[Ruling] Citizens vs. Citizen Safety Act 1572

[Draeris 3124]

 

A Ruling of Civility

The Conclusion of the first civilian hearing by the Supreme Court of Oren

 

 

High Magistrate Marcus Marchand with his judicial aides Sergei & Raymond,

discussing the ruling of the Citizens vs. Citizen Safety Act case.

 

After consistent civil unrest since the implementation of the Citizen Safety Act, the 1st Supreme Court of Oren wished to prove its humane and civil operations; allowing the common civilian to present his or her case to court about potential abuse by the Johannesburg Crown Police or damage done by the Citizen Safety Act.

 

What was found by the court were rather subjective testimonies and merely a single account of breach in protocol; where a guard would’ve charged an elvenkin for the absence of citizenship papers; whereas elves are no citizens to Johannesburg, nor Human. The accounts against the Johannesburg Crown Police were a sign that the enforcers of our law lacked a certain civility while executing their lawful procedures. However, such uncivil conduct from a lawful perspective is legal by the legislative act of Operation S.A.L.V.U.S; allowing enforcers of law to disregard civil conduct and lawfulness in emergencies and threatening situations.

 

After the conclusion of Arthur Amador’s defense, in favour of the Johannesburg Crown Police, the court discussed the verdict in private quarters. Whereas the High Magistrate Marcus Marchand found quick agreement with the Chief Justice of Haense Sergei Kovachev, the judicial aide Raymond Raux disagreed on the bases of civil principle. With a majority ruling of two against one, and no allowance of appeal by the High Magistrate, the following verdict went through;

 

 

• The Johannesburg Crown Police is considered innocent and lawful against the accusations during the civil testimonies.

 

• Considering the humane interests of the Imperial Bureau of Justice, a civil guidelines handbook shall be drafted and negotiated with Ser Ulric von Aesterwald; to ease the disorder in the city of Johannesburg.

 

• The Johannesburg Crown Police are allowed to execute physical intimidation by pointing all sorts of weaponry against citizens during any riots or collective attempts to cause disorder. But may not turn intimidation into actual execution.

[Wendigo 786]

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