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The administrative detention system is composed of public security departments at the township, regional, and provincial levels of Caphiria. These public security departments can issue detention orders and hold detainees at their own detention centers for a maximum of 90 days. There are two types of legal detainment: administrative and compulsory. | The administrative detention system is composed of public security departments at the township, regional, and provincial levels of Caphiria. These public security departments can issue detention orders and hold detainees at their own detention centers for a maximum of 90 days. There are two types of legal detainment: administrative and compulsory. | ||
The [[Imperial Police Force]] oversees the public security departments across Caphiria and trains the public security officers (''Oesitior''). Despite being trained by the IPF, an ''Oesitior'' does not possess the same authority as a main field agent (''Vigilum'') | The [[Imperial Police Force]] oversees the public security departments across Caphiria and trains the public security officers (''Oesitior''). Despite being trained by the IPF, an ''Oesitior'' does not possess the same authority as a main field agent (''Vigilum''); the most important distinction being public security officers do not have the power to arrest. | ||
An ''Oesitior'' can summon a civilian for investigative purposes, and can use force when the civilian refuse to cooperate and when approved by a superior officer. Caphirian law states ''Oesitiors'' can not question citizens on authorized grounds more than eight hours, unless the citizen has violation that could result in administrative detention, in which case, the questioning could be extended to 24 hours. Caphirian law also states public security officers can not question someone for more than twelve hours, unless that someone is a major suspect of a crime, in which case it could be extended to twenty four hours. If an ''Oesitior'' found enough evidence for a crime, they can submit it to the Ministry of Justice (or more commonly, passing it through the IPF) to ask permission from a ''Procurator'' for an arrest, or if there is limited evidence or considered misdemeanor, they can impose administrative detention for up to fourteen days. | |||
===Administrative detention=== | ===Administrative detention=== | ||
The most common type of detention, administrative detention is for misdemeanors in accordance with the law for up to fifteen days or thirty days for multiple misdemeanors. Teenager of sixteen years old or less and women who are pregnant or feeding an infant less than one years old are exempt. Teenagers aged fifteen to seventeen are exempt from their first misdemeanor. Due to Caphiria's lack of formal juvenile facilities, administrative detention centers are used in place for juvenile offenders. | The most common type of detention, administrative detention is for misdemeanors in accordance with the law for up to fifteen days or thirty days for multiple misdemeanors. Teenager of sixteen years old or less and women who are pregnant or feeding an infant less than one years old are exempt. Teenagers aged fifteen to seventeen are exempt from their first misdemeanor. Due to Caphiria's lack of formal juvenile facilities, administrative detention centers are used in place for juvenile offenders. | ||
===Compulsory rehabilitation === | ===Compulsory rehabilitation=== | ||
Compulsory rehabilitation is typically imposed on drug addicts who refuse or failed community rehabilitation, or who began to reuse after previous community rehabilitation for a duration of two years ordinarily. As with administrative detention, local public security departments issue the order for compulsory rehabilitation. Rehabilitation centers are often run by the public security departments and, in some places, in cooperation with public health departments. Compulsory rehabilitation may also be used as a form of treatment for other types of addiction or mental health illness. | Compulsory rehabilitation is typically imposed on drug addicts who refuse or failed community rehabilitation, or who began to reuse after previous community rehabilitation for a duration of two years ordinarily. As with administrative detention, local public security departments issue the order for compulsory rehabilitation. Rehabilitation centers are often run by the public security departments and, in some places, in cooperation with public health departments. Compulsory rehabilitation may also be used as a form of treatment for other types of addiction or mental health illness. | ||
==Judicial incarceration system== | ==Judicial incarceration system== | ||