My draft bill against Reditions, and torture Part2

(d)Sexual abuse includes the forced stripping, cutting of any type of clothing, forced sexual positions, being forced to be nude in front of a interrogator, any type of forced sexual intercourse, any type of forced sexual conduct, forced showing of any sexual content, any verbal sexual abuse on a suspect or convicted criminal of a crime.
(e)Verbal sexual abuse is the act of telling somebody anything sexual without the granted permission from the suspect or convicted criminal of a crime. Verbal Sexual Abuse is also saying any type of forcing sexually offensive words, and talk to the suspect of a crime.
(f)verbal Abuse includes forcing an offensive word, offensive lanugage or anything offensive to the persons religion, to the person, to the persons beliefs, and offensive to the persons family, and friends. Verbal abuse also includes racial slurs, threats, and hateful language.
(g)non sexual abuse includes being electrocuted, beaten, waterboarded. being put in stress positions, being chained to the ceiling, being given bodily harm that may be permanent, non permament, inflict pain, inflict any type of damage that could effect the mental state of a prison, citizen accused of a crime, and non citizens accused of a crime.
(h)Following orders means that a soldier or government employee is forced to obey a order to engage in any type of conduct whether it be legal or illegal or under threat of dishonorable discharge. A soldier is forced to obey orders whether it is moral or immoral and so any soldier just obeying orders must be excluded from any type of punishments or investigations.


Sec. 4. All laws, or parts of laws in conflict with this act are hereby repealed.
Sec. 5. This act shall become effective on on the exact day, exact time, and exact minute this bill becomes a public law, or when signed by the president of the United States.
Sec. 6. This will define what actions will be prohibited by this act, from under this act these actions and decisions from be prohibited from this act,
(a)The bodily harm of any prisoner, any suspect of any crime or crimes of United States and international law, exceptions include that a uncontrollable prisoner may be tranquilized

(b)Any type of denial from giving a prisoner, and any suspect of any crime or crimes of United States and international law a right to a lawyer/attorney.

(c)Any type of denial from giving a prisoner, and any suspect of any crime or crimes of United States and international law a right to a phone call to friends, family, and even attorneys.

(d)Any type of denial from giving a prisoner, and any suspect of any crime or crimes of United States and international law a right to a court hearing.

(e)Any type of denial from giving a prisoner, and any suspect of any crime or crimes of United States and international law a right to a proper hearing.

(f)Any type of sexual abuse, non sexual abuse, and verbal abuse against any citizen, prisoner, and non citizens of thos country.

(g)Any secret abductions, and kidnappings. All accused citizens and non citizens may be taken in by police the same way criminals are taken in.

Sec. 7. Punishments of any conduct against this act


Under found guilty by any United States court whether a politician, military personell, citizen or non United States citizen, the penalty is as follows

(a)When found guilty the victim may be allowed to sue the person in charge of the crimes against this act

(b)Any suspect or criminal that has been put through what is illegal through this act may press charges and under found guilty the penalities of renditions, and torture prohibited by this act includes life in prison, and under any extreme cases such as permanent suffering or damage through any dispiciable conducts against this act will lead to the death penalty by choices of lethal injection, or any other choice of getting the death penalty.