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Lex Ignominia

This law outlines the punishment that occurs when a member of the military is removed from his post dishonorably. Those in Military Service whom recieve a Dishonorable Discharge (DD) are forbidden to service Roman Legions Those with a Dishonorable Discharge are forbidden from the service of the Roman Government, no matter the Family/Social Status. Dishonorable Discharges can be pardoned by the officer who gave the discharge and their superiors Those who have a Dishonorable Discharge are forbidden from any Roman Legion or Military Service. Those with a Dishonorable Discharge may revoke said charge by serving a contract within the Vigiles

Lex Intermixti

Purpose This law will let legion, and Paramilitary members do their job correctly and swiftly during raids. This law will also ensure safety amongst our citizens. Reason Over the past few weeks, groups have been raiding us constantly. Roman legions, paramilitaries have had to defend our city against the outsiders constantly. To add on to that, our citizens have interfered with our duties and have distracted our men from doing their jobs. Some have also gotten in the way of us killing the invaders and causing us to team kill our own men. This is very time consuming and many of us have died from team kill. This law will allow: During active raids, Roman legionaries and members of the paramilitary to have the right to kill Roman citizens that are outside the walls.This will ensure the safety of our city and our citizens. During any kind of warfare between our group and another, Romans that are legionaries or members of the paramilitary have to be on duty no matter what rank they are. During active raids, the city must be placed on lockdown. No one may enter or leave the city, unless they are a member of our military and on duty. The only people that may begin a lockdown are ranked Praetor or higher. During active raids, nonmilitary members must be inside the city walls until the raid is over. Exemptions Any member of the Senate may not be killed outside the walls during a raid. This includes, Senators, Magistrates, Praetors, and Consuls. Anyone the Consul or higher permits to be out of our walls may not be killed. During any kind of meeting, Senate meetings or Plebeian Assembly meetings, members are to be allowed off duty to attend to their duties. Only the Consul or anyone higher may allow any member of our military to be off duty during a raid. If there are less than 5 members of the military defending Rome in a raid, people ranked Consul or higher may grant nonmilitary members the right to defend Rome.

Lex Valeria Sacrata

Sacred Law Table of Contents: I. Sacrosanct a. What Sacrosanct is b. People c. Buildings d. Punishments II. Heresy a. Foreign Policy b. Types and Examples of Heresy c. Punishments V. Religion and State a. Senate b. Military I. Sacrosanct a. What Sacrosanct is Sacrosanct is or can be considered a number of things. However, it primarily refers to someone or something being inviolable. In the case of Rome, and her Provinces, there are men, women, places and structures that can be made or have been made Sacrosanct. This means, that those of whom are Sacrosanct cannot be harmed, insulted, or otherwise harassed. To do so is to be forfeited by the Gods. Once one is considered forfeit, it becomes legal to then attack the attacker. As for Sacrosanct places and buildings, they cannot be vandalized, destroyed, or desecrated unless sanctioned by the College of Pontiffs. b. People People who are Sacrosanct are chosen by the state Religion. These men and women are therefore Sacrosanct due to their titles. The list is as stated; I. Pontifex Maximus II. Plebeian Tribune III. Vestalis Maxima IV. Vestals V. Aediles VI. Empress VII. Rex Sacrorum VIII. Pontiffs c. Buildings Any building that is created for a deity is Sacrosanct. This means any temple. Any structure or area that is considered sacred and labeled such by the College of Pontiffs and College of Augurs is listed below; I. Curiae II. Comitium III. Any Temple IV. All of which lays within the Pomerium d. Punishments The engagement of a Sacrosanct member of society, or the defilement of Sacrosanct structures will be a sentence punishable by death. II. Heresy Heresy involves any form of sacrilegious action that damages the traditions and customs of Rome. a. Foreign Policy This policy will state what foreign Religion can be practiced, what to do if a foreign Religion is being practiced, who to speak to if someone is sought to practice foreign Religion, and whether or not a foreign Religion is considered a threat to Roman tradition and custom. Foreign Religion is considered as any Religion that is practiced beyond the borders of Rome, however, it is inevitable that these Religions will enter and be practiced within the borders of the Republic. Therefore, they must be determined either threatening or non threatening. Examples: I. Christianity ( Catholicism, Orthodoxy, Protestantism ) II. Judaism III. Islam ( Shi`ism, Sunnism ) IV. Buddhism V. Hinduism VI. Hellenistic VII. Zoroastrianism VIII. Mari IX. Nahua X. Romuva XI. Tengriism XII. Kemetism XIII. Jainism XIV. Confucianism XV. Taoism XVI. Shintoism XVII. Nordic Not all of these will be mentioned or listed under the foreign policy as threats or non-threats What Religions are considered harmless: I. Christianity II. Hellenistic III. What Religions are considered harmful: I. Judaism II. Islam III. Nordic IV. Atheism b. Types and Examples of Heresy Ignorance Ignoring the customs of Roman Religion is heretical. Ignoring the fact that there are more than one God is heretical. Insult Insulting, defiling, or speaking negatively toward a deity, temple or sacrosanct area/person is heretical. Jesting Making jokes, speaking about deities with humor, making jokes on sacrosanct ground. False Belief Believing in false idols, deities, or customs is heretical. These things may be listed under harmful Religions. c. Punishments To defy the Gods is to defy life, and thus the punishment for heresy is that equal to death. V. Religion and State a. Senate The Senate, though a body of strict political intrigue, is packed full of Religious tradition and custom. With that comes a strict policy on following these traditions and customs. Every meeting must be started with a prayer, or an augury held by the person who called the meeting. If the person who called the meeting does not wish to hold the prayer he may ask another to do it. If a pontiff is present, an augury will be held instead. Failure to have a prayer or augury before a meeting may result in cancellation by any Pontiff if bad omens are found. Weapons found within the Curia, must be taken outside. If it is on a person, the person must remove the weapon outside or be removed. Bloodshed within the Curia is strictly prohibited. If someone is to attack another man or woman within the Curia, the attacker will be charged with capital punishment (death). After said bloodshed is finished and cleaned up, the Curia must undergo extensive purification rituals held by the Augurs. Attacker will be charged with capital punishment. Pontiffs and the Pontifex Maximus have the right to cancel any meeting based on bad omens, or whether or not the day is determined as unlucky. To determine whether or not a day is lucky, the Pontiffs will discuss it and make a decision. Bad omens do not require the pontiffs to meet. If the cancellation is not adhered, the host or man who called upon the Senate will be to religious examination and possible impeachment. b. Military All military events must begin with a prayer to any God pertaining to war. If a triumph is to be declared, the College of Pontiffs must deem the triumph worthy. If it is worthy, they will handle the festivals and celebrations depending on the days to come. If it is unworthy, the triumph will be denied. Weapons are prohibited within sacred, or sacrosanct areas. If they are brought within those areas they must be purified. Armour must not be worn within Rome unless under siege, or rioting. Punishment for bringing weapons into prohibited areas is death. c. Legion Immunity to Lex Valeria All legion officers, Low ranks, and military officials Praetorians are immune due to being immune to everything Those who specialize in the military with their work d. Examples of when those can be immune When Rome is preparing for war When Rome is praying before a short-notice attack for victory When Rome is under siege, and the legionaries are required to guard and protect citizens in varied places. e. What is Immune A legionary holding weapons present in a religious area A legionary with armor on in a religious area A legionary with a Scutum on in a religious area. f. When those are not Immune During prayers During the normal legionary day During not threatening hours of the day While off-duty

