The Big Book of Capital Punishment

[Lux Bellorum]

It's very likely that they consider murder to be a form of immorality. In addition, Nova seems to be a Christian state, and there's a school of thought in some religious circles that immorality, as a crime against God, is worse than murder, a crime against man - which is why the former gets you punished eternally, whilst the latter causes you to be punished only the material world. Of course I can't speak for Nova, but this is a real position that some religious people hold, especially those in strongly theocratic states.

[Alkovann]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name:
2. Type of 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? It is still on the books, but there is a law requiring an official executioner and listing requirements for the hiring of such, and legislation forfeiting the right of the Alkovansk Commonwealth to hire such.
5. Is capital punishment used in practice? No. New legislation must be passed for the Alkovansk Commonwealth to once again have an executioner and thus use the death penalty.
6. In what year was capital punishment abolished (if applicable)? 1999
7. In what year was the most recent execution?1987
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year?
9. Which year had the most executions?1910

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? None.
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? Treason, mass murder, genocide
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? Judges decide whether to list death penalty as an option, juries decide whether to apply it.
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? 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? Technically yes, but this has never been done.

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)? The same as in other prisons, but with higher security to prevent escape attempts.
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, but it must be within the price range of what the cafeteria normally serves on any given day.
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 executioner, judge, and occasionally civil or military officials relevant to the case.

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)? The executioner and judge.
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? Upon request.
14. How are executioners selected? Executioners are largely selected from prestigious military background, and must undergo training not only in the proper knots used and marksmanship but also be well-versed in history and law, as before every execution he must prove that it is merited and just, even after this has already been proven in court of law. The executioner then prepares his implements ritualistically before the judge's statement, and then makes a statement of his own before performing last rites or assisting a priest or imam in performing last rites. The prisoner then makes their final statement.
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? Yes.

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? This varies. Sometimes cremated, sometimes buried as-is, but the deceased is usually buried in an unmarked grave in a secret location so that no veneration may occur.
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:9%
1b. Rape and violent assault:6.5%
1c. Armed robbery:0.9%
1d. Drug trafficking:0%
1e. Drug possession:0%
1f. Gang membership:0.7%
1g. Immorality:0%
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes?87%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? No.

[Old Northwest]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: The Proletarian Dictatorship of Old Northwest.
2. Type of government: Proletarian Dictatorship.
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[] Common law
[] Civil law
[] Socialist law
[] Religious law
[X] Other: Proletarian Justice. Informal popular tribunals administer revolutionary justice.

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)?
During the 2nd Congress, capital punishment was abolished for all crimes that do not pertain consolidating the revolution, excepting rape.
7. In what year was the most recent execution?
2019.
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year?
Somewhere around 30.
9. Which year had the most executions?
2018.

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence?
Rape, counter-revolutionary murder, and tyranny.
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence?
Political emigration and serial murder.
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both?
They are determined by previously stated tribunals.
4. Can death sentences be appealed?
No, but the Congress has the right to overturn any court decision.
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence?
Yes, unless the Congress vetoes their veto.
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
[X] Firing squad
[] Gas chamber
[] None of the above

2. Can prisoners choose the method of execution?
Not really. Firing squad is pretty much the only method. It is considered the most humane.

D. PROTOCOL AND PROCEDURES

1. While waiting for execution, are prisoners kept in custody?
No, there are no prisons. They are kept on watch though.
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date?
Depends on what the tribunal decides in private.
3. Are family members informed of the execution date?
Depends on what the tribunal decides in private.
4. Is the public informed of the execution date?
Depends on what the tribunal decides in private.
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal?
Yes.
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place?
Friday nights.
7. Are executions public or private?
Depends on what the tribunal decides.
8. Who is invited to view executions?
Usually anyone that seeks to unless the tribunal decides otherwise.
9. Are executions reported by the media?
Yes.
10. Are executions broadcast on television?
Not usually.
11. Do prisoners have the opportunity to make a final statement?
No.
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)?
The victims of their crimes.
13. Are prisoners blindfolded?
Yes. They have a canvas sack placed over their head.
14. How are executioners selected?
They are usually militiamen that are randomly selected.
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions?
Sometimes.
16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners?
They are 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: 32%
1b. Rape and violent assault: 86%
1c. Armed robbery: 8%
1d. Drug trafficking: 3%
1e. Drug possession:Negligible
1f. Gang membership: Negligible
1g. Immorality: Negligible
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes?
26.7%.
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime?
It is considered necessary to consolidate the revolution and inflict fear into the bourgeois class.

[New Transeurasia]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: The Democratic Federation of New Transeurasia
2. Type of government: Dominant-Party/Coalition Multi-Party Democracy
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)? 1965(except in martial law)
7. In what year was the most recent execution? 2029, 6 militant AntiFa members were executed in Portland, future Oregon Province by order of the New Transeurasian National Supreme Military Court in Moscow
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 0 since 2029
9. Which year had the most executions? 1930 and 1945 are very close and usually tie, where in both years Nazis were executed, in 1930 members of the government of the Nazi German puppet nation of "The Russian State" were executed, and in 1945, members of the Nazi German government were executed.

