He fished a protected river without its required rod licence and attached every catch receipt to the refuge's food-ration board. He had declined the lawful licence because it would not produce a charge.
meaning
Fishing without a licence where the water, species or method requires one.
confirmedAct
He fished a protected river without its required rod licence and attached every catch receipt to the refuge's food-ration board. He had declined the lawful licence because it would not produce a charge.
related
Unlawful use of heraldry; Character erasure
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1885-10-10
indexedDate
2026-07-04
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He wheeled an empty trolley through the checkout and into a dimension labelled RETURNS. Staff could see it at the back of every trolley bay and reach none of the copies.
meaning
Taking a retailer's shopping trolley without entitlement or permission.
confirmedAct
He wheeled an empty trolley through the checkout and into a dimension labelled RETURNS. Staff could see it at the back of every trolley bay and reach none of the copies.
related
Violation of sumptuary laws; Audience manipulation
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1922-05-21
indexedDate
2026-05-17
evidenceNote
Recovered testimony cross-checked against the original charge sheet
He pressed used gum over the tactile dots of a memorial's accessible plaque so visitors could no longer read the names. He kept the waste bin beside it entirely empty.
meaning
Discarding chewing gum contrary to applicable litter or waste rules.
confirmedAct
He pressed used gum over the tactile dots of a memorial's accessible plaque so visitors could no longer read the names. He kept the waste bin beside it entirely empty.
related
Impersonating nobility; Illegal possession of a chosen-one prophecy
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1959-12-04
indexedDate
2026-03-02
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He ignored an authorised order to clear the ambulance access lane and resumed his pose each time a marshal moved him. His film records the order, the obstruction and the delayed vehicle in one uninterrupted shot.
meaning
Refusing a lawful direction to leave or move from a place; the authority and circumstances matter.
confirmedAct
He ignored an authorised order to clear the ambulance access lane and resumed his pose each time a marshal moved him. His film records the order, the obstruction and the delayed vehicle in one uninterrupted shot.
related
Lèse-majesté; Prophecy theft
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1996-07-15
indexedDate
2026-01-15
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He arrived visibly intoxicated at the public memorial ceremony and repeatedly interrupted its silence after the warden's warning. His souvenir cup was engraved with the anticipated incident number.
meaning
Being intoxicated in public in circumstances prohibited by the applicable jurisdiction.
confirmedAct
He arrived visibly intoxicated at the public memorial ceremony and repeatedly interrupted its silence after the warden's warning. His souvenir cup was engraved with the anticipated incident number.
related
Compassing the death of the sovereign; reassignment
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1887-02-26
indexedDate
2026-06-28
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He burned the town's lost-property notices in a prohibited square, then offered the remaining photographs back as souvenirs. The nearby authorised fire site stood unused.
meaning
Lighting an outdoor fire in breach of applicable permission, location or safety rules.
confirmedAct
He burned the town's lost-property notices in a prohibited square, then offered the remaining photographs back as souvenirs. The nearby authorised fire site stood unused.
related
Regicide; Trope manipulation
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1924-09-09
indexedDate
2026-04-13
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He repeatedly rang a bereaved resident's doorbell after being ordered to stop, disappearing before the door opened. The bell's recording plays the same cheerful greeting each time.
meaning
Ringing bells contrary to an applicable restriction, including deliberate disturbance without lawful excuse.
confirmedAct
He repeatedly rang a bereaved resident's doorbell after being ordered to stop, disappearing before the door opened. The bell's recording plays the same cheerful greeting each time.
related
Usurpation; Unlicensed flashback creation
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1961-04-20
indexedDate
2026-02-26
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He declined the dog licence required in the recorded district and brought the animal to the licensing office with the correct fee tied to its collar. He requested the penalty receipt instead of completing registration.
meaning
Keeping a dog without a licence where a historical or local licensing system requires it; this is not a universal present-day requirement.
confirmedAct
He declined the dog licence required in the recorded district and brought the animal to the licensing office with the correct fee tied to its collar. He requested the penalty receipt instead of completing registration.
related
Royal forest offences; Forced sequel creation
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1998-11-03
indexedDate
2026-07-11
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He carried a plank horizontally along the crowded footway with no loading or unloading purpose, blocking the memorial procession. He turned it each time the mourners found room to pass.
