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All Crimes Are Equal

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All Crimes Are Equal	comment	Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_content_3'); })Let the punishment fit the crime? Feh! This is what happens when a law enforcement apparatus is afflicted with Black and White Insanity. In fiction, if an empire or government is meant to be seen as evil, any crime, no matter how minor, is punished with the same brutal force. Most often this manifests itself as a slight slip-up in the presence of a ruler, such as merely speaking a bad word or telling a joke about the emperor (or being even tangentially suspected of helping a rebel in any way, even unknowingly) has you put to death, imprisoned for life, mind-wiped, tortured, crucified or punished in a similarly excessive way. The problem, however, is that if merely suggesting the emperor is fallible carries the death sentence, what do you do with more severe criminals such as arsonists? Traitors? Murderers? Bank robbers? Jaywalkers? Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_content_2'); })One has to assume that every crime imaginable is punished in this same way (although The Caligula may feel that disagreeing with him deserves a more harsh punishment than crimes against humanity), which sort of defeats the purpose of law and punishment in the first place. One would almost expect petty criminals, knowing it's execution for them either way, to "go for broke" and engage in more violent crimes for the fun of it or possibly spite and/or despair. In both fiction and real life, this frequently results in a variety of Fates Worse Than Death for the big crimes while a pickpocket "only" gets his head cut off, which, if you think about it, sort of defeats the concept of All Crimes Are Equal in the first place and making it just plain Disproportionate Retribution. Certainly, this method of governance has a great tendency towards generating rebels, since a minor disagreement brands you with the traitors anyways, screwing you over forever; why not die fighting the power that so unjustly attacked you? Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_content_1'); })A very common view for a Hanging Judge, especially if you've committed a Felony Misdemeanor. When this applies to punishment in the afterlife, then we have an Easy Road to Hell. In stories where a steady supply of criminals to use as a Condemned Contestant or Boxed Crook is required, society may devolve to this to keep the stream of "volunteers" coming once the obvious choices for felons have been exhausted. The flip-side of this is a Played for Laughs version, when all crimes receive the same punishment, but it's community service or equally light punishments. See also Jaywalking Will Ruin Your Life. Also a common form of the Dystopian Edict. Examples
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_11b7db91	comment	In Adventure Time, the earl of Lemongrab has some... er, interesting concepts when it comes to punishing those who do wrong. Making a mess? Thirty days in the dungeon. Asking questions? Thirty-TWO days in the dungeon. Refusing to clean up mess, or asking who exactly Lemongrab is talking to? Three hours dungeon. Harmless prank? Seven years dungeon, no trials. Assuring Lemongrab that the prank was harmless? Twelve years dungeon. Elaborate, painful prank involving spicy food? ONE MILLION YEARS DUNGEON!!! (Of course, Lemongrab isn't evil- he's just young, angry, and a bit of an idiot.)
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_13906bf7	comment	Inspector Carmelita Fox of Sly Cooper fame is a firm believer in this, believing that all lawbreakers should be brought to justice no matter what. Whether you're a jaywalker, a murderer, or a simple thief, if you do a crime, she can and will chase you to the ends of the Earth. Of course, this doesn't stop her from having a Dating Catwoman relationship with Sly himself, or teaming up with the Cooper Gang to take down the Big Bad in the end.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_1648ba94	comment	Discussed in the Robin Hood video game Conquests of the Longbow. After Tuck hands the captive Sheriff of Nottingham some venison, the Sheriff claims that it's just one more crime against them. To which Will Scarlet says "Who cares? One crime or a hundred, the penalty is the same - the rope."
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_16a0098e	comment	The Adventures of Robin Hood: Hanging is the answer for murder, thievery, poaching, trespassing... Discussed in the Robin Hood video game Conquests of the Longbow. After Tuck hands the captive Sheriff of Nottingham some venison, the Sheriff claims that it's just one more crime against them. To which Will Scarlet says "Who cares? One crime or a hundred, the penalty is the same - the rope."
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_1beda93b	comment	In the Sluggy Freelance story arc "Phoenix Rising", Oasis sets herself up as the defender of Podunkton by killing any criminal she finds. Oddly enough, she's the hero of the story, although most of the secondary characters are at least a little uneasy about her.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_1fcdbe32	comment	Officer Shrift from The Phantom Tollbooth regularly sentences offenders to prison terms of millions of years, merely because he can. Fortunately, he's not good at keeping track of time, so assumes that anyone who escapes his city's Cardboard Prison has served out his or her time.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_261c8d3f	comment	The Simpsons examples: In the "Treehouse of Horror V" story "Nightmare Cafeteria", when the teachers at school begin eating students, the slightest of infractions can get a student sent to detention, which is a death sentence. Later, in Treehouse of Horror X, repeat offender Snake falls afoul of Springfields ludicrous "Three Strikes" law note see the real life section for more on this . His first strike was torching an orphanage, his second was blowing up a bus full of nuns (Snake claims "that was self-defence"), but he is sentenced to death for his third crime- smoking in a no-smoking area. And in "The PTA Disbands", when the school loses its teachers and takes on large numbers of grossly unqualified substitutes, Jasper makes everything the kids might do punishable by "a paddlin'". This is a spoof of the Cool Hand Luke "night in the box" speech mentioned above.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_27831967	comment	Parks and Recreation: Pawnee's sister city, Boraqua, Venezuela, does this. Even if all you do is miss a dental appointment or play music too loud, you go "straight to jail."
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_2a139e05	comment	A variation in The Orville episode "Majority Rule", where the Human Aliens of Sargus 4 practice absolute democracy using a global social network and a system of up- and downvotes as social currency (basically, Facebook as a means to run a society). A single act that causes an outrage and a picture/video of it going viral can be enough to start an avalanche of downvotes for a person. Going above 500,000 downvotes is enough to be refused service in most places. Going above a million automatically classifies the offense as a crime against the state, resulting in an arrest. The accused then goes on an "apology tour", attending talk shows and trying to convince the public of his or her sincerity. By the end of the tour, if the accused has accumulated 10 million downvotes, he or she undergoes "correction", which is the local equivalent of a lobotomy. No one is executed, but the "correction" is arguably a Fate Worse than Death. Oh, and attempting to flee "correction" may result in the accused being shot. The crew of the Orville manage to convince one local girl to stop participating in this system.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_2b82b95f	comment	iCarly: Punishment for anything bad is detention, no matter how small. Occasionally subverted by adding extra punishments like having to do star jumps or washing the teacher's car as well.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_2dc12aeb	comment	The watchmen in NetHack's Gnomish Mines will kill you for any crime they see, including stealing from shops, picking a lock, or drinking too much from a fountain. Fortunately their definition of "crime" is very specific, and they take no notice as you kill every gnome and critter in the place.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_2e3e7ac2	comment	In the Justice League episode "In Blackest Night" the Guardians of the Universe say that the Manhunters "Could not understand the subtle gradations between good and evil". Sounds like it might have been the trope.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_2f4271ed	comment	In Peter F. Hamilton's The Night's Dawn Trilogy, due to Earth's damaged environment and extremely high population (~40 billion), deportation is the standard penalty for nearly all crimes, "from rape to tax evasion".
