Lyrenzia Foundation: Judicial trial / Gerichtsverfahren #47

Carahawen · Post by **Carahawen** » Mon Dec 15, 2003 3:05 pm

((dear Mr. unknown: there definitely was nothig unusual, nor was the gold lieing on the ground for more than some seconds. That is enought to assume it was stolen. You cannot explain every thievery with a vanishing of the object. Where would be the RP in this point? ("oh, the ground has eaten my goldnuggets? what a hungry ground"... I think you know what I mean. )))

Asteronor · Post by **Asteronor** » Mon Dec 15, 2003 4:49 pm

I really can't be bothered with all this, there was no point me bothering to make a statement If Im just going to be verbally abused for It.

Carahawen, you are a Lier, you have no proof I stoll from you, and I think I bloody know If a Arrow has been shot at me.

Innocent untill Proven Guilty, Proove I stealed the gold, which I didn't!

Carahawen · Post by **Carahawen** » Mon Dec 15, 2003 5:19 pm

You repeat yourself, Asteron.

And I just stated that it couldn't have been me who shot, nor did I see anyone to do so.
Who knows who else could have a reason to shoot on you.
So, if I was a lier, why do so many people proof me right? How about I say: proof that you haven't stolen. But hey, we had this already.
So, read closely please. Repetition is just useless.

~Carahawen~

Zarah · Post by **Zarah** » Mon Dec 15, 2003 5:35 pm

Asteroner, I don't know if you already noticed the fact that stealing from Carahawen is just one point in your long list of crimes. Attacking others is a crime too. And for you may don't know: Attacks are punished much harder than a steal.

There are several wittnesses for your crimes. We don't need to proove this any further. The whole town has seen your actions. Your word is against the whole town. How will you defend yourself from that?

You think it's easy liing infront of the court? How do you explain the court that 9 people gave evidence against you? One of them is a town guard with a very high reputaion among all citizens.

Dear court,

I really hope that there will be justice and that this villain comes into prison.

Thanks for your attention,

Zarah Auverne

Rynt · Post by **Rynt** » Mon Dec 15, 2003 7:07 pm

Justice? With Lyrenzia? I doubt that.

~Rynt~

Brendan Mason · Post by **Brendan Mason** » Mon Dec 15, 2003 7:12 pm

Sorry for making you all wait.

I am here to testify against Asteronor, an elf whom repeatedly casts in town at persons. He is a vile and repugnant creature, and most certainly a criminal.

I now testify for Carahawen, a Lady in all respects, whom has never once lied on any matter concerning money or trade.

Lyrenzia, find the fiend Asteronor guilty.

Lyrenzia Foundation · Post by **Lyrenzia Foundation** » Wed Dec 17, 2003 6:50 pm

We made our judgement:

Asteron is guilty

10h of prison as highest punishment