B. LEGISLATION(Capital Punishment has not officially been used in New Transeurasia since 1965, excluding martial law, so all data is pre-1965)

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Extreme terrorism(counts as 10 or more murders), extreme and high government sabotage, etc...
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? High terrorism(counts as 6 to 10 murders), war crimes, etc..
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? If the national assembly approves.

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(Data is pre-1965)

1. Which execution methods are currently used? Check all that apply:
[] 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
[X] Potassium chloride
[X] 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(Data is pre-1965)

1. While waiting for execution, are prisoners kept in custody? Yes.
1a. What are conditions like in death row (if applicable)? Appearing like basic apartments
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? On cases deemed as public, yes.
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? Private.
8. Who is invited to view executions? Anyone the prisoner and prisoner's family invites.

9. Are executions reported by the media? On cases deemed as public.
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)? No.
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? When using firing squad.
14. How are executioners selected? Lethal Injection: by job. Firing Squad: by aim
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? Yes.

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? Stated in the prisoner's will.
17. Are family members required to pay for the execution? No.

E. PUBLIC OPINION(Data is as of 2030 survey)

1. What percentage of citizens support capital punishment for these crimes?
1a. Murder: 12%
1b. Rape and violent assault: 9%
1c. Armed robbery: 2%
1d. Drug trafficking: 0.2%(Most drugs are legal)
1e. Drug possession: 0%(Most drugs are legal)
1f. Gang membership: 1%
1g. Immorality: 0%
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 86%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? No. Some people actually say it is less effective than a life sentence.

[Selena Quintilliana Perez]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name:
2. Type of 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? 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? 2019
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 20
9. Which year had the most executions? 1946 with 215 executions, most of them Nazis who tried to flee here to escape justice.

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? First degree murder, totally paralysing someone where the person cannot be healed, genocide.
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? Second degree murder, rape, paedophilia, partly paralysing someone where the person cannot be healed, blinding someone, treason, spying in time of war.
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? Juries.
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 but only if 10 or older and only for mandatory death sentences
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

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, in a maximum security prison
1a. What are conditions like in death row (if applicable)? Surprisingly comfortable
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? Friday
7. Are executions public or private? Public unless there is a high chance that the perp might be rescued
8. Who is invited to view executions? Everyone who wants to

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, with a max limit of 5 minutes to stop fillibusting.
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)? The prison governor, if the victim of the crime is still alive and wants to, the victim.
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? Yes with a black hood
14. How are executioners selected? From the prison guards
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? No

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? Burial in the prison yard.
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: 83%
1b. Rape and violent assault:62% for rape or paralysing or blinding someone, but only 10% for lesser violence.
1c. Armed robbery: 18%
1d. Drug trafficking: 17%
1e. Drug possession: 5%
1f. Gang membership: 3%
1g. Immorality: 0.2
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 20%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? Yes

[Aztecas Rojas]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: People's Republic of Aztlan.
2. Type of government: Single-party totalitarian dictatorship.
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[] Common law
[] 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? 2019.
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? ~12,000.
9. Which year had the most executions? 2018, the year the Aztecas Rojas came to power and drastically reformed Mexican society. It is approximated that upwards of 500,000 people were immediately executed by the new regime.

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Murder, anything pertaining to drugs, criticism of the regime, rations hording, religious worship, recidivism, corruption, terrorism, intellectualism, attempting to leave a commune/country, treason, espionage, insubordination, military surrender, military cowardice, refusal to follow orders.
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? All of them.
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? Political commissars.
4. Can death sentences be appealed? No.
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence? Yes, although this has never happened.

6. Can people under 18 be executed? Not officially, but it does happen.
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
[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
[] 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)? Prisoners are usually transported to a facility shortly after conviction and executed.
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date? No.
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? Monday.
7. Are executions public or private? Private.
8. Who is invited to view executions? Nobody.

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)? -
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? Yes.
14. How are executioners selected? Usually by loyalty tests to the Aztecas Rojas and how long they have been a member.
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? Yes.

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? Cremated and scattered in the ocean.
17. Are family members required to pay for the execution? No, they are usually executed alongside them.

E. PUBLIC OPINION

1. What percentage of citizens support capital punishment for these crimes?
1a. Murder: -
1b. Rape and violent assault: -
1c. Armed robbery: -
1d. Drug trafficking: -
1e. Drug possession: -
1f. Gang membership: -
1g. Immorality: -
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? -
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? Very.

[Wawakanatote]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: Supranational Union of Socialist Republics
2. Type of government: Federal Engelist-Laximist one-party socialist republic
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[] Common law
[] Civil law
[X] Socialist law
[] Religious law
[] Other:

4. Does capital punishment exist in law? Yes
5. Is capital punishment used in practice? Yes (rarely)
6. In what year was capital punishment abolished (if applicable)? N/A
7. In what year was the most recent execution? 5 December 2061
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 200-1,500
9. Which year had the most executions? 1945

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Mass murder, serial killings, war criminals, etc.
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? None
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? Both (judges are the "final vote")
4. Can death sentences be appealed? Technically yes
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence? Yes

6. Can people under 18 be executed? Yes (but it depends on the severity of the crime)
7. Can people over 65 be executed? Yes (always)
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
[X] Firing squad
[] 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:
[] 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? No

