] Gas chamber
[X] None of the above

1a. For nations with lethal injection, which drugs are used? Check all that apply:
[] Sodium thiopental
[] Pancuronium bromide
[] Potassium chloride
[] Midazolam
[] Hydromorphone
[] Other:

1b. For nations with gas chambers, which gases are used? Check all that apply:
[] Hydrogen cyanide
[] Carbon monoxide
[] Carbon dioxide
[] Nitrogen
[] Other:

2. Can prisoners choose the method of execution?N/A
2a. If yes, which method of execution is the most popular?

D. PROTOCOL AND PROCEDURES

1. While waiting for execution, are prisoners kept in custody?N/A
1a. What are conditions like in death row (if applicable)?N/A
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date?N/A
3. Are family members informed of the execution date?N/A
4. Is the public informed of the execution date?N/A
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal?N/A
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place?N/A
7. Are executions public or private?N/A
8. Who is invited to view executions?N/A

9. Are executions reported by the media?N/A
10. Are executions broadcast on television?N/A
11. Do prisoners have the opportunity to make a final statement?N/A
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)?N/A
13. Are prisoners blindfolded?N/A
14. How are executioners selected?N/A
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions?N/A

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners?N/A
17. Are family members required to pay for the execution?N/A

E. PUBLIC OPINION

1. What percentage of citizens support capital punishment for these crimes?
1a. Murder: 00.00000000001%
1b. Rape and violent assault:0%
1c. Robbery:0%
1d. Drug trafficking:0%
1e. Drug possession:0%
1f. Adultery:0%
1g. Homosexuality:0%
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 99.9999999999%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? No.

[Aeternos]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: The Dictatorship of Aeternos
2. Type of government: One-party tyrannical dictatorship
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[X] Common law
[] Civil law
[] Socialist law
[] Religious law
[] Other:

4. Does capital punishment exist in law? Yes
5. Is capital punishment used in practice? Yes
6. In what year was capital punishment abolished (if applicable)? It wasn't
7. In what year was the most recent execution? This morning
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? ?͖̯̦?̘̲͙̳̭̂͌̓̐͗̚ͅ?̟̮̊ͪ̀

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? (attempted) homicide, high dissidence/treason, and more
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? None
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? Judges
4. Can death sentences be appealed? Possibly
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence? Yes

6. Can people under 18 be executed? No
7. Can people over 65 be executed? Yes
8. Can men be executed? Yes
9. Can women be executed? Yes
10. Can government officials be executed? Yes
11. Can foreigners be executed? Yes

C. METHODS

1. Which execution methods are currently used? Check all that apply:
[X] Hanging
[X] Decapitation
[X] Lethal injection
[X] Firing squad
[X] Gas chamber
[] None of the above

1a. For nations with lethal injection, which drugs are used? Check all that apply:
[] Sodium thiopental
[] Pancuronium bromide
[] Potassium chloride
[] Midazolam
[] Hydromorphone
[X] Other: Cyanide

1b. For nations with gas chambers, which gases are used? Check all that apply:
[X] Hydrogen cyanide
[] Carbon monoxide
[] Carbon dioxide
[] Nitrogen
[X] Other: Arsenic pentafluoride

2. Can prisoners choose the method of execution? Sometimes
2a. If yes, which method of execution is the most popular? Hanging

D. PROTOCOL AND PROCEDURES

1. While waiting for execution, are prisoners kept in custody? Yes
1a. What are conditions like in death row (if applicable)? *cough* horrible *cough*
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date? Yes
3. Are family members informed of the execution date? Yes
4. Is the public informed of the execution date? Yes
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal? Yes
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place? Monday
7. Are executions public or private? Both
8. Who is invited to view executions? If public, everyone, if private, those invited by the Supreme Leader

9. Are executions reported by the media? Sometimes
10. Are executions broadcast on television? Sometimes
11. Do prisoners have the opportunity to make a final statement? Yes
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)?
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? No
14. How are executioners selected? Examination
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? Yes

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? Buried like everyone else
17. Are family members required to pay for the execution? No

E. PUBLIC OPINION

1. What percentage of citizens support capital punishment for these crimes?
1a. Murder: 47%
1b. Rape and violent assault: 32%
1c. Robbery: N/A
1d. Drug trafficking: 2%
1e. Drug possession: N/A
1f. Adultery: N/A (players gotta play)
1g. Homosexuality: N/A
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 0.3%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? Yes

[Saturday July 17 2021]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: The Moderately Crowded Land of Saturday July 17 2021
2. Type of government: Dictatorship
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[] Common law
[] Civil law
[] Socialist law
[] Religious law
[X] Other: 100% statutory law

4. Does capital punishment exist in law? Yes
5. Is capital punishment used in practice? Yes, and is done so very regularly
6. In what year was capital punishment abolished (if applicable)? N/A
7. In what year was the most recent execution? 4 November 2016, 21:16 UTC
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 300,000

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Murder, capital rape, treason
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? All others (even speeding 1 mph over the limit)
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? Both
4. Can death sentences be appealed? No
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence? Yes

6. Can people under 18 be executed? Yes
7. Can people over 65 be executed? Yes
8. Can men be executed? Yes
9. Can women be executed? Yes
10. Can government officials be executed? No
11. Can foreigners be executed? Yes