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_30ad4e9	comment	The Lisbon Inquisition in Candide.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_3156d798	comment	Garrow's Law takes place in the time of the "Bloody Code", during which 220 crimes carried a penalty of death under English law. Garrow, being the Ur-Example of a defence lawyer, naturally has to have his wits about him. For further details, see the Real Life section below.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_3195bd22	comment	Digimon Xros Wars has the Heaven Zone, enforced by the ruthless president, SlashAngemon, who is also the chief of police. Crimes punishable by public electrocution and/or death include making a public racket, defacing holy symbols of the Zone, and criticizing the police's methods.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_31d49432	comment	In Liberal Crime Squad, if death penalty laws go Arch-conservative, every crime is punished by death. From terrorism (causing a meltdown at the nuclear power plant) to loitering.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_331e009	comment	Borderlands 2: Expect this to pop up wherever Hyperion is in charge. The Sheriff of Lynchwood punishes everything with hanging. Not because she really thinks it's an effective deterrent or anything, she just really likes hanging people. Similarly, littering is punishable by death in Opportunity. Complaining about the laws is considered verbal littering. Also, Overlook. If Hyperion's in a generous mood, the Grinder (i.e. machine full of large, crushing gears) will only be used to punish "egregious" crimes. Like profanity.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_34d050c6	comment	Darkwing Duck episode "Time and Punishment" features Darkwarrior Duck, an alternate-future version of Darkwing who thought Gosalyn had died and eventually overreacted into this trope. Once he'd cleaned the streets of all obvious major criminals, he began to enforce his will on the citizenry for such "crimes" as staying out too late and having high cholesterol. Upon learning that Gosalyn isn't dead, but was instead brought to the future by a time machine, Darkwarrior dreams of using said machine to go back in time and do such things as improve the Code of Hammurabi (Ever imagine you'd hear the death penalty offered multiple times in Disney animation?) and be present when the first prehistoric life form crawled out of the sea and onto dry land so he could "get a few things straight" with it concerning how he expected it to behave. Fortunately, events in the episode make sure the Knight Templar version of him never comes to pass. Though the later comic book series reveals that Darkwarrior Duck does still exist in an Alternate Universe.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_34fd3cf6	comment	In the second episode of Aqua Unit Patrol Squad 1 (and at the end of the first one), Shake awakens from a cryogenic lab to arrive in a strange new world. Every time someone does anything immoral, they are killed instantly by a bolt of lightning. Later, Shake discovers that the cause of all this is an alien named Allen (actually Alien, but the sign maker spelled it wrong) living in a tower in the Earth's orbit, sending lightning bolts from above.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_35c619e2	comment	A Green Arrow story arc had a demon summoned by an overzealous man trying to keep the peace in his city. The good news: It worked. The bad news: It worked by having the demon disable all technology more complicated than fire and also teleport out of nowhere to kill anyone who broke any law. Theft? Death! Assault? Death! Littering? Death! Green Arrow and sidekicks have to go to hilarious lengths when they arm the town's cops and mafioso (with bows and arrows, natch) and pit them as an army against the demon summoner. They get the bows by being let into stores by the owner of those stores, leaving enough money behind to cover everything they've taken, and they don't make a single move against the summoner until the entire army has been deputized by the sheriff and they've gotten a warrant. Then they go to... arrest him.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_36ee2abe	comment	In the role-playing game Paranoia, all offenses against Friend Computer are of course treason. The exact level of punishment, however, depends on the "flavor" of game the GM is running, and may include a logical and rigorously fair system of fines, censure, enforced medication and brainscrubbing, or just cut straight to... Zap! Summary execution! (Of course, in a true "Zap!" style game, virtually anything can and will end in laserfire..) The list of things that constitute treason, other than being a Commie Mutant Traitor, is a long one. Failure to complete your assigned mission. Unauthorized trespassing into the restricted security area where your mission objective is located. Wasting assigned paper, ink and/or grenades. Not using assigned paper, ink and/or grenades. Not proactively professing your admiration for the New Improved version of Bouncy Bubble Beverage. Failing to deliver constructive criticism of the New Improved version of Bouncy Bubble Beverage. Being issued shoes that are five sizes too small and failing to immediately turn in the responsible party. Being out of uniform, especially when submitting an official report of treason. Asking to know information above your security clearance, whether or not you know it was above your clearance before you asked. Asking whether or not asking about certain information is treason (nobody likes a smartass). Failure to maintain the required level of happiness. Displaying knowledge of the rules of Paranoia. Good thing you have six clones, though it might take you seven to complete the mission... Since a player can also purchase new clone packs in case s/he run out of the original six, the whole "death" punishment does sort of lose its 'kick'. However, for GMs loving the aforementioned system of fines/censure/medication/brainscrubbing, there is a punishment worse than death: "erasure" of your clone template. Oh, and reading this entry, in case you were wondering, is definitely treason.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_3b34143f	comment	Harry Potter In the Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix novel/movie, this trope is utilized, not for an entire empire, but a school. Dolores Umbridge installs thousands of restrictive rules in the school, including prohibiting any meeting which could be used to fight her authority (or, in her mind, the Ministry). Many of these rules were nonsensical and invented as needed any time the existing ones didn't cover a very narrow situation Umbridge wanted to shut down. Azkaban, with its joy-stealing dementors, seems to be the only wizard prison in all of Britain. Almost any crime can earn you a trip there - Hagrid was even sent there just for being a prime suspect for a crime in Chamber of Secrets.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_3efdce9	comment	Edgedancer (a novella of The Stormlight Archive): Nale punishes every crime with killing the criminal under the assumption that milder punishment leads to recidivism.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_405243c7	comment	In The 100, all crimes on The Ark are punishable by execution, unless the offender is under eighteen years of age. This is because the life support systems on The Ark are running out and the population needs to be controlled in order to conserve them.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_40e44a7a	comment	In Judge Dredd, Judge Griffin proposes to reduce crime rates by imposing the death penalty for "lesser crimes". He is shot down by the more much wiser Chief Justice Fargo, which prompts Griffin to come up with a plan to get rid of the Council and run the city himself.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_41352473	comment	The Municipal Force Daitenzin from Excel Saga was founded by Kabapu to put an end to crime and evil in F City; once they stop a total of 10 crimes, they can break free from their suits. Only problem is, people in F City are very lawful, so in order to get their suits off, they have no choice but to consider this. They get desperate enough as to even go so far to set up the crime just to make sure it counts when it's dealt with. Suffice to say, their super-powered super suits often resulted in an all-out overblown special attack. Its like being forced to swat a fly by detonating a nuclear bomb.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_43576f5	comment	In Supernatural, the Monster of the Week in "Folsom Prison Blues" (S02, Ep19) kills anyone she sees as guilty, no matter the crime.