D. PROTOCOL AND PROCEDURES

1. While waiting for execution, are prisoners kept in custody?
1a. What are conditions like in death row (if applicable)? Livable but not comfortable
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? Friday
7. Are executions public or private? Private
8. Who is invited to view executions? Only the executioner show up

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)? Government PSA is played warning citizens to follow the law and be productive members of society
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? No
14. How are executioners selected? Executioners are selected from a group of doctors who have had at least 10 years of experience
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? Yes

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? They are donated to the medical industry
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: 22.8%
1b. Rape and violent assault: 2.4%
1c. Armed robbery: 0.6%
1d. Drug trafficking: 3.7%
1e. Drug possession: 0.4%
1f. Gang membership: 4.8%
1g. Immorality: 0.01%
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 34%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? Neutral

[Anglia Scotia and Hibernia]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: Commonwealth of England, Scotland, and Ireland
2. Type of government: Unitary parliamentary republic
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[X] Common law
[X] 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? 2018
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? c. 40
9. Which year had the most executions? 1802 (with 104 executions)

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Murder, treason, attempted murder, sodomy, rape, carnal knowledge of a minor, unrepentant adultery, piracy
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? Armed robbery, notably malicious or destructive vandalism, 2nd reoffence of grand larceny, 4th reoffence of petty larceny, 4th reoffence of scandalous fornication, gross blasphemy (regional), 4th reoffence common blasphemy (regional); formally discretionary for any crime where the accused demonstrates 'the most offensive malice and disregard for Christian virtues so as to be a public horror'; mutiny (military), cowardice in the face of the enemy (military), improper signalling (military), reckless handling of a vessel at sea (military), assaulting or unreasonably disobeying a senior officer (military)
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? Juries decide whether or not the accused is guilty and other case facts, judges decide on penalty
4. Can death sentences be appealed? Yes,
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence? The Lord Protector may commute a capital sentence to life imprisonment, or banishment.

6. Can people under 18 be executed? Yes (minimum age 14)
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 *with hanging, for treason only
[] Lethal injection
[X] Firing squad *military crimes only
[] 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? 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 most spacious cell in the prison is given to a condemned prisoner, but they are kept confined there with little interaction with other prisoners.
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? Mondays and Fridays
7. Are executions public or private? Public
8. Who is invited to view executions? All members of the public

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)? The chaplain of the prison in which the condemned was incarcerated
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? Yes
14. How are executioners selected? They are employed usually from among petty criminals who have served their sentences already.
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? A doctor performs a post-mortem immediately after an execution.

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? They are buried either in the prison chapel grounds, or released to family members if they can afford to fund the funeral.
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: 80%
1c. Armed robbery: 48%
1d. Drug trafficking: N/A
1e. Drug possession: N/A
1f. Gang membership: N/A
1g. Immorality: 51%
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? <2%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? Yes, it acts as a deterrent and is sanctioned by the State religion

[Waratendia]

A. GENERAL

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

4. Does capital punishment exist in law? Yes
5. Is capital punishment used in practice? Of course
6. In what year was capital punishment abolished (if applicable)? Never
7. In what year was the most recent execution? 2019
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? About 241
9. Which year had the most executions?2004

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Double Murder, murder, manslaughter, rape, all crimes against the emperor
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? None
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? Both
4. Can death sentences be appealed? Yes, but if the Secretariat doesn't accept the appeal, no more appeals can be made. Also if either the Supreme Court or the emperor makes the choice, it cannot be appealed
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence? Yes

6. Can people under 18 be executed? Only children under the age of 7 cannot 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
[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
[] Pancuronium bromide
[X] Potassium chloride
[X] 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
[] Other:

2. Can prisoners choose the method of execution?
2a. If yes, which method of execution is the most popular? No they can't

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)? bad. Really bad. Very cramped space, a lot of prisoners, very dirty etc.
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date? No
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? Either Sunday or Monday
7. Are executions public or private? Mostly private
8. Who is invited to view executions? An independent witness, 2 executioners and a priest

9. Are executions reported by the media? Sometimes
10. Are executions broadcast on television? no
11. Do prisoners have the opportunity to make a final statement? Usually not
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)? The priest
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? Yes
14. How are executioners selected? By the Secretariat
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? Sometimes, but usually not

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? Usually burnt
17. Are family members required to pay for the execution? Sometimes

E. PUBLIC OPINION

1. What percentage of citizens support capital punishment for these crimes?
1a. Murder: 88%
1b. Rape and violent assault:92%
1c. Armed robbery:85%
1d. Drug trafficking:70%
1e. Drug possession:34%
1f. Gang membership:51%
1g. Immorality:42%
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes?8%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime?yes

[The Plantain Republic]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: the Most Glorious and Democratic Plantain Republic
2. Type of government: Capitalist dictatorial pseudo-anarchy
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[] Common law
[] Civil law
[] Socialist law
[] Religious law
[X] Other: The ever-fluctuating whims of the Commandant Generalissimo and his top cronies supporters

4. Does capital punishment exist in law? Quite certainly.
5. Is capital punishment used in practice? Only for what the government considers the most serious crimes.
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? About 50, but some years it can reach 75.
9. Which year had the most executions? In 1968, the first year of our fourth Commandant Generalissimo, Cortez "the Killer", there were approximately 150 executions, not counting the ones the state kept a secret from the public, which were never counted (obviously).

