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In [[2364]], a [[species]] of [[parasitic being]]s infiltrated [[Starfleet Command]]. [[Admiral]] [[Gregory Quinn]] was the first to suspect a conspiracy was going on at the highest levels of Starfleet. The [[alien]] plot was foiled by the efforts of the crew of the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} and Admiral [[Norah Satie]], among others. ({{TNG|Coming of Age|Conspiracy|The Drumhead}}) |
In [[2364]], a [[species]] of [[parasitic being]]s infiltrated [[Starfleet Command]]. [[Admiral]] [[Gregory Quinn]] was the first to suspect a conspiracy was going on at the highest levels of Starfleet. The [[alien]] plot was foiled by the efforts of the crew of the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} and Admiral [[Norah Satie]], among others. ({{TNG|Coming of Age|Conspiracy|The Drumhead}}) |
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| − | In [[2367]], suspected sabotage of a [[dilithium chamber hatch]] led to suspicion of a conspiracy onboard the ''Enterprise''-D. Though it was ultimately determined to be an accident, [[Admiral]] |
+ | In [[2367]], suspected sabotage of a [[dilithium chamber hatch]] led to suspicion of a conspiracy onboard the ''Enterprise''-D. Though it was ultimately determined to be an accident, [[Admiral]] Norah Satie began a wide-ranging inquiry into the potential conspiracy aboard the vessel, one Captain [[Jean-Luc Picard]] likened to a [[drumhead trial]]. The inquiry was brought to an abrupt halt when Satie went into a rage after Picard used [[Aaron Satie|own father]]'s words against her and [[Vice admiral|Vice Admiral]] [[Thomas Henry]], disgusted, walked out of the proceedings. ({{TNG|The Drumhead}}) |
In [[2368]], [[Cadet]] [[Nicholas Locarno]] convinced fellow [[Nova Squadron]] members [[Sito Jaxa]], [[Jean Hajar]], and [[Wesley Crusher]] to participate in a (ultimately unsuccessful) cover-up of their attempt at the [[Kolvoord Starburst]] (which had resulted in the [[death]] of fellow member [[Joshua Albert]]) by pretending they had been executing a [[Yeager loop]] instead. ({{TNG|The First Duty|Lower Decks}}) |
In [[2368]], [[Cadet]] [[Nicholas Locarno]] convinced fellow [[Nova Squadron]] members [[Sito Jaxa]], [[Jean Hajar]], and [[Wesley Crusher]] to participate in a (ultimately unsuccessful) cover-up of their attempt at the [[Kolvoord Starburst]] (which had resulted in the [[death]] of fellow member [[Joshua Albert]]) by pretending they had been executing a [[Yeager loop]] instead. ({{TNG|The First Duty|Lower Decks}}) |
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Revision as of 03:07, 30 December 2019
(covers information from several alternate timelines)
The crime of conspiracy was the act of collaborating with other persons to advance another criminal activity or other plot concealed from the general public.