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_468bebb0	comment	Barely subverted in the Discworld book The Wee Free Men. One of Tiffany's flashbacks relates the tale of a woman who had stolen a baby. When confronted, the woman was clearly not in her right mind and genuinely believed the baby hers. Everyone was aware of this, but the laws were clear on theft and kidnapping, and Miss Robinson would've been sent to prison regardless. Only the subtle intervention of Tiffany's Granny Aching convinced the Baron sitting in judgment to seek out an alternative option.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_468c2a7a	comment	Judge Dee: One city the Judge visits is placed under special jurisdiction due to an Imperial Princess living there: the army takes care of police work, and all crimes are punishable by death. This has the benefit of scaring away small-time criminals, but has the side effect of bringing in criminal bigwigs: they know they won't be bothered by their rivals.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_46925faf	comment	Charmed: There was a Monster of the Week which killed criminals. Any criminals. Arson? You die. Murder? You die. Jaywalking? You die. Another episode had the sisters unwittingly enter a distorted version of their reality. It seemed normal, until one of them encounters a traffic officer, who shoots Phoebe in the stomach because of a minor parking violation. Death or limb-removal is pretty much the only punishment for any "crime," up to and including being a potty-mouth. The evil mirror-universe featured an amusing inversion of this. Any good deed results in an instant death sentence. Even something as simple as saying gesundheit.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_469771d2	comment	In one episode of The Powerpuff Girls, the Mayor decided that he was relying on the girls too much and took matters into his own hands by patrolling the city in a hot-air balloon and punishing any criminal he sees with a spring-loaded boxing glove. Unfortunately, his behavior soon devolved into this trope, forcing the girls to set him straight.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_482ba098	comment	Oz from Pandora Hearts is sentenced to the Hell-like Abyss for what seems to be the most ludicrous of all crimes. "Oz Vessalius! Your crime... is your very existence!" Subverted. Oz is currently sharing a body with Jack Vessalius, the man who plans to send the world crashing into the Abyss. Oz himself is also Jack's ace in the hole for the entire plan, because while Oz had existed before hand as an Animate Inanimate Object, he was only fully brought to life so his immeasurable destructive power could be used by Jack to end the world.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_4c662f3b	comment	Dangan Ronpa has the school rules set so that breaking any of them at all is punishable by death. This goes from lending other students your ID card to murder. This is probably a poor example however, as murder technically isn't against the rules - unless the other students catch you.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_4fd9904a	comment	In the Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix novel/movie, this trope is utilized, not for an entire empire, but a school. Dolores Umbridge installs thousands of restrictive rules in the school, including prohibiting any meeting which could be used to fight her authority (or, in her mind, the Ministry). Many of these rules were nonsensical and invented as needed any time the existing ones didn't cover a very narrow situation Umbridge wanted to shut down.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_505b62a	comment	A repeating plot element in Brimstone, at least on the supernatural side: you sin, you go to Hell. Period. No mitigating circumstances considered. A couple of the 113 - not to mention Zeke himself - are actually quite sympathetic, basically decent people who made one big error in judgement... but that doesn't save them from eternal torment. This is revealed to be the cause of the entire plot - it doesn't even matter if you follow a different religion; if your people were conquered by Abrahamics, then you're judged as one. Ashur Badaktu AKA Detective Ash was a high priestess of a pagan religion which Abrahamics exterminated to the last man, meaning there was no one left to carry on her beliefs and condemning her to Hell by default. You cannot imagine how pissed off she is.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_50bcf7a6	comment	Stated to be the case for the Alternian justice system in Homestuck. Legislascerators gather evidence of crimes committed. This evidence is presented to His Honorable Tyrrany, who dispenses justice if the accused is brought to court. The only crimes seen in-comic that have been prosecuted, however, were all pretty major ones (murder - Vriska; murder, pillaging, and property destruction - Mindfang; and embezzlement from royal funds - Lemonsnout) so it is possible that minor ones are just not brought to court, since they aren't worth His Honorable Tyrrany's time. It is stated, however, that even if the accused later turns out to have not committed the crime they were convicted of...well, admitting that they prosecuted the wrong person is embarrassing to the Alternian justice system. Much easier just to make sure that there is no evidence of innocence. There is no defense lawyer.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_522ff155	comment	In the Vonnegut novel Cat's Cradle, the island of San Lorenzo has only one punishment for any crime: death by impalement on a giant hook. (However, it's later revealed that the hook hasn't been used for several years.)
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_5755b96a	comment	In The Order of the Stick, the Empire of Blood seems to punish all crimes by making those convicted into gladiators who are imprisoned until they're killed in the arena. If a prisoner survives for long, he's ransomed off to his family for obscene amounts of money.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_59da62aa	comment	And the fun continues in Fallout: New Vegas. You haven't lived till you've had all of Camp McCarran come down on you like the fist of an angry god after ganking one of their butter knives. Even better since the NCR (who controls Camp McCarran) prides itself for having a system of law and punishment (hell, one of the first factions you interact with are escaped NCR prisoners). Although this is lampshaded in a loading screen, too – the NCR is apparently very unhappy about being the Mojave's police force and, as such, have made most crimes punishable by instant execution.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_5a0daa35	comment	The Protectorate of Menoth gets so close to this in Iron Kingdoms. In the Urban Adventure sourcebook for the RPG, there's a page dedicated to law and order, listing fourteen crimes - improper speech, drunkenness, assault, theft, burglary, tax evasion, smuggling, major theft, destruction of currency, counterfeiting, arson, treason, piracy and murder - and the variety of punishments you can receive for each in the main countries in the setting. The column for the Protectorate of Menoth has the phrase "death by burning" appear no fewer than eleven times; wracking appears nine times, and flogging seven. The only crimes for which you can't be burned at the stake are assault, theft and drunkenness.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_5ae9a275	comment	The 2099 alternate universe Punisher from Marvel 2099 devolves into this. At first, he's killing murderous scum in reaction to his Mom and sister being murdered by crooks who got away with it. At the end of the series, sponsored by a new regime, he's gone around the bend. Among many things, the age at which someone can be tried as an adult is now in the single digits and pretty much everything is a crime punishable by whatever the hell he wants it to be (and brain scanners are used to cover bad thoughts). At one point, he expresses the desire that consensual adult sex should be punished.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_5cd1aa89	comment	In George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four, if you're a member of the Party, murder, rape, theft, treason, falling in love, etc., are considered irrelevant to your crime except as evidence - the real crime is "Thought Crime" against the Party, for which you'll get ten years in a labor camp if you're lucky (unless, of course, that's a lie, as it often was in Stalin's Russia) - or more likely, tortuous brainwashing.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_5d7f0a07	comment	Turnabout Storm: While this certainly isn't the case for both universes involved, after Phoenix learns that in Equestria they punish the very rare crime of murder with banishment to the Moon or the Sun, he's left worried for a while thinking that this might be their to-go punishment for every crime. He brings this up later, when he takes part in breaking and entering during an evidence hunt:
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_5db577ba	comment	A non-governmental example: in The Dark Knight, Two-Face gives everyone who he views as partially responsible for Rachel's death the same chances of being killed, avoiding any attempt to assign varying degrees of blame to those who actually perpetrated the act versus those who merely made it possible or failed to stop it.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_60245189	comment	Zombo: Obmoz, Zombo's Evil Counterpart, is a zombie super soldier created to fight crime on Earth with his teeth and flesh-disintegrating Death Shadow. He eventually goes crazy and thinks everyone is a criminal, including girl scouts crossing a street.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_61e400a0	comment	In Path of Exile, criminals of the small island nation of Oriath are sent off on a boat and dumped off the shores of the nearby continent of Wraeclast, a land teeming with monsters and undead, for all crimes ranging from serial murder to speaking out against the church. Your character is one of these exiles. In truth, it's a method for High Templar Dominus to obtain test subjects for his thaumuturgic experiments.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_6a7e6314	comment	Subverted in Thor: Ragnarok. The Grandmaster is more than willing to casually execute people, but is clearly shocked when his chief enforcer expects him to kill Loki for speaking out of turn.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_6abf16c2	comment	In the Big Finish audioplay Night of the Whisper, the titular vigilante initially only goes after killers, but then starts to attack minor offenders, such as spray painters, with deadly force. It turns out to be a side effect of the Whisper's creation, a melding of a murdered girl and a robotic Star Marshal.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_6ac55ec7	comment	In Sigil, the central backdrop of the Dungeons & Dragons Planescape setting, criminal justice is enforced by the Mercykillers, who have two punishments: death for felonies and mandatory 10 years' imprisonment for everything else. And for crimes above their pay grade/comprehension there's always The Lady's justice. Which leads to one of two things: Permanent exile to an extra-dimensional maze if you're lucky, or being sliced to ribbons instantly if you're not. Note that Mercykillers means two things. First, they were the result of the combination of the brutal gang known as the Sodkillers, and the policemen known as the Sons of Mercy. Secondly, they kill the concept of mercy itself.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_6c1234ed	comment	In the adventure mode of Dwarf Fortress, every crime you commit is punished by the whole town trying to kill you! Even if you only steal a single bolt. Hell, even the kids try to end your life! The fortress mode has a proportionate (if somewhat crude) justice system in place.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_6c519c14	comment	Used somewhat in the Knight and Rogue Series. Minor crimes like theft or fraud have minor punishments while major crimes like arson and murder can get you hung. Where this trope comes in is in the redemption for crimes. For the right cost, paid by another person, any crime can be 'redeemed' and the criminal becomes indebted to whoever paid for their crime until that person legally declares that debt repaid. The only exception is murder, in which case you are automatically marked 'permanently unredeemed' if not hung. Should you fail to repay your debt, which can require anything from paying the person back in cash to years of servitude, you will be marked 'permanently unredeemed', at which point you lose all legal rights and everyone will assume you're some sort of warped killer. Michael, whose crime was basically being duped, and who refuses to spend a life in servitude, is a victim of this.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_6c9193a1	comment	In The Venture Bros., Underland, led by the tyrannical Baron Underbheit, has "Underlaw". All infractions of Underlaw are punished with death. This winds up annoying Underbheit when he captures Dr. Venture and needs to hold him before killing him. Since Underland has no prison, he's forced to lock him in the pantry.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_70814599	comment	Stargate SG-1 had an episode where the team was sent to a prison planet for unwittingly aiding a man who stole a loaf of bread. The society in question punished all crime with exile to the prison planet.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_73d7930f	comment	Star Trek: Deep Space Nine has the season 2 episode "Paradise", where Sisko and O'Brien get stranded on a planet with a community of similarly-stranded colonists lead by a Luddite woman. Making an example of people who commit offenses against the community means getting put in a metal box in the hot sun for hours, whether the crime is petty theft or wasting time trying to get off the planet. Then subverted when it turns out that the woman really is just crazy and manipulative. Trying to get off the planet is a crime because it would reveal that she sabotaged all their chances of escape with another piece of tech.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_740c93a9	comment	Nothing but Trouble: J.P. Valkenheiser runs a courtroom still operating under feudal law in modern-day American coal country. This gives him the right to execute people for anything varying from attempted murder of one of his officers to running a stop sign.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_76e7de99	comment	The city of Skullport in Forgotten Realms completely turns this trope on its head. The city is ruled by a cabal of floating skulls, who are beings of pure chaos. The only crimes in Skullport are disturbing the peace and undermining the authority of the skulls, but the skulls' punishment can be anything — from hugging a stranger to gruesome death.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_7ae8ef1a	comment	In Equilibrium, anything at all that might trigger an emotion (like paintings or poetry) is burned, and any experience of emotion punishable by death (also through burning).
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_7ce87095	comment	Pretty much every infraction, whether major or minor, committed in the prison from Cool Hand Luke is apparently punished with "a night in the box". Luke's original crime was getting drunk and cutting the heads off a town's parking meters. For this he was given two years on the chain gang. The film later subverts this trope though, with the "Boss Keane's Ditch" punishment given to Luke after multiple escape attempts. Also, one assumes for more serious signs of rebellion, the guards can just leave you in the box for more than one night, as they did to Luke at one point.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_7ec0cdab	comment	The Mighty Boosh radio episode, "Jungle," features this trope.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_809331b5	comment	Subverted in The Star Chamber. We only see the secret court go after freed killers, with the punishment that, in their view, fits the crime-death.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_8125b468	comment	Played in a current Batman story — Red Hood's motto is Let the punishment fit the crime, which is pretty disturbing, considering that he just kills all villains and uploads it on Internet.