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	\|Murder\|\|The accused poisoned Nero of Tropaion Citadel in a dispute over the ownership of the ‘Hadrian’s Hall’ bar following the death of its previous owner. They admitted purchasing poison, identified as Virus Lunarae by the Imperial Coroner, from an unidentified person. They poisoned the drink of the victim, who died.\|\|Raenyn Mosscloak pled guilty with clemency by Wulfric Leonard Mourn on the virtue of Ambition.\|\|Found guilty by Chief Magistrate Karkovich, Executed.\|\|The clemency argued that it was the original owner’s wish for his son to inherit the bar; when his brother, the victim, took over, it suppressed the Ambition of the son. This was partially accepted, though the Hero’s Burden was not met and it was insufficient to avoid execution.		\|Murder\|\|The accused poisoned Nero of Tropaion Citadel in a dispute over the ownership of the ‘Hadrian’s Hall’ bar following the death of its previous owner. They admitted purchasing poison, identified as Virus Lunarae by the Imperial Coroner, from an unidentified person. They poisoned the drink of the victim, who died.\|\|Raenyn Mosscloak pled guilty with clemency by Wulfric Leonard Mourn on the virtue of Ambition.\|\|Found guilty by Chief Magistrate Karkovich, Executed.\|\|The clemency argued that it was the original owner’s wish for his son to inherit the bar; when his brother, the victim, took over, it suppressed the Ambition of the son. This was partially accepted, though the Hero’s Burden was not met and it was insufficient to avoid execution.
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	\|Treason\|\|The accused claimed to have contacted Agramant in order to discuss what was happening in Therunin, using a boon of Agramant, with the first accused aiding the second in making contact. They provided the reply sent by Agramant.\|\|Red No Qua’er and Neve Agra, General of the Quiet Step, pled guilty. ~~Gwydion Brackensong~~ pled clemency for Red; Sychar, General of the Granite Pillar pled clemency for Neve. Both were on the virtue of Loyalty.\|\|Found guilty by Magistrate i Zuhri i Erigo. executed.\|\|Both parties pled clemency on the necessity of their actions, and the Loyalty they held towards the people of Therunin. However, they both fell well short of the Hero’s Burden, with no effort having been made to exhaust legal options before resorting to treason.		\|Treason\|\|The accused claimed to have contacted Agramant in order to discuss what was happening in Therunin, using a boon of Agramant, with the first accused aiding the second in making contact. They provided the reply sent by Agramant.\|\|Red No Qua’er and Neve Agra, General of the Quiet Step, pled guilty. Gwyddian Ashborn pled clemency for Red; Sychar, General of the Granite Pillar pled clemency for Neve. Both were on the virtue of Loyalty.\|\|Found guilty by Magistrate i Zuhri i Erigo. executed.\|\|Both parties pled clemency on the necessity of their actions, and the Loyalty they held towards the people of Therunin. However, they both fell well short of the Hero’s Burden, with no effort having been made to exhaust legal options before resorting to treason.
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	\|Murder\|\|The accused killed unarmed Urizeni, who were members of an illegal organisation, on the battlefield.\|\|Nicassia Avicia of Phoenix Reach, Custodian of the Claw, Athenus of the House of the Wanderer, and Ferrus of the Scarlet Guard, all pled guilty with clemency pleas on the virtue of Vigilance by Lochias of the Scarlet Guard, Custodian of the Starlight Drift, and Echo of the House of the Wanderer.\|\|Found guilty by Magistrate i Zuhri i Erigo. No penalty.\|\|The defendants made every effort to return the individuals to Anvil to face proper justice, but were unable to do so. After confirming that the individuals were definitely Disciples of Sulemaine, the accused made a Vigilant decision to ensure that they could not further spread their malign influence. As such, their murders were considered to be virtuously justified.		\|Murder\|\|The accused killed unarmed Urizeni, who were members of an illegal organisation, on the battlefield.\|\|Nicassia Avicia of Phoenix Reach, Custodian of the Claw, Athenus of the House of the Wanderer, and Ferrus of the Scarlet Guard, all pled guilty with clemency pleas on the virtue of Vigilance by Lochias of the Scarlet Guard, Custodian of the Starlight Drift, and Echo of the House of the Wanderer.\|\|Found guilty by Magistrate i Zuhri i Erigo. No penalty.\|\|The defendants made every effort to return the individuals to Anvil to face proper justice, but were unable to do so. After confirming that the individuals were definitely Disciples of Sulemaine, the accused made a Vigilant decision to ensure that they could not further spread their malign influence. As such, their murders were considered to be virtuously justified.