Lex Ornatus

This law enforces the attire by which an individual is allowed to be presented in. As such, the following is to be deemed illegal: Wearing any out of genre clothing, hats, or faces (ex. Sci-Fi, Unrealistic, or Modern pieces not of 500 A.D. or before); Wearing any legion or paramilitary equipment when the individual is not of any such legion or paramilitary including decommissioned equipment or is off-duty; Wearing uniform items not specifically designed and/or assigned to the offender, Legion, or Paramilitary; Wearing a laurel when when not properly awarded such an honor; Lack of clothing or being present in a state of nudity; Wearing armor or equipping of any shield except for a plain wooden one by a Civilian except items bought from the in-game ROBUX store; Wearing a purple cape, armor, tunics, togas, or stolas by a non-Praetorian or non-Imperial; It is legal to wear any items bought from the in-game ROBUX store.

Lex Fatuitas

A resolution to banish the behavioral condition of idiocy among the people of Rome. The following shall define the actions that can be described as idiotic: Using faces in a non-sarcastic way while in a Roman affiliated game. Intentionally speaking with improper grammar Insulting Roman personnel Using dance animations with the /e command at inappropriate locations Violating any other laws previously established All people of Rome shall be required to act as mature and intelligent as possible and not exhibit degeneracy in any way, shape, or form. The following scenarios shall be established for violators of this law: Legionaries on a first time offense Decimatio is to be used by the Legate. He is ordered to execute every tenth man and demote them 3 ranks down. If the offenses persist for more than 10 offenses the legate will be liable for replacement at the discretion of the Senate. Citizens on a first time offense Public executions will be carried out. If the offenses persist, the person/people in question will be liable to criminalization. People allowed to carry out public executions are: Members of the Senate holding Imperium Urbanae (With a Praetors permission) Praetorian Guard

Lex Respiciunt Legio

Annoyance of the Military I've noticed many non-military citizens of Rome annoy, pester, and interrupt the formations of Legionaries, and their duties. It is absolutely necesary to give the Legions power to remove these disrespectful people from their formations and duties. Therefore, I propose this new law to give them the power to kill a non-military personnel if they are interrupting duties, formations, or just being plain disrespectful to our military servicemen. Haec sane debita reverentia Legio! Definitions of Interruption Repetitive calling out to a legionary Forming with a legion without their permission. Disrupting a legion in a patrol, drill, inspection and training. Definitions of Disrespect and Annoyance The spamming of a immature insult to a legion's personnel. The continued talking to a legion's personnel without the permission of an officer. The insulting of a legion in attempt to anger them. Small or unnecessary negative remarks to a legion. Those Immune Military personnel Empress Magister Equitem Politicians specialized in the military field Praetorians who are guarding the Empress Legions Powers If a non-military citizen of Rome breaks the following laws, legionnaires have the right to do the following, and only the following. Warn the violator once that they are breaking the law. Kill the violator once after warning them, if they continue to violate the law legionaries may kill them until the violator stops. Hold a public execution with the help of U C personnel to help eliminate violators of the law Abuse of this Power Legions may not abuse this power, and the following is considered abuse. Spawn killing Permanent KOS for the violator of the law by the legion they violate Constant public execution of said violator even after they stopped Using this law to attack a praetorian, or those of high ranking status