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_85fc7b63	comment	Most Christian sects believe that "the wages that sin pays is death" (Romans 6:23) and that breaking one law is as bad as breaking them all (James 2:10). This means sin lands you in destruction unless you repent. More to the point, everyone is equally guilty of sin from the moment they're born. This comes from different verses in The Bible dealing with humanity generally falling short of the glory of God (Romans 3:23) and the idea that thinking a sin is seen as equal to doing it in God's eyes, not to mention that the inaction of doing good is just as bad as doing evil. What makes sin very grievous is that it can be a way of following Satan's character, since he had rebelled against God before the world was created (I John 3:8). Applying this trope in the opposite way, this also means all sins are equally forgivable in the eyes of God, whether it's knowingly allowing a cashier to give you too much change or something much more serious, as long as the repentance is truly sincere. Averted if one has a culturally informed understanding of ancient near east views of crime and punishment, in which case the suffering of hell is proportional to the crime, so a cashier guilty only of petty theft would face less severe punishment than a mass murderer. Similarly, the rewards in heaven are meted out the same way: those who are sincere and conscientious followers of God will enjoy a place of greater honor than those who merely pay lip service to their faith. Unfortunately, this concept of circles of Hell/Heaven is not actually mentioned in the Bible and rests firmly in Word of Dante territory. The Quran, in comparison, explicitly says that punishment is proportional to sin, with hell split into many different levels according to severity of sins, and some punishments are only temporary. Heaven also contains multiple levels with those people who did good in life rewarded in descending orders. It's possible to argue that under the doctrine of original sin — the notion that "everyone is equally guilty of sin from the moment they're born" — being born is itself the sin: one is automatically damned for the crime of existing. In addition, since the only way out of the punishment is to actively ask for forgiveness, "redemption" for one's sin is more akin to entrapment than anything else. It's more that the crime is not being born itself, but being able to comprehend evil, and by extension, being capable of willingly committing evil acts. One interpretation of the Bible implies that children too young to understand the difference between right and wrong are (or are provisionally considered) innocent until they understand. There's also the Catholic interpretation, which defines original sin as simply "a lack of sanctifying grace", which is basically the key to getting into Heaven. Adam and Eve gave up their sanctifying grace, and thus they lost their kinship with God and were basically disinherited; children cannot inherit a fortune that has already been lost. Baptism is thus considered to be God giving that fortune back to humans. Even without sanctifying grace, good people were not thought to go to hell, exactly, but to Limbo, where they wait to go to Heaven. Oh, but that's another long, long trek into the Catholic Catechism than is needed for the purpose for which this page was created... Which makes it a matter of being punished for the crimes of your (very distant) ancestors. Some, like Mormons, avert this however. Not only that, but Catholic doctrine says some people (such as Mary) were born without sin, so it's not an impossibility to be given a "clean slate" at birth (of course, what would be impossible for an all-powerful being?) Apparently, God just didn't want to give most people that, for inscrutable reasons. According to Orthodox Christianity, ALL sins can be forgiven by the Lord — except you are only able to do it while alive, and the only unforgivable crime is an unrepentant sin, and suicide (as suicide is viewed as self-murder, and a person can't repent of it after that, as they have died.) note Not all Christian sects believe in suicide being unforgivable, though. (E.g.: "They weren't in their right mind"; "If they accepted Christ as their Savior, then all their sins — past, present, and future — were forgiven"; etc.) Islam wholly rejects the idea of an original sin, though most people will fall into temptation in life. Yet Allah forgives. In fact "Most Merciful" is one of the many Islamic names of God.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_8ba4613a	comment	Light from Death Note really had only one punishment to give out, and he used it on various criminals, and anyone who stood in his way. Before the series is out, we see such things as people committing suicide by graffiti. Not to mention the purse-snatcher he sentences to death at one stage. He follows the logic of "kill the worst criminals, whoever they may be". As the killings caused drops in crime rates, the "worst" criminals became petty robbers and such. He was eventually planning to kill people for being lazy. Teru Mikami actually did this, and Light's only complaint was that it was way ahead of schedule.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_8dd0bbcc	comment	The A Series of Unfortunate Events series has the Village of Fowl Devotees, which holds the punishment for all crimes as burning at the stake. It's mentioned that even putting too many nuts on a sundae is grounds for this. But then, this is a series that really doesn't take itself seriously.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_90b916ba	comment	In the very last episode of Batman: The Animated Series, "Judgment Day," a vigilante called The Judge (a faceless British judge, complete with a powdered wig atop his cloak), believes that criminals who avoid prosecution must be privately killed for justice to be served. A Gotham City councilman who wants to appear tough on crime likes this attitude, and begins cooperating with the Judge. This alliance backfires horribly when the Judge discovers that the councilman has been keeping a slush fund, and decides that is a crime punishable by death. The Judge also attempts to kill The Penguin, Killer Croc, and Two-Face - even though all Penguin, Croc, and Two-Face had done was participate in a black-market jewel deal and manage to avoid getting caught for it. At the end of the episode, when the Judge is unmasked, he turns out to be Two-Face, who had developed a third identity that subsequently targeted for death his two other identities.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_93e8b35e	comment	In Alice in Wonderland, the Queen of Hearts would order people beheaded at the slightest provocation. Though no one actually gets executed, according to the Griffin: "They never executes nobody, you know." This is revealed to be because the King of Hearts always pardons them once the Queen's back is turned.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_9a527531	comment	Avernum (and its original version, Exile), a series of shareware RPGs, used it very straight. The introductory text suggests you were probably thrown through the one-way portal to the underworld for stealing a loaf of bread or speaking out (or even simply "not fitting in"), and NPCs you meet will admit to being there for anything from being on the wrong side after a regime change to having had rebels hold a meeting at their inn to, in one case, being lesbians. The last one had a whole new spin put on it in Exile III when you meet a random bureaucrat NPC who has a rainbow-striped pen as a "symbol of pride". Not so unusual, except you find him working in the Empress's fortress! Obviously this suggests that the Empire has seriously relaxed this policy since the Empress succeeded her father.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_9c0bdf25	comment	In City of Thieves, this exists because of circumstances. As a city under siege, Leningrad has very little food and starvation is common place. As such, killing criminals, even those with only minor offenses, is a way to help everyone else survive.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_9cc59f9c	comment	Turned on its head in Phil Foglio's Buck Godot: Zap Gun for Hire in that the only law on the planet of New Hong Kong is, and I quote, "There shall be no laws on New Hong Kong". That was how New Hong Kong saved itself from the "help" of an nigh-invincible race of Lawful Stupid robotic law enforcers - by giving the robots no laws to actually enforce. But while nothing is ever formally acknowledged as law on New Hong Kong, there are quite a few local customs that the residents are very vigilant about enforcing for themselves. Often with plasma cannons. In point of fact, the NORMAL operation of the Lawgivers is to vanish anyone who breaks any active law. The New Hong Kong situation developed because when the planet was being settled, a programmer hacked the Lawgiver list and added the "No New Laws" rule, which everyone promptly voted into effect. The programmer was vanished because the law against interfering with the Lawgivers was already active, but none of the other laws could ever go active, causing all the Lawgivers to leave except for one observer. As it says on the sign at the spaceport, ""No laws" doesn't mean "No rules"".