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	\|Subverting the Agencies of the State\|\|The accused self-reported her misuse of an ~~ImperialWayleave~~. It is illegal to hold two titles at once, and the winner of the auction for a Wayleave receives the title “Bearer of the Imperial Wayleave”. Her holding of both titles was illegal and her Senate announcement of the construction of the sinecure Spooners Rest was likewise illegal. The accused claimed ignorance of the law on this matter.\|\|Eldrid Phoenix Flame Vestardottir, Champion of Ambition, pled guilty with clemency by Wulfric Leonard Mourn on the virtue of Ambition.\|\|Found guilty by Chief Magistrate Karkovich, fined ten thrones.\|\|The penalty was somewhat reduced as a result of the clemency plea, although the magistrate was not fully satisfied that the Hero’s Burden was met.		\|Subverting the Agencies of the State\|\|The accused self-reported her misuse of an Imperial wayleave. It is illegal to hold two titles at once, and the winner of the auction for a Wayleave receives the title “Bearer of the Imperial Wayleave”. Her holding of both titles was illegal and her Senate announcement of the construction of the sinecure Spooners Rest was likewise illegal. The accused claimed ignorance of the law on this matter.\|\|Eldrid Phoenix Flame Vestardottir, Champion of Ambition, pled guilty with clemency by Wulfric Leonard Mourn on the virtue of Ambition.\|\|Found guilty by Chief Magistrate Karkovich, fined ten thrones.\|\|The penalty was somewhat reduced as a result of the clemency plea, although the magistrate was not fully satisfied that the Hero’s Burden was met.
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	\|Cannibalism\|\|The accused was a guest at the Taziel family feast during Spring 388 (see previous court report). At this feast, the guests ate the placenta of a Taziel who had just given birth.\|\|Yazmin i Erigo pled guilty, with clemency by Sufyan i Zuhri i Guerra, Hand of Guerra, on the virtue of Pride.\|\|Found guilty by Chief Magistrate Karkovich, fined one throne.\|\|As with the previous trial, the example of Kethry was given in clemency, and the accused was argued to have showed Pride in cultural traditions and Loyalty to their hosts in accepting hospitality.		\|Cannibalism\|\|The accused was a guest at the Taziel family feast during Spring 388 (see previous court report). At this feast, the guests ate the placenta of a Taziel who had just given birth.\|\|Yazmin i Erigo pled guilty, with clemency by Sufyan i Zuhri i Guerra, Hand of Guerra, on the virtue of Pride.\|\|Found guilty by Chief Magistrate Karkovich, fined one throne.\|\|As with the previous trial, the example of Kethry was given in clemency, and the accused was argued to have showed Pride in cultural traditions and Loyalty to their hosts in accepting hospitality.