Lex Gladiator Induendum

Attire of the Gladiator Recently, I have found some of the gladiators that fight for the Entertainment of Rome to be possession of, and wearing of the helmets of Legionaries. Since when did the Servants of the Empire be allowed to casually wear the helmets of our Legions? Legionary gear should be treated with respect and such, and the Gladiators must begin to wear their correct gear. Therefore, this lex will forbid Gladiators to wear anything outside of the guidelines states below. Approved Gladiator Clothing Gladiator Armor Female Gladiator Armor Golden Armor (Within the Robux store) Basic Tunics (White, Blue, Tan, Red, Green Exc..) Approved Gladiator Helmets No helmet All forms of Gladiator Helmets, such as the copper helmet, the luxury gladiator helmet and helmets of other means Barbaric Helmets, such as the "Glory Horned General" Helmets purchased at the bar Approved Gladiator Scutums Wooden Those within the Robux store Those purchased at the bar Blacklisted Gear Legionary gear Standard-issue civilian clothing (Togas, Stolas Exc...)

Lex Jura Matrimonii

Due to the increase of marriages within Rome and a lack of certainrules to manage them within our Empire, the following lex will ensure that certain standards are kept within the sanctity of marriage. Marriage: In General The following will be deemed legal or illegal depending on the criteria: I. One may not marry out of their class, nor may they marry outsiders or enemies of Rome II. One may not marry their relatives. All marriages between family members are deemed illegal and the person who performed the marriage will be held accountable III. One may not marry a servant or purchase a servant to marry. This violates same-class marriages and the rights of the slave IV. One may not marry a criminal of Rome. If within a marriage, one partner becomes a criminal, they may still be married. However, new marriages between a criminal and a citizen are deemed illegal V. Marriages between people of different races, same gender, and of a different religion are deemed legal, and they may not be deprived of marriage rights VI. One may not marry a non-citizen of Rome unless they are considered an ally. If the ally is removed after marriage, then they may still be married if the ally joins Rome and applies for citizenship. Otherwise, they are considered an outsider, and the marriage is dissolved VII. Those that are married have the right to have children of their same class whether they be adopted or natural born. No couple may be deprived of this right; however, patrician gens are only permitted two children who did not purchase the gamepass for the patrician class. Any children exceeding this quota must purchase the gamepass or they will not be ranked, and they will be forced to use the plebeian family name of the gens VIII. Legionnaires may marry if they are at least an optio. If they are lower than said rank, then they must ask the permission of an officer of Praefectus+ status. If granted, then they may marry IX. A pontiff or censor must officiate a marriage for it to be deemed legal and official. If a pontiff denies a couple marriage for being of a different religion, a new pontiff may be requested to marry the couple. If no pontiffs are willing to perform a marriage on the grounds of religion, a marriage may be carried out by the Office of the Censor X. No one may marry into Gens Julia unless granted permission from the Empress. This is to prevent people from gaining power by marrying into the Imperial Family

Lex Domum Virgam

Introductory statement Simply this bill will define and regulate household staff, otherwise categorised as slaves / servants, household guards, and gladiators. Definitions I The definition of a household guard is one in the employment of a Pater to which their responsibility is the protection of his family. The definition of a servant is one who is owned by a family and serves them domestically. The definition of a gladiator is one who is owned by a family and is trained and able to fight in gladiatorial battles. Capacities II Imperial There are no limitations set on imperial houses. Patricians May not have household guards. May have up to six servants. May have up to four gladiators. Plebeians May not have household guards. May have up to three servants. May have up to two gladiators. Rights and conduct III The Pater of the family is liable for the crimes and other actions of his household staff. Regarding the rights and conduct of servants: - Servants may not act as household guards in their absence. Servants may not arm themselves. Servants will obey their dominus and / or domina. Servants are purely domestic staff and may not defend the family they belong to. Servants are subject to and protected by Roman law, however as property of the family may be treated in whatever manner the family decides. Family members may treat their servants as they please but it does not give the excuse of other citizens or personnel to treat them likewise. Servants may not be employed in a military or paramilitary capacity. Regarding the rights and conduct of gladiators: - Gladiators may equip themselves with the standard gladiatorial equipment. Gladiators must be purchased from the collegia to officially be registered as a household gladiator. Gladiators may not act as household guards in their absence. Gladiators may spar in secluded areas with the permission of their dominus / domina. Gladiators may not be employed in a military or paramilitary capacity.

Lex Militarium Tabula

Military Advertisement The following law prevents legionnaire personnel managers from spamming advertisements and setting a general guideline to help citizens to understand the Roman Military to a better extent. The law will consist of three general rules for effective communication. Time-Frame, Textual Restrictions, and an Anti-Graphics Restriction. This law only effects military advertisement for the communications via Discord. Guidelines of Militarium Tabula: Time-Frame: Many Discord users have complained about the spam that goes on during the day regarding military advertisements from the same legion. This becomes a cycle and is continuous. It's easy as copy and pasting, however, if potential recruits really wanted to join a legion spamming "@everyone" isn't the way to go. This just catches their attention yes but isn't effective. Discord users should be able to venture into the military advertisements in their own accountability based off what the blurb is. Military advertisements as common as it should, are recommended to go on a cool off day where they do not post to ensure Discord quality. Logically, people would've joined the recruitment server already if they wanted to join. Textual Restrictions: This section just ensures quality and proper messages. Recruitment motivation should not blindly target nor promote themselves above another military faction. We are here to better ourselves as a group not degrade one another based on a personal feud. Recruitment should tag everyone and display a clear message of why Romans should join the respective military faction. Recruitment messages should not be immature but should be concise and clear. Message guidelines should be, what legion, who they are, their service to Rome, etc. Anti-Graphis Restriction: As good as it is to exemplify activity, restrictions should be made to graphics. Though this idea can be modified, it's not recommended. Not everyone can take pictures from a positive angle. Sometimes, it makes the legion look rather dumb. Graphics should be shown to newcomers in the respective military faction recruitment server. Though it is encouraged to say your military faction is active; if that is a true statement. Recruitment messages need to be concise. Adding in pictures ruins the general ambiance.