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_9d7ec380	comment	In The Good Place, at eyes of the Bad Place, everyone there merits to be tortured regardless of exactly how minor their transgressions were on Earth, or if they were just jerks instead of actually being evil: Jason was a petty criminal who dealt drugs and would frequently burn things down with Molotov Cocktails to avenge himself against those who "wronged" him, and died trying to rob a restaurant. Eleanor was just unbelievably rude and selfish. Chidi, while a decent fellow, made everyone around him miserable with his dithering. And Tahani did good things, but not for altruistic reasons — it was her way of proving to her parents she was just as good, if not better, then her sister. It's implied that the demons don't really care about a person's actions at all, they just take pleasure in torturing whoever the system sends their way.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_9e2f90f4	comment	One Piece: Admiral Akainu holds this opinion, and various members of the World Government are of a similar mindset. Robin was hunted down since the age of eight simply because she possessed the ability to read the Poneglyphs and desired to learn the True History. Luffy and Ace were kept a secret from the world by their (in the case of Ace, adoptive) grandfather, simply because their sires were world-class criminals, for fear of being killed by their parents' enemies (which basically amounted to the entire world). Just being born for them was in itself a sin. These are "crimes" equivalent to, or perhaps even greater than, committing mass murder.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_a03824e8	comment	The Manhunters from The DCU also eventually decided that all life = crime and went on a genocidal rampage or three.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_a183d57f	comment	Futurama has the robot-Santa, originator of the quote at the top of the page, who is programmed to decide who has been naughty and who has been nice. Trouble is, his standards are set quite too high, and everybody is naughty... except Zoidberg.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_a7f10814	comment	In Saint Beast, Pandora tries to hint that purging an angel for a one-time minor theft is Disproportionate Retribution. Zeus disagrees and continues making an insanely long list of angels he plans to burn and banish to the netherworld.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_a92653e1	comment	Mack Bolan, The Executioner, kills everyone even remotely related to the mafia. Never mind that these people may have families to support. Surprisingly, he never seems to kill anyone who is innocent, such as an undercover police officer.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_ac0de303	comment	This is the major set up and conflict of Ultima V, with the virtues from the last game turned into laws with very nasty punishments.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_ac76e13b	comment	Akame ga Kill! has Seryu, a soldier who believes all acts of evil are punishable by death. By the time she was killed, she killed some petty thieves and even a woman who assisted a gang of bandits because they were forcing her to.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_af95b79	comment	Played straight to a chilling degree in Death Star. The book starts off with the penal planet Despayre (a play on the word "despair"). Are you a murdering psychopath? You get sent there. Are you a smuggler who was in the wrong place at the wrong time? You get sent there. Are you a normal person whose only crime is guilt by association, or someone who backed the wrong candidate in an election? You get sent there. The planet is pretty much set up to have Everything Trying to Kill You. You are there for life, with no possibility for parole, and escape is very difficult at best...and impossible at worst. Only the prisoners chosen to work on the Death Star are taken off the planet, but they clearly are stuck building a giant superweapon. And it goes even darker from there. How so? Well, once construction of the Death Star is complete, Grand Moff Tarkin decides to celebrate its completion...by testing the Death Star's superlaser on Despayre. Conan Antonio Motti tried to point out the possible political fallout of this action. Tarkin simply blew it off, because he was convinced that everyone on the planet were just condemned criminals sentenced for life, none of those people would ever return to civilization, and all of them were an unnecessary burden on Imperial troops and resources, not to mention many Imperial alien slaves. He also wanted to see what his biggest weapon would do when he needed to use it before going into battle. Oh, and he also says that instead of imprisoning criminals, they will just use the death penalty, and that Imperial justice is about to become swift and sure. And all this was before that business with Alderaan.... The Empire has many other prisons and even other prison worlds, which they went back to when that whole Death Star thing didn't work out. In the Jedi Academy Trilogy and the X-Wing Series we get a look at Kessel, which is a nearly airless world which doesn't have as much hostile wildlife but makes up for it by forcing inmates - the same sort of mix of murderers, members of a galactic crime syndicate, political prisoners, and people failed by Imperial justice, as well as their descendants - to work in the spice mines, harvesting the secretions of exceedingly dangerous giant spiders. The good thing about it is that, at least in the days of the Republic, you can get less than a life sentence, and at the end of it, if you've survived, you can be shipped off. The operative word, of course, being "if".
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_b1143709	comment	The Water Phoenix King: Tamantha, a massive deconstruction of classic karma systems. All crimes may not be equal, but all 'sinners' are judged with death and a suffocating afterlife, and all crimes are punished with a randomly generated curse on the entire world, with the severity dependent on the crime. The worst part is that the system's virtues are racism, sexism, and elitism - crime is defined as any deviation from being a self-righteous bigoted asshole, and the weakest-willed, most obedient xenophobes (who are probably indirectly responsible for much of the world's suffering, given such people under this system would usually be pretty high up on the caste system to be protected from the overflow of curses) are the only ones in heaven. Naturally, the protagonists are doing everything they can to kill karma.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_b30ae4db	comment	Game of Thrones: All sinners are equal before the gods according to the High Sparrow. Bearing false witness is as grave a sin as any, as Margaery can attest from a penitent's cell.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_b6b17592	comment	In Kingsman: The Golden Circle, Statesman Agent Whiskey's wife and child were killed by drug dealers, simply for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Because of this, he tries sabotaging Eggsy's and Harry's attempt to obtain the antidote to Poppy's poison, laced into all recreational drugs. In his eyes, the users are all scumbags, even his fellow Statesman, Tequila.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_baa077da	comment	The former king of Hou in The Twelve Kingdoms used to execute people for such crimes as being unable to work due to sickness and for wearing a comb in your hair outside. After he executed three hundred thousand people in one year, the people rose up and overthrew him.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_baa2b041	comment	Frank Darbo, AKA The Crimson Bolt, from Super, lists molesting children and selling drugs in the same list of crimes as butting in line, and reacts the same way to each.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_bcadd7cb	comment	Zig-zagged in Warhammer 40,000. Make no mistake, you're going to run into a Hanging Judge if you stick around long enough, but others actually care what you're guilty of so they don't waste precious anti-magic bullets on mundane criminals, or send Chaos cultists to infiltrate valuable penal legions. Other sectors like Ultramar even have regular judicial systems. It really depends on the planet you're on, and the scale of the crimes everyone else is committing.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_c2297a9c	comment	There have been several antagonists in Judge Dredd that have adopted more extreme views on Justice Dept.'s duties and practices. Judge Death and his cohorts come from an Alternate Universe where it was determined that since crime is only committed by the living, all life itself was made a crime punishable by death. Even before they issued that ridiculous Dystopian Edict the Judges of that dimension were already murdering people on the streets for any infraction imaginable. Mechanismo was a program for new robotic Judges implemented after severe manpower shortages. They quickly started to malfunction during live field tests, handing out Isocube sentences that exceed even the disproportionate standards of the regular Judges (25 years for littering? Judge Dredd might be an asshole, but he'll probably settle for 1 week in the cubes), and later going on murderous rampages to kill "criminals".