C. METHODS

1. Which execution methods are currently used? Check all that apply:
[X] Hanging
[X] Decapitation
[X] Lethal injection
[X] Firing squad
[X] Gas chamber
[] None of the above

1a. For nations with lethal injection, which drugs are used? Check all that apply:
[X] Sodium thiopental
[X] Pancuronium bromide
[] Potassium chloride
[] Midazolam
[X] Hydromorphone
[] Other:

1b. For nations with gas chambers, which gases are used? Check all that apply:
[X] Hydrogen cyanide
[X] Carbon monoxide
[] Carbon dioxide
[] Nitrogen
[] Other:

2. Can prisoners choose the method of execution? No
2a. If yes, which method of execution is the most popular? N/A

D. PROTOCOL AND PROCEDURES

1. While waiting for execution, are prisoners kept in custody? Yes
1a. What are conditions like in death row (if applicable)? Crammed in a 6' x 6' cell with no TV or entertainment, in solitary confinement for 16 hours per day. Other 8 hours are spent doing hard manual labour as slaves. One piece of bread is served at 08:00, 13:00, and 20:00.
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date? Yes
3. Are family members informed of the execution date? No
4. Is the public informed of the execution date? No
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal? No
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place? No statistically significant difference among days of the week, except for none being performed on Sunday from 08:00 to 20:00.
7. Are executions public or private? Public
8. Who is invited to view executions? Anyone

9. Are executions reported by the media? Yes
10. Are executions broadcast on television? Yes
11. Do prisoners have the opportunity to make a final statement? No
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)? The executioner reads off a list of the criminal's crimes.
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? No
14. How are executioners selected? Anyone can apply for the job
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? No

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? Burned promptly
17. Are family members required to pay for the execution? Yes

E. PUBLIC OPINION

1. What percentage of citizens support capital punishment for these crimes?
1a. Murder: 99%
1b. Rape and violent assault: 92%
1c. Robbery: 95%
1d. Drug trafficking: 90%
1e. Drug possession: 87%
1f. Adultery: 71%
1g. Homosexuality: 73%
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 0.04%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? Not really

In my puppet The United Grammar Police, however, executions are not allowed and none have been reported.

[Ochea]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: The Democratic Socialists of Ochea
2. Type of government: Democratic Socialists
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[] Common law
[X] Civil law
[X] Socialist law
[] Religious law
[] Other:

4. Does capital punishment exist in law? Yes.
5. Is capital punishment used in practice? Yes.
6. In what year was capital punishment abolished (if applicable)? N/A
7. In what year was the most recent execution? Current year.
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 211

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Terrorism, voluntary murder, treason, torturing another person, slavery, assassinating government officials, mass murder.
(Mass murder is the only crime with "death by torture" as the punishment)
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? Involuntary murder, denying others essential nutrition, obstructing the military, attempting to assassinate officials.
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? An Artifical Intelligence is the judge for all cases, to prevent bribery and human emotions from corrupting the rulings.
4. Can death sentences be appealed? Only if the crime has an optional death sentence.
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence? Yes.

6. Can people under 18 be executed? Unlikely, but yes.
7. Can people over 65 be executed? Yes.
8. Can men be executed? Yes.
9. Can women be executed? Yes.
10. Can government officials be executed? Yes.
11. Can foreigners be executed? Yes.

C. METHODS

1. Which execution methods are currently used? Check all that apply:
[] Hanging
[] Decapitation
[X] Lethal injection
[] Firing squad
[X] Gas chamber
[X] Electrocution
[] None of the above
(Electrocution is the main execution method)

1a. For nations with lethal injection, which drugs are used? Check all that apply:
[] Sodium thiopental
[X] Pancuronium bromide
[X] Potassium chloride
[] Midazolam
[] Hydromorphone
[] Other:

1b. For nations with gas chambers, which gases are used? Check all that apply:
[] Hydrogen cyanide
[X] Carbon monoxide
[X] Carbon dioxide
[] Nitrogen
[] Other:

2. Can prisoners choose the method of execution? No.
2a. If yes, which method of execution is the most popular? N/A

D. PROTOCOL AND PROCEDURES

1. While waiting for execution, are prisoners kept in custody? Yes.
1a. What are conditions like in death row (if applicable)? The prisoner is given a 3x3 meter cell, with nutrition, water, a bed, and a toilet.
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date? Yes.
3. Are family members informed of the execution date? Yes.
4. Is the public informed of the execution date? No, but the victim is allowed to watch the execution of the prisoner (victim's family if the crime was murder)
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal? No.
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place? Sunday, the beginning of our week.
7. Are executions public or private? The victim and their family are allowed to watch.
8. Who is invited to view executions? See above.

9. Are executions reported by the media? Yes.
10. Are executions broadcast on television? In rare cases, when the crime has affected a large part of the nation, such as executing a mass murderer.
11. Do prisoners have the opportunity to make a final statement? Yes.
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)? The victim, or their family if the crime was murder.
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? No.
14. How are executioners selected? Executioners are government employees.
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? No.

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? Either burned or disintegrated.
17. Are family members required to pay for the execution? No, unless they aided the criminal.

