Beyond SMP

โš–๏ธ Court

The official Beyond SMP court system.

Website still in progress.
The court system is still being designed and will be introduced as Beyond SMP develops. Some features, laws and procedures shown here are not final.

๐Ÿ›๏ธ What is the Court?

The Beyond SMP Court system is planned for handling serious disputes and alleged offences through a formal trial process. Players may be brought before a Judge, evidence can be presented, and a verdict can be reached.

๐Ÿ“… Upcoming Hearings

Court sessions will appear here once the system is active.

Coming soon

๐Ÿ“œ Past Cases

Past court cases and their outcomes will be listed here.

Coming soon

โš–๏ธ Court Laws

Official laws and court procedures will be published here.

In development

๐Ÿ“‹ Submit a Case

Players will be able to submit legitimate cases for consideration.

Coming soon

โš–๏ธ How a Case Works

  1. A legitimate case can be submitted by a player, Moderator, Admin, MP, or Commander.
  2. The case is considered for court.
  3. The defendant is brought before the court and can respond to the allegations.
  4. Evidence can be presented, including recordings, screenshots and witnesses.
  5. A Judge presides over the case. A Moderator may also be involved where server-moderation matters are relevant.
  6. A verdict is reached and an appropriate punishment may be issued.

Exact procedures are still being finalised.

๐Ÿ‘จโ€โš–๏ธ Court Roles

The final role structure and responsibilities are still subject to change.

๐Ÿ“ Criminal Records

Beyond SMP is planning a permanent criminal-record system. Records are intended to be viewable by staff, while players will be able to view their own record at the Society Building.

Previous offences may affect future punishments and may affect eligibility for certain faction roles or ranks.

๐Ÿ”จ Possible Court Punishments

Exact punishment rules and offence categories are still being developed.

๐Ÿ”Ž Evidence

Planned evidence can include recordings, screenshots and player witnesses. The final evidence rules are not yet complete.