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Sexual assault, really just about any crime that has to do with sex, and hate crimes (against Plantainites).
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? Hate crimes (against non-Plantainites), high treason, espionage against the Republic and general "big" government-related offenses.
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? Judges.
4. Can death sentences be appealed? Maybe. How much money are we talking about here?
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence? Yes, but only for optional death sentences.

6. Can people under 18 be executed? Yes, but people under 16 can't.
7. Can people over 65 be executed? That's the majority age of people executed, so, yeah.
8. Can men be executed? Yes.
9. Can women be executed? Yes. In fact, since most crimes in the Republic seem to be committed by women, they're in the top percentage.
10. Can government officials be executed? Surprisingly, yes, even though none show up in the records.
11. Can foreigners be executed? Yes, definitely.

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
[X] Other (electrocution)

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? The electric chair, mainly because we have a lot of political prisoners and one of our most popular folk songs is about being sentenced to death by it for a governmental crime.

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)? Filthy, cramped, full of vermin (vaccinated by our top exterminators to keep inmates from dying before their time) and full of stern and unrelenting guards who can and will beat you into unconsciousness if you so much as ask for a glass of water before your last meal rolls down the hall. In other words, not much different from the suburbs.
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? Yes.
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal? Yes. There is only one strict ban, and that's against asking for unlimited breadsticks.
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place? Sunday, bloody Sunday, baby!
7. Are executions public or private? Technically private, but electric chair executions (and some occasional firing squads/hangings) are broadcast over television to the public, though only on adult-oriented stations.
8. Who is invited to view executions? The direct family of the dying, as well as any individuals who they identified as their "best friends", a few inmates with optional death-row crimes who didn't choose to die, and the government's current five most important officers and officials, including the Commandant Generalissimo. (The CG is the only one permitted to decline the offer.)

9. Are executions reported by the media? Not really, they tend to spread by others by word of mouth.
10. Are executions broadcast on television? Aw, hell yeah.
11. Do prisoners have the opportunity to make a final statement? Usually, but not while the execution is taking place, and political prisoners are usually banned from them.
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)? The guard who spent the most time interacting with the prisoner before their death. It's usually "she bit me on the hand and now my thumb is all purple, someone call la flegisto".
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? It's optional, but they can be, as well as gagged and hooded. This is more popular with male prisoners under 30 for some reason.
14. How are executioners selected? We have our own executioner college. While the rest are shipped out to the rest of the world for various other positions involving the taking of human lives, the class valedictorian becomes part of the government if the previous executioner hasn't quit or died. Coincidentally, our current executioner, Koralo Vasquez, is also the childhood best friend and current boyfriend of our current Minister of Defense, Valora Celeste Abaroa.
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? Only after the dying party is considered, well, dead.

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? Usually chopped up and fed to livestock, pets, the unknowing working class or the knowing and terrible upper class, in stark contrast to the "respected" dead, who are wrapped in blankets, weighed down and hurled into the ocean.
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: %5
1b. Rape and violent assault: We can't have accurate information for this because the majority of the public commits minor voting fraud and checks "yes" twice.
1c. Armed robbery: %10
1d. Drug trafficking: %5
1e. Drug possession: %1
1f. Gang membership: Most of our finest citizens are in gangs, idiot!
1g. Immorality: Depending on your definition of "immoral", it can either be %75 or %0.1.
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? Well, it used to be about %10, but, since the rulership of Cortez "the Killer", it's been rounded up to a stunning... %10.5.
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? Well, maybe, we aren't sure.

[Xanthal]

1. Full nation name: Democratic Apparat of Xanthal
2. Type of government: federal republic
3. Which legal system is used? Xanthalian Law is a distinct legal tradition with its own procedural rules and stated goals.
4. Does capital punishment exist in law? Yes
5. Is capital punishment used in practice? Yes
7. In what year was the most recent execution? This year
8. Approximately how many people are executed per year? 500,000 (3,000,000 including suicides in custody)
9. Which year had the most executions? Last year

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? Judges
4. Can death sentences be appealed? Yes
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence? No

6. Can children be executed? No
7. Can seniors 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? Matter-energy conversion by default
2. Can prisoners choose the method of execution? Yes, subject to the presiding judges' approval
2a. Which alternative is the most popular? Poison

D. PROTOCOL AND PROCEDURES

1. While waiting for execution, are prisoners kept in custody? As necessary
1a. What are conditions like in death row? Prisons are as comfortable as practicality allows
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date? When possible
3. Are family members informed of the execution date? No
4. Is the public informed of the execution date? When possible
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal? Prisoners eat from a menu suitable to their tastes and dietary needs insofar as practical; there is no formal "last meal"
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place? Any
7. Are executions public or private? Private
8. Who is invited to view executions? No one not necessary to the process is invited by default, though special invitations can be extended at the presiding judges' discretion

9. Are executions reported by the media? At the media outlet's discretion
10. Are executions broadcast on television? No
11. Do prisoners have the opportunity to make a final statement? Not formally, but barring safety and security concerns they're not prevented from communicating
12. Who else makes statements before an execution? The presiding officer will typically read the execution order as a formality
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? Upon request
14. How are executioners selected? M-E Conversion operators are public employees of the court, alternative methods of execution are facilitated on a case-by-case basis
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? As needed

