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Jovan: /* Standard Operating Procedures */ Changed Security Policy from SOP. Reviewed to align with rules and Security Policy.

2023-10-06T11:56:12Z

Standard Operating Procedures: Changed Security Policy from SOP. Reviewed to align with rules and Security Policy.

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	[[Corporate Regulations\|Station Control and Conflict Management Regulations]] (SCCMR), or '''Corporate Regulation''', includes a comprehensive list of all crimes. The Nanotrasen Corporation established this law. Reviewing the regulations before interacting with the crew regarding any reported crimes is advisable. While it's not essential to know every detail about what constitutes a crime, adhering to the [[Security Policy]] is imperative.		[[Corporate Regulations\|Station Control and Conflict Management Regulations]] (SCCMR), or '''Corporate Regulation''', includes a comprehensive list of all crimes. The Nanotrasen Corporation established this law. Reviewing the regulations before interacting with the crew regarding any reported crimes is advisable. While it's not essential to know every detail about what constitutes a crime, adhering to the [[Security Policy]] is imperative.

	==[[~~Standard Operating Procedure~~]]s==		==[[Security Policy]]==
	* You ~~have stun weapons~~, ~~USE THEM~~. ~~Don't kill if~~ you~~'re~~ not in ~~serious~~ danger. ~~See~~ the ~~[[Rules]] for more details~~.		* You should be reviewing the Standard Operating Procedure, which is found in the Security Policy.
			* You are an enforcer of the Corporate Regulations, not above it.
			* Use of lethal force should be your last resort. Read the situation and communicate with your team.
			* You should be using and understand the equipment provided to you.
			* Do not needlessly put yourself in danger or put yourself in danger to save someone else.
			* Communicate with your team, listen to your direct supervisor, and respond to calls for help.
			**Tip: You can highlight the word 'help' in chat.

	* You are an enforcer of [[~~Space Law~~]]~~, you~~'~~re not [[Shitcurity\|The Law]].~~		More information can be found in the [[Security Policy]]. Don't forget to follow the [[Rules]].

	* Be wary of people with harmful intentions. You should use minimal force, but not at the risk of your own life.

	* Communicate with your team, ask the HoS/Warden for orders and respond to ~~calls for help (you can highlight the word '''help''' in chat").~~

	* If you're going somewhere you know will be very dangerous, bring a buddy with you.

	* More information about the [[~~Standard Operating Procedure~~]] ~~during different code levels~~.

	==Demotions==		==Demotions==

Jovan: /* Law */ Redirect Space Law to Corporate Regulation. Removed redundant information.

2023-10-01T02:02:40Z

Law: Redirect Space Law to Corporate Regulation. Removed redundant information.

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	* Don't kill silicons for trying to stop you from executing someone. It's required of them by their laws. Do note there is a difference between a silicon stopping you from executing someone, and a silicon bolting down all of security because of one officer. They'll be treated differently.		* Don't kill silicons for trying to stop you from executing someone. It's required of them by their laws. Do note there is a difference between a silicon stopping you from executing someone, and a silicon bolting down all of security because of one officer. They'll be treated differently.

	==[[File:Lawbook.png]] [[~~Space Law\|Law~~]]==		==[[File:Lawbook.png]] [[Corporate Regulations]]==
	[[~~Space Law~~]] is a ~~summary~~ of ~~most~~ crimes ~~with some suggested sentence times~~. ~~You are generally recommended to not follow Space Law for minor and medium crimes~~. ~~Avoid stacking (in particular) minor/medium crimes when deciding on brig times, unless~~ the ~~criminal has really bad behaviour. Instead prefer shorter sentences such as a couple of minute in~~ the ~~brig, or 50 points in the gulag instead of 500 for inciting a riot, unless the crime~~ is ~~severe or griefy in nature~~. ~~Sometimes the Captain determines~~ what ~~is lawful and what isn't (within reason)~~, ~~but don't obey~~ the ~~Captain if you're told to "purge all non-humans" or similar~~.		[[Corporate Regulations\|Station Control and Conflict Management Regulations]] (SCCMR), or '''Corporate Regulation''', includes a comprehensive list of all crimes. The Nanotrasen Corporation established this law. Reviewing the regulations before interacting with the crew regarding any reported crimes is advisable. While it's not essential to know every detail about what constitutes a crime, adhering to the [[Security Policy]] is imperative.