Lex Corruptio

Section I: Political Corruption I.) Political corruption can be defined by government officials using the power granted to them by the government for illegitimate personal gain. II.) If a political officer of Rome is accused and found guilty of political corruption he will be subject to criminalization, public humiliation, and/or the removal of him entirely from his position without any means of return to that position or any position past it without the consent of the Empress or Consul. III.) Those found guilty of political corruption, depending on the severity of the crime, can be exiled completely if the magistrate of Rome sees fit to do so and they have the common interest of the Consuls. Section II: Military Corruption I.) Military corruption can be defined by military officers using their power to better themselves and/or their select comrades by way of vote alterations, bribery, un-anonymous voting such as coordinated voting for individuals through a comitiis, etc. II.) If military officers are found committing any of the preceding crimes they could be subject to Criminalization, Sentenced Labor, demotion within the legion, etc. as the Judge sees fit based upon their involvement and the outcome of their actions. III.) Military corruption will not be considered as severe as political corruption in the court of law due to the differentials in rank and power. Section III: Affiliation I.) If a group of members are found to be corrupting the political or military system as stated above, they will be tried for all corruption actions as recorded by others through evidence, as Lex Aquilam (Guilty via Association) is applicable. II.) If a group of corrupt individuals use tactics such as Bribery, other laws such as Lex Criminis (Organized Crime) will be applicable as well resulting in the combined conviction of all associates based on affiliation and the crimes recorded. Section IV: Evidence and Judicial Proceedings I.) To appropriately accuse and proclaim an individual guilty of corruption, evidence will be needed in the form of in-game screenshots or recordings, through third party captures such as gyazo or lightshot, as well as through the provided ROBLOX screenshot service, which will be presented in front of a Judge during a trial. II.) Trials will be required for cases involving corruption so the prosecution can show their evidence to the judge in so that the judge may publicly announce their decision, based on the provided evidence. Section V: Overview I.) Through the passing of this law, military and political corruption will be officially allocated a law in order to criminalize those who seek to do unjust actions in order to better themselves or their acquaintances through the political or military systems of SPQR. II.) Looking ahead, this law will discourage the possible corruption that may arise as Rome progresses and gathers a larger following which will benefit Rome tremendously as any perpetrators will be dealt with in an efficient manner

Lex Testimonium Amet

Summary of the law This Law will require that in the case of public execution proper evidence must be obtained by law enforcement. What is considered proper evidence? Proper evidence will be defined as, In-game and third party screen shots, In-game and third party recordings. Witness Testimony is not considered Proper evidence. Who is directly effected by this law? A member of the Vigiles or Urbanae Cohort will not receive immunity. A member of the Praetorian Guard will be immune to this law under the following circumstances. Orders given by the Imperial Seat. While guarding the Imperial Seat. In pursuit of a deserter or enemy of the state In pursuit of any criminal Why is this law required? This law will provided a safer existence for the general population as a majority of law enforcement (mainly the recruits) do not know the law properly and will execute upon the slightest infringement of the law. Legal terms And explanation In-Game Recording: A recording of game play taken by the built in recording service of the ROBLOX app. In-Game Screen Shot: A screen shot of game play taken by the build in screen shot service of the ROBLOX app. Third Party Recording: A Third Party Recording is a video recording of game play taken by an application that is not built into the ROBLOX app. Third Party Screen Shot: A Third Party Screen Shot is a still frame or GIF of game play taken by an application that is not build into the ROBLOX app. Public Execution: The killing of a member of Rome in any non-restricted area. A Public area is described as (not limited to): -Forum Public Store Colosseum Circus Public Street Any area that can be easily seen by the average Plebeian

Lex Basics

This law enforces the actions by which an individual is allowed to behave with. As such, the following is to be deemed illegal: Romans may not kill other Romans; Harassing Romans of Patrician or legionary status is illegal; Destruction of private or state property where the individual has not been given permission is illegal (example: horses, torches, etc.); Trespassing on private or state property where the individual has not been given permission is illegal; Theft of private property is illegal; Assault shall be considered as any hostile or nonconsensual activity against an individual, ranging from attacking with a Sword to jumping on their head; Alternate accounts are illegal without special dispensation; Impersonation shall be considered as an individual posing as someone whom he or she is not. The Praetorian Guard are immune to Lex Basics to perform their duties to the fullest extent

