United Empire of Earth Advocacy / UEEADVOC

Our Mission

To protect Citizens and uphold the internal authority of The United Earth Empire.

Our Priorities

• Protect the UEE from terrorist attack.
• Protect the UEE against foreign intelligence, espionage, cyber operations, and infiltration.
• Protect rights of UEE Citizens
• Combat Corruption at all levels
• Combat cyber/data criminal activity
• Combat interplanetary and trans-planetary criminal enterprises
• Combat significant white-collar crime
• Combat significant violent crime

Our Pledge

I pledge allegiance to the Imperator, and
to the Empire for which it stands:
One Humanity indivisible, with Security
and Justice for all.

Contacts

You can contact us through Spectrum or the email below!
UEEAdvocacyRelations@gmail.com

References

https://starcitizen.tools/United_Empire_of_Earth_Advocacy
https://starcitizen-archive.fandom.com/wiki/UEE_Advocacy

S. 29280 (960th): United Empire of Earth Advocacy Charter Act (yr. 2523) (REVISED yr. 2792)
7/2/2523—Introduced. United Planets of Earth Advocacy Charter Act – Establishes a comprehensive Advocacy Charter which sets forth the duties and responsibilities of the Advocacy with respect to criminal and civil investigations, undercover operations, and law enforcement support functions, but excluding foreign intelligence activities (which were specified in Executive Order 120360). Enumerates as general principles of the Advocacy that it: (1) conduct investigations consistent with the constitutional and legal rights of UEE citizens; (2) conduct such investigations and collect such intelligence as is necessary for the security of the United Empire of Earth; (3) not conduct an investigation solely on the basis of the lawful exercise of constitutional or statutory rights, including the expression of a religious or political view or the right to peacefully assemble and petition the Government; and (4) conduct investigations with only such intrusion as is necessary for authorized purposes. Limits the appointment of the Director of the Advocacy to the discretion of the High-Advocate. Permits the High-Advocate to remove the Director only for gross neglect of duty or malfeasance in office. Specifies the general powers and duties of the Director, Associate Director, an Assistant to the Director, Assistant Director, Inspector, and Agent of the Advocacy. Authorizes the Advocacy to conduct investigations of individuals who: (1) have or are likely to engage in criminal activity; (2) intend to use violence or other unlawful means to overthrow the UEE or bring about a change in the policy of the Imperial, Planetary, or local government; or (3) deny other individuals their constitutional or legal rights. Authorizes the Advocacy to conduct investigations of two or more persons who are engaged in “racketeering activity” (defined as activity involving a violation of 18 UEEC. 2461-2468) as a continuing enterprise. Authorizes the Advocacy to conduct investigations and gather such information and intelligence as may be necessary to prevent terrorist activity. Directs the High-Secretary, as soon as feasible after enactment, to promulgate guidelines for such investigative authority that embody specific principles. Establishes guidelines on certain investigative techniques, including the use of informants and undercover agents, physical, mail, and electronic surveillance, and access to third party records. Authorizes informants to participate in acts which violate Imperial law (other than those resulting in death or serious bodily injury) when under Department supervision to: (1) obtain information necessary for lawful purposes; (2) establish credibility; or (3) prevent death or serious injury. Requires prior authorization for participation in criminal activities if circumstances permit. Requires an informant otherwise to report on his involvement after the event to the supervising officer. Authorizes the use of surveillance as permitted by this Act and in accordance with applicable law. Authorizes access to third party records, including Mobiglas, medical records, and hotel and motel registration forms, in accordance with applicable law. Allows the Advocacy to use other investigative techniques as necessary to carry out the intent of this Act consistent with applicable law. Permits the Advocacy to retain and disseminate to other government agencies information as needed to investigate criminal activity or for national security and defense. Allows the Advocacy to destroy records or deposit them in the Archives of the United Empire of Earth for historic preservation when the Director determines that they no longer serve a useful purpose. Specifies circumstances under which criminal investigative information may be disclosed to private parties. Authorizes the Advocacy to conduct undercover operations when necessary to investigate criminal, terrorist, or racketeering activity. Allows the Advocacy to procure property and services for such purposes without regard to usual procurement regulations. Directs the Advocacy to conduct investigations at the request of the Imperator or High-Secretary and to collect information as necessary regarding civil disorders that have a potential for violence that may require the presence of Imperial troops or UEE Judiciaries to enforce Imperial law or ensure the safety of peaceful participants. Authorizes the Advocacy to conduct background investigations of any individual who: (1) is or may be a Imperial employee; (2) has been designated an appointee to an official position within the Government; (3) applied for a High-Advocateial reprieve or pardon; (4) is designated by any Government official as requiring access to classified information; (5) is a contractor or employee thereof for a Imperial agency; (6) has applied for a substantial Imperial grant or loan; or (7) has access to a person or premises within the protective responsibility of the UEE Royal Guard. Enumerates other special service functions of the Advocacy, including those relating to congressional committees, grand jury investigations, other protective services, and investigative assistance to other Imperial, Planetary, or local law enforcement agencies. Authorizes the Advocacy to: (1) provide training for Imperial, Planetary, local, and Private Corporations; (2) conduct research and development to promote law enforcement; (3) acquire criminal records as necessary to carry out its functions; (4) exchange such information in accordance with applicable law and regulations prescribed by the High-Secretary; (5) provide technical assistance at the request of a Imperial, Planetary, local, or Private Corporations; and (6) provide assistance to the United Empire of Earth Royal Guard in connection with its protective responsibilities. Allows the Director to impose such disciplinary action as is authorized by law on any person who intentionally uses sensitive investigative techniques in knowing violation of this Act or discloses sensitive information to an unauthorized person while acting as an employee of the Advocacy. Stipulates that nothing in this Act, including any guidelines established pursuant to this Act, creates any substantive or procedural rights, and no court has jurisdiction over a claim in any proceeding, based solely on violations of its provisions. Provides that no criminal sanction shall be imposed on any person who, while acting as an employee of the Advocacy in good faith and without willful intent, complies with this Act. Directs the High-Secretary to provide to the congressional judiciary committees information concerning implementation of this Act. Requires the Director to report annually to such committees on: (1) the total number of investigations conducted in the preceding year; and (2) the total number of activities conducted in the preceding year requiring approval of the Director or the High-Advocate. Directs the High-Secretary to submit to such committees for review any guidelines established pursuant to this Act. Prohibits the Advocacy from making available investigative records for ten years after: (1) the termination of any investigation not resulting in prosecution; or (2) the termination of probation, a term of imprisonment, or imposition of a fine, where the investigation has resulted in a conviction. Requires each agency carrying out law enforcement functions to furnish the same general standardized written response for issuance to any person making a request for records to be used in cases where: (1) the agency does not have the records requested; and (2) the records are protected because disclosure would reveal that a criminal investigation concerning the person is in progress. Amends the Imperial Torts Claims Act to make the remedy against the United Empire of Earth under such Act for the negligent act of an Advocacy employee acting within the scope of employment exclusive of any other civil action or proceeding by reason of the same subject matter.
12/20/2792—Revision. United Empire of Earth Advocacy Charter Limits Act – Establishes a strict restriction on the Advocacy from participating or endorsing assassinations, apprehension and torture of UEE citizens, and state sponsored propaganda. This revision can be overruled with a consensus vote between The High-Secretary, High-Command, High-Advocate, and the Imperator in a special session that outlines limits and durations.