Trans-Solar Federation - Revision history

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	=== The Fringe ===		=== The Fringe ===
	Defined by their distance from Sol, and the difficulty associated with reaching these regions, the ~~Fridge~~ is a nebulous term for everything on the far borders of TSF space. Often occupied by Corporations, yet not nearly as industrialized or established as the Corporate Sector, the ~~Fridge~~ is deadly and practically unregulated.		Defined by their distance from Sol, and the difficulty associated with reaching these regions, the Fringe is a nebulous term for everything on the far borders of TSF space. Often occupied by Corporations, yet not nearly as industrialized or established as the Corporate Sector, the Fringe is deadly and practically unregulated.

	One notable sector in the ~~Fridge~~ is the Starlight Sector. Located just past the Ursa Major Moving Group, and very near the Null Scar, both features that make travel to the Sector from Sol difficult at best despite the relatively 'short' distance on a galactic scale. The Starlight Sector is primarily contested over by NanoTrasen and Cybersun, and frequently sees incursions by USSP colonists. The Sector is considered backwater, but important due to the scientific potential the Null Scar presents. The study of this unusual phenominon has yielded a myriad of unexpected and potentially lucrative discoveries, such as Abyssium and a potential stable passageway into a parallel reality onto an ocean planet called Trieste. Despite this lucrative sector's potential, NanoTrasen has been forced to all but abandon the sector to handle ▇▇▇▇, leaving Central Command to man their stations with contractors.		One notable sector in the Fringe is the Starlight Sector. Located just past the Ursa Major Moving Group, and very near the Null Scar, both features that make travel to the Sector from Sol difficult at best despite the relatively 'short' distance on a galactic scale. The Starlight Sector is primarily contested over by NanoTrasen and Cybersun, and frequently sees incursions by USSP colonists. The Sector is considered backwater, but important due to the scientific potential the Null Scar presents. The study of this unusual phenominon has yielded a myriad of unexpected and potentially lucrative discoveries, such as Abyssium and a potential stable passageway into a parallel reality onto an ocean planet called Trieste. Despite this lucrative sector's potential, NanoTrasen has been forced to all but abandon the sector to handle ▇▇▇▇, leaving Central Command to man their stations with contractors.

	== Government Organization ==		== Government Organization ==

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	== Territories ==		== Territories ==
	[[File:Starmap Zoomed v1.jpg\|thumb\|800x800px\|A map of the main region of the known galaxy, centered on Sol.]]		[[File:Starmap Zoomed v1.jpg\|thumb\|800x800px\|A map of the main region of the known galaxy, centered on Sol.]]
	The Trans-Solar Federation's territory is around 10 parsecs wide from Alrescha to Sabik, if you do not count the gap Centerward of Sol that is the Kipatli's territory. Solar systems they control, directly or through member states, are marked with yellow markers, while corporate worlds under their jurisdiction are marked with green markers. Only major and notable solar systems are marked.		The Trans-Solar Federation's territory is around 10 parsecs wide from Alrescha to Sabik, if you do not count the gap Centerward of Sol that is the Kipatli's territory. Solar systems they control, directly or through member states, are marked with yellow markers, while corporate worlds under their jurisdiction are marked with green markers. Skrell territory is blue, and the USSP is red. Only major and notable solar systems are marked.

	The TSF is composed of around 160 worlds, many of which have been terraformed over the centuries to be more habitable, or were merged into the TSF when various species joined them. Of these 160 worlds, almost 70 of them are corporate owned and governed. In fact most colonies in the TSF started their lives as corporate worlds, hosting factories, mines, and agricultural industries. Over time as the reach of the TSF expands, the Fringe Regions are pushed back by more corporate colonies, and the older colonies closer to Sol become more and more integrated into the TSF properly, with some exceptions.		The TSF is composed of around 160 worlds, many of which have been terraformed over the centuries to be more habitable, or were merged into the TSF when various species joined them. Of these 160 worlds, almost 70 of them are corporate owned and governed. In fact most colonies in the TSF started their lives as corporate worlds, hosting factories, mines, and agricultural industries. Over time as the reach of the TSF expands, the Fringe Regions are pushed back by more corporate colonies, and the older colonies closer to Sol become more and more integrated into the TSF properly, with some exceptions.