E. PUBLIC OPINION

1. What percentage of citizens support capital punishment for these crimes?
1a. Murder: 98%
1b. Rape and violent assault: 88%
1c. Robbery: 79%
1d. Drug trafficking: 94%
1e. Drug possession: 30%
1f. Adultery: Not a crime.
1g. Homosexuality: Not a crime.
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 2%
(If you remove mass murder and terrorism, this becomes 14%.)
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? Yes, and studies have showed that it is effective.

[Narland]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name:Commonwealth of Narland
2. Type of government: Meritorious Federal Constitutional Republic
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[X] Common law
[x] Civil law (Contract Law only)
[] Socialist law
[] Religious law
[x] Other: Military Code (Officers and Enlisted only)

4. Does capital punishment exist in law? Yes
5. Is capital punishment used in practice? Yes
6. In what year was capital punishment abolished (if applicable)? N/A
7. In what year was the most recent execution? this week
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 300

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Treason resulting in death or grave harm to a natural person, 1st Degree Murder, Kidnapping Resulting in Death of Victim; Outlawry
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? Treason, Aggravated Murder of 1st and 2nd Degree, Forcible Rape, Perfidy Misfeasance and/or Malfeasance by Government Officials.
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? Juries and in special cases Magistrate Judges only. Non-magisterial judges cannot award capital sentences without jury approval, or unless specifically mandated by Law.
4. Can death sentences be appealed? Yes
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence? The Executive of the Jurisdiction may not veto the sentence, but can Pardon, or offer Clemency in amelioration of the punishment of the sentence.
6. Can people under 18 be executed? Yes
7. Can people over 65 be executed? Yes
8. Can men be executed? Yes
9. Can women be executed? Yes
10. Can government officials be executed? Especially so.
11. Can foreigners be executed? Yes

C. METHODS

1. Which execution methods are currently used? Check all that apply:
[X] Hanging
[] Decapitation
[] Lethal injection
[X] Firing squad
[] Gas chamber
[X] Other: Defenestration
[] None of the above

1a. For nations with lethal injection, which drugs are used? Check all that apply: N/A
[] Sodium thiopental
[] Pancuronium bromide
[] Potassium chloride
[] Midazolam
[] Hydromorphone
[] Other:

1b. For nations with gas chambers, which gases are used? Check all that apply: N/A
[] Hydrogen cyanide
[] Carbon monoxide
[] Carbon dioxide
[] Nitrogen
[] Other:

2. Can prisoners choose the method of execution?Those sentenced to Defenestration or Hanging may ask for Firing Squad.
2a. If yes, which method of execution is the most popular?For those who believe in Blood Guilt, firing squad is most prevalent, however hanging is the usual procedure.

D. PROTOCOL AND PROCEDURES

1. While waiting for execution, are prisoners kept in custody? Yes
1a. What are conditions like in death row (if applicable)? Deliberately harsh (but not inhumane) unless on appeal. Prisoners on appeal are integrated into the prison or psychiatric hospital as determined by court.
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date? Yes
3. Are family members informed of the execution date? Yes
4. Is the public informed of the execution date? Yes, and Public Broadcasting Service is required to televise execution.
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal? Yes, and a last statement and last request (if request is feasible).
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place? Thursdays or Fridays before sunset.
7. Are executions public or private? All executions are public.
8. Who is invited to view executions? Family and Friends of Victims get front row, all others as occupancy allows.

9. Are executions reported by the media? Yes
10. Are executions broadcast on television? Yes, Public Broadcasting is required by law to air all executions.
11. Do prisoners have the opportunity to make a final statement? Yes, and enough time is given for an essayance if so desired.
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)?Immediate next of kin or significant other of victim.
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? Hanging convicts may ask to be unhooded. Firing squad is always a blindfold, and defenestration is always unhooded.
14. How are executioners selected? Local militia lottery, to be exercised only once per decade.
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? No, but they do have oversight as to procedure. Coroners present must be professional physicians.

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? For treason, perfidy, malfeasance of pubic trust--remanded to the State for destruction and burial in unmarked grave. For other crimes returned to next of kin or closest significant other.
17. Are family members required to pay for the execution? No

E. PUBLIC OPINION

1. What percentage of citizens support capital punishment for these crimes?
1a. Murder:78.9%
1b. Rape and violent assault:43.2%
1c. Robbery:27.9%
1d. Drug trafficking:45.4% (Dangerous drugs such as PCP or Meth)
1e. Drug possession:06.1% (Recreational drugs such as mj, alchohol, or theobromine)
1f. Adultery:23.6%
1g. Homosexuality:32.0%
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 0.9.4%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? The purpose of Capital Punishment is not to deter crime but to remove lawbreakers from inflicting themselves further on society. It does demonstrate that actions have consequences, but this is ancillary. Lawless individuals whose narcissism and self-will take precedent over the life, liberty, and property of others will, if allowed to take root build for themselves an empire of lies, fraud/theft, and murder.

