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	'''Livia Messer''',<ref>{{Cite RSI\|url=starmap?location=KIEL.MOONS.AEMILIA&system=KIEL\|text=Ark Starmap - System Kiel - Kiel 3a : Aemilla - Information}}</ref> also known as '''Messer III''' was the third [[StarCitizen:Imperator]] of the [[StarCitizen:UEE]]. She championed [[StarCitizen:Architecture\|Monumentalism]] (an architectural style).<ref>{{Cite RSI\|url=comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/14875-Galactic-Guide\|text=Galactic Guide - Castra\|int=Comm-Link:Galactic Guide - Castra System}}</ref> She also increased government oversight of media, setting the groundwork for an unofficial 'office of propaganda', and expanded on her [[StarCitizen:Deacon Messer\|father's]] efforts by increasing maximum sentences for criminals and restructuring the definitions of prisons, leading to new political prisons on [[StarCitizen:Charon III]].<ref>{{Cite RSI\|url=galactapedia/article/01dWwaQkrL-livia-messer-iii\|text=Galactapedia: Livia Messer III}}</ref> There was a federal case against her in [[StarCitizen:2638]].<ref>{{Cite RSI\|url=comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/12706-2638-A-Call-For-Sovereignty\|text=2638: A Call for Sovereignty\|int=Comm-Link:2638 - A Call for Sovereignty}}</ref> In 2635 she proposed a restructuring of the legal system of UEE.<ref>''Galactic Guide: Charon System'', [[StarCitizen:Jump Point (magazine)\|Jump Point]], vol. 05, no. 3, p. 44.</ref>		'''Livia Messer''',<ref>{{SC/Cite RSI\|url=starmap?location=KIEL.MOONS.AEMILIA&system=KIEL\|text=Ark Starmap - System Kiel - Kiel 3a : Aemilla - Information}}</ref> also known as '''Messer III''' was the third [[StarCitizen:Imperator]] of the [[StarCitizen:UEE]]. She championed [[StarCitizen:Architecture\|Monumentalism]] (an architectural style).<ref>{{SC/Cite RSI\|url=comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/14875-Galactic-Guide\|text=Galactic Guide - Castra\|int=Comm-Link:Galactic Guide - Castra System}}</ref> She also increased government oversight of media, setting the groundwork for an unofficial 'office of propaganda', and expanded on her [[StarCitizen:Deacon Messer\|father's]] efforts by increasing maximum sentences for criminals and restructuring the definitions of prisons, leading to new political prisons on [[StarCitizen:Charon III]].<ref>{{SC/Cite RSI\|url=galactapedia/article/01dWwaQkrL-livia-messer-iii\|text=Galactapedia: Livia Messer III}}</ref> There was a federal case against her in [[StarCitizen:2638]].<ref>{{SC/Cite RSI\|url=comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/12706-2638-A-Call-For-Sovereignty\|text=2638: A Call for Sovereignty\|int=Comm-Link:2638 - A Call for Sovereignty}}</ref> In 2635 she proposed a restructuring of the legal system of UEE.<ref>''Galactic Guide: Charon System'', [[StarCitizen:Jump Point (magazine)\|Jump Point]], vol. 05, no. 3, p. 44.</ref>

	Her spaceship suffered a catastrophic malfunction while reentering the [[StarCitizen:Earth]]'s atmosphere above [[StarCitizen:Moscow]] in 2641, killing her husband [[StarCitizen:Daniel Scota]] and son [[StarCitizen:Marius Messer]] and severely injuring Livia. She renounced her title as Imperator in 2643 and gave it, honorably, to her deceased son, and disappeared from public life. Some rumors suggest her brother,<ref>''Galactic Guide: Charon System'', [[StarCitizen:Jump Point (magazine)\|Jump Point]], vol. 05, no. 3, p. 46.</ref> [[StarCitizen:Corsen Messer]], may have been implicated in the crash.<ref>{{Cite RSI\|url=comm-link/transmission/15998-Loremakers-Guide-To-The-Galaxy\|text=Loremaker's Guide To The Galaxy: Charon System}}</ref>		Her spaceship suffered a catastrophic malfunction while reentering the [[StarCitizen:Earth]]'s atmosphere above [[StarCitizen:Moscow]] in 2641, killing her husband [[StarCitizen:Daniel Scota]] and son [[StarCitizen:Marius Messer]] and severely injuring Livia. She renounced her title as Imperator in 2643 and gave it, honorably, to her deceased son, and disappeared from public life. Some rumors suggest her brother,<ref>''Galactic Guide: Charon System'', [[StarCitizen:Jump Point (magazine)\|Jump Point]], vol. 05, no. 3, p. 46.</ref> [[StarCitizen:Corsen Messer]], may have been implicated in the crash.<ref>{{SC/Cite RSI\|url=comm-link/transmission/15998-Loremakers-Guide-To-The-Galaxy\|text=Loremaker's Guide To The Galaxy: Charon System}}</ref>

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'''Livia Messer''',<ref>{{Cite RSI|url=starmap?location=KIEL.MOONS.AEMILIA&system=KIEL|text=Ark Starmap - System Kiel - Kiel 3a : Aemilla - Information}}</ref> also known as '''Messer III''' was the third [[StarCitizen:Imperator]] of the [[StarCitizen:UEE]]. She championed [[StarCitizen:Architecture|Monumentalism]] (an architectural style).<ref>{{Cite RSI|url=comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/14875-Galactic-Guide|text=Galactic Guide - Castra|int=Comm-Link:Galactic Guide - Castra System}}</ref> She also increased government oversight of media, setting the groundwork for an unofficial 'office of propaganda', and expanded on her [[StarCitizen:Deacon Messer|father's]] efforts by increasing maximum sentences for criminals and restructuring the definitions of prisons, leading to new political prisons on [[StarCitizen:Charon III]].<ref>{{Cite RSI|url=galactapedia/article/01dWwaQkrL-livia-messer-iii|text=Galactapedia: Livia Messer III}}</ref> There was a federal case against her in [[StarCitizen:2638]].<ref>{{Cite RSI|url=comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/12706-2638-A-Call-For-Sovereignty|text=2638: A Call for Sovereignty|int=Comm-Link:2638 - A Call for Sovereignty}}</ref> In 2635 she proposed a restructuring of the legal system of UEE.<ref>''Galactic Guide: Charon System'', [[StarCitizen:Jump Point (magazine)|Jump Point]], vol. 05, no. 3, p. 44.</ref>

Her spaceship suffered a catastrophic malfunction while reentering the [[StarCitizen:Earth]]'s atmosphere above [[StarCitizen:Moscow]] in 2641, killing her husband [[StarCitizen:Daniel Scota]] and son [[StarCitizen:Marius Messer]] and severely injuring Livia. She renounced her title as Imperator in 2643 and gave it, honorably, to her deceased son, and disappeared from public life. Some rumors suggest her brother,<ref>''Galactic Guide: Charon System'', [[StarCitizen:Jump Point (magazine)|Jump Point]], vol. 05, no. 3, p. 46.</ref> [[StarCitizen:Corsen Messer]], may have been implicated in the crash.<ref>{{Cite RSI|url=comm-link/transmission/15998-Loremakers-Guide-To-The-Galaxy|text=Loremaker's Guide To The Galaxy: Charon System}}</ref>

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