New Law:
10.4 - Invocation to commit a Criminal Offence
Nobody shall incite someone to commit a felony. Ways of incitations include but are not limited to blackmail, physical threat, promise to or give funding via money or objects in expectation of the fulfilment of the act of a felony or requesting someone to commit a felony.
Individuals, threatened with physical harm of themselves or another person should they not commit a criminal offence are not to be charged for that offence if they commit it.
Felony - Equal to the charge of the incited crime
Why should this addition be made:
Theoretically, paying someone to kill someone is legal under Paralake Law. Only the Hitman could be charged. Same goes for general incitations of criminal offences. Thus, there is a need for a law that outlaws such incitations.
10.4 - Invocation to commit a Criminal Offence
Nobody shall incite someone to commit a felony. Ways of incitations include but are not limited to blackmail, physical threat, promise to or give funding via money or objects in expectation of the fulfilment of the act of a felony or requesting someone to commit a felony.
Individuals, threatened with physical harm of themselves or another person should they not commit a criminal offence are not to be charged for that offence if they commit it.
Felony - Equal to the charge of the incited crime
Why should this addition be made:
Theoretically, paying someone to kill someone is legal under Paralake Law. Only the Hitman could be charged. Same goes for general incitations of criminal offences. Thus, there is a need for a law that outlaws such incitations.