[Victores]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: Imperial Socialist State of Victores
2. Type of government: Soviet Socialist Republic
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[X] Common law
[X] Civil law
[X] Socialist law
[] Religious law
[] Other:

4. Does capital punishment exist in law? Sort of.
5. Is capital punishment used in practice? Yes
6. In what year was capital punishment abolished (if applicable)? Capital Punishment for regular criminals was abolished in 2008
7. In what year was the most recent execution? 2016
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 1

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? None
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? High Treason, War Crimes against Victores
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? Judge, Jury, and Supreme Soviet all have to approve
4. Can death sentences be appealed? Yes
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence? Yes(Leader is member of Supreme Soviet)

6. Can people under 18 be executed? In theory yes(never happened)
7. Can people over 65 be executed? see above
8. Can men be executed? Yes
9. Can women be executed? Yes
10. Can government officials be executed? Yes
11. Can foreigners be executed? Most are

C. METHODS

1. Which execution methods are currently used? Check all that apply:
[] Hanging
[X] Decapitation
[] Lethal injection
[X] Firing squad
[] Gas chamber
[] None of the above

1a. For nations with lethal injection, which drugs are used? Check all that apply:
[] Sodium thiopental
[] Pancuronium bromide
[] Potassium chloride
[] Midazolam
[] Hydromorphone
[] Other:

1b. For nations with gas chambers, which gases are used? Check all that apply:
[] Hydrogen cyanide
[] Carbon monoxide
[] Carbon dioxide
[] Nitrogen
[] Other:

2. Can prisoners choose the method of execution? Yes
2a. If yes, which method of execution is the most popular? Beheading

D. PROTOCOL AND PROCEDURES

1. While waiting for execution, are prisoners kept in custody? Yes
1a. What are conditions like in death row (if applicable)? Quite good, about the same as regular Victoresian prison.
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date? Yes
3. Are family members informed of the execution date? Yes
4. Is the public informed of the execution date? Yes
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal? Yes
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place? N/A
7. Are executions public or private? Public
8. Who is invited to view executions? Everyone

9. Are executions reported by the media? Yes
10. Are executions broadcast on television? Yes
11. Do prisoners have the opportunity to make a final statement? Yes
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)? Everyone involved in the trial
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? Normally Yes, can request otherwise
14. How are executioners selected? Military officials
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? Yes

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? They are entombed in a special part of the Victoresian Mausoleum
17. Are family members required to pay for the execution? No, they are actually compensated(depends on the nature of the case)

E. PUBLIC OPINION

1. What percentage of citizens support capital punishment for these crimes?
1a. Murder:29
1b. Rape and violent assault:3
1c. Robbery:0
1d. Drug trafficking:0
1e. Drug possession:0
1f. Adultery:0
1g. Homosexuality:0
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 20%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? Yes

[Sospor]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: Federal Republic of Sospor
2. Type of government: Federal Republic (Representative Republic)
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[X] Common law
[X] Civil law
[] Socialist law
[] Religious law
[] Other:

4. Does capital punishment exist in law? Yes.
5. Is capital punishment used in practice? Yes.
6. In what year was capital punishment abolished (if applicable)?
7. In what year was the most recent execution? 2016
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 3-7

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Espionage, war crimes, treason, terrorism and child molestation.
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? Rape, aggravated assault of an elder/minor, murder, drug trafficking
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? Judges
4. Can death sentences be appealed? Once
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence? No.

6. Can people under 18 be executed? Yes, but no one under 16 can be executed.
7. Can people over 65 be executed? Yes.
8. Can men be executed? Yes.
9. Can women be executed? Yes.
10. Can government officials be executed? Yes.
11. Can foreigners be executed? Yes.

C. METHODS

1. Which execution methods are currently used? Check all that apply:
[X] Hanging
[] Decapitation
[X] Lethal injection
[X] Firing squad
[] Gas chamber
[] None of the above

1a. For nations with lethal injection, which drugs are used? Check all that apply:
[] Sodium thiopental
[] Pancuronium bromide
[] Potassium chloride
[X] Midazolam
[X] Hydromorphone
[] Other:

1b. For nations with gas chambers, which gases are used? Check all that apply:
[] Hydrogen cyanide
[] Carbon monoxide
[] Carbon dioxide
[] Nitrogen
[] Other:

2. Can prisoners choose the method of execution? No.
2a. If yes, which method of execution is the most popular?

D. PROTOCOL AND PROCEDURES

1. While waiting for execution, are prisoners kept in custody? Yes.
1a. What are conditions like in death row (if applicable)? The prisioner is maintained in a small cell with a small window, he will stay there until he's execution.
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date? No.
3. Are family members informed of the execution date? Yes.
4. Is the public informed of the execution date? No.
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal? No.
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place? Friday.
7. Are executions public or private? Private.
8. Who is invited to view executions? The victim of the criminal (if alive), police officers and the mayor of the city.

9. Are executions reported by the media? Yes.
10. Are executions broadcast on television? No.
11. Do prisoners have the opportunity to make a final statement? Yes.
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)? Sometimes mayors and police officers also make statements but it is not very common.
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? Only when executed by the firing squad.
14. How are executioners selected? They are selected by the mayor and the chief of police.
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? Yes.

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? Burned.
17. Are family members required to pay for the execution? No.

E. PUBLIC OPINION

1. What percentage of citizens support capital punishment for these crimes?
1a. Murder: 91%
1b. Rape and violent assault: 86%
1c. Robbery: 7%
1d. Drug trafficking: 4%
1e. Drug possession: <1%
1f. Adultery: <1%
1g. Homosexuality: <1%
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 4%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? Yes, most of the people and the congressman think that capital punishment is a effective way of reducing crime.