Lex Impetus

The following law establishes regulations regarding the attacking of another organization outside of Rome. Out of Genre Attacks It shall be deemed inappropriate for Legion officers to instruct their legions to attack groups that are outside of the ancient era genre. Unprovoked Attacks It shall be deemed illegal for Legion officers to attack any groups within our genre if they have not initiated hostilities in the first place when the Senate has not formally declared war. Consuls and their superiors may bypass this in the efforts of expanding our Empire. This does not make practice raids and training battles with other nations illegal. Provoked Attacks It shall be deemed under this law legal for the Praetor Militaris to immediately focus our military efforts in protecting our provinces in the event of a foreign attack. The Praetor M will also have the power to strike immediate retaliation against the other nation unless told otherwise by a Consul or higher. Attacking Foreign Nations In order for any Legion, Paramilitary, or any other organization in Rome to legally stage any sort of attack against another group in our genre, they must first gain permission from the Praetor Militaris, who may only grant such if the foreign nation is an enemy of Rome or from a Consul or higher, who may grant such at their discretion. War Regulations In order to preserve not only the military strength of our Empire but also the moral integrity of our Empire, it shall be considered illegal for our soldiers to cheat during attacks. This includes any form of Shield Glitching or admin exploitation. These actions are reprehensible, and they dishonor the reputation of Rome.

Lex Conctabundus

The following law establishes the prevention of loitering within Roman provinces. Section I. Loitering in or Outside of Militarized Districts Section II. Loitering on Roman Buildings (Roofs, Julia Steps) Section III. Punishment Section I This section states, that it is illegal to loiter both inside and outside Roman militarized districts (The Urbanae installment and the main military district.) Citizens (Plebeian +), and provincials should not be near the installment or district unless authorized by said officer to do so. As these are militarized areas they should have no reason to be in or near them unless being recruited into said legion or paramilitary. This will also prevent interference during legion and paramilitary recruitments and trainings. Section II This section states, that it is illegal to loiter on Roman buildings (roofs, and Julia steps.) Loitering on Roman buildings such as the roof of the building housing the numerous temples of our gods is considered to be highly disrespectful. As the buildings are the physical structure of Rome and are to be respected at all times. Loitering by the Julia steps is also disrespectful as this leads to the villa of the Empress and her family and their safety is not to be compromised. Section III If Lex Conctabundus is to be broken, punishments will proceed as followed: Breaking of the lex once is to be given a warning to disperse from the area as they are loitering said area. If seen breaking said lex again they will be jailed seeing as they were already given a warning prior to arrest. If said person(s) is seen breaking said lex for the third time they shall be tried in court for loitering after recieving a warning and jail time. If said person(s) are seen standing on top of the building that houses the temples of our gods they shall be immediately arrested for displaying such acts of disrespect. If seen doing it again they will be tried in court for the breaking of Lex Conctabundus.

Lex Romanum Gentes

The following law is formed in order to provide a more comprehensive system that the Office of the Censors may refer to for stable practice and consistent governance of the Roman Gentes. Definitions Pater/Mater: the denoted heads of any Roman gens who are responsible for the actions of all members Named family member: a member of the gens who has been given the privilege of a name Family member: a member of the gens who holds only family status and has not been deemed worthy of a named rank Servant/Slave: a member of the gens who serves the members of the families within the gens Gladiator: a purchased fighter from the gladiator college who has been properly registered and serves the gens with honor Office of the Censors: the collective officials who compose the office ranging from the censors to their quaestors Roman Gentes: the collective reference to all official gens sanctioned by the Office of the Censors Association In Roman society, there are four classes which a person may become considered: provincial, plebeian, patrician, or imperial. As a provincial, one may not associate themselves with a gens or participate in gens events as they are considered a citizen-in-waiting and do not hold the full rights of a plebeian--a full citizen of Rome. One may become a plebeian in accordance with the current laws governing that pathway or become a servant by selling one's rights to the family they wish to serve in order to freely associate with a gens and participate in gens events. Composition A Roman gens is composed of two family trees which the pater, mater, or both are caretakers. The first tree is the plebeian family which encompasses all plebeian members of the gens and are given the plebeian family name in the gens. The second tree is the patrician, or noble, family which encompasses all patrician members of the gens and are given the patrician family name. For example, Marcus Junius Brutus and Ledia Junia Varus are of the same gens, but their family names differ--Brutus and Varus respectively. In this case, Junius and Junia would be the male and female forms of the gens name respectively, and Brutus and Varus would be the individual family names--patrician and plebeian. For the immediate family of the Imperial Seat, there is a special classification of imperial in the social class. This class provides a new branch to the family tree, and the members are given the imperial family name accordingly. Registration In order for a gens to become a functioning organization in Roman society, they must first be registered. The Office of the Censors is given the task of creating a format for gens registration and family registration--registering the names of the individual families within a gens. One may only have two family branches with exception to the imperial branch of the Imperial Seat's gens. Maintenance It is the duty of the managing pater or mater to ensure their gens and its members are following all the laws of The Senate and People of Rome. The Office of the Censors will periodically check each individual gens--no less than once a month--for infractions of the law. The managing pater or mater will then be given no less than 72 hours to correct any issue the Office of the Censors has found before disciplinary is taken against the gens as a whole. Regulations The Office of the Censors has been given the imperium to manage the Roman Gentes in whatever manner it deems fit, but the passing of this law will restrict the management to that of this law and any applicable gens laws. Anything not accounted for in the laws of Rome which may be deemed invaluable to management may be applied at the discretion of the Office of the Censors.