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_c3657bf5	comment	Similar to Draco's rule, Wallachia under Vlad the Impaler. Legend has it that people were so afraid of him (and his punishments) that he (purposely) left a gold cup in the street, and the next day it was still there.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_c43df4d8	comment	The Judoon from Doctor Who and The Sarah Jane Adventures threaten execution for murder, physical assault, obstruction of justice, and playing music too loudly.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_c59579b6	comment	The law system of Long Life Town in Chulip works like this. Every time you commit any crime, you get a "crime stamp" on your record. You aren't punished until you get three crime stamps, then you go to the Graveyard. This only applies if you commit three different crimes, though; committing the same crime multiple times won't get you more crime stamps.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_cb63d411	comment	Aladdin: Razoul and the rest of the palace guard. It doesn't matter if you're an old man, a woman, or a child, or a Justified Criminal like Aladdin who only steals food to survive. If you commit any crime at all, you're on their list. Case in point: at the beginning of the first movie, Razoul and a large squad of soldiers pursue Aladdin for stealing a loaf of bread. Of course, this is Truth in Television, as back in that day and age, laws and punishments were very harsh, regardless of where you lived. And anyway, it's not like Razoul and his goons want to do these things; they're Punch Clock Villains, and while they'll ordinarily do whatever Jafar tells them, they ultimately answer to the Sultan, so Jafar can be overruled.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_cc72e218	comment	The Malleus Maleficarum from Witch Girls Adventures consider being a Witch a crime punishable by death, regardless of how they use their powers. Torment and kill mundanes for your amusement? Death! Turn the school bully into a frog because he's picking on your friend and you're a kid who doesn't know any better? Death! Local doctor who covertly uses their magic to help when regular medicine isn't enough? Death! Benevolent princess of a fantasy world come to Earth to study abroad and use your magic to help people? Death!
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_cccafd49	comment	Deliberately invoked in the backstory of Gothic, where the punishment for any crime was imprisonment in a mining colony, since the kingdom needed the magical ore from these colonies to make swords for their armies to use in the war against the orcs. In the end, they lost.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_ce2b5aba	comment	In Hitman, get caught strangling a security guard to death with piano wire? Met with deadly force. Get caught taking the clothes of a dead or unconscious construction worker? Deadly force. Wave a handgun or knife around? Deadly force. Enter the employees only area of a restaurant? Deadly force. Walk around a hotel in your bathing suit? Deadly force. And finally, set off a metal detector with what could be car keys or a watch? Without even checking to see if you did in fact have a weapon, immediate deadly force.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_d58a2625	comment	In Utopia, before the story about Utopia itself, there are discussions of several other nations with Meaningful Names. One of these points out the various flaws of having all crimes punished by death. The specific example is that a person who robs a house will then go to any length to escape rather than consider giving up. Specifically, a prospective thief has every incentive to commit murder rather than just theft — he will be no worse off if caught, and by killing the principal (or only) witness, he reduces his chances of getting caught.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_d5bdc32e	comment	In Gold Digger, Brianna the inventor has a series of AI-bombs called Peebos that are programmed to target bad guys. The real problem is she also made a series of mini-peebo bullets called Peebees, and their small size means they are waaay too dumb to accurately tell what's bad, blowing up things like bridges for being too unsafe or a couple for one of them stealing a kiss, and finally climaxing in a villain convincing them to target Brianna herself due to the amount of damage caused by her firing them off in the first place.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_db49df80	comment	One of the favorite sayings of Oh Dae Su's tormentor in Park Chan-Wook's Oldboy (2003): "Whether a stone or a grain of sand, both sink the same in water."
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_ddad77ae	comment	This is the philosphy of the Pale Horseman in Astro City. In his world view all crimes, from murder to jaywalking, warrant the same punishment: death.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_e290dce3	comment	The perspective of Rorschach from Watchmen, who views all crime from rape, murder, to petty theft and graffiti as worthy of death by himself. Very ironic with respects to Rorschach living on the fringes of society, being a murderer (among several other things) himself. Then again, it is a deconstruction.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_e4732abc	comment	Stargate Atlantis. In "Condemned", the Olesian government banishes most criminals to a remote island to be culled by the Wraith. Long ago, the Wraith agreed not to cull Olesia's general population as long as the Olesians keep the island sufficiently populated. The only reason All Crimes Are Equal at the time of the story is that banishment had proven such an effective deterrent to serious crimes over the years that in order to keep the island populated, the government had to continually expand the list of crimes punishable by banishment. Then the Wraith all wake up at once and decide they need more than the island's usual supply, causing the government to go on an arresting spree.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_ea29fc84	comment	Doctor Doom, of course, is this when he is in control of Latveria. One issue of Fantastic Four literally shows the guillotine used for anything from murder to speaking out. Though, as with so much about Doom and his country, the degree or even presence of this tends to vary.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_ebcb7d65	comment	Cruel and Unusual: Murdering both your parents, your own children, killing yourself because you feel you're a burden upon your family and accidentally killing your wife (who had also deliberately poisoned you) all receive the same punishment in the afterlife.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_f15f622e	comment	The MacGyver (1985) episode "Jack in the Box" combines this with the Corrupt Hick trope to create a plot wherein a town in the Deep South uses their "justice" system to recruit workers for a mine said to contain treasure.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_f2da188a	comment	In the The Batman episode "The Laughing Bat", Joker decides to dress up as Batman and fight crime for a change. Unfortunately, any "crime" he comes across, such as jaywalking, one item too many at the express line, or just kids playing with chalk (or "graffiti", as Joker puts it), receives the same punishment: Joker Gas.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_f3161017	comment	When The Punisher was first introduced, he was a fairly typical vigilante; targeting murderers or drug-pushers. This characterization remained the same way for his first few appearances, but eventually he gunned down people for minor infractions (jaywalking, running a red light). This was retconned in his first miniseries to him having been unknowingly drugged.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_f6b6fa77	comment	As in the novel in the film of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix this occurs at Hogwarts when Dolores Umbridge installs thousands of restrictive rules in the school, which prohibit not only meetings which could be used to fight her authority but also rules which prevent girls and boys walking together and are designed to giver her the final say in any situation she can think of that may come up at Hogwarts.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_f7558a18	comment	Men in Black: The Series: In "The Worm-Guy Guy Syndrome", the Lawful Stupid enforcers from planet Kalifadik come to Earth to teleport alien fugitives to life imprisonment for any violation, no matter how minor.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_f8df4747	comment	The Decepticon Justice Division of The Transformers: More Than Meets the Eye. Any Decepticon that hinders the cause in any way meets with the same punishment: brutal execution. This goes all the way from a fairly reasonable reaction (a Person of Mass Destruction turning traitor for money and destroying an entire Decepticon fleet) to insanely Disproportionate Retribution (a suicide bomber failing to detonate the bomb inside of him because of a mechanical malfunction).