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	\|Treason\|\|The accused aided the Whisper Gallery by casting banned rituals, to provide them with information, services and contacts within the Empire. She also took upon herself a mark of the Whisper Gallery, akin to those marks borne by devotees of Agramant.\|\|Allegra i Riqueza pled guilty.\|\|Found guilty by Magistrate Forrester, executed.\|\|The accused was subject to an effect which would allow her to die immediately rather than reveal information. <br> Having been sentenced, she induced someone present at the trial to ask her who she, Allegra, loved. Upon being asked this question, Allegra died.		\|Treason\|\|The accused aided the Whisper Gallery by casting banned rituals, to provide them with information, services and contacts within the Empire. She also took upon herself a mark of the Whisper Gallery, akin to those marks borne by devotees of Agramant.\|\|Allegra i Riqueza pled guilty.\|\|Found guilty by Magistrate Forrester, executed.\|\|The accused was subject to an effect which would allow her to die immediately rather than reveal information. <br> Having been sentenced, she induced someone present at the trial to ask her who she, Allegra, loved. Upon being asked this question, Allegra died.
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	\|Treason\|\|The accused were variously aware of Bella Vicente’s actions to assist the Whisper Gallery, and each took upon themself a mark of the Gallery in order to aid Bella’s efforts. All three had been identified by Allegra as witnesses to the rituals to contact the Whisper Gallery. <br> In addition, the first accused was the Custodian of the Vicente School and Orphanage, which commission was secretly modified to contain the fane-like place of power for the Whisper Gallery, and likely the person who ceded it to them; the first accused was also, unlike the other two, unwilling to be anointed in order to overcome the protections the Whisper Gallery had placed against the conspirators sharing information about the conspiracy, and therefore unlike them did not testify freely and openly.\|\|Heliodoro Vicente pled not guilty. Amalia Vicente and Francisco Vicente d’Apulian pled guilty, with clemency by Jules van Holberg on the virtue of Loyalty.\|\|Found guilty by Magistrate Forrester. Heliodoro was executed. Amalia and Francisco were fined twenty thrones each and instructed to bear a Freezing Brand of Irremais for three years.\|\|The clemency plea significantly affected the outcome for Amalia and Francisco, reducing their sentences from death. However, Heliodoro’s significantly greater level of responsibility and refusal to fully cooperate meant that in his case he was not able to avoid execution. <br> The wording of the Freezing Brand is “I betrayed the Empire to the Whisper Gallery.”		\|Treason\|\|The accused were variously aware of Bella Vicente’s actions to assist the Whisper Gallery, and each took upon themself a mark of the Gallery in order to aid Bella’s efforts. All three had been identified by Allegra as witnesses to the rituals to contact the Whisper Gallery. <br> In addition, the first accused was the Custodian of the Vicente School and Orphanage, which commission was secretly modified to contain the fane-like place of power for the Whisper Gallery, and likely the person who ceded it to them; the first accused was also, unlike the other two, unwilling to be anointed in order to overcome the protections the Whisper Gallery had placed against the conspirators sharing information about the conspiracy, and therefore unlike them did not testify freely and openly.\|\|Heliodoro Vicente pled not guilty.<br>Amalia Vicente and Francisco Vicente d’Apulian pled guilty, with clemency by Jules van Holberg on the virtue of Loyalty.\|\|Found guilty by Magistrate Forrester. Heliodoro was executed. Amalia and Francisco were fined twenty thrones each and instructed to bear a Freezing Brand of Irremais for three years.\|\|The clemency plea significantly affected the outcome for Amalia and Francisco, reducing their sentences from death. However, Heliodoro’s significantly greater level of responsibility and refusal to fully cooperate meant that in his case he was not able to avoid execution. <br> The wording of the Freezing Brand is “I betrayed the Empire to the Whisper Gallery.”
