Justice

Summary
The justice within a state decides in the cases of conflicts between persons and violations of the laws and is headed by the judge.

The rules and tasks begin with defining when and how a juristical process starts and how it is conducted.

Then, there are rules and tasks that clearly and uncompromisingly define the fines and punishments.

Finally, there are rules and tasks to enforce the sentences, especially how prisons work.

Highlights

 * No room for varying decisions for most of the cases.
 * Local judgements first, then escalating.
 * No deputies allowed before court - each must accuse, defend and speak for him-/herself.
 * All processes, facts and findings are public.
 * Crowd-judgements; only in non-obvious cases.
 * Wealth-proportional fines.
 * Prisons are self-managed and work is required by prisoners - so that the monthly cost per prisoner is below a democratically defined limit.

Rules
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