Jamini

We really do not need a civilian, RP-centric job whitelisted. Hell, I'm still of the opinion that command whitelisting isn't necessary or helpful.

I would strongly suggest throughly vetting anything from goon before we implement it. The sheer amount of shit they have (sometimes literally) needs to be very, very carefully evaluated. Goon is notorious for adding the most imbalanced, whacky, and ridiculous things to SS13.

Naaw, it was fully up for a good fourty or more minutes. I just took the screencap at the end of the round when everyone was chilling out.

Good ol' Biodomes.

Loko 13 is actually moderately dangerous to drink. Syndicakes aren't. Ergo the former is probably contraband due to the danger.

At which point, as he continued to refuse to come back to the brig, a complaint to CC should have been filed. Instead what happened is security attempted to detain the captain before they got the okay from CC (which eventually did come in thanks to Galloway, but not before at least two witnessed attempts to arrest Ezra). Security acted in this instance as if they were the ultimate authority on the station, willingly defying orders and acting as mutineers.

A question for you skull. In the event of excessive charges. (Which could potentially be anything above minimum time/fines). Could a captain order a time reduction to the minimum, or order a brig timer down to a fine? I was under the impression that the Head of Security and Warden were the only security members that could brig for more than minimum time regardless. However, should they brig someone for double or triple time could a captain order the time reduced if he isn't satisfied with their reasoning why the timer was increased?

Such as say... nobody providing the charges for a prisoner. Which he attempted to do. Ultimately did. Then an attempt at arrest was made illegally against his person without CC approval. (CC approval was gained after the fact/during the arrest.)

I've outlined why I disagree with your assessment of the situation here: >> http://aurorastation.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=2809&start=10#p28011 I can import it into this thread if desired, but I feel like we're already pushing what's reasonable discussion for this complaint thread. Copied because skull gave us time to move things over: Ah, but it wasn't a pardon. You need to stop assuming it is. A pardon implies the regulation break never happened and no charges are applied. Phoebe was simply released two minutes early in the belief that she had not broken a regulation, due to the fact that the Warden, when questioned, did not know why she was brigged. Now: 1. He was releasing a prisoner early. That is indeed something that the HoS, and by extension the captain, is permitted to do. A prisoner he had reason to believe was unlawfully brigged at the time I will add. 2. Regardless of the legality of his actions, you clearly do not arrest the captain unless they are performing a clear violation of regulation. Which this was certainly not. Security had ample time to message CC and explain their case. Which they ultimately did, but not before making multiple attempts to detain. Security and the Captain were both clearly in the wrong. The former of mutiny, and the latter of slightly questionable exceeding official authority. Now, looking at regulations. mutiny is a grand crime, while the charges of exceeding official authority are not. Security is clearly. Very clearly. Much more in the wrong.

Howso? I would argue quite the opposite really. Security were refusing, repeatedly, a valid order to give a prisoner an early release. In part because security had failed to give the reason for the brigging in the first place when asked. (Later the reasoning was given, however it did take quite a while for anyone to say what the charges were. And yes I was on the security channel.) While firing his gun on lethal was wrong, it doesn't change the fact that security grossly overstepped in this case. Frankly, this should be an incident report. Possibly one for both sides.

Loko is only toxic SOME times. In high amounts. It has this nifty little proc that gives it random effects. ..but yes, Loko is generally contraband due to how dangerous it is. It would fall under Non-medical drugs IIRC.

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Contraband: 1. Non-medical drugs outside of chemistry without a prescription or executive permission. (Medical personnel are considered to have a permit to carry soporifics.) 2. Lethal weapons without a permit or executive permission. (The following job roles are assumed to have a permit: Captain, HoP, HoS, Warden, Detective) - Note, this does not include security officers. Force Gloves are currently included up here. 3. Non-Lethal weapons without a permit or security permission. (The following job roles are assumed to have a permit for nonlethal weapons: Command (all), Security (all)) Stun gloves are generally included here. 4. Obvious nonstandard tools. Including but not limited to: -Emags -Chameleon jumpsuits -Energy Shields -Nonstandard implants -Illegally modified PDAs -singularity beacons -Power sinks Note: Security generally do not have sufficient training to identify most nonstandard items. At most they see something unusual. You should be checking with research or engineering for most traitor items! Just because in a meta sense you know how something works does not mean you ICly know how they work! Note: Science are permitted by default to have contraband within the labs, so long as it does not leave the lab, for the purpose of study and research.

The Head of Security can already issue warnings and early releases. I already do this myself as an officer because I know people hate brig time, provided they serve some of the sentence without any incident. No. Uh. I' just going to point out that if the HoS can issue early releases and warnings.... the captain technically can too. The HoS is the cap's subbordinate. The HoSdoes not hav legally any mmore power than his boss. This is exactly the samme as if a captain denies a station modification or law upload, or orders one It is the samme if he denies or permits testing over his RD's head, or orders medical treatment for a crewmember or a DNC over his CMO's head. Unless something is criminally unsafe, his orders are the highest athority on the station.

I've said it before, I'll say it again. Security are the only force without any real oversight on the station. They don't answer to IAA, they don't answer to CC, and they don't answer to the Captain. Until security bans start getting handed out like candy for poor sec play, I don't honestly see that changing either. Ooh, ooh, me! I've got it. 1. Respect the law -At all times, attempt to follow regulations as set in corporate regulations. If you see clear violations of such, detain the person doing so regardless of role. If you see a borderline case, report it to your direct superiors and wait for approval. (Direct superiors being the HoS, Cap, and DOs. DO trumps all, Cap orders trump HoS.) -Do not get involved in issues that are not clearly outlined in Corp regs. Paperwork, procedure, and directives fall under command and IAA. Not you. If you feel as if you see a breach of a regulation outside of Corp Regs, report it and wait for the okay from your direct superior. 2. Respect your superiors -Respect all heads of staff and attempt to follow their orders where possible. Stay out of departments you are told to stay out of. Keep an open line of communication with the commander who's department you are operating in if at all possible. -Obey orders from your direct superiors. DO orders override all else, Captain orders override HoS, HoS orders are for security alone. -Obtain permission from either Central, the captain, or the entirety of command, before going after a command staff member. They outrank you, and ICly they have enough political weight to get you fired. 3. Respect other crewmembers -Minimum force when detaining another crewmember. Do not use lethals when tasers or flashbangs will do. Do not use tasers or flashbangs when pepperspray or a flash will do. Do not use a flash when words will do. -Don't stick your dick into the legal workings of another department. If they have paperwork done, you back off and let them work. It's funny. I've played a fair number of security-based characters historically, and I've never ever had someone complain about me. Even though my officer characters are robust as hell. The only complaint I personally had to recent history was being over aggressive as an antagonist which I resolved with the player in question without further incident. Quite frankly, in my opinion, Aurora needs a massive crackdown on security power. When every highpop round has eight security slots filled yet only a bare handful of players in medical, science, or engineering there is a clear indication of an imbalance. But hey, I'm just the anti-sec guy aren't I?