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	\|Treason, Perverting the Course of Justice, Contravening an Interdiction\|\|The accused, despite having previously been tried and convicted of treason for contact with the Whisper Gallery, continued her illicit contact with the Gallery after her election as Archmage of Night. She knew about and encouraged the fane to them under Apulian, and despite the powers afforded to her as Archmage sought additional, secret and illegal means of achieving her objective to reconcile the Empire with the Gallery. She did this, apparently beneath the notice of Conclave and all but her closest conspirators, for two years, the latter year of which she spent as Archmage.\|\|Bella Vicente pled guilty to Treason, with clemency on the virtues of Pride and Vigilance by Rafael Barossa d’Apulian, and not guilty to the other charges.\|\|Found not guilty of Perverting the Course of Justice and of Contravening an Interdiction, and guilty of Treason, by Magistrate Forrester. Executed.\|\|Bella was found not guilty of Contravening as she had already been tried and found guilty of the questionable acts, and not guilty of Perverting as the Magistrates did not believe the evidence was close to sufficient. <br> Although her clemency plea was strong, she had not exhausted all her legal options; additionally, she allowed and encouraged others to commit and continue acts of treason because they were useful to her.		\|Treason, Perverting the Course of Justice, Contravening an Interdiction\|\|The accused, despite having previously been tried and convicted of treason for contact with the Whisper Gallery, continued her illicit contact with the Gallery after her election as Archmage of Night. She knew about and encouraged the fane to them under Apulian, and despite the powers afforded to her as Archmage sought additional, secret and illegal means of achieving her objective to reconcile the Empire with the Gallery. She did this, apparently beneath the notice of Conclave and all but her closest conspirators, for two years, the latter year of which she spent as Archmage.\|\|Bella Vicente pled guilty to Treason, with clemency on the virtues of Pride and Vigilance by Rafael Barossa d’Apulian, and not guilty to the other charges.\|\|Found not guilty of Perverting the Course of Justice and of Contravening an Interdiction, and guilty of Treason, by Magistrate Forrester. Executed.\|\|Bella was found not guilty of Contravening as she had already been tried and found guilty of the questionable acts, and not guilty of Perverting as the Magistrates did not believe the evidence was close to sufficient. <br> Although her clemency plea was strong, she had not exhausted all her legal options; additionally, she allowed and encouraged others to commit and continue acts of treason because they were useful to her.

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	\|Treason\|\|The accused aided the Whisper Gallery by casting banned rituals, to provide them with information, services and contacts within the Empire. She also took upon herself a mark of the Whisper Gallery, akin to those marks borne by devotees of Agramant.\|\|Allegra i Riqueza pled guilty.\|\|Found guilty by Magistrate Forrester, executed.\|\|The accused was subject to an effect which would allow her to die immediately rather than reveal information. <br> Having been sentenced, she induced someone present at the trial to ask her who she, Allegra, loved. Upon being asked this question, Allegra died.		\|Treason\|\|The accused aided the Whisper Gallery by casting banned rituals, to provide them with information, services and contacts within the Empire. She also took upon herself a mark of the Whisper Gallery, akin to those marks borne by devotees of Agramant.\|\|Allegra i Riqueza pled guilty.\|\|Found guilty by Magistrate Forrester, executed.\|\|The accused was subject to an effect which would allow her to die immediately rather than reveal information. <br> Having been sentenced, she induced someone present at the trial to ask her who she, Allegra, loved. Upon being asked this question, Allegra died.
