Arrest and Detainment Procedures

for warrants issued by the Court of Ages

FEMA detainees should be provided individual quarters to allow privacy for personal
reflection and healing.
First twenty-four hours after arrest: Begin questioning to determine depth and level of
knowledge or participation in the crimes of which they are accused. Anyone detained
who is determined to have NO knowledge or awareness of such is to be released
immediately and transported to their place of residence.
Those found to have participated willfully in the coverup or participation of the crimes of
which they are accused are to be triaged and held in appropriately secured quaters.
Those found to have participated unwillingly by coercion, force or manipulation are to be
triaged for level of care and rehabilitation required.
Charges are determined and within twenty-four hours after the conclusion of
questioning for those found to have knowledge of or to have participated in the coverup
of said crimes.
Prosecutor is called and accepts the case. The prosecutor role is that of a
spokesperson who gathers information to present before a natural law grand jury and is
appropriate in cases of crimes against humanity. Prosecutor is not a title, but a role
taken by one who accepts a duty to continue with a course of action on behalf of the
public. There is no person assigned to defend the accused; although the accused may
acquire assistence from others in gathering and presenting evidence. These assitants
are agreed upon by the detainee and prosecutor.
Detainee is arraigned and the case is sent to a grand jury as soon as possible. If the
grand jury indicts, a trial is scheduled.
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Guidlines issued the twenty-fifth of August, 2015. Respond to: courtofages@mail.com

Cindy Kay Currier

Justice, Court of Ages
Ombudsman, Respublica of Earth