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<p>1 revision imported</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{crim}}<br /> {{crimp}}<br /> No brief on record.<br /> {{crimd}}<br /> No brief on record.<br /> {{crimj}}<br /> Rex v. Chanur<br /> Crim 183-1d<br /> <br /> FACTS: One newbie, Silkspider, in good faith requested directions<br /> from the character Chanur to the Fighters' Guild. Chanur proceeded<br /> to give directions, but directed Silkspider not to the Fighters' Guild<br /> but to Cindrax. It is alleged that Chanur did so with malicious<br /> intent to bring about serious bodily harm and or death. The prayer<br /> is for a fitting punishment for such behavior. So granted.<br /> <br /> DECISION: Potential harm indeed awaits us all in our travels, but<br /> we avoid, we hope, putting ourselves directly in harm's way. When a<br /> new individual enters the realm it is only with the help of more<br /> experienced citizens that he may navigate and learn his way. Such <br /> was the case with Silkspider. Citizens of the realm are encouraged<br /> to show hospitality to new citizens by giving directions and answering<br /> questions, for it is in the interests of the public and the realm for<br /> such to happen. Conversely it is as well against the interests of the<br /> realm and the public for experienced players to give directions<br /> designed to bring harm and death upon one making such a request. It<br /> is therefore the rule of this realm that any player who with the intent<br /> to bring about the death or grievous harm of another citizen gives <br /> directions resulting in such harm or death has violated the laws and<br /> shall be punished. Upon the strong evidence here, Chanur is guilty<br /> of such a violation.<br /> <br /> SENTENCE: Chanur is hereby sentenced to (1) year of VIGILANTE JUSTICE<br /> which may be visited upon her by any citizen of the realm. In <br /> accordance with the normal rules governing Vigilante Justice, Chanur's<br /> privileges of lawful pursuit and retaliation in the face of a violent<br /> attack are hereby suspended until the termination of the sentence.<br /> Such sentence will last until the 19th of Deep Chill in the year 184. See<br /> APPENDIX A below for an explanation of vigilante justice.<br /> <br /> So ordered this 19th Day of Deep Chill 183 in the Kingdom of Sable.<br /> Judge.<br /> <br /> <br /> APPENDIX A: Vigilante Justice is a sentence applied to serious <br /> offenders of the common law of the realm. As contemplated, a player<br /> under a sentence of Vigilante Justice may be attacked, killed, maimed,<br /> or otherwise harmed at will by any citizen of the realm without<br /> incurring penalty of law. The usual protections afforded citizens<br /> to defend themselves do not apply to citizens sentenced to vigilante<br /> justice. They may not lawfully pursue and retaliate against those<br /> attack, maim, harm or kill the sentenced individual.</div>

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