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	\|Treason\|\|The accused were variously aware of Bella Vicente’s actions to assist the Whisper Gallery, and each took upon themself a mark of the Gallery in order to aid Bella’s efforts. All three had been identified by Allegra as witnesses to the rituals to contact the Whisper Gallery. <br> In addition, the first accused was the Custodian of the Vicente School and Orphanage, which commission was secretly modified to contain the fane-like place of power for the Whisper Gallery, and likely the person who ceded it to them; the first accused was also, unlike the other two, unwilling to be anointed in order to overcome the protections the Whisper Gallery had placed against the conspirators sharing information about the conspiracy, and therefore unlike them did not testify freely and openly.\|\|Heliodoro Vicente, Amalia Vicente and Francisco Vicente d’Apulian pled guilty, with clemency by Jules van Holberg on the virtue of Loyalty.\|\|Found guilty by Magistrate Forrester. Heliodoro was executed. Amalia and Francisco were fined twenty thrones each and instructed to bear a Freezing Brand of Irremais for three years.\|\|The clemency plea significantly affected the outcome for Amalia and Francisco, reducing their sentences from death. However, Heliodoro’s significantly greater level of responsibility and refusal to fully cooperate meant that in his case he was not able to avoid execution. <br> The wording of the Freezing Brand is “I betrayed the Empire to the Whisper Gallery.”		\|Treason\|\|The accused were variously aware of Bella Vicente’s actions to assist the Whisper Gallery, and each took upon themself a mark of the Gallery in order to aid Bella’s efforts. All three had been identified by Allegra as witnesses to the rituals to contact the Whisper Gallery. <br> In addition, the first accused was the Custodian of the Vicente School and Orphanage, which commission was secretly modified to contain the fane-like place of power for the Whisper Gallery, and likely the person who ceded it to them; the first accused was also, unlike the other two, unwilling to be anointed in order to overcome the protections the Whisper Gallery had placed against the conspirators sharing information about the conspiracy, and therefore unlike them did not testify freely and openly.\|\|Heliodoro Vicente pled not guilty. Amalia Vicente and Francisco Vicente d’Apulian pled guilty, with clemency by Jules van Holberg on the virtue of Loyalty.\|\|Found guilty by Magistrate Forrester. Heliodoro was executed. Amalia and Francisco were fined twenty thrones each and instructed to bear a Freezing Brand of Irremais for three years.\|\|The clemency plea significantly affected the outcome for Amalia and Francisco, reducing their sentences from death. However, Heliodoro’s significantly greater level of responsibility and refusal to fully cooperate meant that in his case he was not able to avoid execution. <br> The wording of the Freezing Brand is “I betrayed the Empire to the Whisper Gallery.”
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	\|Treason, Perverting the Course of Justice, Contravening an Interdiction\|\|The accused, despite having previously been tried and convicted of treason for contact with the Whisper Gallery, continued her illicit contact with the Gallery after her election as Archmage of Night. She knew about and encouraged the fane to them under Apulian, and despite the powers afforded to her as Archmage sought additional, secret and illegal means of achieving her objective to reconcile the Empire with the Gallery. She did this, apparently beneath the notice of Conclave and all but her closest conspirators, for two years, the latter year of which she spent as Archmage.\|\|Bella Vicente pled guilty to Treason, with clemency on the virtues of Pride and Vigilance by Rafael Barossa d’Apulian, and not guilty to the other charges.\|\|Found not guilty of Perverting the Course of Justice and of Contravening an Interdiction, and guilty of Treason, by Magistrate Forrester. Executed.\|\|Bella was found not guilty of Contravening as she had already been tried and found guilty of the questionable acts, and not guilty of Perverting as the Magistrates did not believe the evidence was close to sufficient. <br> Although her clemency plea was strong, she had not exhausted all her legal options; additionally, she allowed and encouraged others to commit and continue acts of treason because they were useful to her.		\|Treason, Perverting the Course of Justice, Contravening an Interdiction\|\|The accused, despite having previously been tried and convicted of treason for contact with the Whisper Gallery, continued her illicit contact with the Gallery after her election as Archmage of Night. She knew about and encouraged the fane to them under Apulian, and despite the powers afforded to her as Archmage sought additional, secret and illegal means of achieving her objective to reconcile the Empire with the Gallery. She did this, apparently beneath the notice of Conclave and all but her closest conspirators, for two years, the latter year of which she spent as Archmage.\|\|Bella Vicente pled guilty to Treason, with clemency on the virtues of Pride and Vigilance by Rafael Barossa d’Apulian, and not guilty to the other charges.\|\|Found not guilty of Perverting the Course of Justice and of Contravening an Interdiction, and guilty of Treason, by Magistrate Forrester. Executed.\|\|Bella was found not guilty of Contravening as she had already been tried and found guilty of the questionable acts, and not guilty of Perverting as the Magistrates did not believe the evidence was close to sufficient. <br> Although her clemency plea was strong, she had not exhausted all her legal options; additionally, she allowed and encouraged others to commit and continue acts of treason because they were useful to her.