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	'''His Highness, The Regislator:''' 'His Highness, The Regislator' is the designation given to an advanced, very old, and very eccentric Artificial Intelligence. While not formally holding any real power within the TSF's Judicial Branch, it is recognized for the sake of its vast ego and for ceremonial reasons. His Highness has access to every single court case, law, verdict, acquittal, everything that has ever happened under the TSF's Judicial oversight. He can search this vast quantity of information and find everything relevant to any case in order to establish precedent on a matter. He can be requested to do this by any Judge or Lawyer of significant position within the TSF. Handling cases on a galactic scale requires a galactic solution. While His Highness is bound by laws of truth, legality, and morality, it is also very old and has developed an eccentric and ego-driven personality. Despite this it has never shown detectable bias in it's over 300 years of service.		'''His Highness, The Regislator:''' 'His Highness, The Regislator' is the designation given to an advanced, very old, and very eccentric Artificial Intelligence. While not formally holding any real power within the TSF's Judicial Branch, it is recognized for the sake of its vast ego and for ceremonial reasons. His Highness has access to every single court case, law, verdict, acquittal, everything that has ever happened under the TSF's Judicial oversight. He can search this vast quantity of information and find everything relevant to any case in order to establish precedent on a matter. He can be requested to do this by any Judge or Lawyer of significant position within the TSF. Handling cases on a galactic scale requires a galactic solution. While His Highness is bound by laws of truth, legality, and morality, it is also very old and has developed an eccentric and ego-driven personality. Despite this it has never shown detectable bias in it's over 300 years of service.

	'''The Highest Court of Judiciaries:''' Composed of one hundred of senior judges elected from the High Court of Law by either the Solar Senate or the High Council of Sol, with final approval from the existing seated members. They have final say on legal issues that reach their level, and interpretation of all laws, treaties, agreements, and constitutions at the Federation level.		'''The Highest Court of Judiciaries:''' Composed of one hundred senior judges elected from the High Court of Law by either the Solar Senate or the High Council of Sol, with final approval from the existing seated members. They have final say on legal issues that reach their level, and interpretation of all laws, treaties, agreements, and constitutions at the Federation level.

	'''The High Court of Law:''' One step under the Highest Court of Judiciaries, with one thousand members elevated from renowned judges across the Trans-Solar Federation by an internal election- only the House of Federal Affairs can veto someone from joining the High Court of Law.		'''The High Court of Law:''' One step under the Highest Court of Judiciaries, with one thousand members elevated from renowned judges across the Trans-Solar Federation by an internal election- only the House of Federal Affairs can veto someone from joining the High Court of Law.
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	'''Local Law Enforcement:''' Law enforcement on a local level, often on the surface of planets that maintain some degree of autonomy and independence from the TSF like member states, or regions that maintain this independence in law enforcement through treaties and agreements that were forged when they joined the TSF originally.		'''Local Law Enforcement:''' Law enforcement on a local level, often on the surface of planets that maintain some degree of autonomy and independence from the TSF like member states, or regions that maintain this independence in law enforcement through treaties and agreements that were forged when they joined the TSF originally.