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? They are used or disposed of in accordance with relevant laws
17. Are family members required to pay for the execution? No

E. PUBLIC OPINION

1. Percentage of citizens responding "yes" to the question, "In the absence of a realistic expectation of rehabilitation, do you support a court's prerogative to execute..."
1a. perpetrators of murder? 63%
1b. perpetrators of serious crimes? 64%
1c. perpetrators of any crime? 18%
1d. perpetrators willing and able to be transferred to foreign custody? 30%
1e. perpetrators who will otherwise be imprisoned indefinitely? 78%
2a. Percentage of citizens responding "yes" to the question, "Do you oppose capital punishment?" 46%
2b. Percentage of citizens responding "no" to the question, "Are there any circumstances under which a court should order a criminal to be executed?" 25%
2c. Percentage of citizens responding "yes" to the question, "Should the Xanthalian justice system be reformed to eliminate executions as a remedy?" 52%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? No

[Felsigberg]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: Republic of Felsigberg
2. Type of government: Presidential 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)? N/A
7. In what year was the most recent execution? 2018
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 100+
9. Which year had the most executions? 2002 (1,034 frim Civil War)

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Homicide, Sexual Crimes
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? N/A
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? By law
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 (optional, decided by jury)
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
[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
[] Carbon dioxide
[] Nitrogen
[] Other:

2. Can prisoners choose the method of execution? Yes
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, but visitors are allowed at all times.
1a. What are conditions like in death row (if applicable)? Outstanding
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
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal? Yes
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? Family, family are allowed to invite, although law must be informed

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)? Religious leaders, family
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? In Firing Squads
14. How are executioners selected? Lottery from Male Citizenry, they can object for religious reasons although rarely allowed
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? Yes

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? Tuened over to funeral home of choice
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: 91%
1c. Armed robbery: 33%
1d. Drug trafficking: 14%
1e. Drug possession: 13%
1f. Gang membership: 8%
1g. Immorality:
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 7%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? Yes

[United Atlantic Provinces]

A. GENERAL
1. Full nation name: Republic of United Atlantic Provinces
2. Type of government: Republican
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)? n/a
7. In what year was the most recent execution? 2017.
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? since 2017 none.

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Mass murder, war crimes and terrorism.
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? Treason, rape.
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? No.
7. Can people over 65 be executed? Yes.
8. Can men be executed? Yes.
9. Can women be executed? Yes, but not if pregnant (in this case, capital punishment is changed to 25 years prison).
10. Can government officials be executed? Yes.
11. Can foreigners be executed? Only if their government gives permission, except spy.

C. METHODS

1. Which execution methods are currently used? Check all that apply:
[X] Hanging (only for civilians)
[] Decapitation
[X] Lethal injection
[X] Firing squad (only for military personnel)
[] 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:

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)? Similar as in USA.
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date? Yes, 24h before execution.
3. Are family members informed of the execution date? Yes, 24h before execution.
4. Is the public informed of the execution date? Yes, 24h before execution.
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal? Yes.
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place? All days except Sundays. No executions in national /religious holidays.
7. Are executions public or private? Public.
8. Who is invited to view executions? Victim(s) and her/his family, prisoner's family, journalists.
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, but no longer than 5-10 minutes.
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)? None.
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? Yes, this is optional - prisoner can choose.
14. How are executioners selected? Special trained people.
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? Yes.

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners?
Two options:
1)Body can be taken by family.
2)If prisoner don't have family, or family don't want to take, the body will burn.

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: 77%
1b. Rape and violent assault: 29%
1c. Pedophilia: 27%
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 12%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? Yes.

[Tornado Queendom]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: Tornado Queendom
2. Type of government: Parliamentary Constitutional Monarchy
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)? N/A
7. In what year was the most recent execution? Executions happen every week
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 52
9. Which year had the most executions? 1920, when people accused of trying to destroy us in WWI got executed.

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Jihadism
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? Murder; Rape; Treason; Destruction of History; Generally threats to the very existence of the state
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? Both
4. Can death sentences be appealed? Yes, unless it's of Jihadism.
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence? Yes, with payment.

6. Can people under 18 be executed? No, unless they're arrested for Jihadism.
7. Can people over 65 be executed? No, unless they're arrested for Jihadism.
8. Can men be executed? Yes
9. Can women be executed? Yes, but they rarely are.
10. Can government officials be executed? Yes, but it's EXTREMELY rare.
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
[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:
[X] Hydrogen cyanide
[X] Carbon monoxide
[X] Carbon dioxide
[X] Nitrogen
[X] Other: Zyklon B

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)? They're tortured, and any laws related to humane treatment are thrown out the window.
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, they don't get ANY meals.
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place? Sunday
7. Are executions public or private? Public
8. Who is invited to view executions? The Public

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)? The Executioner
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? Yes
14. How are executioners selected? They are selected based on race, as well as on how severe the crime is.
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? No

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? It's unknown, but some of the worst criminals ever executed are kept as a warning.
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: N/A (Percentages aren't reported)
1b. Rape and violent assault: N/A (Percentages aren't reported)
1c. Armed robbery: N/A (Percentages aren't reported)
1d. Drug trafficking: N/A (Percentages aren't reported)
1e. Drug possession: N/A (Percentages aren't reported)
1f. Gang membership: N/A (Percentages aren't reported)
1g. Immorality: N/A (Percentages aren't reported)
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? N/A (Percentages aren't reported)
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? Yes

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[Nachfolgia]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: The Reichsmilitarstrat of Nachfolgia
2. Type of government: Stratocracy
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[] Common law
[x] Civil law
[] Socialist law
[x] Religious law
[x] Other: Laws are made by the will of the Obersterfuhrurin.

