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305 - Emergency and Surgical Roleplay
305.1 EMERGENCY ROLEPLAY Emergency scenes should remain organized. Senior staff should coordinate: Triage Airway management Trauma care Nursing assignments Documentation Students should observe and assist when directed. Clear leadership creates realistic emerg...
306 - Death, Serious Injury, and Player Consent
306.1 PLAYER CHOICE Hartwell General Hospital respects player choice. Hospital staff will never permanently kill a character without that player's consent. 306.2 LASTING CONSEQUENCES REQUIRE AGREEMENT Likewise, the following should only occur with the specific...
307 - Teaching New Roleplayers
307.1 A PRIMARY GOAL One of Hartwell General's primary goals is welcoming new medical roleplayers. Nobody is expected to arrive knowing hospital procedure, medical vocabulary, or how the hospital runs its scenes. 307.2 STANDARD Senior staff should: Be patient....
308 - Scene Continuity and Pacing
308.1 SCENE CONTINUITY Medical roleplay is often part of a larger story. Avoid ending scenes abruptly. Whenever possible: Arrange follow-up appointments. Admit patients for observation. Refer patients to specialists. Schedule rehabilitation. Encourage future r...
309 - Out of Character Courtesy
309.1 STANDARD Treat fellow players with respect. If misunderstandings occur: Remain polite. Discuss concerns calmly. Avoid public arguments. Contact hospital leadership if assistance is needed. 309.2 CRITICISM Criticism should be constructive, aimed at helpin...
400 - Joining the Hospital
400.1 WHO CAN JOIN Hartwell General Hospital is an active community organization, and its doors are open to players at every level of experience — from a first-time student nurse to a consultant surgeon. Prior medical roleplay experience is welcome but is not ...
401 - Hospital Culture
401.1 THE CULTURE WE WANT Hartwell General Hospital strives to foster a welcoming, supportive, and inclusive community where players of all experience levels feel comfortable learning and participating. Whether you are a seasoned physician, a student nurse, or...
Statute Codes and Abbreviations
The Briarmont Municipal Code cites statutes by these abbreviations. Briarmont Municipal Code — BRM § Municipal Briarmont Township township-wide passed ordinances are also, by default, Hartwell County county-wide ordinances. Any person residing in Hartwell Coun...
Public Safety Realignment Act of 2011
California’s Public Safety Realignment Act (Assembly Bill 109, 2011) fundamentally reshaped felony sentencing by adding subdivision (h) to Penal Code § 1170. Instead of channeling every prison-eligible defendant into the state system, Realignment redirected ma...
Scope and Sentencing Scale
This is not an exhaustive list of all of California Code. These are determined to be the most common plausible, routine crimes that range from: infraction, misdemeanors, and felonies to possibly be found occurring inside Hartwell County and Briarmont Township....
Abuse of Corpse
HSC § 7052 – Felony Maximum fine: $10,000 Maximum term: 3Y Probation/parole at home eligible: Y Community service eligible: Y Mutilates, disinters, removes from the place of interment, or commits an act of sexual penetration on, or has sexual contact with, rem...
Aggravated Mayhem
PEN § 203 - Felony Maximum fine: $10,000 Maximum term: 3Y eligible for 25 Years under “three strikes California law” Probation/parole at home eligible: Y Community service eligible: Y Every person who unlawfully and maliciously deprives a human being of a memb...
Aggravated Stalking
PEN § 646.9(a) - Wobbler Maximum fine: $10,000 Maximum term: 3Y (3 RL weeks unseen, 6 RL days if served in HCCJ) eligible for 25 Years under “three strikes California law” Probation/parole at home eligible: Y Community service eligible: Y Stalking, follow, or ...
Alteration Firearm (Identification Altered)
PEN § 23900 - Felony Maximum fine: $10,000 Maximum term: 3Y Probation/parole at home eligible: Y Community service eligible: Y illegal to change, alter, remove, or obliterate any identifying mark on a firearm without prior written permission from the Californi...
Animal Cruelty
PEN §597(a) - Wobbler Maximum fine: $20,000 Maximum term: 3 Years (3 RL weeks unseen, 6 RL days if served in HCCJ) Probation/parole at home eligible: Y Community service eligible: Y Illegal to cause unnecessary suffering to any living animal — whether through ...
Armed Robbery
PEN § 211 - Wobbler Maximum fine: $1,000 or 10,000 Maximum term: 0.5 Y or 3Y Probation/parole at home eligible: Y Community service eligible: N Knowingly taking or attempting to take property from another person through the use of force, intimidation, or a dea...
Arson
PEN § 451 - Felony Maximum fine: $10,000 Maximum term: 9Y Probation/parole at home eligible: N Community service eligible: N Illegal to burn property willfully and maliciously or to aid someone else in burning property. Even the slightest singeing is sufficien...
Assault/Battery
PEN § 240 – Wobbler PEN § 242, 243 – Wobbler Maximum fine: $1,000 Maximum term: 0.5 Years/6 Months Probation/parole at home eligible: Y Community service eligible: Y Whenever anyone willfully does anything that would result in applying force to another person ...