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_fa5e90fd	comment	In City of Heroes, registered superhumans are allowed (even encouraged) to pummel, burn, electrocute, irradiate, freeze, shoot with automatic weapons, and drain the souls of people with suspected criminal affiliation for such crimes as purse-snatching, minor vandalism, or simply loitering in a public area. Up until the release of the City of Villains stand-alone expansion, you were always "arresting" or "subduing" your targets; this implies that you either held back the ridiculous powers just enough to knock someone out, or they get the same "saved from instant death" teleportation treatment players get. If you make (or become) a villain, you do indeed get to go "take out" people, and sometimes they'll even outright say you're to kill them.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_fad5e3d9	comment	Fortress (1992): In the dystopian future, everyone is sent to a high-security Alcatraz-esque prison for crimes ranging from homicide, breaking the pregnancy statute, or bouncing checks.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_fc0e7530	comment	Dexter's Laboratory: In the Dynomutt Dog Wonder crossover "Dyno-Might", Dexter becomes convinced that Dynomutt is too much of a goofy idiot sidekick to be any help to Blue Falcon, so he decides to design a new "Dynomutt X-90" to replace him. While Dynomutt X-90 initially starts out arresting armed muggers, he soon spirals off into this. Parking violation? The car gets eaten. Jaywalking? Machine guns. Littering? Fire breathing on the litterer. Finally, he's about to zap a little girl with laser eyes for violating a "Keep Off the Grass" sign when Blue Falcon and Dexter step in; he promptly declares them "guilty of obstruction of justice," No Sells their attempts to restrain him, and starts crushing them both with Combat Tentacles.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_fcfd5029	comment	The realm of Neotopia in Kiba was established on a foundation of Absolute Law, which is basically this trope. Most outsiders who encounter this are shocked at this black-and-white morality. Even Noah was shocked at first but was eventually persuaded to embrace it as the ultimate form of order.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_fd0e5cef	comment	The little town of Refuge in Purgatory is populated by dead criminals who, if they can live cleanly for a decade, have proven that they can go to Heaven. Said criminals range from your expected murderous thieves, to a woman who slaughtered her father for molesting her, to a woman who gambled and was Famed In-Story for being a Hooker with a Heart of Gold. The being who set this all up is seen as fair, though.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_ff22ba03	comment	The Postman: Among the Holnists' laws, one states "The only punishment is death", even for such "crimes" as failing to sit down when ordered to because there weren't enough chairs. We see this demonstrated when the poor fool who had failed to gets killed by General Bethlehem. This may seem short-sighted to kill useful men, but it does instill quite strong obedience through fear.
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All Crimes Are Equal / int_ff9ab17f	comment	A variation is presented in the early Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "Justice", where crime on a particular planet is only punished within one randomly selected zone at a time — but the punishment for any crime within that zone is death, with no mitigating circumstances allowed, and the planet is kept idyllic by nobody daring to take the risk. Audiences might not mind, since Wesley is the one who runs afoul of the law, but the horrified crew eventually convinces the Sufficiently Advanced Alien that's enforcing the planet's law to at least let them safely leave. Oddly this was presented as a more or less positive example that actually worked: as the Edo people proudly explain, no one has actually committed a crime in centuries due to using the death penalty as a deterrent for everything, which they see as inherently logical. It never occurred to them that an off-worlder unfamiliar with their laws might break one, even by accident - Wesley tripped and fell onto a lawn with a "do not walk on the grass" rule. Even then they aren't sadistic about it, and in fact are rather horrified that this means they'll have to execute Wesley - because none of them has ever actually had to execute anyone before. Nonetheless they grudgingly argue that if they make an exception for Wesley, their entire legal system will fall apart and fall back into the anarchy they had before it.
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Yo, Is This Racist? (Blog) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
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Idées Noires (Comic Book) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
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Demon of Justice / Fan Fic / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
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Danganronpa: Darkened Hope (Fanfic) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Escape The Ronpa (Fanfic) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
So, What Colour Is Your Toothbrush? (Fanfic) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
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Coffy / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Cool Hand Luke / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Cruel and Unusual / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Dark Prince: The True Story of Dracula / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Descendants / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Devil / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Equilibrium / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Escape from New York / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
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Hot Fuzz / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
House of Whipcord / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
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Kids in America / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Ladyhawke / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Necessary Roughness / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Nothing but Trouble / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Olsen-banden / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
One Got Fat / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Phone Booth / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Purgatory / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
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Serpico / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
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The Fifth Element / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
The Postman / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
The Sinister Urge / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
The Star Chamber / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Thor: Ragnarok / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Turkey Shoot / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Vlad Tepes / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Walk Hard / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
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Book of Romans / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Books of Maccabees / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
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Deathstalker / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Edgedancer / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
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Escape Attempt / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Garbage Brave / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Harrison Bergeron / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Jesus On Thy Face / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Knight and Rogue Series / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Known Space / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Nineteen Eighty-Four / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
The Avatar Chronicles / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
The Black Fleet Crisis / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
The Book of Lord Shang / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
The Brothers Lionheart / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
The Dark Profit Saga / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
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The School for Good Mothers / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
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The White Men / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Utopia / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
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Gunnm (Manga) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
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Alphas / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Boardwalk Empire / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Brimstone / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
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Kindred: The Embraced / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
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Mirai Sentai Timeranger / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Parks and Recreation / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Peacemaker (2022) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Power Rangers Time Force / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
7th Heaven / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
The 100 / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
The Andy Griffith Show / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
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The Good Place / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
The Purge (2018) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
The Steve Wilkos Show / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
The Thundermans / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Hunter: The Reckoning (Tabletop Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Invisible Sun (Tabletop Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Iron Kingdoms (Tabletop Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Paranoia (Tabletop Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Predation (Tabletop Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Witch Girls Adventures (Tabletop Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
An Triail (Theatre) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Uplink / Videogame / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Amnesia: The Dark Descent (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Armageddon MUD (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Assassin's Creed: Odyssey (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Avernum (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Batman: Arkham City (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Bit Life (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Chulip (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Colorgrave Universe (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Deus Ex (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Devil Survivor (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
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Disgaea 7: Vows of the Virtueless (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Dishonored (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Fallout 3 (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Fatal Frame III (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Flashback (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Jet Set Radio (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Kenshi (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Leisure Suit Larry: Box Office Bust (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Liberal Crime Squad (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Midnight Train (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Mortal Kombat X (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Paradise Killer (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Path of Exile (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Peret em Heru: For the Prisoners (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Red Dead Redemption (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Reincarnation (2008) (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Road 96 (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
RoboCop: Rogue City (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Shadows of Doubt (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Space Rangers (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Spelunky (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Star Trek: Elite Force (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Streets of Rogue (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Tales of Crestoria (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
The Adventures of Robin Hood (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
The Forgotten City (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
The You Testament (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Ultima VIII (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
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We. The Revolution (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
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Yandere Simulator (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Zork: Grand Inquisitor (Video Game) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
RocketRanger	seeAlso	All Crimes Are Equal
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Dangan Ronpa (Visual Novel) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Shikkoku no Sharnoth (Visual Novel) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
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Let Me Explain Studios (Web Animation) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
OverSimplified (Web Animation) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Sonic Shorts (Web Animation) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Turnabout Storm (Web Animation) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
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Broken Bonds (Web Video) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Danganronpa Serenity (Web Video) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Element Animation (Web Video) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
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Desu Nyan Fucking Shit (Webcomic) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
I'm the Grim Reaper (Webcomic) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Joe vs. Elan School (Webcomic) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Perfection Engine (Webcomic) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Selkie (Webcomic) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Starslip (Webcomic) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Stubble Trouble (Webcomic) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Neopian Times Writers Forum (Website) / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Atomic Puppet / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Dynomutt, Dog Wonder / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Hazbin Hotel / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Men in Black: The Series / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
Tall in the Trap / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
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Tupu / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
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Cat's Cradle / int_211eedd	type	All Crimes Are Equal
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