The captain of the Takret Militia threatened Captain Jonathan Archer that he'd be charged with criminal conspiracy when the Takret brought Enterprise NX-01 to their homeworld. (ENT: "The Catwalk")
In 2267, paranoid Starfleet officer Benjamin Finney, shortly after unsuccessfully trying to frame James T. Kirk, accused both Kirk and Starfleet in general of having conspired against him to prevent him being given command of the USS Enterprise. (TOS: "Court Martial")
Later that year, Trelane accused James T. Kirk of conspiracy after Kirk began to resist Trelane's imprisonment of him. (TOS: "The Squire of Gothos")
In 2286, the crew of the USS Enterprise, led by Kirk, was charged with conspiracy after they retrieved Captain Spock from the Genesis Planet. The conspiracy, as charged, had led to acts of assault, sabotage, theft, and destruction of Federation property. All of the charges except for one were summarily dismissed by the President of the Federation. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home)
In 2364, a species of parasitic beings infiltrated Starfleet Command. Admiral Gregory Quinn was the first to suspect a conspiracy was going on at the highest levels of Starfleet. The alien plot was foiled by the efforts of the crew of the USS Enterprise-D and Admiral Norah Satie, among others. (TNG: "Coming of Age", "Conspiracy", "The Drumhead")
In 2367, suspected sabotage of a dilithium chamber hatch led to suspicion of a conspiracy onboard the Enterprise-D. Though it was ultimately determined to be an accident, Admiral Norah Satie began a wide-ranging inquiry into the potential conspiracy aboard the vessel, one Captain Jean-Luc Picard likened to a drumhead trial. The inquiry was brought to an abrupt halt when Satie went into a rage after Picard used own father's words against her and Vice Admiral Thomas Henry, disgusted, walked out of the proceedings. (TNG: "The Drumhead")
In 2368, Cadet Nicholas Locarno convinced fellow Nova Squadron members Sito Jaxa, Jean Hajar, and Wesley Crusher to participate in a (ultimately unsuccessful) cover-up of their attempt at the Kolvoord Starburst (which had resulted in the death of fellow member Joshua Albert) by pretending they had been executing a Yeager loop instead. (TNG: "The First Duty", "Lower Decks")
In 2369, the senior staff of Deep Space 9 talked about a way to arrest the Bajoran Kohn-Ma terrorist Tahna Los. Doctor Julian Bashir proposed that they could charge him with conspiracy, and Constable Odo mentioned that conspiracy was a crime. (DS9: "Past Prologue")
The same year, Commander Benjamin Sisko was able to prevent an assassination attempt on Vedek Bareil Antos. When he talked with Major Kira Nerys after this incident and the assassin Neela was interrogated, both Sisko and Kira believed they couldn't prove any connection to Vedek Winn Adami, and Neela was the only one who was accused of conspiracy. (DS9: "In the Hands of the Prophets")
When Seska stole mushrooms from Neelix's galley to prepare mushroom soup for Chakotay, the first officer learned about this criminal act while enjoying the soup. He thanked Seska for including him in this criminal conspiracy and reported it. (VOY: "State of Flux")
In 2374, Captain Benjamin Sisko successfully conspired with Elim Garak to bring the Romulan Star Empire into the Dominion War. (DS9: "In the Pale Moonlight")
In 2377, Kadan conspired with the Quarren Ministry of Health and officials from Quarren Criminal Investigations to abduct aliens to relieve a massive labor shortage. This also included altering their memories so the victims would not realize their situation, and would actually be happy to be working on Quarra. USS Voyager personnel were victims of this conspiracy, as were numerous others. After being discovered, the Quarren ambassador promised that all the victims would be freed. (VOY: "Workforce", "Workforce, Part II")
In an alternate 2390, Captain Geordi La Forge told the renegade Chakotay that charges of conspiracy to violate the Temporal Prime Directive would be dropped if he, Harry Kim, and Tessa Omond surrendered themselves and a Borg temporal transmitter in their possession. Tessa pointed out that such an offer had little meaning to them, as, if their plan to prevent the USS Voyager from crashing in the Takara sector was successful, the timeline would be changed and the charges would not exist. (VOY: "Timeless")
Khitomer
- Main article: Khitomer conspiracy
The Khitomer conspiracy was a plot in 2293 to sabotage peace talks between the Federation and the Klingon Empire by assassinating Chancellor Gorkon as well as the Federation President, and framing the opposite side for the murders.
Alternate reality
- Main article: Militarization conspiracy
From 2258 of the alternate reality, Section 31, led by Admiral Alexander Marcus, conspired to militarize Starfleet for war against the Klingon Empire. Marcus recruited the war criminal Khan Noonien Singh, under the name of John Harrison, to design ships and weapons. Khan planned to smuggle out his fellow Augments in a series of advanced long-range torpedoes. However, he fled by the following year, when his plan was exposed, leading him to commit vengeful attacks on the Kelvin Memorial Archive and Starfleet Headquarters.
Marcus attempted to cover up the conspiracy by ordering James T. Kirk to execute "Harrison" with the photon torpedoes he had attempted to smuggle his crew in. However, Kirk learned the truth when he chose to arrest Khan instead of bombing him from orbit. Marcus came in the USS Vengeance, and, when it became clear Kirk wanted to bring Khan to trial and expose the conspiracy, he attempted to destroy the USS Enterprise, but was prevented from doing so. (Star Trek Into Darkness)