[Anollasia]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: The Peaceful Republic of Anollasia
2. Type of government: Parliamentary democratic republic
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[X] Common law
[X] Civil law
[] Socialist law
[] Religious law
[] Other:

4. Does capital punishment exist in law? No
5. Is capital punishment used in practice? No
6. In what year was capital punishment abolished (if applicable)? 1896
7. In what year was the most recent execution? 1896
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 0

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? None
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? None
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? N/A
4. Can death sentences be appealed? No
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence? N/A

6. Can people under 18 be executed? N/A
7. Can people over 65 be executed? N/A
8. Can men be executed? N/A
9. Can women be executed? N/A
10. Can government officials be executed? N/A
11. Can foreigners be executed? N/A

C. METHODS

1. Which execution methods are currently used? Check all that apply:
[] Hanging
[] Decapitation
[] Lethal injection
[] Firing squad
[] Gas chamber
[X] None of the above

1a. For nations with lethal injection, which drugs are used? Check all that apply:
[] Sodium thiopental
[] Pancuronium bromide
[] Potassium chloride
[] Midazolam
[] Hydromorphone
[] Other:

1b. For nations with gas chambers, which gases are used? Check all that apply:
[] Hydrogen cyanide
[] Carbon monoxide
[] Carbon dioxide
[] Nitrogen
[] Other:

2. Can prisoners choose the method of execution? N/A
2a. If yes, which method of execution is the most popular? N/A

D. PROTOCOL AND PROCEDURES

1. While waiting for execution, are prisoners kept in custody? N/A
1a. What are conditions like in death row (if applicable)? N/A
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date? N/A
3. Are family members informed of the execution date? N/A
4. Is the public informed of the execution date? N/A
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal? N/A
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place? N/A
7. Are executions public or private? N/A
8. Who is invited to view executions? N/A

9. Are executions reported by the media? N/A
10. Are executions broadcast on television? N/A
11. Do prisoners have the opportunity to make a final statement? N/A
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)? N/A
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? N/A
14. How are executioners selected? N/A
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? N/A

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? N/A
17. Are family members required to pay for the execution? N/A

E. PUBLIC OPINION

1. What percentage of citizens support capital punishment for these crimes?
1a. Murder: 29%
1b. Rape and violent assault: 6%
1c. Robbery: 0.3%
1d. Drug trafficking: 0%
1e. Drug possession: 0%
1f. Adultery: 0%
1g. Homosexuality: 0%
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 92%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? No

[Nortainland]

The Home Office

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: The Kingdom of Nortend, Cardoby and Hambria
2. Type of government: Westminster
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[X] Common law
[] Civil law
[] Socialist law
[X] Religious law
[] Other:

4. Does capital punishment exist in law? Yes
5. Is capital punishment used in practice? Yes
6. In what year was capital punishment abolished (if applicable)? N/A
7. In what year was the most recent execution? 2016
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 35

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Murder; hoeslaughter; high treason; treachery; trafficking of illegal substances; violent piracy; arson in hospital; rape of a child under the age of five
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? Mutiny; arson; sodomy; sabotage with intent to kill; episcopal sacrilege; trespass in the Royal forests; unnatural carnal knowledge; infanticide; espionage; use of illegal substances; piracy; petty treason
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? Judges
4. Can death sentences be appealed? Yes
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence? The King has the power to pardon, but not veto

6. Can people under 18 be executed? Yes
7. Can people over 65 be executed? Yes
8. Can men be executed? Yes
9. Can women be executed? Yes
10. Can government officials be executed? Yes
11. Can foreigners be executed? Yes

C. METHODS

1. Which execution methods are currently used? Check all that apply:
[X] Hanging
[] Decapitation
[] Lethal injection
[] Firing squad
[] Gas chamber
[] None of the above

2. Can prisoners choose the method of execution? No

D. PROTOCOL AND PROCEDURES

1. While waiting for execution, are prisoners kept in custody? Yes
1a. What are conditions like in death row (if applicable)? Prisoners sentenced to hang have the same conditions as all other inmates.
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date? Executions take place on one of the four quarter days, unless a Sunday. If it is a Sunday, it is moved to the previous day.
3. Are family members informed of the execution date? Yes
4. Is the public informed of the execution date? Yes
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal? They eat their normal meals.
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place? On average, every day except for Sunday.
7. Are executions public or private? Typically public, although the actual hanging is covered by a curtain.
8. Who is invited to view executions? Depends

9. Are executions reported by the media? Usually
10. Are executions broadcast on television? No
11. Do prisoners have the opportunity to make a final statement? They are encouraged to confess their guilt and to pray to God for forgiveness
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)? The prison chaplain and the sentencing judge
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? No
14. How are executioners selected? On a rotational basis
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? The prison doctor is usually present.

