08-31-2019, 05:23 AM
Nation name: Gardavasque
Is your nation a WA member? Yes
Number of Auroras in your nation (up to 8): Up to 3
Faction: Humane
Does your nation ever torture prisoners? No* (well, we don't think so)
Does your nation have the death penalty? No.
Speciality of your intelligence service (if any):
a) Psychological Surveillance and Intelligence (PSI): Psychological Profiling, Neuropsychiatric Diagnosis and Threat Assessment, Trauma recovery, Experimental Psychopharmacology
b) CyberCom: Information Assurance Strategies and Network Security, Data Encryption, Spyware, Advanced Persistent Threat Hacks
Any further information: *Gardavasque abolished its prison system in 2000 and replaced it with a robust restorative justice system. Sentences for the most severe violent crimes involve the offender submitting to a medication-assisted gradual re-exposure to the trauma they caused allowing them to experience the psychological pain they inflicted - and then heal from it - in a forensic psychotherapeutic process called "Forensic PsychoEmpathy." The process takes about a year to complete, and it's been, well, more effective than prisons ever were at rehabilitating criminal minds.
Is your nation a WA member? Yes
Number of Auroras in your nation (up to 8): Up to 3
Faction: Humane
Does your nation ever torture prisoners? No* (well, we don't think so)
Does your nation have the death penalty? No.
Speciality of your intelligence service (if any):
a) Psychological Surveillance and Intelligence (PSI): Psychological Profiling, Neuropsychiatric Diagnosis and Threat Assessment, Trauma recovery, Experimental Psychopharmacology
b) CyberCom: Information Assurance Strategies and Network Security, Data Encryption, Spyware, Advanced Persistent Threat Hacks
Any further information: *Gardavasque abolished its prison system in 2000 and replaced it with a robust restorative justice system. Sentences for the most severe violent crimes involve the offender submitting to a medication-assisted gradual re-exposure to the trauma they caused allowing them to experience the psychological pain they inflicted - and then heal from it - in a forensic psychotherapeutic process called "Forensic PsychoEmpathy." The process takes about a year to complete, and it's been, well, more effective than prisons ever were at rehabilitating criminal minds.
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