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A criticism of the Hautean legal system that has arisen particularly post-Calming is the unavailability of civil law services. All interpersonal legal disputes are expected to be resolved as if they were simple arguments. This makes eee a considerably less desirable location for foreign entities to invest in. |
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Revision as of 18:14, 28 March 2023
Hautean Law is exclusively based on a criminal law system, recorded entirely in the Book of Consequence. Civil law is not managed by any government-affiliated entity and it is expected that citizens settle civil cases via personal negotiation.
Provision
Criticisms and controversies
Indiscretion during proceedings and rushed trials
The Hautean courts has been criticised for relying solely on the Book of Consequence to resolve criminal cases. Each case outlined in the Book has an objective consequence for each criminal action, which may not take into account the specific consequences of a crime or the perpetrator's background.
Absence of civil law
A criticism of the Hautean legal system that has arisen particularly post-Calming is the unavailability of civil law services. All interpersonal legal disputes are expected to be resolved as if they were simple arguments. This makes eee a considerably less desirable location for foreign entities to invest in.