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? This depends. For normal crimes, the carcase is buried in the prison's graveyard. For more serious crimes, the bodies may be thereafter drawn, quartered or burnt at the stake.
17. Are family members required to pay for the execution? No

E. PUBLIC OPINION

1. What percentage of citizens support capital punishment for these crimes?
1a. Murder: 92%
1b. Rape and violent assault: 73%
1c. Robbery: 56%
1d. Drug trafficking: 89%
1e. Drug possession: 73%
1f. Adultery: 34%
1g. Homosexuality: 76%
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 8%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? Yes

[Lingang]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: The Dictatorial Federation of Lingang
2. Type of government: Autocratic Single-party state
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[] Common law
[X] Civil law
[] Socialist law
[] Religious law
[] Other:

4. Does capital punishment exist in law? Yes
5. Is capital punishment used in practice? Yes
6. In what year was capital punishment abolished (if applicable)? N/A
7. In what year was the most recent execution? 2016
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 102

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Speaking out against Lord Supreme, murder, rape, plotting against the government, terrorism, most forms of treason.
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? Drug Possession/Consumption, theft, intentionally harming law enforcement or military personnel, abuse.
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? Both
4. Can death sentences be appealed? Yes
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence? Yes

6. Can people under 18 be executed? Yes
7. Can people over 65 be executed? Yes
8. Can men be executed? Yes
9. Can women be executed? Yes
10. Can government officials be executed? All except the Lord Supreme, and those he/she has placed under "Lawful Exception."
11. Can foreigners be executed? Yes

C. METHODS

1. Which execution methods are currently used? Check all that apply:
[] Hanging
[X] Decapitation
[X] Lethal injection
[X] Firing squad
[X] Gas chamber
[] None of the above

1a. For nations with lethal injection, which drugs are used? Check all that apply:
[X] Sodium thiopental
[X] Pancuronium bromide
[X] Potassium chloride
[] Midazolam
[] Hydromorphone
[] Other:

1b. For nations with gas chambers, which gases are used? Check all that apply:
[X] Hydrogen cyanide
[] Carbon monoxide
[] Carbon dioxide
[] Nitrogen
[] Other:

2. Can prisoners choose the method of execution? No
2a. If yes, which method of execution is the most popular? N/A

D. PROTOCOL AND PROCEDURES

1. While waiting for execution, are prisoners kept in custody? Yes
1a. What are conditions like in death row (if applicable)? Prisoner is held in a cell of 1 by 2 meters. Is given adequate food, water, and sanitary conditions, and is provided with a bed.
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date? Not prior to a week before execution
3. Are family members informed of the execution date? Yes
4. Is the public informed of the execution date? Yes
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal? No
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place? Saturday, the very end of the week
7. Are executions public or private? The vast majority are private. Only a few are public executions.
8. Who is invited to view executions? The Lord Supreme.

9. Are executions reported by the media? Yes
10. Are executions broadcast on television? Only public executions.
11. Do prisoners have the opportunity to make a final statement? Yes
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)? The family.
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? Only in cases of firing squad.
14. How are executioners selected? Employed by the government.
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? Yes

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? Cremation or burial in state graveyards
17. Are family members required to pay for the execution? No

E. PUBLIC OPINION

1. What percentage of citizens support capital punishment for these crimes?
1a. Murder: 92%
1b. Rape and violent assault: 98%
1c. Robbery: 82%
1d. Drug trafficking: 40%
1e. Drug possession: 38%
1f. Adultery: 62%
1g. Homosexuality: 90%
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 22%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? Yes

[The Intergalactic Universe Corporation]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name:
2. Type of government:
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[X] Common law
[] Civil law
[] Socialist law
[] Religious law
[] Other:

4. Does capital punishment exist in law? Yes
5. Is capital punishment used in practice? Yes
6. In what year was capital punishment abolished (if applicable)? NIL
7. In what year was the most recent execution? This year
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 3 million

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? 1st degree murder, terrorism
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? 2nd degree murder, illicit drug trafficking (hard drugs), illegal usage of hard drugs
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? No juries exist
4. Can death sentences be appealed? Yes
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence? Yes

6. Can people under 18 be executed? Yes
7. Can people over 65 be executed? Yes
8. Can men be executed? Yes
9. Can women be executed? Yes
10. Can government officials be executed? Yes
11. Can foreigners be executed? Yes

C. METHODS

1. Which execution methods are currently used? Check all that apply:
[X] Hanging
[] Decapitation
[X] Lethal injection
[] Firing squad
[X] Gas chamber
[] None of the above

1a. For nations with lethal injection, which drugs are used? Check all that apply:
[X] Sodium thiopental
[X] Pancuronium bromide
[X] Potassium chloride
[X] Midazolam
[X] Hydromorphone
[] Other:

1b. For nations with gas chambers, which gases are used? Check all that apply:
[X] Hydrogen cyanide
[X] Carbon monoxide
[X] Carbon dioxide
[] Nitrogen
[] Other:

2. Can prisoners choose the method of execution? No
2a. If yes, which method of execution is the most popular?

D. PROTOCOL AND PROCEDURES

1. While waiting for execution, are prisoners kept in custody? Yes
1a. What are conditions like in death row (if applicable)? NIL
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date? Yes
3. Are family members informed of the execution date? Yes
4. Is the public informed of the execution date? Case by case basis
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal? Yes
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place? Wednesday
7. Are executions public or private? Depends
8. Who is invited to view executions? Family members, friends, victim, officials

9. Are executions reported by the media? Yes
10. Are executions broadcast on television? Rarely
11. Do prisoners have the opportunity to make a final statement? Yes
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)? The prisoner's family members, the victim, the leader/officials
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? Yes
14. How are executioners selected? No data available
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? Yes

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? Used for science
17. Are family members required to pay for the execution? No