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? 2019, literally a couple of hours ago.
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 300
9. Which year had the most executions? 1965, 25,000 surviving communist revolutionaries.

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Murder, rape, political dissent, treason, interracial relationships, homosexuality, ect.
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? Theft, drug use, human trafficking without government consent.
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? judges, with the blessing of the Obersterfuhrurin.
4. Can death sentences be appealed? No, the judgement is final.
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:
[] 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:
[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?

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)? Worse than regular 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? Depends on the type of prisoner.
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.

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)? The Judge who ordered the execution and the Obersterfuhrurin ( if it's a high priority prisoner.)
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? No.
14. How are executioners selected? Usually a medical professional who specializes in executions or 6 members of the 66th " Reaper" regiment ( firing squad.)
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? They are usually the ones performing it.

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? Depends on the severity of the crime. Either released to relatives or mutilated and disgraced, never to enter the afterlife.
17. Are family members required to pay for the execution? The state pays for it.

E. PUBLIC OPINION

1. What percentage of citizens support capital punishment for these crimes?
1a. Murder: 100%
1b. Rape and violent assault: 100%
1c. Armed robbery: 96%
1d. Drug trafficking:97%
1e. Drug possession: 60%
1f. Gang membership:60%
1g. Immorality: 30%
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 65%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? Yes.

[Trinadaed]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: The Hurricane Republic of Trinadaed
2. Type of government: 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)? Just recently in 2041 (current year)
7. In what year was the most recent execution? 2040
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 27
9. Which year had the most executions? 2029 (the year advertisements were banned)

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Murder, interruption advertising, rape
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? Many things I likely won't list
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? No
7. Can people over 65 be executed? No
8. Can men be executed? Not any longer
9. Can women be executed? Not any longer
10. Can government officials be executed? Not any longer
11. Can foreigners be executed? No, until they get used to the nation's laws

C. METHODS
X - currently used
- : used in the past
[blank] : not used at all
1. Which execution methods are currently used? Check all that apply:
[] Hanging
[] Decapitation
[-] Lethal injection
[] 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: We have a gas (which can be in liquid form) named septicemoxide, deep inside Any's surface, which is the most lethal substance on Any, and can kill 594 Trinadaedians within microseconds.

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

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

D. PROTOCOL AND PROCEDURES

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT HAS BEEN BANNED IN TRINADAED, SO I'll DO THE PAST STUFF
1. While waiting for execution, are prisoners kept in custody? No
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? No
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? Private
8. Who is invited to view executions? Any family member that wishes to visit

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? No
14. How are executioners selected? Randomly
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? Yes

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? Often buried in the garden of the family's home
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: 10%
1b. Rape and violent assault: 3%
1c. Armed robbery: 7%
1d. Drug trafficking: 1% (although not a crime)
1e. Drug possession: N/A
1f. Gang membership: 11%
1g. Immorality: N/A (4%)
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 87%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? No, after the beginning of Pia Edvard Fish's reign capital punishment has been banned

[Far Easter Republic]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: The Federation of
Far Easter Republic
2. Type of government: Representative Democracy
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?
2019
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year?
57
9. Which year had the most executions?
2011

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence?
Multiple Homicides, High Treason
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence?
Homicide
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both?
Both
4. Can death sentences be appealed?
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence?

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:
[] 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)?
Vile
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date?
No
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?
Thursday
7. Are executions public or private?
Private
8. Who is invited to view executions?
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?
No
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)?
13. Are prisoners blindfolded?
Yes
14. How are executioners selected?
Random Army Members
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?
No

E. PUBLIC OPINION

1. What percentage of citizens support capital punishment for these crimes?
1a. Murder:73
1b. Rape and violent assault:10
1c. Armed robbery:21
1d. Drug trafficking:35
1e. Drug possession:3
1f. Gang membership:11
1g. Immorality:0
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes?
23
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime?
Yes

[Slandntarc]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: Slandntarc
2. Type of government: Atheist Direct Democracy
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)? N/A
7. In what year was the most recent execution? 2019
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 103
9. Which year had the most executions? 2012.

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Murder, Rape, Torture, Human Trafficking, Paedophilia.
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? Kidnapping, Assault.
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? 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
[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
[X] Potassium chloride
[X] 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? 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)? N/A
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.
8. Who is invited to view executions? Family of the convicted and the family of the victim.

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)? N/A
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? Yes.
14. How are executioners selected? People who have completed the 3 year execution training course.
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? Yes.