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	\|Cannibalism\|\|The accused was a guest at the meal described in the previous case.\|\|Francheska i Zemann i Riqueza pled guilty, with a clemency plea on the virtue of Pride made by Sufyan i Zuhri i Guerra, Hand of Guerra\|\|Found guilty by Chief Magistrate Karkovich, fined six crowns.\|\|The clemency plea was made on the basis of the example of Kethry, with the accused, who was visiting Anvil for the first time, argued to have showed Pride in their cultural traditions, and Loyalty to their hosts in the accepting of their hospitality.<br>This was partially accepted.		\|Cannibalism\|\|The accused was a guest at the meal described in the previous case.\|\|Francheska i Zemann i Riqueza pled guilty, with a clemency plea on the virtue of Pride made by Sufyan i Zuhri i Guerra, Hand of Guerra\|\|Found guilty by Chief Magistrate Karkovich, fined six crowns.\|\|The clemency plea was made on the basis of the example of Kethry, with the accused, who was visiting Anvil for the first time, argued to have showed Pride in their cultural traditions, and Loyalty to their hosts in the accepting of their hospitality.<br>This was partially accepted.
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	\|Treason\|\|The accused willingly took on Agramant’s Mark in Spring 387 following the offer of information useful for protecting the Empire. Following this, they received an anonymous note tipping them off to a meeting between Imperial magicians and Jotun thralls, with the suggestion that the Jotun would be given Imperial magic. The accused and Robin Blackthorne went to this meeting, and killed the Jotun thralls once everyone else had left. For this, they were vindicated by the Vigilance Assembly in Judgement 236 of Summer 387. When arrested, the accused possessed more vials of blood used to place the Mark.\|\|Imperial Huntsmarshal Milos ‘Twig’ Durenovich Brekhunova pled guilty, with a clemency plea by Anatolij Paukov Zorkin on the virtue of Vigilance.\|\|Found guilty by Chief Magistrate Karkovich, executed.\|\|The magistrate accepted that the accused’s motivations lay in defending the Empire; however, at the point the boon was accepted, the nature and magnitude of the aid could not have been known. The magistrate considered that the very severe nature of the treason in consorting with Agramant outweighed the uncertain benefit at the time of the boon’s acceptance.
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	\|Theft\|\|The accused stole a small amount of crafting material while under the influence of a curse, and then passed it off to a Civil Servant.\|\|Cormack Dun, Guard of the Proud Quill Parcel, pled guilty.\|\|Found guilty by Magistrate Forrester, fined one crown.\|\|The accused did not make any sort of serious attempt to keep or run off with the stolen goods, immediately handing them – while still in the presence of the victim – to a third party. As such, the punishment was lenient.		\|Theft\|\|The accused stole a small amount of crafting material while under the influence of a curse, and then passed it off to a Civil Servant.\|\|Cormack Dun, Guard of the Proud Quill Parcel, pled guilty.\|\|Found guilty by Magistrate Forrester, fined one crown.\|\|The accused did not make any sort of serious attempt to keep or run off with the stolen goods, immediately handing them – while still in the presence of the victim – to a third party. As such, the punishment was lenient.

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	\|Theft\|\|The accused stole a small amount of crafting material while under the influence of a curse, and then passed it off to a Civil Servant.\|\|Cormack Dun, Guard of the Proud Quill Parcel, pled guilty.\|\|Found guilty by Magistrate Forrester, fined one crown.\|\|The accused did not make any sort of serious attempt to keep or run off with the stolen goods, immediately handing them – while still in the presence of the victim – to a third party. As such, the punishment was lenient.		\|Theft\|\|The accused stole a small amount of crafting material while under the influence of a curse, and then passed it off to a Civil Servant.\|\|Cormack Dun, Guard of the Proud Quill Parcel, pled guilty.\|\|Found guilty by Magistrate Forrester, fined one crown.\|\|The accused did not make any sort of serious attempt to keep or run off with the stolen goods, immediately handing them – while still in the presence of the victim – to a third party. As such, the punishment was lenient.