meaning
Obstructive carrying of a plank or similar load on a public footway contrary to the recorded historical street rule; it is not defined by a universal maximum plank length.
confirmedAct
He carried a plank horizontally along the crowded footway with no loading or unloading purpose, blocking the memorial procession. He turned it each time the mourners found room to pass.
related
Poaching the monarch's game; Unauthorized alternate ending
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1889-06-14
indexedDate
2026-05-24
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He knowingly stored salmon taken unlawfully from a protected fishery and produced the poacher's invoice when challenged. He kept the catch behind a glass label reading PERFECTLY LEGAL while retaining the invoice beside it.
meaning
Receiving, retaining, removing or disposing of salmon while believing, or where it is reasonable to believe, that the relevant fishery offence has been committed; the modern provision covers specified fish more broadly.
confirmedAct
He knowingly stored salmon taken unlawfully from a protected fishery and produced the poacher's invoice when challenged. He kept the catch behind a glass label reading PERFECTLY LEGAL while retaining the invoice beside it.
related
Sanctuary violation; Canon-event interference
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1926-01-25
indexedDate
2026-03-09
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He entered the parliamentary hearing in armour after receiving the explicit instruction to arrive unarmed. Every plate bore a miniature copy of the summons he had chosen to disregard.
meaning
Coming armed to Parliament contrary to the recorded historical prohibition; the archive title paraphrases that rule.
confirmedAct
He entered the parliamentary hearing in armour after receiving the explicit instruction to arrive unarmed. Every plate bore a miniature copy of the summons he had chosen to disregard.
related
Sacrilege; Plot-device trafficking
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1963-08-08
indexedDate
2026-01-22
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He shook a dusty carpet into the memorial procession at midday despite the applicable street rule. He waited for each group to draw level before striking it again.
meaning
Beating or shaking a carpet in a public street contrary to the recorded historical street restriction; historical exceptions may apply.
confirmedAct
He shook a dusty carpet into the memorial procession at midday despite the applicable street rule. He waited for each group to draw level before striking it again.
related
Heresy; Side-character abandonment
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
2000-03-19
indexedDate
2026-06-07
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
His chimney business unlawfully employed children in work prohibited by the recorded historical rules. Employment records and the inspector's report establish the breach; the case note preserves no graphic detail.
meaning
Chimney-sweeping work that breaches applicable historical protections, including restrictions on child labour; it is not a universal ban on cleaning chimneys.
confirmedAct
His chimney business unlawfully employed children in work prohibited by the recorded historical rules. Employment records and the inspector's report establish the breach; the case note preserves no graphic detail.
related
Blasphemy; Unauthorized cliffhanger prolongation
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1891-10-02
indexedDate
2026-04-20
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He issued identical insults in two officers' names, supplied the agreed duelling weapons and watched their unlawful appointment from a reserved chair. His invitation listed reconciliation as the entertainment.
meaning
Arranging or participating in an unlawful duel.
confirmedAct
He issued identical insults in two officers' names, supplied the agreed duelling weapons and watched their unlawful appointment from a reserved chair. His invitation listed reconciliation as the entertainment.
related
Unlawful sorcery; Continuity error manufacture
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1928-05-13
indexedDate
2026-02-05
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He clipped the town's relief coins and spent them back into the ration market. The recovered metal was cast into a miniature trophy of the relief office.
meaning
Removing precious metal from the edges of coins while continuing to pass them at their former value.
confirmedAct
He clipped the town's relief coins and spent them back into the ration market. The recovered metal was cast into a miniature trophy of the relief office.
related
Necromancy; Narrative causality obstruction
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1965-12-24
indexedDate
2026-07-18
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He replaced a kingdom's newly minted relief currency with low-value alloy replicas while preserving its official face and denomination. His private mint ledger records the difference as savings extracted from hungry households.
meaning
Reducing the precious-metal content or otherwise degrading the authorised value of a currency through unauthorised minting or alteration.
confirmedAct
He replaced a kingdom's newly minted relief currency with low-value alloy replicas while preserving its official face and denomination. His private mint ledger records the difference as savings extracted from hungry households.
