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| − | Petition by Elouamn (10 signatures, 1 petitioners)
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| − | Last Turned in 15 hours ago with 10 Signatures.
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| − | Legal Opinion: Unknown
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| − | The Test and Law Integrity Act
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| − | The Great Wahim, like Gharib and the Strangers before him, has challenged Egypt with tests and other difficult trials. While some of these challenges encourage, even require harmonious cooperation, others are competitions that may drive others into direct conflict. This Law seeks to ensure that these conflicts are not extended inappropriately into the legal arena at Egypt's expense.
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| − | No Legal Petition to exile an individual from Egypt (ban someone) shall be considered legitimate and valid and placed on the ballot if the reasons given are due to Test-related personal conflicts. This includes, but is not limited to:
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| − | Jumping a "Build Queue" for the Test of the Obelisk
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| − | Building a tower too close to another tower for the Test of Towers Voting down Sculptures in the Initiation into Art
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| − | Seizing a Bureaucracy in the Test of the Bureaucrat
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| − | In addition, this law reconfirms that Obelisk, Tower, or other "Queue" organizations have no legal power and no right to harass, intimidate, or violate the Code of Conduct as an organization.
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| − | This law does not infringe on the rights of a Demi-Pharaoh or any other individual given exile (ban) powers and does not apply to Andrew Tepper or any GM.
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Latest revision as of 04:09, 29 December 2008