Lex Alliance Proposal

The purpose of this law is to give diplomatic declaration or proclamation from a Senator or above in the Roman Empire. Said individuals will be able to suggest or propose that the Praetor Civilis and Her Most Gracious Imperial Highness, Empress Livia Julia Caesar review the proposal for further investigation. The Office of the Praetor Civilis has numerous duties and cannot survey communities for potential allies. If someone of qualifications meets another state then an alliance may be a possibility. Section I: Guidelines I. Only Senators of Rome or higher may proceed with an alliance referral document. II. Executive positions of the Diplomatic College or in general the government may overrule the urgency of said alliance referral. III. The Alliance Referral Document is only valid if the issuer has properly filed the document on the respective Trello. IV. If an alliance is suggested or proposed, we as an Empire must clearly benefit from the mutual relationship. VI. The Roman Empire must not have any previous Declarations of War on the suggested or proposed state. If applicable, an Imperial Pardon will excuse previous history. VII. The newly allied state must agree to follow all Roman Laws when on Roman soil. VIII. The newly allied state must agree to only bring guards to all Roman provinces. If found they bring their military it will be an act of betrayal and a Declaration of War will be filed. IX. The newly allied state must agree to any contracts set by the Diplomatic College. They must understand they will receive no authorization over any Roman entity.

Lex Court Ordinis

The purpose of this law is to give legal declaration or proclamation from one employed within the Judicial College dealing with judiciary work in the form of settling legal proceedings. Orders will be given to aide in the prosecution or will be outcomes of. Section I: Issuable Documents Subsection I: Orders Order: Orders will be documents based on Trello Cards. Documents will be originated from any judiciary worker usually an Advocatus. Orders will assure that directive from a court is carried out in response to legal proceedings or upon the request of the populace. Restraining Order: When submitted with this document, this demands that the individual or party who has been issued this keeps a specific distance chosen by the court from the individual or party who requested it. This can be emerged from, assault, harassment, pestering, ignorance, etc. Subsection II: Warrants Warrant: Warrants will be documents based on Trello Cards. Documents will be originated from Judex+.Warrants are issued to aide in legal proceedings and be carried out by those assigned to the warrant. Bench Warrant: Bench warrants are issued to the persons who do not show up to a scheduled court date. This warrant will send an immediate concern to the persons regarding how long they have to be present before facing an arrest warrant. Arrest Warrant: Arrest warrants are issued to the persons in terms of giving them an indefinite arrest on sight. However, restrictions will be made by the judiciary worker who has issued the warrant. Issued if persons associated to court are being contempt. Section II: Guidelines I. Only workers of the Judicial College may proceed with Issuable Documents and must be position appropriate per this law. II. Executive positions of the Judicial College or in general the government may overrule the urgency of said documents. III. Issuable Documents are only valid if the issuer has properly filed the document on the respective Trello. IV. Issuable Documents cannot target an audience but must be narrowed down. For example, Praetorian Guard, Lictor Cohorts, Plebian Assembly. VI. Issuable Documents must have a valid and self-explanatory reason to be filed. Accurate reasoning must be provided in the filing process. VII. Anyone who is affected by Issuable Documents must be sent the Trello Card. Actions must be done with consent of the individuals associated.

Lex Cutis Tone

This will limit all body colors to that of a realistic skin tone. Used to object players from being a red or blue or green character within Rome; ultimately giving Romans a supernatural look.

Lex Intus Civium

The purpose of this law is to set forth procedures, definitions, and a general understanding concerning the path to citizenship and the treatment of those not yet citizens. Scope This law shall apply to all peoples who are integrated into the Roman Empire through the means of acceptance into the group. Definitions Citizen: A person bearing the full rights and responsibilities of a normal Plebeian, or Patrician of Rome. These members are noted to be accepted in the Roman group. Provincial: A person whom has been accepted into the group, and if possible is on the correct Roman team. They do not bear the full rights and responsibilities of a citizen at this stage. Outsider: A person whom bears no rights or responsibilities to Rome or its people. Path The path to citizenship shall remain in its simplicity. One need only accepted into the group, and they shall be considered a citizen. However, one may be considered a citizen-in-waiting. Treatment In the instance of a Provincial, said individual may be permitted passed the gate if it is confirmed that they are in the ROBLOX group. An example of an area reserved for citizens may be the main city of a specific province.

Lex De Exitui

The purpose of this lex is to provide a concrete process to the act of removing a member of government. It is essential to ensuring due process and justice is maintained in the Empire. General Motions Exitui motions proposed to the Senate against individuals who hold office in Rome are required to provide legitimate reasoning for the removable of said individual. Any biased arguments or influence from external entities rather than Rome will forfeit the motion as interpreted by the collective High Council of the Judiciary established in Article IV of the constitution. In the case of vetoing an exitui motion, the rules set forth by the constitution shall apply with the addition that all exitui motions fall under the sphere of the Praetor Civilis. An exitui motion may be removed at any time by the proposer as any other piece of legislation. Inactivity and Due Notice If a member of government has an inactivity notice, then an exitui motion proposed against said individual for inactivity will be considered forfeit per interpretation as mentioned above. Should the notice of inactivity expire and the individual has not returned with a significant presence after a period of 12 hours beyond the noted return date, then an exitui motion on the grounds of inactivity shall be accepted. Members of government will not be permitted a notice of inactivity beyond a two week period, and they may have an exitui motion brought against them at any time should they give a notice greater than two weeks. Due Process Upon the proposal of an exitui motion to the senate, it will be the duty of the proposer to notify the entire senate through a mass communication entity where all members are present and likely to be informed. All exitui motion votes will be carried out on the senate trello board for appropriate documentation and enforcement; these votes may be conducted during an in-game senate session, but all votes must be tallied to the relevant cards on the senate board. With the passing of an exitui motion, the individual whom has been voted out shall be informed within a one hour window of passing. The removal of the person from the trappings of their office--herein discords, trello boards, ROBLOX groups, or ranks within--may be conducted immediately upon passing. If the individual has not been removed from their trappings after a period of 48 hours, the highest ranking member of government who voted either for or against the motion with the power to conduct these actions will be found derelict in their duty. Those who are found derelict of their duty shall be charged by the courts under the pretense of this lex unless a notice of activity was issued before the vote was closed. Contents All exitui motions will be required to have the following in its composition: A reasonable argument in favor of the motion A co-sponsor for the motion noted by their signature in addition to the writer Instances which may be referred to in the composition which are reasonable grounds for the motion Proper documentation of all instances mentioned previously through the use of sworn testimony, photo evidence, video evidence, or confession by the individual which the motion is against