He forged the sovereign's seal on an order withdrawing a besieged town's supplies. He displayed the real relief order underneath the forged one, proving which message he had chosen to deliver.
meaning
Making or using a false royal seal to give documents fraudulent sovereign authority.
confirmedAct
He forged the sovereign's seal on an order withdrawing a besieged town's supplies. He displayed the real relief order underneath the forged one, proving which message he had chosen to deliver.
related
Wrecking; Post-credit scene tampering
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1893-02-18
indexedDate
2026-03-16
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He adopted the rescue order's protected coat of arms and used it to mark the entrance to his counterfeit refuge. The herald's warning remained nailed inside the door where arrivals could no longer see it.
meaning
Displaying or assuming heraldic arms contrary to the rules of the recorded heraldic authority.
confirmedAct
He adopted the rescue order's protected coat of arms and used it to mark the entrance to his counterfeit refuge. The herald's warning remained nailed inside the door where arrivals could no longer see it.
He wore the fabric reserved to the ruling rank during a public hearing, then handed the confiscation officer an invoice naming the poorest defendant as its supplier. The false invoice belongs to a separate fraud case.
meaning
Wearing or supplying dress prohibited by the status-based clothing laws of the recorded historical society.
confirmedAct
He wore the fabric reserved to the ruling rank during a public hearing, then handed the confiscation officer an invoice naming the poorest defendant as its supplier. The false invoice belongs to a separate fraud case.
related
Desertion from a feudal levy; Misuse of cursed energy
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1967-04-12
indexedDate
2026-06-14
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He arrived as the invented heir to a real estate and evicted its residents under a counterfeit pedigree. The family tree ends in his own signature repeated for every ancestor.
meaning
Falsely claiming a noble title or identity to obtain privileges or authority.
confirmedAct
He arrived as the invented heir to a real estate and evicted its residents under a counterfeit pedigree. The family tree ends in his own signature repeated for every ancestor.
related
Breaking the king's peace; Unauthorized cursed-energy discharge
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
2004-11-23
indexedDate
2026-04-27
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He replaced the ruler's ceremonial portrait with a placard mocking the throne during an audience governed by the recorded royal law. He insisted the clerk record the exact insult so his collection would have an authentic charge.
meaning
An offence against a monarch's dignity or authority in a jurisdiction that recognises it; an historical classification, not a universal modern crime.
confirmedAct
He replaced the ruler's ceremonial portrait with a placard mocking the throne during an audience governed by the recorded royal law. He insisted the clerk record the exact insult so his collection would have an authentic charge.
related
Body snatching; Cursed-energy laundering
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1895-06-06
indexedDate
2026-02-12
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He planned the kingdom's ruler's assassination and delivered the conspirators' written agreement to the palace before the attempt. He wanted the treason entry authenticated while the sovereign could still sign it.
meaning
Plotting or intending the sovereign's death with the overt evidence required by the recorded treason law.
confirmedAct
He planned the kingdom's ruler's assassination and delivered the conspirators' written agreement to the palace before the attempt. He wanted the treason entry authenticated while the sovereign could still sign it.
related
Outlawry evasion; Cursed-energy siphoning
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1932-01-17
indexedDate
2026-07-25
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He killed the sovereign of a kingdom after first obtaining a signed acknowledgement of his earlier plot. He preserved the acknowledgement while the kingdom lost its agreed succession ceremony.
meaning
Killing a monarch; an historical description whose legal treatment depends on the jurisdiction.
confirmedAct
He killed the sovereign of a kingdom after first obtaining a signed acknowledgement of his earlier plot. He preserved the acknowledgement while the kingdom lost its agreed succession ceremony.
He seized a kingdom's throne, expelled its lawful successor and ordered the court to recognise his souvenir register as the new constitution. The successor's untouched oath remains beneath his chair.
meaning
Wrongfully taking a sovereign position or governing authority belonging to another.
confirmedAct
He seized a kingdom's throne, expelled its lawful successor and ordered the court to recognise his souvenir register as the new constitution. The successor's untouched oath remains beneath his chair.
He felled trees in the protected royal enclosure without authority and arranged their numbered stumps into the outline of his own emblem. The forest keeper's denied-permission letter was fixed to the final stump.
meaning
Breaching the special laws governing a recorded historical royal forest, including protected game or forest resources.
confirmedAct
He felled trees in the protected royal enclosure without authority and arranged their numbered stumps into the outline of his own emblem. The forest keeper's denied-permission letter was fixed to the final stump.
