Krawn z. Galbraith; Ruling, 415 E.S.

[Phersades 1710]

AULIC COURT OF THE KINGDOM OF HANSETI-RUSKA

 

Krawn z. Galbraith

 

10th of  Msitza ag Dargund, 415 E.S.

 

Jovenaars

Lord Nikolai Mikhail Kortrevich

 

Prosecution

Lord Palatine, Lord Eirik Baruch

 

Defense

Major Robert Galbraith

 

Testimonies

Lord Marshal, Lord Johann Barclay
Lord Palatine, Lord Eirik Baruch
Major Robert Galbraith
Nikolai Othaman

 

THE FOLLOWING CHARGES WERE BROUGHT AGAINST THE DEFENDANT;

 

V.

Let he who attempts or conspires to commit a crime be guilty of Attempt, to be punished as if they had committed the crime itself.

 

VIII.

Let he who harms another outside of battle be guilty of Assault.

 

 XII.

Let he who intrudes on the land of another, be it fief or building, be guilty of Trespass

 

XV.

Let he who conspires to bring harm against the Crown, Royal House, or the Kongzem be guilty of Treason.

 

XXVIII.

Let he who belongs to a foreign military or organization enacting law or will on Haeseni land be guilty of Invasion. 

 

 

THE FOLLOWING CLAIMS WERE BROUGHT BY THE DEFENDANT;

The defendant, Robert Galbraith, admits guilt to all crimes proposed. 

 

THE FOLLOWING IS THE RATIONALE FOR THE DECISION FROM THE PRESIDING JOVENAAR;

Nikolai Mikhail Kortrevich delivered the opinion of the court:

The defendant is found guilty for all charges claimed due to the defendant’s own admission of guilt. 

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Nikolai Mikhail Kortrevich was unable to deliver his opinion on the topic of punishment as the defendant had committed suicide during the ruiling.

 

 

It is so ordered.

 

[tcs_tonsils_ 3666]

Iulius Vernhart scanned the missive containing the result of the trial. He folded the sheet of paper and placed it onto the shelve before picking up a plain sheet of paper to write a congratulations letter to Lord Nikolai on his first complete trial.

[Borin 7646]

"Poor soul. Old fool... GOD was watching over me, clearly!" bishop viktor smiles a very happy, holy, bald smile

[Capt_Chief26 1207]

Ser Reinhardt Barclay sighed “shame the man killed himself before submitting to the rule of justice”