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? Organs are donated to 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: 53%
1b. Rape and violent assault: 50%
1c. Armed robbery: 46%
1d. Drug trafficking: 37%
1e. Drug possession: 4%
1f. Gang membership: 5%
1g. Immorality: 2%
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 45%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? Yes.

[The Underestimated Ones]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: The Underestimated Ones
2. Type of government: Ultranationalistic Dictatorship
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[] Common law
[] Civil law
[x] Socialist law
[] Religious law
[x] Other: Law that the dictator makes

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, still in effect
7. In what year was the most recent execution? 2019
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 458
9. Which year had the most executions? 218

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Murder, Biological Sex, Any Form of Assault, Treason, War Crimes, Immigration, Being Religious, Gang Membership, Anything Involving Drugs, Any Form of Robbery
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? N/A
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? The Judge
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? 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
[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
[x] Midazolam
[] Hydromorphone
[x] Other: Whiskey (Must Be 20% Alcohol), liquid nitrogen
1b. For nations with gas chambers, which gases are used? Check all that apply:
[] Hydrogen cyanide
[x] Carbon monoxide
[x] Carbon dioxide
[] Nitrogen
[x] Other: Hydrogen-Sulfide (H₂S)

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)? N/A
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
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal? No
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place? Sunday
7. Are executions public or private? Private (Except for war crimes and treason, which is done in the public)
8. Who is invited to view executions? None

9. Are executions reported by the media? No
10. Are executions broadcast on television? Only for people who did war crimes and/or treason
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? No
14. How are executioners selected? Picked randomly from military conscripts
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? Yes

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? All of the organs are taken for research
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: 100%
1b. Rape and violent assault: 100%
1c. Armed robbery: 100%
1d. Drug trafficking: 100%
1e. Drug possession: 100%
1f. Gang membership: 100%
1g. Immorality: -
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 0%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? Yes

[Firgland]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: The Kingdom of Firgland
2. Type of government: Unitary parliamentary monarchy
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? 2019
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 15
9. Which year had the most executions? 1801 (219 executions)

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? murder, treason, piracy with violence, robbery on a highway, administering or using drugs or instruments so as to cause miscarriage, carnal knowledge of a child aged 12 or under.
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? accessory to murder, accessory to treason, attempted murder resulting in wounding or maiming, sodomy, rape, theft of property valued at or above 5 Guineas, vandalism or other damage to property valued above 5 Guineas, arson, burglary/breaking and entering during the night, returning from transportation, escaping from a place of imprisonment, forgery, personation, smuggling, kidnapping, mayhem (deliberate maiming).
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? By judges, though juries decide whether or not a prisoner is guilty of a capital felony.
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 (min. age 13)
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 (military)
[] 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)? A more spacious cell is given to them, with a greater opportunity to have relatives visit. Otherwise it is standard prison conditions.
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? Public, though the court may mandate a private execution
8. Who is invited to view executions? The general public (although police may limit crowd numbers), unless a private execution has been mandated.

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)? The prison chaplain
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? Yes
14. How are executioners selected? They are employed by the Government
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? Yes

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? They are handed over to the deceased's next of kin; if there is no known family, then they are privately buried at the Government's expense.
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: 71%
1c. Armed robbery: 64%
1d. Drug trafficking: 68%
1e. Drug possession: 1%
1f. Gang membership: 3%
1g. Immorality: 42%
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 2%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? Yes

[Pax Brasiliana]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: The Empire of Brazil
2. Type of government: Semi-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? 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? 2011
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 150
9. Which year had the most executions? 1998, with 1200 executions.

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Armed robbery resulting in death, child molestation, espionage, mass murder, separatism, terrorism, treason, and war crimes. Repeated offenses such as murder and rape also have a mandatory death sentence.
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? Arson, collaborationism, drug trafficking, human trafficking, kidnapping, and torture.
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? 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
[] 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)? Top-tier, very different from the majority of jails.
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? Friday
7. Are executions public or private? Private
8. Who is invited to view executions? Journalists, the prisoner's family, scientists, politicians

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)? No one else.
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? Yes
14. How are executioners selected? Executioners are either police officers or soldiers that volunteered to take part in executions.
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? No

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners?
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: 65%
1b. Rape and violent assault: 60%
1c. Armed robbery: 15%
1d. Drug trafficking: 30%
1e. Drug possession: 20%
1f. Gang membership: 20%
1g. Immorality: 5%
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 35%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? No

[Rabaghamdhh]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: The United Republic of Rabaghamdhh
2. Type of government: Republic
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[] Common law
[] Civil law
[] Socialist law
[] Religious law
[x] Other: No judiciary system; the accused appears before a panel of judges and they decide if the person was guilty or not after being presented with any evidence.

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? 2090
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 300
9. Which year had the most executions? 2089, approximately 13,300 over the space of one month (Long story, but basically Rabaghamdhh at one point was split in two countries, in 2089 West Rabaghamdhh began invading East Rabaghamdhh after East Rabaghamdhh's president was assassinated. During that time East Rabaghamdhh attempted to execute as many of it's prison camp inmates as possible as a cover up).

