u/lazy_human5040

Looking at the papers of an individual SS-member, I was surprised about some letters concerning a trial. He was accused of dangerous negligence while driving, leading to serious injuries and monetary damage. But this crime seems to have been handled entirely inside the party organization (verdict was by der H-Richter beim Reichsführer SS), or at least subject to SS-leadership's approval. Which is surprising for a traffic incident, even if it's a SS-man on the way to his SS-subdivision job. So how much of law enforcement and administration was different for SS-members (or NSDAP members)? Could they be tried at normal courts, or would special SS-courts prosecute any crimes they committed?

After seeing another post regarding perceiving kindred, I got the idea to have a vampire with a pacemaker or even an artificial heart. The medical records alone give you a great out against a lot of scrutiny. Can't feel pulse? Duh, artificial heart. Whole body scan? Can't, might upset the pump. MRI? Please call my cardiologist (= local Tsimisce's Ghoul) first!

If the artificial heart pumps with any noise, some high auspex kindred might even be thrown off. And while it may be a stretch, if your artificial heart pumps vitae around, that might help breath of life too.

Does this seem like a good idea for kindred? Could a local Tsimisce sell this idea at court?