	==[[Standard Operating Procedure]]s==		==[[Standard Operating Procedure]]s==

Erol509: Guide to security update

2023-01-12T21:21:11Z

Guide to security update

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	{{Needs revision\| reason = ~~This guide is severely outdated and needs to be re-written~~}}		{{Needs revision\| reason = Fix broken links}}

	==Who Orders Who==		==Who Orders Who==

Erol509 at 21:10, 12 January 2023

2023-01-12T21:10:00Z

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Quacks: added nr tag

2022-07-11T07:55:47Z

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	Welcome to NT's Security Department. Enjoy your stay.		Welcome to NT's Security Department. Enjoy your stay.
	==Who Orders Who==		==Who Orders Who==

Quacks: Changed Space law link to Corp regulations

2022-01-29T19:46:37Z

Changed Space law link to Corp regulations

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	==Demotions==		==Demotions==
	Insubordination and dereliction of duty are crimes under ~~Space Law~~, so occasionally a [[Head of Staff]] might request your assistance in demoting one of their subordinates. In such cases, you are to accompany them as they confront the subordinate, or are asked to arrest someone who has abandoned their workplace and fled. In either case, ensure that you secure their ID and all items related to the job (i.e. tools and gloves from engineers) and return them to the head at your earliest convenience. The head can then remove the departmental access from the ID and return it to the demoted person.		Insubordination and dereliction of duty are crimes under Corporate Regulations, so occasionally a [[Head of Staff]] might request your assistance in demoting one of their subordinates. In such cases, you are to accompany them as they confront the subordinate, or are asked to arrest someone who has abandoned their workplace and fled. In either case, ensure that you secure their ID and all items related to the job (i.e. tools and gloves from engineers) and return them to the head at your earliest convenience. The head can then remove the departmental access from the ID and return it to the demoted person.

	==The Brig / Punishments==		==The Brig / Punishments==
	[[File:Thebrig.png\|450px\|thumb\|The [[Brig]]]]		[[File:Thebrig.png\|450px\|thumb\|The [[Brig]]]]
	~~[[Space Law#Brig Procedures\|Instructions on how to correctly brig a prisoner can be found here.]]~~

	Punishments should fit the crime. Use your best judgement and try to give people the benefit of the doubt. Consider the following examples:		Punishments should fit the crime. Use your best judgement and try to give people the benefit of the doubt. Consider the following examples:
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	==Key Points==		==Key Points==
	* Ask first, stun second.		* Ask first, stun second.
	* ~~Space Law~~ is a suggestion, and is never a substitute for thought, intent, and context. Being unnecessarily harsh is generally frowned upon, even if it's in ~~Space Law~~.		* Corporate Regulations is a suggestion, and is never a substitute for thought, intent, and context. Being unnecessarily harsh is generally frowned upon, even if it's in Corporate Regulations.
	* It is highly encouraged to only arrest Heads of Staff with approval from HoS or Captain (unless they are clearly dangerous).		* It is highly encouraged to only arrest Heads of Staff with approval from HoS or Captain (unless they are clearly dangerous).
	* Only the Captain, HoS or Warden can authorize a permanent sentence. Only the Captain can authorise execution.		* Only the Captain, HoS or Warden can authorize a permanent sentence. Only the Captain can authorise execution.
	* Your job isn't to be a tyrant or your suspects will be praying to the Gods (read: Admins) for ultimate justice. Make sure you follow standard protocol so that the [[Administrators\|Gods]] smile down upon you.		* Your job isn't to be a tyrant or your suspects will be praying to the Gods (read: Admins) for ultimate justice. Make sure you follow standard protocol so that the [[Administrators\|Gods]] smile down upon you.
	* If an [[Administrators#Game admins\|Admin]] contacts you, please explain to them what happened. Just because you're a Security Officer doesn't mean you're ~~[[Shitcurity\|~~wrong]] by default. Don't throw a tantrum, you'll only make things worse.		* If an [[Administrators#Game admins\|Admin]] contacts you, please explain to them what happened. Just because you're a Security Officer doesn't mean you're wrong by default. Don't throw a tantrum, you'll only make things worse.
	* Try not to take this job too seriously and have fun.		* Try not to take this job too seriously and have fun.


	[[Category:Guides]]		[[Category:Guides]]

Hangyul: /* Permabrigging / Forced Cyborgization */

2021-07-08T17:33:45Z

Permabrigging / Forced Cyborgization

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	Permabrigging someone for stealing something and running away through secure areas vs permabrigging someone who's shot and killed people. One is a much less severe crime.		Permabrigging someone for stealing something and running away through secure areas vs permabrigging someone who's shot and killed people. One is a much less severe crime.

	Unlike other servers, Forced Cyborgization is '''not allowed without consent. ~~Do not do it~~.'''		Unlike other servers, Forced Cyborgization is '''not allowed without OOC consent. Doing so may result in a job-ban or, in severe cases, a server ban.'''