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Murder, Serial Rape, Serial DUI, Terrorism, Sexual Assault on a Minor
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? Manslaughter, GBH, Rape, Sexual Assault, DUI, Drug Dealing, Drug Manufacturing, Drug Smuggling, Serial Robbery
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? Judge
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? 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, but in some cases victims/victims' families have been allowed to
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)? Basic
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? Private, but live-streamed online
8. Who is invited to view executions? Family Members, Victims, Victim's Family

9. Are executions reported by the media? YES
10. Are executions broadcast on television? Live-streamed online
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? Job Interview
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? NO

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? Family allowed to have a funeral. If no family, cremated and scattered in prison grounds.
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: 84%
1b. Rape and violent assault: 78%
1c. Armed robbery: 60%
1d. Drug trafficking: 63%
1e. Drug possession: 24%
1f. Gang membership: 31%
1g. Immorality: 34%
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 16%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? YES

[Inkopolitia]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: The Grand Queendom of Inkopolitia
2. Type of government:
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? 2039
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 14
9. Which year had the most executions? 1893 had the most executions, due to the fact that the Holy War of Woomy-Ngyes ended a year prior. The executed individuals were mostly followers of the Squidox Branch of Squidism.More info...

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Terrorism, genocide
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? Treason, homicide, robbery (Depending on the cases)
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? Judges only
4. Can death sentences be appealed? As an individual can take up to 15 years only, if the accused individual is found not guilty, they can appeal their death sentence.
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? Only with authorization of the said government. If not, they're extradited

C. METHODS

1. Which execution methods are currently used? Check all that apply:
[] 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
[] 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)? As much as any of the part of the prison, just with increased security
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date? Yes, with years, month and days
3. Are family members informed of the execution date? No, they can just come to witness the execution
4. Is the public informed of the execution date? No. Each execution is to remain secret for a week. After that week, the government makes the information public
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal? Yes
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place? Yes
7. Are executions public or private? Private, but family members can witness it
8. Who is invited to view executions? Only 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? Yes
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)? Mostly, the mother and father of the executed. Although all close family members can
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? No
14. How are executioners selected? Based on their performance, time in the prison and rank
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? Yes

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? At the choice of the family. If they do not choose within 7 days, the body is cremated by default
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: 89%
1b. Rape and violent assault: 97%
1c. Armed robbery: 45%
1d. Drug trafficking: 16%

1e. Drug possession: 0.6%
1f. Gang membership: 1.2%
1g. Immorality: 0.3%
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? 9.7%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? Yes, as the harshness of it has been proven to reduce crime

[Auze]

A. GENERAL

1. Full nation name: The People's Armed Republic of Auze
2. Type of government: Anocracy
3. Which legal system is used? Check all that apply:
[X] Common law
[X] Civil law
[X] Socialist law
[X] Religious law
[X] Other: Outer law, applies to Auzea and other affiliated states

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? *checks calender* Last Thursday
8. On average, how many prisoners are executed per year? 500, it has been decreasing
9. Which year had the most executions? We have a good idea what time that year was, but records of the number vary and often don't exist

B. LEGISLATION

1. Which crimes have a mandatory death sentence? Murder, Treason, Hijacking, Serial Arson, Serial Rape, Spying (against us), and a couple others
2. Which crimes have an optional death sentence? Mass Fraud, Theft, Assault & Battery, etc
3. Are death sentences decided by judges, juries, or both? both
4. Can death sentences be appealed? Depends on the crime and mood of the judge
5. Does the leader have authority to veto a death sentence? Yes, but he can also veto an appeal

6. Can people under 18 be executed? Not typically, but in certain cases, 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? For Lower Ministers, yes. Any higher requires an order from our leader. It is basically open season on politicians on election time.
C. METHODS

1. Which execution methods are currently used? Check all that apply:
[X] Hanging
[] 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
[X] Other: Sodium Cyanide mixed with water

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

2. Can prisoners choose the method of execution? Depends
2a. If yes, which method of execution is the most popular? Firing squad is the default, and it is usually chosen by the condemned in what we realized is probably motivated by them discovering we use Fluorine in our gas chambers.

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)? Okay, the wait isn't really long most of the time
2. Are prisoners informed of the execution date? It's usually assumed to be next Thursday
3. Are family members informed of the execution date? See above, if it is delayed because the case is in doubt, they are told after paying the fine
4. Is the public informed of the execution date? Yes, they have to know when to pack their picnic baskets somehow
5. Are prisoners offered a last meal? Yes
6. Which day of the week do most executions take place? Thursday
7. Are executions public or private? depends
8. Who is invited to view executions? The family (after paying the fine), local officials, medical students

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? Usually
12. Who else makes statements before an execution (if applicable)? Whoever is gloating
13. Are prisoners blindfolded? Usually
14. How are executioners selected? A test
15. Do doctors or medical professionals supervise executions? Yes

16. What happens to the bodies of executed prisoners? They are buried or dissolved
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? 80-90%
1a. Murder: See above
1b. Rape and violent assault: See above
1c. Armed robbery: See above
1d. Drug trafficking: 70%
1e. Drug possession: 15%
1f. Gang membership: 30%
1g. Immorality: 60%
2. What percentage of citizens oppose capital punishment for all crimes? besides the people on death row, 4-5%
3. Is capital punishment considered effective for reducing crime? Yes, at least according to studies by our nation.