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	\|Illegal Placement of an Aura\|\|The accused placed an aura on the Senate without securing the appropriate consents.\|\|~~Tiberius Cascade~~ pled guilty, with a clemency plea.\|\|Found guilty by Magistrate Forrester, no penalty.\|\|The clemency plea was excellent, and the accused was judged to have acted out of timely necessity to remove a significantly more threatening aura.		\|Illegal Placement of an Aura\|\|The accused placed an aura on the Senate without securing the appropriate consents. Tiberius Cascade witnessed this.\|\|Caleb of the Cenotaph, Golden Fleet Salvagemaster, pled guilty, with a clemency plea.\|\|Found guilty by Magistrate Forrester, no penalty.\|\|The clemency plea was excellent, and the accused was judged to have acted out of timely necessity to remove a significantly more threatening aura.
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	\|Murder\|\|The accused killed unarmed Urizeni, who were members of an illegal organisation, on the battlefield.\|\|Nicassia Avicia of Phoenix Reach, Custodian of the Claw, Athenus of the House of the Wanderer, and Ferrus of the Scarlet Guard, all pled guilty with clemency pleas on the virtue of Vigilance by Lochias of the Scarlet Guard, Custodian of the Starlight Drift, and Echo of the House of the Wanderer.\|\|Found guilty by Magistrate i Zuhri i Erigo. No penalty.\|\|The defendants made every effort to return the individuals to Anvil to face proper justice, but were unable to do so. After confirming that the individuals were definitely Disciples of Sulemaine, the accused made a Vigilant decision to ensure that they could not further spread their malign influence. As such, their murders were considered to be virtuously justified.		\|Murder\|\|The accused killed unarmed Urizeni, who were members of an illegal organisation, on the battlefield.\|\|Nicassia Avicia of Phoenix Reach, Custodian of the Claw, Athenus of the House of the Wanderer, and Ferrus of the Scarlet Guard, all pled guilty with clemency pleas on the virtue of Vigilance by Lochias of the Scarlet Guard, Custodian of the Starlight Drift, and Echo of the House of the Wanderer.\|\|Found guilty by Magistrate i Zuhri i Erigo. No penalty.\|\|The defendants made every effort to return the individuals to Anvil to face proper justice, but were unable to do so. After confirming that the individuals were definitely Disciples of Sulemaine, the accused made a Vigilant decision to ensure that they could not further spread their malign influence. As such, their murders were considered to be virtuously justified.

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 This page has the court reports for Anvil in recent years. These are updated with new court reports as time goes on. The most recent court report will also be available to read, pinned up in the Militia tent near the Hub.
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	Immediately following the execution, a spontaneous Consecration aligned with the accused’s professed beliefs arose on the tent where the trial and execution took place.		Immediately following the execution, a spontaneous Consecration aligned with the accused’s professed beliefs arose on the tent where the trial and execution took place.
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	\|Trade of Narcotics to the Iron Confederacy\|\|The accused sold two doses of the drug known as Tombstone to a visiting Suranni.\|\|~~Pacheco~~ i ~~Shartha i Guerra, known as "Patches",~~ pled guilty.\|\|Found guilty by Magistrate Tiller. Fined five crowns.\|\|		\|Trade of Narcotics to the Iron Confederacy\|\|The accused sold two doses of the drug known as Tombstone to a visiting Suranni.\|\|Patches i Riqueza pled guilty.\|\|Found guilty by Magistrate Tiller. Fined five crowns.\|\|
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	\|Treason\|\|The accused confessed to casting both Merciless Wrath of the Reaver and Blood and Salt empowered with Siakha’s boon during the Spring Equinox 386.\|\|Earl Edmund Reaver pled guilty, with a Loyalty clemency made by Emyr Redwood.\|\|Found guilty by Magistrate Forrester, executed.\|\|The minor benefits of the rituals against the Empire’s enemies, and the multiple breaches, outweighed the confession and the clemency plea.		\|Treason\|\|The accused confessed to casting both Merciless Wrath of the Reaver and Blood and Salt empowered with Siakha’s boon during the Spring Equinox 386.\|\|Earl Edmund Reaver pled guilty, with a Loyalty clemency made by Emyr Redwood.\|\|Found guilty by Magistrate Forrester, executed.\|\|The minor benefits of the rituals against the Empire’s enemies, and the multiple breaches, outweighed the confession and the clemency plea.
