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King's Brief: Crim198-2p
========================================= Docket Number: Crim198-2 - Rex v. Judas ========================================= Brief for the King, submitted by Pazon =========================================
The King's Brief for the prosecution of Judas for the crime of Slander of Alexander, Submitted by Pazon.
Nearly over the whole days of the 12th and 13th of Sojurn, 198, A young thief named Judas found it fit to slander the person of Alexander over the threshold channel. He never offered any evidence for his claims, but instead offered his paltry condition as proof, sickening everyone in the realm by his whiny and self-deprecating demeanor.
The prosecution has rare evidence for this case. In fact, the Creator himself scanned the mind of Judas and told everyone in Sable that what he said was libelous, and without proof.
The prosecution cannot possibly produce anything to augment this profound evidence. The prosecution rests.
Praise Bilanx, may justice be done.
Respectfully Submitted,
Cpl. Pazon, Justicar of Bilanx
Defense Brief: Crim198-2d
No brief on record.
Judgment: Crim198-2j
No judgment on record.