	==Lethal Force / Executions==		==Lethal Force / Executions==

Hangyul: /* Lethal Force / Executions */

2021-07-08T17:31:56Z

Lethal Force / Executions

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	* In instances where nonlethal force is not an option or not a good idea, e.g. someone in space breaking into the Armory, firing lasers at them through the windows isn't going to get you in trouble.		* In instances where nonlethal force is not an option or not a good idea, e.g. someone in space breaking into the Armory, firing lasers at them through the windows isn't going to get you in trouble.
			* Generally, lethal force is authorised by alert levels; this is wavered, in situations such as the one above, or in cases where the alert level cannot be reasonably changed in time / cannot be changed. Green Alert and Blue Alert entail little to no lethal force, especially on Green. No lethal weapons should be carried on green, outside of specific circumstances. Lethal ammo may be loaded on blue, but should be used with caution. Amber Alert allows full lethal force against major threats, and authorises the use of long-arms. Red Alert allows lethal force at an extended level, and, if authorised by the Captain, will allow the formation of crew Militias, normally if the Security Department is understaffed or out of action. It will also allow the redeeming of laser weapons, although red alert is not actually needed for use of Laser weapons.

	* See the [[Rules]] section for more details.		* See the [[Rules]] section for more details.

Hangyul: spelling fixes

2021-06-28T07:27:48Z

spelling fixes

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	== [[Dispatch and Issue Resolution System\|Dispatch System]] ==		== [[Dispatch and Issue Resolution System\|Dispatch System]] ==

	* As a '''Security Officer''' or '''Civil Disputes Officer''' you handle Open and Active '''Dispatches'''. If you need help with your active Dispatch you should request assistance from your '''~~Sargent~~'''.		* As a '''Security Officer''' or '''Civil Disputes Officer''' you handle Open and Active '''Dispatches'''. If you need help with your active Dispatch you should request assistance from your '''Sergeant.'''
	* As a '''Security ~~Sargent~~''' or '''Warden''' you oversee all of the officers and their Dispatches. Note that in order to be able to actually manage '''Dispatches''' you must request the '''~~HoS~~'''<nowiki/>' spare headset key as it requires you to have access to the Command Channel.		* As a '''Security Sergeant''' or '''Warden''' you oversee all of the officers and their Dispatches. Note that in order to be able to actually manage '''Dispatches''' you must request the '''Ho'''<nowiki/>'''S'''' spare headset key as it requires you to have access to the Command Channel.
	* As the '''Head of Security''' your one and only job is to manage tickets and reassign/modify Dispatches as the need arises. If you do not want to do this give your spare headset to the '''Warden''' or '''~~Sargent~~'''. '''''<u>DO NOT HANDLE TICKETS YOURSELF</u>'''''		* As the '''Head of Security''' your one and only job is to manage tickets and reassign/modify Dispatches as the need arises. If you do not want to do this give your spare headset to the '''Warden''' or '''Sergeant'''. '''''<u>DO NOT HANDLE TICKETS YOURSELF</u>'''''

	==Demotions==		==Demotions==

ZephyrTFA: /* Dispatch System */

2021-06-28T00:45:22Z

Dispatch System

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	* SOP changes depending on the alert level: Green Alert enforces all privacy laws, outlawing bag searches unless warranted with evidence, means you cannot have weapons visible (you may have them holstered) and generally means you should not be carrying lethal equipment on you. Blue Alert allows random bag searches and allows weapons to be visible, but not wielded (outside of combat). Lethal rounds may be given out at most. Amber Alert shares many similarities with Blue Alert, but also means that Security may wield and use lethal energy weapons + lethal sidearms. Red Alert is nearly identical to Amber Alert, but also allows for use of lethal Primaries and combat mechs.		* SOP changes depending on the alert level: Green Alert enforces all privacy laws, outlawing bag searches unless warranted with evidence, means you cannot have weapons visible (you may have them holstered) and generally means you should not be carrying lethal equipment on you. Blue Alert allows random bag searches and allows weapons to be visible, but not wielded (outside of combat). Lethal rounds may be given out at most. Amber Alert shares many similarities with Blue Alert, but also means that Security may wield and use lethal energy weapons + lethal sidearms. Red Alert is nearly identical to Amber Alert, but also allows for use of lethal Primaries and combat mechs.

	== Dispatch System ==		== [[Dispatch and Issue Resolution System\|Dispatch System]] ==

	* As a '''Security Officer''' or '''Civil Disputes Officer''' you handle Open and Active '''Dispatches'''. If you need help with your active Dispatch you should request assistance from your '''Sargent'''.		* As a '''Security Officer''' or '''Civil Disputes Officer''' you handle Open and Active '''Dispatches'''. If you need help with your active Dispatch you should request assistance from your '''Sargent'''.