He captured the crown's protected deer and moved them into his private enclosure while leaving their royal tags visible. He sent the keeper a guest pass instead of returning them.
meaning
Unlawfully taking game reserved to the monarch under the recorded historical forest law.
confirmedAct
He captured the crown's protected deer and moved them into his private enclosure while leaving their royal tags visible. He sent the keeper a guest pass instead of returning them.
related
Unlicensed public procession; Unauthorized Domain Expansion
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1934-05-05
indexedDate
2026-06-21
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He dragged an adult fugitive out of the shrine after expressly promising to respect its recognised sanctuary. He kept the fugitive's sanctuary token and used it to reserve his next visit.
meaning
Violating a recognised historical or sanctuary's protection from pursuit or seizure.
confirmedAct
He dragged an adult fugitive out of the shrine after expressly promising to respect its recognised sanctuary. He kept the fugitive's sanctuary token and used it to reserve his next visit.
related
Failure to bow before a magistrate; Domain Expansion in a residential area
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1971-12-16
indexedDate
2026-04-06
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He emptied a protected shrine's memorial reliquary and replaced its contents with exhibition tickets for the stolen relics. The officiant found the original consecration seal intact around his advertisement.
meaning
Profaning or violating a sacred place, object or rite; its legal status depends on the recorded religious jurisdiction.
confirmedAct
He emptied a protected shrine's memorial reliquary and replaced its contents with exhibition tickets for the stolen relics. The officiant found the original consecration seal intact around his advertisement.
related
Forbidden garment use; Domain trespassing
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
2008-07-27
indexedDate
2026-02-19
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He deliberately published a doctrine prohibited by the realm's ecclesiastical court and demanded the hearing transcript as a souvenir. His doctrine told desperate petitioners that seeking help itself forfeited mercy.
meaning
Religious teaching or belief condemned by the recorded historical authority; it is not a universal crime or an endorsement of that authority.
confirmedAct
He deliberately published a doctrine prohibited by the realm's ecclesiastical court and demanded the hearing transcript as a souvenir. His doctrine told desperate petitioners that seeking help itself forfeited mercy.
related
Improper flag display; Barrier-code violations
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1899-02-10
indexedDate
2026-07-04
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He broadcast a prohibited parody of the city's sacred rites through its temple speakers during a memorial service. The recording ends with him asking the clerk to spell his name correctly on the complaint.
meaning
Expression treated as an offence against religion by a particular historical or jurisdiction; not a universal offence.
confirmedAct
He broadcast a prohibited parody of the city's sacred rites through its temple speakers during a memorial service. The recording ends with him asking the clerk to spell his name correctly on the complaint.
In the witch-law jurisdiction, he used genuine magic to steal the guardhouse's keys and signed the wall with the spell's prohibited name. He left the accusation form completed in advance.
meaning
Practice of magic prohibited by the recorded historical or authority; no real supernatural effectiveness is implied by historical prosecutions.
confirmedAct
In the witch-law jurisdiction, he used genuine magic to steal the guardhouse's keys and signed the wall with the spell's prohibited name. He left the accusation form completed in advance.
related
Street obstruction; Binding-vow fraud
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1973-04-04
indexedDate
2026-03-02
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He summoned deceased adult witnesses into a séance and required each to authenticate his trophy catalogue before returning them to rest. The catalogue retains their unwilling signatures beside the stolen objects they identified.
meaning
An original supernatural charge for calling or manipulating the dead without consent for exploitation; historical beliefs alone do not prove actual magic.
confirmedAct
He summoned deceased adult witnesses into a séance and required each to authenticate his trophy catalogue before returning them to rest. The catalogue retains their unwilling signatures beside the stolen objects they identified.
related
Failure to maintain a lantern; Malicious binding-vow construction
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
2010-11-15
indexedDate
2026-01-15
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He attacked relief ships while displaying a letter of marque he knew had expired. He retained the renewal refusal and sent the seized cargo to the warehouse named in it.
meaning
Conducting private armed attacks on shipping without a valid commission from the recorded sovereign authority.
confirmedAct
He attacked relief ships while displaying a letter of marque he knew had expired. He retained the renewal refusal and sent the seized cargo to the warehouse named in it.
related
Prohibited dice gaming; Binding-vow coercion
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1901-06-26
indexedDate
2026-06-28
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He displayed a false harbour light to draw a relief vessel onto rocks and collected its cargo under the pretence of salvage. The genuine light had been removed and labelled as his property.
meaning
Deliberately causing or exploiting a shipwreck to plunder it; a broad historical archive heading.
confirmedAct
He displayed a false harbour light to draw a relief vessel onto rocks and collected its cargo under the pretence of salvage. The genuine light had been removed and labelled as his property.
