Where is the judgement for The Crown v. Karoly?

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Where is the judgement for The Crown v. Karoly?

 

It has been rendered the solemn duty of the Supreme Court of the Holy Orenian Empire to render a judgement for The Crown v. Karoly.

 

Did the framers of the edicts that established the then-nascent judicial system expect for judgments to be ruled without any publication or documentation of them? Unlike the other cases of such a court system that have a written catalog of events and proceedings to enable further judicial action and study at countless imperial places of education, it appears that the supreme court does not care of any original intention of the judicial system: the judgement delivered but only to those in the room at-time, the jurisprudence and case-law of such a decision being limited temporally and physically, such judgement muted outside the walls of the court-house.

 

Judgement of the highest court of the land, then, should not be a folly rarefied by time and place. It is a thing of importance and should be published for viewing, study and preservation by more parties than the paltry few in the strangers’ galleries of the court.

 

From the legal personhood of farm-animals and the hidden trials of the Supreme Court, historians will acknowledge that we live in interesting times of law.
 

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John sighs, shaking his head, hoping this malcontent learns to have fun. “Will this little boy ever learn, my sons, that it is not so hard to have fun when you are not complaining and pitying yourself?”