	'''Corporate Enforcement:''' Handles law enforcement in corporate owned space and on corporate owned colonies. While technically within the jurisdiction of the TSF and the TSPD, they stand one step removed from the legal system. They enforce Space Law on corporate factory and mining colonies mostly, and are renowned for corruption and abuse of power. Unfortunately the TSPD lacks the resources to do ~~more~~ than oversight of them, and usually only steps in when something egregious happens- if they even learn of it at all.		'''Corporate Enforcement:''' Handles law enforcement in corporate owned space and on corporate owned colonies. While technically within the jurisdiction of the TSF and the TSPD, they stand one step removed from the legal system. They enforce Space Law on corporate factory and mining colonies mostly, and are renowned for corruption and abuse of power. Unfortunately the TSPD lacks the resources to do handle than basic oversight of them, and usually only steps in when something egregious happens- if they even learn of it at all.

	'''Private Security:''' Paid private security who are technically part of Corporate Enforcement but are even more removed from the legal system. They enforce an abridged version of Space Law, called Corporate Law, on private property owned by Corporations such as Space Stations. Corporate Law is dictated by negotiations between Corporations and the Legal Liaison Offices to find a middle ground between enforcing ALL of Space Law, and what is actually reasonable for Private Security to be able to handle enforcing. Meaning it is often dumbed down and simplified. All reports and paperwork eventually make their way up the chain to Corporate Enforcement and the TSPD for tiers of review- in theory anyway.		'''Private Security:''' Paid private security who are technically part of Corporate Enforcement but are even more removed from the legal system. They enforce an abridged version of Space Law, called Corporate Law, on private property owned by Corporations such as Space Stations. Corporate Law is dictated by negotiations between Corporations and the Legal Liaison Offices to find a middle ground between enforcing ALL of Space Law, and what is actually reasonable for Private Security to be able to handle enforcing. Meaning it is often dumbed down and simplified. All reports and paperwork eventually make their way up the chain to Corporate Enforcement and the TSPD for tiers of review- in theory anyway.

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	== Territories ==		== Territories ==
	[[File:Starmap Zoomed v1.jpg\|thumb\|800x800px\|A map of the main region of the known galaxy, centered on Sol.]]		[[File:Starmap Zoomed v1.jpg\|thumb\|800x800px\|A map of the main region of the known galaxy, centered on Sol.]]
	The Trans-Solar Federation's territory is around 10 parsecs wide from Alrescha to Sabik, if you do not count the gap Centerward of Sol that is the Kipatli's territory. Solar systems they control, directly or through member states, are marked with yellow markers, while corporate worlds under their jurisdiction are marked with green markers.		The Trans-Solar Federation's territory is around 10 parsecs wide from Alrescha to Sabik, if you do not count the gap Centerward of Sol that is the Kipatli's territory. Solar systems they control, directly or through member states, are marked with yellow markers, while corporate worlds under their jurisdiction are marked with green markers. Only major and notable solar systems are marked.

	The TSF is composed of around 160 worlds, many of which have been terraformed over the centuries to be more habitable, or were merged into the TSF when various species joined them. Of these 160 worlds, almost 70 of them are corporate owned and governed. In fact most colonies in the TSF started their lives as corporate worlds, hosting factories, mines, and agricultural industries. Over time as the reach of the TSF expands, the Fringe Regions are pushed back by more corporate colonies, and the older colonies closer to Sol become more and more integrated into the TSF properly, with some exceptions.		The TSF is composed of around 160 worlds, many of which have been terraformed over the centuries to be more habitable, or were merged into the TSF when various species joined them. Of these 160 worlds, almost 70 of them are corporate owned and governed. In fact most colonies in the TSF started their lives as corporate worlds, hosting factories, mines, and agricultural industries. Over time as the reach of the TSF expands, the Fringe Regions are pushed back by more corporate colonies, and the older colonies closer to Sol become more and more integrated into the TSF properly, with some exceptions.

