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Trial of Darko Tideborne [Normal]
- Thread starter blargtheawesome
- Start date
Squidziod
LegendMystic
The trial should only be on crimes against Port Silver, not some foreign empire. They have to deal with their own criminals. Only crimes associated with the trade, people, and law of Port Silver should be tried. On top of that, they had to be committed on Port Silver grounds, or else it's not the Chevaliers jurisdiction. Or at least that's how I understand it...
So we let Darko count the crimes that fit into those requirements, and that's what he'll have to deal with at the trial. If they are presented. So potentially yes. Yes, wiggling out of crimes.
So we let Darko count the crimes that fit into those requirements, and that's what he'll have to deal with at the trial. If they are presented. So potentially yes. Yes, wiggling out of crimes.
Yoda
Lord of Altera
We'd have to ask the Chevaliers for that, because I am aware that gods probably don't care where you are when you commit a crime against them, they want you punished all the same. Blarghrghurghergh?
bettemus99
Roleplay keeper
... HHMMMMmmmnnnn.... This 'ought to be interesting and full of shenanigans.
BarbarianGaming
Lord of Altera
If the Chevaliers punish him for crimes commited outside of Port Silver then they are basically claiming they have jurisdiction wherever said crime was commited.
Yoda
Lord of Altera
They may argue it is the divines that have this jurisdiction, not themselves; they are carrying out their orders.
BarbarianGaming
Lord of Altera
Who said that the gods agree with their organization?
Yoda
Lord of Altera
It's a religion-based group.
K9_Diarmuid
Crafter
Yoda
Lord of Altera
In that case, I'll rephrase.
The Greyling steps forwards with an extensive list of crimes, witnesses listed, that have occurred within Port Silver:
Attempted murder 1, against the Greyling. A crossbow was wound up then shot. Witnesses: Scardrac, others who I forget.
Attempted murder 2, against the Greyling. A sword was drawn, and brandished threateningly, stopped by Scardrac. Witnesses: Scardrac, others who I forget.
Disrupting public order. Shouting at the Greyling, threatening and brandishing weapons, without the intent to kill. Witnesses: Scardrac, others who I forget.
Attempted murder 1, against the Greyling. A crossbow was wound up then shot. Witnesses: Scardrac, others who I forget.
Attempted murder 2, against the Greyling. A sword was drawn, and brandished threateningly, stopped by Scardrac. Witnesses: Scardrac, others who I forget.
Disrupting public order. Shouting at the Greyling, threatening and brandishing weapons, without the intent to kill. Witnesses: Scardrac, others who I forget.
Goldengem25
The Kingdom Crusher
O god, the Greylings have rights? .-.
BarbarianGaming
Lord of Altera
No they dont since they are basically only one person.
