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Judges regard exile as a merciful punishment, and use it to punish crimes of passion or on those who clearly cannot live inside Gethamane, as exiles may serve their sentence in Gethamane’s mines and remain loosely connected to the city. Temporary exile usually lasts a minimum of five years, after which the criminal can resume their place in the city and among their family. | Judges regard exile as a merciful punishment, and use it to punish crimes of passion or on those who clearly cannot live inside Gethamane, as exiles may serve their sentence in Gethamane’s mines and remain loosely connected to the city. Temporary exile usually lasts a minimum of five years, after which the criminal can resume their place in the city and among their family. | ||
- | + | -== Slavery ==- | |
It is illegal for any permanent inhabitant of Gethamane to own slaves. Labor must be hired from within the city (this was instituted by the second Master, Gerath, to prevent slave labor causing rising unemployment inside Gethamane). However permanent hard labor is not considered to be slavery (even if it does involve spending the rest of your life working, branded and blind, in the fungus gardens). | It is illegal for any permanent inhabitant of Gethamane to own slaves. Labor must be hired from within the city (this was instituted by the second Master, Gerath, to prevent slave labor causing rising unemployment inside Gethamane). However permanent hard labor is not considered to be slavery (even if it does involve spending the rest of your life working, branded and blind, in the fungus gardens). |