E. PUBLIC OPINION

1. What percentage of citizens support capital punishment for these crimes?
1a. Murder: 95%
1b. Rape and violent assault: 33.1%
1c. Robbery: 8%
1d. Drug trafficking: 11%
1e. Drug possession: 9%
1f. Adultery: 5%
1g. Homosexuality: 1%
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 0.00001%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? Yes

[McFreedomstan]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: The Rogue Nation of McFreedomstan
2. Type of government: Anarchy
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[] Common law
[] Civil law
[] Socialist law
[] Religious law
[X] Other: The Non-Aggression Principle

4. Does capital punishment exist in law? No
5. Is capital punishment used in practice? Yes
6. In what year was capital punishment abolished (if applicable)? N/A
7. In what year was the most recent execution? 2016
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 39,000

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? None.
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? All.
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? Private judges, local communes, individual citizens.
4. Can death sentences be appealed? Yes.
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence? No.

6. Can people under 18 be executed? Yes.
7. Can people over 65 be executed? Yes.
8. Can men be executed? Yes.
9. Can women be executed? Yes.
10. Can government officials be executed? Yes.
11. Can foreigners be executed? Yes.

C. METHODS

1. Which execution methods are currently used? Check all that apply:
[X] Hanging
[X] Decapitation
[X] Lethal injection
[X] Firing squad
[X] Gas chamber
[] None of the above

1a. For nations with lethal injection, which drugs are used? Check all that apply:
[] Sodium thiopental
[] Pancuronium bromide
[X] Potassium chloride
[] Midazolam
[X] Hydromorphone
[] Other:

1b. For nations with gas chambers, which gases are used? Check all that apply:
[] Hydrogen cyanide
[] Carbon monoxide
[] Carbon dioxide
[] Nitrogen
[X] Other: Chlorine, Phosgene

2. Can prisoners choose the method of execution? Depends on the jury.
2a. If yes, which method of execution is the most popular? Firearm execution.

D. PROTOCOL AND PROCEDURES

1. While waiting for execution, are prisoners kept in custody? Depends on the prosecution's request.
1a. What are conditions like in death row (if applicable)? If held, most prisoners are just locked in a basement or attic until the executioner is ready.
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date? Depends on the prosecution and defense.
3. Are family members informed of the execution date? If able to be located.
4. Is the public informed of the execution date? Executions are usually public.
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal? Depends on their executioner.
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place? Thursday.
7. Are executions public or private? Public.
8. Who is invited to view executions? Anyone.

9. Are executions reported by the media? Yes.
10. Are executions broadcast on television? Rarely.
11. Do prisoners have the opportunity to make a final statement? Depends on the executioner.
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)? Whoever the executioner allows.
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? Depends on the executioner.
14. How are executioners selected? The victim of aggression (or their family) usually executes the prisoner or hires someone to do so.
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? Rarely.

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? Cremation, burial, consumption, embalming, or sale of the body is common.
17. Are family members required to pay for the execution? No.

E. PUBLIC OPINION

1. What percentage of citizens support capital punishment for these crimes?
1a. Murder: 98%
1b. Rape and violent assault: 88%
1c. Robbery: 99%
1d. Drug trafficking: 8%
1e. Drug possession: 1%
1f. Adultery: 32%
1g. Homosexuality: 60%
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 9%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? Yes.

[GI-Land]

A. GENERAL Current information

1. Full nation name: The Federal Republic of GI-Land
2. Type of government: Dictatorial Democracy (Parliamental Democracy with Leader as head of state/government)
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[X] Common law
[X] Civil law
[ ] Socialist law
[ ] Religious law
[ ] Other:

4. Does capital punishment exist in law? No
5. Is capital punishment used in practice? No
6. In what year was capital punishment abolished (if applicable)? 1950
7. In what year was the most recent execution? 1950, around 2 months before abolishing the capital punishment
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? -

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? -
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? -
beginning at here: historical information
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? They were decided by judges
4. Can death sentences be appealed? Yes, they were debatable
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence? Yes, he had.

6. Can people under 18 be executed? No, they couldn't.
7. Can people over 65 be executed? Yes, they could.
8. Can men be executed? Yes, they could.
9. Can women be executed? Yes, they could.
10. Can government officials be executed? Not as long as they had immunity.
11. Can foreigners be executed? No, they couldn't.

C. METHODS Current information

1. Which execution methods are currently used? Check all that apply:
[] Hanging
[] Decapitation
[] Lethal injection
[] Firing squad
[] Gas chamber
[X] None of the above

1a. For nations with lethal injection, which drugs are used? Check all that apply:
[] Sodium thiopental
[] Pancuronium bromide
[] Potassium chloride
[] Midazolam
[] Hydromorphone
[] Other:

1b. For nations with gas chambers, which gases are used? Check all that apply:
[] Hydrogen cyanide
[] Carbon monoxide
[] Carbon dioxide
[] Nitrogen
[] Other:

2. Can prisoners choose the method of execution?
2a. If yes, which method of execution is the most popular? -

D. PROTOCOL AND PROCEDURES Again historical information

1. While waiting for execution, are prisoners kept in custody? They were kept in custody.
1a. What are conditions like in death row (if applicable)? They were quite good, because prisoners, which were damned to die should "enjoy" dying, so they got (almost) everything they needed or wanted.
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date? Generally they weren't informed, except they asked for the date by themselves.
3. Are family members informed of the execution date? No, except the prisoner asked for the date and told the family about it.
4. Is the public informed of the execution date? No
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal? Yes
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place? They were on Monday and Wednesday mostly. No special reason.
7. Are executions public or private? They were private.
8. Who is invited to view executions? Generally no one.