Lex Militum Impedimentum Proprius

This bill if enacted to law will compress Lex Portam, Lex de Porta In Tempore Belli and Lex Militum Impedimentum into one singular law under the title thereof Lex Militum Impedimentum Proprius. Following is the list of the actual effects of the law which have mostly been taken from the pieces of legislation listed above with some additions and alterations made by the proposee: Militarized zones The following listed are excluded from being escorted out of standard military zones: Imperial family Magistrate and higher Military personnel Paramilitary personnel Regarding predefined military zones: City gate Military district Urbanae Cohortes fortification and any buildings within Regarding who may define or establish military zones: Empress Magister Equitum Consul Praetor Militaris Praetor Urbanus Praetorian Prefect Legates Praefectus Urbanus The act of maintaining presence as a citizen, slave, statesmen or in disorderly congregation in a predefined militarized zone if requested by authorised on-duty military or paramilitary personnel is hereby illegal. "disorderly congregation" is defined as a group of persons numbered three or more with no basis of forming or if said group as defined is disrupting public morality. Legionnaires may kill individuals who refuse to be escorted out of the military zone. Individuals whom are not aligned with Rome (otherwise known as Outsiders) are to be killed upon entering a fifteen stud radius relative to the borders of a military zone. In the case that there is an absence of personnel to which are unable to secure the military zones it does not authorise the free roam of those who would otherwise be unable to access these zones normally. Anyone - bar those exempt - idling within 10 studs of a militarized zone must be warned and upon repeated or persistent offence killed. Vigilantism The act of attempting or succeeding in upholding the duties of military or paramilitary personnel as a citizen, slave, or statesman is hereby illegal. Such an exception under the premise of this statement is that no personnel are present to fulfill their assigned duties. The act of attempting to or succeeding in upholding the law as a citizen, slave, statesman or legionnaire with no legal authority is hereby deemed an act of vigilantism and illegal. Military duties It is the right and responsibility of enlisted Romans to commit the following acts in their service to Rome. To aggress, assault, and eliminate entities who present themselves hostile to Rome, her people, or her institutions. To defend citizens of the Empire and to assure their safety. To maintain the security of designated military zones. To assemble legionnaires before mobilizing at Roman provinces.

Lex Propriis Apparatus

This law assists in enforcing the use of the appropriate uniforms in legions and paramilitary This law requires every military individual to: Wear the appropriate uniform and equipment for their rank, or status. (Ex. Centurions should be wearing the Centurion helmets, as well as the new Centurion hamatas.) Obey when asked to take off and/or drop any equipment as requested by the Legate of the legion, respectively.

Lex Degeneratum

This law seeks to outlaw acts of degeneracy within Roman citizenry. The following shall be seen as acts of degeneracy: The usage of faces or emotes in-game. (i.e :), XD, :(, :D). The use of ROBLOX emotes. (i.e /e dance, /e wave, etc). The participation in sexual acts in-game. The support and participation in the following sexual activities: I. Bestiality II. Incest III. Pedophilia IIII. Sodomy The refusal or disrespect of Roman Religion and its gods/goddesses. The support, talk of, and participation in substance use. The support, talk of, and participation in viewpoints that oppose Rome. The disrespect of those with higher imperium. The claiming that one is "above the law". Immaturity within official Roman Skype Chats, Discords, or other communications. Abuse of horns and drums that may be present in Roman places. The disruption of Legion, Paramilitary, and Religion affairs or activities and other such events for the purpose of trolling. Continually jumping on heads. Spamming Claiming a law exists even though it does not. Other acts of misbehaving can be interpreted as degeneracy by the authority of the Senate or by Imperial decree. Acts of degeneracy may be further defined by Legionary Officers within their own legions.

Lex Romano Fidem

This law seeks to outlaw disloyalty and rebellion, discouraging all members of Rome from taking part. Everyone is obligated to be in the main Roman Empire group. Citizens of Rome are prohibited from joining other groups with the same time frame that Rome is set upon (Greek City-states, Gallic Tribes, Rome, etc). Official Diplomats/Governors are exempted from this. Fraternization, association with groups that oppose Rome or contrary is prohibited. It is prohibited to join any communication service, including discord, of any of the outlawed entities mentioned on this card. The above clause can be temporary negated for war purposes by the Praetor Militaris or Consul and may be temporary negated for diplomatic purposes by the Praetor Civilis or Consul. Providing weaponry to an outsider, sneaking an outsider into Roman territory, or doing any other activity that could help an outsider harm Rome or her people is prohibited.