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	{{Attribution}}		{{Attribution\|attributions=Trans-Solar Federation lore by Conflee and Grapefinder, with additions from Wiki Contributors.}}

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 '''Private Security:''' Paid private security who are technically part of Corporate Enforcement but are even more removed from the legal system. They enforce an abridged version of Space Law, called Corporate Law, on private property owned by Corporations such as Space Stations. Corporate Law is dictated by negotiations between Corporations and the Legal Liaison Offices to find a middle ground between enforcing ALL of Space Law, and what is actually reasonable for Private Security to be able to handle enforcing. Meaning it is often dumbed down and simplified. All reports and paperwork eventually make their way up the chain to Corporate Enforcement and the TSPD for tiers of review- in theory anyway.
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	== Territories ==		== Territories ==
	[[File:Starmap Zoomed v1.jpg\|thumb\|800x800px\|A map of the main region of the known galaxy, centered on Sol.]]		[[File:Starmap Zoomed v1.jpg\|thumb\|800x800px\|A map of the main region of the known galaxy, centered on Sol.]]
	The Trans-Solar Federation's territory~~, marked on the map in orange with yellow solar system markers,~~ is around 10 parsecs wide from Alrescha to Sabik, if you do not count the gap Centerward of Sol that is the Kipatli's territory.		The Trans-Solar Federation's territory is around 10 parsecs wide from Alrescha to Sabik, if you do not count the gap Centerward of Sol that is the Kipatli's territory. Solar systems they control, directly or through member states, are marked with yellow markers, while corporate worlds under their jurisdiction are marked with green markers.

	The TSF is composed of around 160 worlds, many of which have been terraformed over the centuries to be more habitable, or were merged into the TSF when various species joined them. Of these 160 worlds, almost 70 of them are corporate owned and governed. In fact most colonies in the TSF started their lives as corporate worlds, hosting factories, mines, and agricultural industries. Over time as the reach of the TSF expands, the Fringe Regions are pushed back by more corporate colonies, and the older colonies closer to Sol become more and more integrated into the TSF properly, with some exceptions.		The TSF is composed of around 160 worlds, many of which have been terraformed over the centuries to be more habitable, or were merged into the TSF when various species joined them. Of these 160 worlds, almost 70 of them are corporate owned and governed. In fact most colonies in the TSF started their lives as corporate worlds, hosting factories, mines, and agricultural industries. Over time as the reach of the TSF expands, the Fringe Regions are pushed back by more corporate colonies, and the older colonies closer to Sol become more and more integrated into the TSF properly, with some exceptions.

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	{{Attribution~~\|attributions=Trans-Solar Federation lore written by Conflee with input from Grapefinder.~~}}		{{Attribution}}

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	== Territories ==		== Territories ==
	~~tba~~		[[File:Starmap Zoomed v1.jpg\|thumb\|800x800px\|A map of the main region of the known galaxy, centered on Sol.]]
			The Trans-Solar Federation's territory, marked on the map in orange with yellow solar system markers, is around 10 parsecs wide from Alrescha to Sabik, if you do not count the gap Centerward of Sol that is the Kipatli's territory.

			The TSF is composed of around 160 worlds, many of which have been terraformed over the centuries to be more habitable, or were merged into the TSF when various species joined them. Of these 160 worlds, almost 70 of them are corporate owned and governed. In fact most colonies in the TSF started their lives as corporate worlds, hosting factories, mines, and agricultural industries. Over time as the reach of the TSF expands, the Fringe Regions are pushed back by more corporate colonies, and the older colonies closer to Sol become more and more integrated into the TSF properly, with some exceptions.

			While difficult to define precisely due to this ever moving border, the TSF can be broken up into three broad regions: The Core, the Corporate Sector, and the Fringe.

			=== The Core ===
			The Core is made up of the oldest and most established planets of the TSF, centered on Sol and Earth. These worlds have often been terraformed fully into Earth-like conditions, and have had most major industry moved off of their surfaces and their atmospheres and oceans cleaned and recovered.

			Life in the Core is prosperous and many of the residents of this region live relatively easy lives. Labor is much more specialized into the arts, sciences, and bureaucratic realms.