9. Are executions reported by the media? No
10. Are executions broadcast on television? No
11. Do prisoners have the opportunity to make a final statement? Yes
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)? -
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? Only, if they wished a blindfold.
14. How are executioners selected? They went through a physical and medical examination and basic military training, before they get the "license to execution".
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? Yes

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? Depended on the prisoner's testament (they were enforced to make one, if they didn't already)
17. Are family members required to pay for the execution? No, they weren't. Everything was paid by the government (one of the many reasons, why the death penalty was abolished)

E. PUBLIC OPINION Current information

1. What percentage of citizens support capital punishment for these crimes?
1a. Murder: 10%
1b. Rape and violent assault: 14%
1c. Robbery: 3%
1d. Drug trafficking: 5%
1e. Drug possession: 4%
1f. Adultery: 1%
1g. Homosexuality: 2%
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 82%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? No

[Appalatchia]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: Federal Republic of Appalachia
2. Type of government: Federal bicameral republic
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[X] Common law
[X] Civil law
[] Socialist law
[] Religious law
[] Other:

4. Does capital punishment exist in law? Yes
5. Is capital punishment used in practice? Yes
6. In what year was capital punishment abolished (if applicable)?
7. In what year was the most recent execution? 2016
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 32

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence?
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? -First-degree murder.
-Accomplice to murder (generally used for a person who hired a contract killer, coerced someone into killing, or was instrumental in planning a murder).
-Vehicular manslaughter (if the person was driving while intoxicated).
-Terrorism.
-Rape (there is currently a moratorium on execution of rapists due to an ongoing supreme court case).
-Desertion (military only, never used)
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? Both the judge and jury must agree on a sentence of death for it to be carried out.
4. Can death sentences be appealed? Yes. The defendant may attempt to appeal to a higher court, which will then decide whether to hear the appeal.
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence? Yes. While both the President and provincial governors have pardon authority, all execution cases are handled through federal court, so only the President has the authority to pardon a prisoner condemned to death.

6. Can people under 18 be executed? No. Additionally, one may not be executed for a crime committed while under the age of 17.
7. Can people over 65 be executed? Yes
8. Can men be executed? Yes
9. Can women be executed? Yes
10. Can government officials be executed? Yes
11. Can foreigners be executed? Yes

C. METHODS

1. Which execution methods are currently used? Check all that apply:
[] Hanging
[] Decapitation
[] Lethal injection
[X] Firing squad - Military
[X] Gas chamber - Civilian
[] None of the above

1a. For nations with lethal injection, which drugs are used? Check all that apply:
[] Sodium thiopental
[] Pancuronium bromide
[] Potassium chloride
[] Midazolam
[] Hydromorphone
[] Other:

1b. For nations with gas chambers, which gases are used? Check all that apply:
[] Hydrogen cyanide
[] Carbon monoxide
[] Carbon dioxide
[X] Nitrogen
[] Other:

2. Can prisoners choose the method of execution? No
2a. If yes, which method of execution is the most popular?

D. PROTOCOL AND PROCEDURES

1. While waiting for execution, are prisoners kept in custody? Yes
1a. What are conditions like in death row (if applicable)? Prisoners are kept in single cells in an isolated unit of the prison. Their contact with other prisoners is limited, but they do have free access to their attorneys and longer hours for visits from family (which occur in a separate room from other prison visitors)
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date? Yes
3. Are family members informed of the execution date? Yes
4. Is the public informed of the execution date? Yes, via court records
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal? Yes
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place? There is no particular day, but they all occur Monday-Friday at approximately 6:00 PM.
7. Are executions public or private? Private
8. Who is invited to view executions? Family members of the prisoner, the warden of the prison and other higher ranking prison officials, the trained medical practitioner who will administer the gas, a religious clergy member from a faith of the prisoner's choosing.

9. Are executions reported by the media? Yes
10. Are executions broadcast on television? No
11. Do prisoners have the opportunity to make a final statement? Yes
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)? If the prisoner so chooses, a clergy member of their faith may deliver a final prayer or statement
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? No
14. How are executioners selected? Two guards escort the prisoner into the chamber. The switch is flipped by a prison doctor. One may choose not to participate due to personal/religious views. If there is not a doctor at the prison available, one will be sent for from another facility.

In military executions by firing squad, 6 soldiers from the facility where the execution is taking place are selected at random. These 6 must have had no prior contact with the condemned soldier or their family, nor have at any time served in the same unit as them.
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? Yes

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? They are given to the families for a burial/disposal method of their choosing. If there is no family member to receive the body, it is buried in the prison's cemetery.
17. Are family members required to pay for the execution? No

E. PUBLIC OPINION

1. What percentage of citizens support capital punishment for these crimes?
1a. Murder: 54%
1b. Rape and violent assault: 29%
1c. Robbery: 1%
1d. Drug trafficking: 15%
1e. Drug possession: 1%
1f. Adultery: 0%
1g. Homosexuality: 0.02%
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 46%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? The government believes so, but experts are divided with much of the most recent research saying that it is not.