PART 1 - CRIMES

1. Establishment
   1. This Part shall include a list of offenses under White House law
   2. This shall not be the full list of crimes; other acts may include crimes within them
   3. Breaking any law which does not have a class assigned to it may be given any punishment seen as fit by the Court, which shall go into Common Law
       
2. Room Rights Abuse
   1. It shall be defined as;
      1. Breaching laws regarding Room Rights conduct
   2. It shall be a Class A offense
       
3. Double Jobbing
   1. It shall be defined as;
      1. Holding 2 ranks simultaneously, in the White House or multiple agencies
   2. It shall be a Class B offense
       
4. Group Badge Admin Abuse
   1. It shall be defined as;
      1. Purposely adding people not permitted by law or the Executive Office of the President to a White House Group Badge
      2. Purposely removing people permitted by law or the Executive Office of the President from a White House Group Badge
      3. Purposely changing Administrative Rights status of Group Badge members when not permitted by the Executive Office of the President or a Founder where applicable
   2. It shall be a Class A offense
       
5. Code Leaking
   1. It shall be defined as;
      1. Purposely informing unauthorised people any furni/room/access codes
   2. It shall be a Class A offense
       
6. Perversion of Justice
   1. It shall be defined as;
      1. Purposely affecting the Court, witnesses or evidence outside of permitted in-Court representation
      2. Purposely affecting the Department of Justice unlawfully
      3. Purposely preventing any legal process
      4. Purposely concealing evidence relating to an ongoing case
   2. It shall be a Class A offense
       
7. Negligence of Duties
   1. It shall be defined as;
      1. Failing to fulfill the duties of the rank/position
   2. It shall be a Class B offense
       
8. Unfair Punishment
   1. It shall be defined as;
      1. Striking, Demoting or Firing someone without fair cause as determined by the Branch Leader
         1. The Branch Leader may be overruled by the Supreme Court in a ruling
   2. It shall be a Class B offense
       
9. Bullying
   1. It shall be defined as;
      1. Continuously negatively targeting a person/group of people
   2. It shall be a Class A offense
       
10. Harassment
    1. It shall be defined as;
       1. Negatively targeting a person/group of people
    2. It shall be an unclassified offense
        
11. Corruption
    1. It shall be defined as;
       1. Unlawfully using power, influence, or other means to benefit themselves
       2. Unlawfully using power, influence, or other means to disadvantage another person
    2. It shall be a Class A offense
        
12. Treason
    1. It shall be defined as;
       1. Betraying the White House through illegal actions in an attempt to overthrow the Government
    2. It shall be a Class A offense
        
13. Perjury
    1. It shall be defined as;
       1. Failing to attend when subpoenaed
       2. Knowingly testifying dishonestly in a hearing
    2. It shall be a Class A offense
        
14. Bribery
    1. It shall be defined as;
       1. Attempting or promising to give advantages to a person in return for an improper action
       2. Accepting an advantage in return for conducting an improper action
    2. It shall be a Class A offense
        
15. Fraud
    1. It shall be defined as;
       1. Knowingly making a false representation that aids or causes a loss to anyone
    2. It shall be a Class A offense
        
16. Abuse of Functions
    1. It shall be defined as;
       1. Using the powers of a position to advantage oneself, or disadvantage another person
    2. It shall be a Class A offense
        
17. Perversion of Rights
    1. It shall be defined as;
       1. Breaking any rights as stated in Article 8 of the Constitution, or any rights mandated in law
    2. It shall be a Class A offense
        
18. Attempted Crime
    1. It shall be defined as;
       1. Attempting or planning to commit any crime stated in law
    2. It shall be one class below the offense attempted or planned, except in the case of a Class C offense, where it shall be a Class C offense