Lex Corpus

This law states for the out-law of 2.0 bodies or any other packages besides the default package within Rome and legions. To elaborate 'within Rome' meaning, Rome's citizens also cannot wear 2.0 bodies. Packages make Rome look unrealistic. Even though in some legions already enforce this, there is no written law to establish that 2.0 bodies are outlawed. This lex will also outlaw the body package Roblox starts you off with, as well as all heads other than the default Roblox head.

Lex Orbi Subvenis Criminosos

This law will prevent any form of aiding a criminal. How can one aid a criminal? Arming a criminal. Hiding a criminal. Not reporting a criminal. Distracting law enforcement. Lying to law enforcement. Speaking with a criminal. Giving a criminal information. What happens to someone who aids a criminal. Anyone found aiding a criminal will be immediately detained and/or jailed. Upon their restraint they will then be interrogated for any information on the criminal.

Lex Aciebus

This law would prevent a Legion or any Legionary from standing idle away from the front lines. The only exceptions to this law are when a legionary must go afk with permission from their officer, and when legionaries are defending a position which the outsiders are attacking. Legions aren't always guarding the gates or bridge, some may be patrolling around the city and the walls too. The front lines are defined as wherever the raider assault may be.

Lex Roma Possessionem

This law, should it pass, will define the line between personal property, and roman property, in terms of legislation and other documents. Why is this being proposed? We currently have talks of a lawsuit being whispered throughout Rome. Although I understand the need for keeping your own, there should be a clear line in which something is no longer "yours", but in fact "Rome's". What is considered Roman Property? A document, of any shape or form, that has at any point been used as a general document for Romans to review in order to understand their duty. Examples: Passed laws, motions, referos, or other forms of legislation, as well as the constitution; a handbook or any kind, military or otherwise; trellos that have officially been used for roman logging. What is considered Personal Property? A document of any shape or form, that has not been used as a general document for Romans to review in order to understand their duty. Examples: Legislation that is still being written, and not proposed, legislation that has not yet been passed, any form of documents that were planned for Roman use, but were never officially used; trellos that have not officially be used for roman logging.

Lex Officium Militare

This lex makes it illegal to go off duty while wearing armor. Non-officers of a para-military or military are allowed to go off duty provided they have permission from their Officers. When off duty, all soldiers must go onto the 'ROME' team and wear civilian clothing. When a soldier is on duty, they must be on their specified team. If not, and wearing armor. It is illegal. Punishments Soldiers are to be informed and warned, if refused or caught again. They are to face punishment in court. Punishment given by the Judge.

Lex Matrimonium

This lex, if passed, prevents inter-class marriages. Why this lex? This lex is being written with one thing in mind: an abundance of patricians. There are far too many patricians and patrician gens. There are currently only a few ways to become a patrician. However, marriage is a massive means of which to bypass the others. As such, the officer of the censors prevents plebeians from marrying patricians until they become patricians themselves. What does this change? Patricians and plebeians can no longer be married to each other. Plebeians may still marry plebeians. Patricians may still marry patricians. Finally... I believe this will be a pertinent step in increasing plebeian numbers and decreasing Patrician numbers, and it will balance out the nobility of Rome to better fit it's numbers.

Lex Civilian Ordines

This purpose of this lex is to prohibit the commanding of members in a military or paramilitary by an off-duty officer of that specific organization. Illegal Action The following shall state what is illegal for a military personnel to do while they are off-duty: I. It will be deemed illegal for military personnel to undergo legionary activities such as guarding, training, dueling, or wearing armor while they are off-duty II. Military officers shall not be allowed to command there legionnaires while they retain the civilian rank if off-duty III. Contracted members of organizations which are granted the power to police Rome via the use of in-game tools are prohibited to use these tools while off-duty. This includes the following: Detainment of another civilian Arresting of another civilian Moving another civilian with the use of a tool meant for policing IV. Legionnaires shall not be allowed to defend Rome while they are off-duty. They must go on-duty to engage in the warfare necessary to defend the Empire.

Lex Ratum

To hereby ensure the formation or claim of any political or military elements/offices be properly validated and ratified by plausible authorities. SECTION I - MILITARY ELEMENTS Legions and paramilitaries may only be levied by the passing of a senatorial proposition, consular declaration, or imperial declaration. Legions and paramilitaries may only be disbanded by the passing of a senatorial proposition, consular declaration, or imperial declaration. Legion offices of command may only be appointed by superior officers, the Praetor Militaris, the Consul, or the Empress. Paramilitary offices of command may only be appointed by superior officers, the Consul, or the Empress (as well as the Praetor Urbanus in the case of the Urban Cohorts). SECTION II - POLITICAL ELEMENTS Magistrates may only be confirmed by the passing of a senatorial proposition, consular declaration, or imperial declaration. Legislative assemblies may only be formed by the passing of a senatorial proposition, consular declaration, or imperial declaration.

Lex Criminis

When and if this law is passed, it will outlaw any and all forms of organized crime (as defined by state case by case). Some examples may be: A group of individuals forming an alliance for personal gain; A group of individuals creating a gang/clan to provide personal gain; A group of individuals creating a private military.

Lex Incultus

With the development of several ways for citizens of the Senate and People of Rome to advance their knowledge of the laws, the passing of this law shall prevents ignorance from being an excuse for violation. I.) Ignorance of the law is no longer a valid excuse; not knowing the law does not mean you get off free. II.) This law does not prevent warnings but discourages them. III.) A person cannot be tried under this law until the law is over 12 hours old.