[DRAFT] For the Regulation of Criminal Euthanization

[Asterguard]

For the Regulation of Criminal Euthanization

The World Assembly,

Recognizing that execution under the guise of universal law infraction is unjustified and inhumane, and should be reserved for more severe crime,

Acknowledging that nations in the World Assembly have chosen this policy in order to maintain a more aggressive police force, and eliminate crime occurences in their borders.

Noting that this policy has led to reduced youth crime, as well as overall crime within borders of affected nations, and that this internal policy aids in the installation of deference.

Affirming that nations included in this policy tend to practice more obscure laws and regulations that affect them in the way of instilling authoritarianism and border-line National Socialism

Hereby,

1. Regulates execution in criminal activity to severe crimes.

2. Defines ‘severe crime’ as major infractions of a nations law, including, but not limited to, murder, intended man-slaughter, and treason of any severity

3. Revokes nation’s ability to install euthanizing measures in the masses

4. Invalidates current death-row inmates sentences who were sentenced for more minor crimes not considered to be worthy of euthanization under the guide of the aforementioned definition.

[Asterguard]

Reserved

[Tinhampton]

GA#443 "Preventing the Execution of Innocents."

[Asterguard]

So the likes of the proposal was already submitted by another nation?

[Tinhampton]

So the likes of the proposal was already submitted by another nation?

"Member nations shall not issue a capital sentence on any mentally incompetent person, as punishment for any non-violent crime, or as punishment for any crime not directly affecting more than one person..." although GA#443 does sneakily ban capital punishment altogether - no, really

[Separatist Peoples]

So the likes of the proposal was already submitted by another nation?

"Basically, yes."

[Gorundu]

If this is your reason for trying to repeal GA#443, it frankly makes your arguments there look hypocritical, since your proposal imposes just as much on member nations.

[Waldenes]

Hmm... ‘twere up to the people of Waldenes, I am sure capital punishment would simply be banned altogether. As the old adage goes, two ‘wrongs’ do not make a ‘right’.

[Cisairse]

So the likes of the proposal was already submitted by another nation?

"Member nations shall not issue a capital sentence on any mentally incompetent person, as punishment for any non-violent crime, or as punishment for any crime not directly affecting more than one person..." although GA#443 does sneakily ban capital punishment altogether - no, really

Wait, how?

[Araraukar]

although GA#443 does sneakily ban capital punishment altogether - no, really

Wait, how?

OOC: People keep saying that it bans executions, but it doesn't, really. You're just left with a very tight time limit. And need to have a large population and/or very few people needing executing. You could always just encourage them to take their own lives, I guess. That's still legal.

[The New Sicilian State]

"Hmm... Criminal Euthanization. This seems like a softer way of saying "you no murder people"."

[Separatist Peoples]

Wait, how?

OOC: People keep saying that it bans executions, but it doesn't, really. You're just left with a very tight time limit. And need to have a large population and/or very few people needing executing. You could always just encourage them to take their own lives, I guess. That's still legal.

Ooc: it is not possible to comply and execute under PEoI. That was rather the point.

[Tinfect]

OOC: People keep saying that it bans executions, but it doesn't, really. You're just left with a very tight time limit. And need to have a large population and/or very few people needing executing. You could always just encourage them to take their own lives, I guess. That's still legal.

Ooc: it is not possible to comply and execute under PEoI. That was rather the point.

OOC:
As noted in my (still upcoming) repeal, the resolution very deliberately makes capital punishment impossible to carry out without technically outlawing it.