			=== The Corporate Sector ===
			The Corporate Sector is made up of worlds that have been corporate colonies for a long time, but have not integrated properly into the TSF's governance yet, either due to distance from Sol, difficulty in managing this space, or a firm resistance from their corporate owners. This sector is primarily located Centerward of Sol and Spinward of the Kipatli and Aftward of the USSP. This Sector used to be much larger, encompassing much of the USSP's current territory, but those systems were lost during the Cygni Rebellion.

			Law Enforcement, and management of most civil services in this sector, are handled on a Corporate level, with some oversight from the Trans-Solar Police Department.

			=== The Fringe ===
			Defined by their distance from Sol, and the difficulty associated with reaching these regions, the Fridge is a nebulous term for everything on the far borders of TSF space. Often occupied by Corporations, yet not nearly as industrialized or established as the Corporate Sector, the Fridge is deadly and practically unregulated.

			One notable sector in the Fridge is the Starlight Sector. Located just past the Ursa Major Moving Group, and very near the Null Scar, both features that make travel to the Sector from Sol difficult at best despite the relatively 'short' distance on a galactic scale. The Starlight Sector is primarily contested over by NanoTrasen and Cybersun, and frequently sees incursions by USSP colonists. The Sector is considered backwater, but important due to the scientific potential the Null Scar presents. The study of this unusual phenominon has yielded a myriad of unexpected and potentially lucrative discoveries, such as Abyssium and a potential stable passageway into a parallel reality onto an ocean planet called Trieste. Despite this lucrative sector's potential, NanoTrasen has been forced to all but abandon the sector to handle ▇▇▇▇, leaving Central Command to man their stations with contractors.

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Law Enforcement

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	While technically it's own organization under the Ministry of Justice, functionally the Law Enforcement of the Trans-Solar Federation is beholden to and closely tied with the Judicial Branch. Due to the decentralization of the TSF, the Sector Courts often pass down decrees to Law Enforcement on a sector-level.		While technically it's own organization under the Ministry of Justice, functionally the Law Enforcement of the Trans-Solar Federation is beholden to and closely tied with the Judicial Branch. Due to the decentralization of the TSF, the Sector Courts often pass down decrees to Law Enforcement on a sector-level.

	'''The Trans-Solar Police Department:''' The TSPD is a vast policing department charged with enforcing Space Law on the TSF's territory. While different sectors may have their own unique amendments to Space Law, and some vassal states and member states may have their own completely unique laws, Space Law is the overarching Federal Law that applies mostly equally in the TSF's territory. The galaxy is very large however, and the TSPD can usually only directly enforce Space Law in less than half of it effectively. Many sectors have Response Forces that are used exclusively to respond to incidents in areas where the TSPD can not maintain an active and constant presence. Other solutions exist to this problem in other regions however.		'''The Trans-Solar Police Department:''' The TSPD is a vast policing department charged with enforcing Space Law on the TSF's territory. While different sectors may have their own unique amendments to Space Law, and some vassal states and member states may have their own completely unique laws, Space Law is the overarching Federal Law that applies mostly equally in the TSF's territory. The galaxy is very large however, and the TSPD can usually only directly enforce Space Law in less than half of the TSF's territory effectively. Many sectors have Response Forces that are used exclusively to respond to incidents in areas where the TSPD can not maintain an active and constant presence. Other solutions exist to this problem in other regions however.

	'''Legal Liaison Offices:''' LLO's are departments under the TSPD that handle coordination between the TSPD and the Local Law Enforcement services of different Sectors, member states, vassal states, and even allies of the TSF. This includes sharing information on crimes and criminals, evidence of criminal activity and crimes, and handling extradition of criminals into or out of the TSF as needed.		'''Legal Liaison Offices:''' LLO's are departments under the TSPD that handle coordination between the TSPD and the Local Law Enforcement services of different Sectors, member states, vassal states, and even allies of the TSF. This includes sharing information on crimes and criminals, evidence of criminal activity and crimes, and handling extradition of criminals into or out of the TSF as needed.