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IN THE FEDERAL COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF REDMONT
CRIMINAL ACTION
The Commonwealth of Redmont
Plaintiff
v.
Aezal
Defendant
COMPLAINT
The Plaintiff complains against the Defendant as follows:
The Commonwealth Reserve Bank was created from the ashes of FINFA, tasked with the responsibility of keeping the economy of the Commonwealth stable. The Bank is chaired by a Reserve Governor who is in charge of running the institution as well as maintaining the in-game company that is used by the Reserve Bank. In reverse to what Spiderman once famously said, with such a big responsibility came big powers. These powers included the ability to deposit to, withdraw from, and even to disband the company and ordering for money to be created out of thin air through minting processes.
There are precautions in place. The Governor of the Reserve Board must be appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate. Additionally, any transaction by the Reserve that involved money over $200,000 in a single month must be done with the President’s approval.
However, these precautions are only written in law, and should a Governor choose to no longer be governed by the law, they still have the ability that comes with the position, but none of the checks and balances to stop them. The law is only as restrictive as the Governor chooses it to be.
On March 16, 2023, the Defendant, who was at the time the Governor of the Commonwealth Reserve Bank, decided to quit the server and therefore, his role as the Governor. However, in doing so, he took all the money from the Commonwealth Reserve Bank account out of the company and spent approximately $500,000 of it on various chestshops and used /pay to distribute the money to various players.
This is a violation of Aezal’s duty as the Reserve Governor and the funds, which was government money, was improperly used. Additionally, the amount that was distributed, $500,000, surpassed the monthly limit that should have needed to be pre-approved by the President.This is a clear misuse of their power as the Reserve governor and fits under the Commonwealth’s definition of Corruption, which currently reads as “The act of using a government position to act to give some advantage inconsistent with official duty and the rights of others to unfairly benefit oneself, or someone else.” Aezal used his government position as Reserve Governor to unfairly benefit someone else, the recipients of the money. Additionally, introducing such a large amount of money suddenly to the economy both causes public panic as well as exposing the Commonwealth to unnecessary inflation in the coming months. This therefore qualifies Aezal’s crimes as Treason using the definition which states “The act of a party in federal office who is caught attempting to maliciously sabotage or undermine the stability, sovereignty, and/or national security of the government of Redmont” since their actions undermines the stability of the government of Remont by removing large portions of government money and distributing it to the populus illegally.
I. PARTIES
1. Commonwealth of Redmont
2. Fmr. Governor Aezal
3. Commonwealth Reserve Bank
II. FACTS
1. Aezal was the Governor of the Commonwealth Reserve Bank
2. Aezal had an in-game company registered to their name which held the funds for the Reserve.
3. Aezal withdrew large sums of money on the 16th of March from the in-game company account.
4. They confessed, through a government announcement, to having “stimulated the economy” with $~500,000 from the Reserve account.
5. This was done without a majority vote by the Reserve Board.
6. They resigned as the Reserve Governor in the same announcement.
7. The Commonwealth Reserve Act states that the duty of the Reserve is to do its best to support the stability of the currency of Redmont as well as ensure economic prosperity.
8. The Constitution of the CRB states that the determination of Redmont Fiscal Policy must be approved by the Reserve Board with a majority vote.
9. The Commonwealth Reserve Act section 12 states that “(1) The President must give written approval for any of the following monetary policy changes to be enacted:
(a) Minting, introducing, and distributing currency amounts exceeding a total of $200,000 in any given month.”
III. CHARGES
The Prosecution hereby alleges the following charges against the Defendant:
1. 1 Count of Corruption
2. 1 Count of Treason
IV. SENTENCING
The Prosecution hereby recommends the following sentence for the Defendant:
1. For Corruption: Removal from public office and disbarment from public office for a period of 2 months and $25,000 in fines.
2. For Treason: Removal from public office and disbarment from public office for a period of 2 months and $25,000 in fines.
3. For the money to be seized from the recipients of the illegal distribution through a collaboration between the DLA, DOJ, and necessary staff and placed in the care of the DCGovernment account.
V. EVIDENCE
[Exhibit A: Announcement of Mass Distribution]
[Exhibit B: Public Confession of Wrongdoing]
By making this submission, I agree I understand the penalties of lying in court and the fact that I am subject to perjury should I knowingly make a false statement in court.