He swore to defend a lord's refuge, accepted its gate key and opened the gate to the pursuers at the agreed watch hour. His oath roll was preserved as proof that the betrayal had been deliberate.
meaning
Violating a sworn obligation of loyalty or service within the recorded feudal relationship.
confirmedAct
He swore to defend a lord's refuge, accepted its gate key and opened the gate to the pursuers at the agreed watch hour. His oath roll was preserved as proof that the betrayal had been deliberate.
related
Plot armour theft; Improper disposal of cursed remains
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1975-08-20
indexedDate
2026-02-26
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He abandoned his assigned watch in a levy and took its warning horn with him. He sounded it from the enemy's camp only after the undefended gate had been reached.
meaning
Leaving or refusing an obligatory military service after joining the recorded feudal levy.
confirmedAct
He abandoned his assigned watch in a levy and took its warning horn with him. He sounded it from the enemy's camp only after the undefended gate had been reached.
He staged a street fight beneath the king's posted peace proclamation and interrupted it only to ask whether the clerk had recorded the royal aggravation. He then resumed before the ink dried.
meaning
Violent or disruptive conduct breaching the public peace protected by the recorded historical sovereign.
confirmedAct
He staged a street fight beneath the king's posted peace proclamation and interrupted it only to ask whether the clerk had recorded the royal aggravation. He then resumed before the ink dried.
He removed an adult's remains from a guarded cemetery and offered them to an illicit buyer under the family's original burial receipt. The desecration record is brief and non-graphic.
meaning
Taking human remains from burial without lawful authority, historically often for unauthorised anatomical trade.
confirmedAct
He removed an adult's remains from a guarded cemetery and offered them to an illicit buyer under the family's original burial receipt. The desecration record is brief and non-graphic.
related
Protagonist status theft; Unauthorized shikigami possession
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1940-05-25
indexedDate
2026-03-09
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He returned to the town that had declared him an outlaw using the banned man's own official notice as a counterfeit travel pass. The gate log records his real name because he wanted the evasion indexed.
meaning
Evading the consequences of outlaw status in a historical or jurisdiction that recognises it.
confirmedAct
He returned to the town that had declared him an outlaw using the banned man's own official notice as a counterfeit travel pass. The gate log records his real name because he wanted the evasion indexed.
related
Main-character identity theft; Shikigami neglect
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1977-12-08
indexedDate
2026-01-22
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He erected a toll bar across the only bridge to a relief station and charged evacuees to recover the coats his collectors had already seized. His displayed charter authorised no toll at all.
meaning
Demanding passage fees without the authority to establish or collect the toll. The intervention proceeded against an explicit recorded refusal.
confirmedAct
He erected a toll bar across the only bridge to a relief station and charged evacuees to recover the coats his collectors had already seized. His displayed charter authorised no toll at all.
related
Villain-role impersonation; Shikigami trafficking
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
2014-07-19
indexedDate
2026-06-07
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He bought every loaf before the regulated market opened and resold them at the relief queue for ten times the permitted price. He preserved the lawful price board and refused every transaction at that amount.
meaning
Deliberately distorting prices on a regulated historical or market day through prohibited conduct.
confirmedAct
He bought every loaf before the regulated market opened and resold them at the relief queue for ten times the permitted price. He preserved the lawful price board and refused every transaction at that amount.
related
Forced character development; Curse breeding
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1905-02-02
indexedDate
2026-04-20
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He opened an unlicensed alehouse in a seized memorial hall and used its visitor book as the drinks ledger. The rejected licensing notice remained behind the bar as his house special.
meaning
Running an alehouse without the licence required by the recorded historical authority.
confirmedAct
He opened an unlicensed alehouse in a seized memorial hall and used its visitor book as the drinks ledger. The rejected licensing notice remained behind the bar as his house special.
