How does your nation react to murder

[The Imperium Empires]

In my nation it's untolerated you can get the death penalty for it

[The Messenger Nation]

I haven't filled out a factbook yet but the death penalty can apply for mass murder. But usually a life sentence, and I do mean life, as in, until death. Not this "twenty years and you're out" routine, applies.

[The French Napoleonic Empire]

Murder is usually punishable by death, however it can be found to be justified and there will be no penalty.

[Neo Prutenia]

Righteous indignation.

[The Imperium Empires]

Righteous indignation.

Hmm seems legit this gets a 10/10 chuck Norris rating

[Triangly Helpers]

How The leader reacts "welp there's murder going on conein! police! go get them and if you can't I will join in"
How everyone else reacts " Get that man and get him off the street

[Neo Prutenia]

Hmm seems legit this gets a 10/10 chuck Norris rating

It does seem like the typical emotional reaction to murder, doesn't it.

It is.

[Pentecosta]

Its perfectly legal for the family of the victim to remove the murderer from existence via gunfire as long as the murderer isn't in custody of the police.

Generally its either being shot outright by the family or going to jail for life.


Understandably we don't have that many murders.

[New Larthinia]

We throw them in energy-producing generators and use their organs for organ transplants.

[Miarie]

5 years in a labor camp followed by public crucifixion, if you don't get shot first.

[Kovruka]

Execution is the punishment for murderers in the Empire. The method depends on when is the criminal caught: If found guilty after being investigated, the criminal will be taken by the Urban Guard to the central plaza of the city they were caught in, and be prepared to be shot in public. If the criminal is caught in the moment they commit murder, the Urban Guard will simply shot them in place.

[Ammerinia]

Depends on the circumstances of said murder.

If it was out of pure malice, and that's it, it usually ends in death penalty.

If it was in self-defense or defense of others, there is no penalty.

If it was out of revenge or self-interest, the jury will usually decide what the best call would be.

If it was accidental, it usually ends in deportation or revoking of privileges depending on the nature of it.

[Waldriech]

If one is found guilty to murder; They could look forward to 30 years to life in prison.

[Bahtar]

Labor camp for life.

[Empire of Infinite Evil]

Same as any other crime. Imprisonment. Until recently we had the death penalty but sometimes innocents were killed. Now we use rehabilitation to make criminals valuable members of society.

[Chinese Peoples]

In terms of national reaction, mostly with shock and horror, with sympathy to the family (if any) of the deceased.

The action reaction, though, depends on exactly who was murdered. For example, when we heard that the President of Korea was murdered in 1987, most of us couldn't find any tears to cry.

[Davao and Mati]

Depends on situation because if the murder is done with malice(i.e. planned, revenge and etc.), death penalty is a must but for self defence, defending others it will be life imprisonment unless there is an evidence if its accidentally done and for that said reason 3 months imprisonment with counselling is a must

[Victorious Decepticons]

Murder is completely legal. Without it, we would all live forever, but so would our enemies. The thought of putting up with an enemy forever is considered too horrible to even think about. We consider it an inalienable privilege to deactivate our enemies instead, lest they ruin hundreds of years of our lives. Of course, this feeling is almost always mutual, so "murder" in the strictest sense is fairly rare. Instead, enemies will usually fight each other until one is dead. The end result is that there is a winner and a loser, not a murderer and victim. In these cases, the winner is congratulated while the loser is considered...a loser.

Friends and relatives of the loser will usually attempt vigilante action against the winner, but winners expect this, so they will have taken measures to counter the strength of the offended group unless the fight was completely spur-of-the-moment. When the end result involves two gangs, at least one round (but usually no more than two) of gang warfare is to be expected before both sides consider the matter settled.

That said, there are some murders that happen randomly due to ambush robberies, other such acts, or even just for fun. These are also legal, but are reacted to much differently. Since this type of murder creates a danger to random people over and above the norm, it tends to result in the spontaneous formation of a vigilante mob made up of those in the area rather than just gang peers or relatives. Such action is intended to be lethal, though a smart killer can avoid these mobs and survive.

Serial killers:

Notably, we react to serial killers much different than most other nations, though we suspect that a few share our viewpoint. Upon reaching 10 kills, and having avoided the ever-growing vigilante mob working hard to hunt him down, a serial killer will be secretly approached by the government. The government will then draft him into the Genocide Battalion or another unit whose job it is to kill foreign non-military targets.

The public, on the other hand, is far less tolerant of those who kill multiple people just for kicks. Vigilante mobs will grow massively with every kill attributed to the same guy, and as this happens, the chance of the killer going unfound drops. Most serial killers are found by the vigilantes and get killed themselves long before getting to the 10th murder.

[Ky-telstein]

Under the Lex Imperialis, Theft of Basic Manufacturing Resource No.42 (colloquially 'Murder') is a capital crime in the Imperium of Man. Unlike the killing of an Ecclesiarchy Cleric, Administratum Adept, other official representative of the Imperial Government, or significant local notary (e.g. Planetary Governor), it is not the killing that is punished. One of the greatest resources for the Imperium is its supply of human beings, and when killing one of these basic (possibly barely-educated and malnourished) serfs it is the theft of the man-hours of work that they could have contributed to the glory of mankind which is punished.

In killing a 20-yr-old factory worker, you have personally stolen years of man-hours of labour from the God-Emperor of Mankind. You. Are. Fucked.*

* Disclaimer: your level of fucked depends on whether or not the Adeptus Arbites, Departmento Munitorum, local law enforcement or any other Imperial Body has actually noticed that anyone has died, or whether or not murder is high enough up their list of priorities to warrant response or even acknowledgement.

[Zeanobia]

Banishment most of the time.

[Glenmere]

In the United States of Glenmere, if you kill somebody without just cause, know that we will hunt you down and kill you back.

[Provincias Unidas Sudamericanas]

Death by firing squad.

[Rosaceae]

It depends on the circumstances, though if the murderer cheated in a duel or generally broke the law, they would face capital punishment.

[Ankha II]

Only licenced priests can murder to please the gods.

Anyone else is sacrificed.

[Mushmellow]

By the Mushmellowean law, you get immediate death! The last thing you'll see is a firing squad in front of you.