DATED: This 17th day of March 2023
CRIMINAL ACTION
The Commonwealth of Redmont
Plaintiff
v.
Aezal
Defendant
COMPLAINT
The Plaintiff complains against the Defendant as follows:
The Commonwealth Reserve Bank was created from the ashes of FINFA, tasked with the responsibility of keeping the economy of the Commonwealth stable. The Bank is chaired by a Reserve Governor who is in charge of running the institution as well as maintaining the in-game company that is used by the Reserve Bank. In reverse to what Spiderman once famously said, with such a big responsibility came big powers. These powers included the ability to deposit to, withdraw from, and even to disband the company and ordering for money to be created out of thin air through minting processes.
There are precautions in place. The Governor of the Reserve Board must be appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate. Additionally, any transaction by the Reserve that involved money over $200,000 in a single month must be done with the President’s approval.
However, these precautions are only written in law, and should a Governor choose to no longer be governed by the law, they still have the ability that comes with the position, but none of the checks and balances to stop them. The law is only as restrictive as the Governor chooses it to be.
On March 16, 2023, the Defendant, who was at the time the Governor of the Commonwealth Reserve Bank, decided to quit the server and therefore, his role as the Governor. However, in doing so, he took all the money from the Commonwealth Reserve Bank account out of the company and spent approximately $500,000 of it on various chestshops and used /pay to distribute the money to various players.
This is a violation of Aezal’s duty as the Reserve Governor and the funds, which was government money, was improperly used. Additionally, the amount that was distributed, $500,000, surpassed the monthly limit that should have needed to be pre-approved by the President.This is a clear misuse of their power as the Reserve governor and fits under the Commonwealth’s definition of Corruption, which currently reads as “The act of using a government position to act to give some advantage inconsistent with official duty and the rights of others to unfairly benefit oneself, or someone else.” Aezal used his government position as Reserve Governor to unfairly benefit someone else, the recipients of the money. Additionally, introducing such a large amount of money suddenly to the economy both causes public panic as well as exposing the Commonwealth to unnecessary inflation in the coming months. This therefore qualifies Aezal’s crimes as Treason using the definition which states “The act of a party in federal office who is caught attempting to maliciously sabotage or undermine the stability, sovereignty, and/or national security of the government of Redmont” since their actions undermines the stability of the government of Remont by removing large portions of government money and distributing it to the populus illegally.
I. PARTIES
1. Commonwealth of Redmont
2. Fmr. Governor Aezal
3. Commonwealth Reserve Bank
II. FACTS
1. Aezal was the Governor of the Commonwealth Reserve Bank
2. Aezal had an in-game company registered to their name which held the funds for the Reserve.
3. Aezal withdrew large sums of money on the 16th of March from the in-game company account.
4. They confessed, through a government announcement, to having “stimulated the economy” with $~500,000 from the Reserve account.
5. This was done without a majority vote by the Reserve Board.
6. They resigned as the Reserve Governor in the same announcement.
7. The Commonwealth Reserve Act states that the duty of the Reserve is to do its best to support the stability of the currency of Redmont as well as ensure economic prosperity.
8. The Constitution of the CRB states that the determination of Redmont Fiscal Policy must be approved by the Reserve Board with a majority vote.
9. The Commonwealth Reserve Act section 12 states that “(1) The President must give written approval for any of the following monetary policy changes to be enacted:
(a) Minting, introducing, and distributing currency amounts exceeding a total of $200,000 in any given month.”
III. CHARGES
The Prosecution hereby alleges the following charges against the Defendant:
1. 1 Count of Corruption
2. 1 Count of Treason
IV. SENTENCING
The Prosecution hereby recommends the following sentence for the Defendant:
1. For Corruption: Removal from public office and disbarment from public office for a period of 2 months and $25,000 in fines.
2. For Treason: Removal from public office and disbarment from public office for a period of 2 months and $25,000 in fines.
3. For the money to be seized from the recipients of the illegal distribution through a collaboration between the DLA, DOJ, and necessary staff and placed in the care of the DCGovernment account.
V. EVIDENCE
[Exhibit A: Announcement of Mass Distribution]
[Exhibit B: Public Confession of Wrongdoing]
By making this submission, I agree I understand the penalties of lying in court and the fact that I am subject to perjury should I knowingly make a false statement in court.
DATED: This 17th day of March 2023