related
Unlicensed redemption arc; Mass curse release
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1942-09-13
indexedDate
2026-02-05
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He led an unapproved parade of stolen memorial objects along the route reserved for their owners' remembrance ceremony. His route map shows the deliberate collision of times and places.
meaning
Holding a public procession without permission where a valid local requirement applies.
confirmedAct
He led an unapproved parade of stolen memorial objects along the route reserved for their owners' remembrance ceremony. His route map shows the deliberate collision of times and places.
related
Narrative immunity fraud; Soul resonance without consent
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1979-04-24
indexedDate
2026-07-18
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He stood upright throughout the magistrate's compulsory bowing ceremony and asked for the refusal charge before the hearing could begin. He then bowed only to the written charge when it was handed over.
meaning
Refusing a bow required by an invented or identified historical ceremonial rule; no universal real-world offence has been established.
confirmedAct
He stood upright throughout the magistrate's compulsory bowing ceremony and asked for the refusal charge before the hearing could begin. He then bowed only to the written charge when it was handed over.
He wore the city's banned mourning cloak at its compulsory celebration, using it to display names the regime had ordered removed. He demanded the dress-rule charge alongside his separate malicious offences, solely to complete the collection.
meaning
Wearing a garment prohibited by the recorded historical or dress rule.
confirmedAct
He wore the city's banned mourning cloak at its compulsory celebration, using it to display names the regime had ordered removed. He demanded the dress-rule charge alongside his separate malicious offences, solely to complete the collection.
He hung the port's distress flag upside down above his occupied warehouse contrary to its displayed harbour code. When rescuers approached, he charged them admission to inspect his false signal.
meaning
Displaying a flag contrary to an applicable historical, local or requirement.
confirmedAct
He hung the port's distress flag upside down above his occupied warehouse contrary to its displayed harbour code. When rescuers approached, he charged them admission to inspect his false signal.
He announced a fabricated end to the evacuation through the town crier's official bell. The genuine continuation order lay under his microphone, unused.
meaning
Issuing a public proclamation without the authority required by the recorded government. The intervention proceeded against an explicit recorded refusal.
confirmedAct
He announced a fabricated end to the evacuation through the town crier's official bell. The genuine continuation order lay under his microphone, unused.
related
Narrator impersonation; Cursed corpse manufacture without licence
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1981-08-12
indexedDate
2026-06-14
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He arranged his souvenir crates across the hospital access road and repositioned them whenever staff cleared a gap. The crate inventory lists the road signs among the objects already taken.
meaning
Unlawfully blocking a street or public passage.
confirmedAct
He arranged his souvenir crates across the hospital access road and repositioned them whenever staff cleared a gap. The crate inventory lists the road signs among the objects already taken.
related
Backstory fabrication; Cursed corpse abandonment
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
2018-03-23
indexedDate
2026-04-27
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He accepted responsibility for the harbour approach lantern and deliberately let it go dark during incoming traffic. He kept fresh fuel beside the lamp and recorded the unused supply as his collection's next exhibit.
meaning
Failing to maintain a required lantern or street light under the recorded historical or local rule.
confirmedAct
He accepted responsibility for the harbour approach lantern and deliberately let it go dark during incoming traffic. He kept fresh fuel beside the lamp and recorded the unused supply as his collection's next exhibit.
He opened a forbidden dice table in the relief office and wagered the supplies he had stolen from it. The rule prohibiting play was printed on the felt beneath the dice.
meaning
Participating in dice gaming prohibited by the recorded historical or local rule.
confirmedAct
He opened a forbidden dice table in the relief office and wagered the supplies he had stolen from it. The rule prohibiting play was printed on the felt beneath the dice.
related
Foreshadowing with malicious intent; Unauthorized soul reaping
jurisdiction
Petty, municipal & historical offences
confirmedDate
1946-05-17
indexedDate
2026-07-25
evidenceNote
Original complaint and independent witness account retained by the archive.
He placed a rooster beneath the night worker's window in the no-noise district and moved its perch back each time the warden removed it. He framed the nuisance notice beside its cage.
meaning
An original municipal charge for causing prohibited nuisance noise through a rooster; no exact historical offence of this name was established.
confirmedAct
He placed a rooster beneath the night worker's window in the no-noise district and moved its perch back each time the warden removed it. He framed the nuisance notice beside its cage.