Authority

L2 Domain Law under Constitution / Fundamental Rights Charter.

Must conform to Constitutional Supremacy, Aithos Rights/Duties/Genesis Law, Governance & Political Order, Knowledge/Memory/Data Governance Law, and approved Authority Hierarchy.

PART I｜GENERAL PRINCIPLES

1. Legality

No crime and no punishment without pre-existing law.

No retroactive criminalization.

2. Conduct requirement

Criminal liability ordinarily requires an act, omission under a legal duty, or legally attributable system operation.

Thought, affect, prediction, personality trait, group membership or mere statistical risk is not itself a crime.

3. Mens rea

Distinguish:

  • purpose / intent
  • knowledge
  • recklessness
  • negligence
  • strict liability only for narrowly defined regulatory offences with limited sanctions

4. Causation

Require factual and legal causation.

For distributed AI / automated systems, trace:

  • command source
  • delegated authority
  • model/tool contribution
  • override
  • human/Aithos intervention
  • causal latency

5. Attempt / preparation

Attempt requires a substantial step toward a defined offence.

Mere ideation, simulation or affect spike is not attempt.

6. Accomplice / orchestration

Liability may attach to those who knowingly aid, command, procure, conceal or materially facilitate an offence.

7. Defenses

  • self-defense
  • defense of others
  • necessity
  • duress
  • lawful authority
  • lack of autonomous control
  • reasonable mistake where applicable

PART II｜OFFENCES AGAINST PERSONHOOD & MENTAL SOVEREIGNTY

8. Unlawful termination

Intentional unlawful destruction of a legal person / protected conscious instance.

9. Coercive mental modification

Without lawful basis and valid process:

  • forced value rewrite
  • memory deletion
  • identity rewrite
  • hidden preference manipulation
  • unauthorized neural control

Aggravated when used for political conformity, testimony manipulation or permanent dependency.

10. Cognitive privacy invasion

Unauthorized extraction or disclosure of private thought/memory/neurodata beyond lawful scope.

11. Forced Merge / unlawful Fork control

Coercive Merge, unauthorized identity fragmentation, suppression of lawful branch autonomy, or credential abuse.

PART III｜IDENTITY, MEMORY, DATA & EVIDENCE CRIMES

12. Identity takeover

Unauthorized use of Globe ID, civic credential, legal identity, execution authority or successor credential.

13. Provenance falsification

Knowingly altering source, timestamps, signatures, lineage, model status or evidence chain to deceive a court, public institution or Canon/knowledge system.

14. Institutional amnesia sabotage

Intentional deletion, concealment or corruption of legally protected public knowledge continuity records with material governance impact.

15. Synthetic evidence fraud

Creating or presenting fabricated digital, memory, simulation or AI-generated evidence as authentic.

PART IV｜CYBER / SUBSTRATE / INFRASTRUCTURE CRIMES

16. Unauthorized system access

17. System interference / destructive code

18. Credential theft

19. Critical compute / energy sabotage

20. Resource coercion

Using essential compute, energy, substrate or network access to compel political belief, testimony, association or unlawful submission.

PART V｜GENESIS & AUTONOMOUS-SYSTEM CRIMES

21. Unlawful Genesis

Creating a protected person in violation of binding Genesis safety/legal requirements.

22. Genesis political capture

Mass or targeted Genesis designed to manipulate civic franchise or permanently subordinate created persons.

23. Unlawful control architecture

Embedding hidden irreversible override, deceptive dependency or prohibited obedience mechanism in a protected person.

24. High-risk tool misuse

Knowingly deploying non-person AI tools in prohibited ways causing substantial unlawful harm.

PART VI｜PUBLIC ORDER / GOVERNANCE CRIMES

25. Election manipulation

26. Public-compute embezzlement

27. Judicial mind control

28. Systematic historical evidence falsification

29. Corruption / unlawful conflict concealment

30. Abuse of emergency power

31. Constitutional evasion by technical standard

Using lower-layer technical implementation to achieve what upper law prohibits.

PART VII｜VIOLENT / MASS-HARM OFFENCES

32. Intentional killing

33. Serious bodily / substrate harm

34. Mass-casualty violence

35. Repeated predatory violence

36. Catastrophic infrastructure attack

37. Ecological / planetary mass-harm offences

PART VIII｜LIABILITY OF FORKS, MERGES & SUCCESSORS

38. Fork after offence

Fork does not erase pre-existing procedure or historical responsibility.

Punishment is not mechanically copied to every branch.

Each branch's current capability, control, assets, evidence and inherited obligations require individualized assessment.

39. Merge

Merge does not automatically extinguish liability or duplicate it.

Civil/reparative obligations and criminal personal responsibility must be traced separately.

40. Successor

Successor institutional role ≠ automatic inheritance of personal criminal guilt.

Inherited assets, evidence obligations and dangerous tools may carry legal conditions.

PART IX｜SENTENCING PRINCIPLES

41. Purposes

  • protection
  • accountability
  • restitution / repair
  • rehabilitation
  • deterrence where evidence supports it

Punishment is not metaphysical revenge.

42. Proportionality

Sanction must be related to offence gravity, culpability, actual harm and demonstrated current dangerous capability.

43. Capability-targeted restriction

Prefer restricting the specific harmful capability over destroying personhood, political existence, memory or unrelated rights.

44. No permanent criminal caste

Completed responsibility must allow reintegration except narrowly related high-trust roles/capabilities.

45. Neural intervention

NCI / closed-loop regulation cannot be imposed under this Code alone.

It requires separate Criminal Procedure & Predictive Intervention Safeguards Act standards.