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	\|Treason\|\|The accused willingly took on Agramant’s Mark in Spring 387 following the offer of information useful for protecting the Empire. Following this, they received an anonymous note tipping them off to a meeting between Imperial magicians and Jotun thralls, with the suggestion that the Jotun would be given Imperial magic. The accused and Robin Blackthorne went to this meeting, and killed the Jotun thralls once everyone else had left. For this, they were vindicated by the Vigilance Assembly in Judgement 236 of Summer 387. When arrested, the accused possessed more vials of blood used to place the Mark.\|\|Imperial Huntsmarshal Milos ‘Twig’ Durenovich Brekhunova pled guilty, with a clemency plea by ~~Anatoly~~ Paukov Zorkin on the virtue of Vigilance.\|\|Found guilty by Chief Magistrate Karkovich, executed.\|\|The magistrate accepted that the accused’s motivations lay in defending the Empire; however, at the point the boon was accepted, the nature and magnitude of the aid could not have been known. The magistrate considered that the very severe nature of the treason in consorting with Agramant outweighed the uncertain benefit at the time of the boon’s acceptance.		\|Treason\|\|The accused willingly took on Agramant’s Mark in Spring 387 following the offer of information useful for protecting the Empire. Following this, they received an anonymous note tipping them off to a meeting between Imperial magicians and Jotun thralls, with the suggestion that the Jotun would be given Imperial magic. The accused and Robin Blackthorne went to this meeting, and killed the Jotun thralls once everyone else had left. For this, they were vindicated by the Vigilance Assembly in Judgement 236 of Summer 387. When arrested, the accused possessed more vials of blood used to place the Mark.\|\|Imperial Huntsmarshal Milos ‘Twig’ Durenovich Brekhunova pled guilty, with a clemency plea by Anatolij Paukov Zorkin on the virtue of Vigilance.\|\|Found guilty by Chief Magistrate Karkovich, executed.\|\|The magistrate accepted that the accused’s motivations lay in defending the Empire; however, at the point the boon was accepted, the nature and magnitude of the aid could not have been known. The magistrate considered that the very severe nature of the treason in consorting with Agramant outweighed the uncertain benefit at the time of the boon’s acceptance.
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	\|Murder\|\|The accused killed Richard of Upwold after they both drew weapons and struck each other during a disagreement over a shared boundary to a barley field. The accused won the fight and then crushed his victim’s skull as he lay defenceless.\|\|Henry of Upwold pled guilty with a Prosperity clemency by Savi Avvocato.\|\|Found guilty by Chief Magistrate Karkovich, executed.\|\|The clemency priest noted that the accused could have achieved their goals in a better way. The magistrate agreed, and determined that the plea did not meet the test of necessity.		\|Murder\|\|The accused killed Richard of Upwold after they both drew weapons and struck each other during a disagreement over a shared boundary to a barley field. The accused won the fight and then crushed his victim’s skull as he lay defenceless.\|\|Henry of Upwold pled guilty with a Prosperity clemency by Savi Avvocato.\|\|Found guilty by Chief Magistrate Karkovich, executed.\|\|The clemency priest noted that the accused could have achieved their goals in a better way. The magistrate agreed, and determined that the plea did not meet the test of necessity.