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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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	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.\|\|
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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.

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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.
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	\|Assault\|\|The accused cut down ~~Loken~~ of the Sentinel’s Tower during a fight he provoked by insulting his attacker. His attacker approached, armed, making threatening gestures and comments, and he defended himself.\|\|Lord Tobias de Gauvain pled not guilty by way of self-defence.\|\|Found not guilty by Magistrate i Zuhri i Erigo.\|\|The next three cases contain additional context.		\|Assault\|\|The accused cut down Loaken of the Sentinel’s Tower during a fight he provoked by insulting his attacker. His attacker approached, armed, making threatening gestures and comments, and he defended himself.\|\|Lord Tobias de Gauvain pled not guilty by way of self-defence.\|\|Found not guilty by Magistrate i Zuhri i Erigo.\|\|The next three cases contain additional context.
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	\|Mayhem\|\|The accused cut off the ear of Lord Tobias de Gauvain subsequent to the above fight.\|\|~~Loken~~ of the Sentinel’s Tower pled guilty.\|\|Found guilty by Magistrate i Zuhri i Erigo. Fined two thrones.\|\|		\|Mayhem\|\|The accused cut off the ear of Lord Tobias de Gauvain subsequent to the above fight.\|\|Loaken of the Sentinel’s Tower pled guilty.\|\|Found guilty by Magistrate i Zuhri i Erigo. Fined two thrones.\|\|
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	\|Theft\|\|The accused stole the severed ear of Lord Tobias de Gauvain after a fight, and sold it to ~~Alandria~~ of the Sentinel’s Tower.\|\|Angelique Laval of House de Gauvain pled guilty, with clemency given by Tren Meals of House de Gauvain.\|\|Found guilty by Magistrate i Zuhri i Erigo. Fined one and a half thrones.\|\|		\|Theft\|\|The accused stole the severed ear of Lord Tobias de Gauvain after a fight, and sold it to Arlandria of the Sentinel’s Tower.\|\|Angelique Laval of House de Gauvain pled guilty, with clemency given by Tren Meals of House de Gauvain.\|\|Found guilty by Magistrate i Zuhri i Erigo. Fined one and a half thrones.\|\|
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	\|Handling Stolen Goods\|\|The accused bought the severed ear of Lord Tobias de Gauvain after a fight, knowing it not to be the rightful property of the seller, Angelique Laval.\|\|~~Alandria~~ of the Sentinel’s Tower pled not guilty.\|\|Found guilty by Magistrate i Zuhri i Erigo. Fined two thrones.\|\|		\|Handling Stolen Goods\|\|The accused bought the severed ear of Lord Tobias de Gauvain after a fight, knowing it not to be the rightful property of the seller, Angelique Laval.\|\|Arlandria of the Sentinel’s Tower pled not guilty.\|\|Found guilty by Magistrate i Zuhri i Erigo. Fined two thrones.\|\|
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	\|Heresy\|\|The accused was condemned by Maarit Suvidottir for teaching orcs that they did not need Virtue, and in so doing denying the Doctrine of Enlightenment and the Doctrine of the Ancestors.\|\|Bloodcrow Knott pled guilty.\|\|Found guilty by Chief Magistrate i Zuhri i Guerra. Executed.\|\|The accused gave a moving and compelling speech about the necessity of his actions, his lack of remorse, and was clear throughout the trial of his intent to continue his actions regardless of the consequence.		\|Heresy\|\|The accused was condemned by Maarit Suvidottir for teaching orcs that they did not need Virtue, and in so doing denying the Doctrine of Enlightenment and the Doctrine of the Ancestors.\|\|Bloodcrow Knott pled guilty.\|\|Found guilty by Chief Magistrate i Zuhri i Guerra. Executed.\|\|The accused gave a moving and compelling speech about the necessity of his actions, his lack of remorse, and was clear throughout the trial of his intent to continue his actions regardless of the consequence.

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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 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.
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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 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.
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	\| Treason \|\| The accused approached the proxy for the Grandmaster of the Unfettered Mind and requested a casting of the Spring ritual Merciless Wrath of the Reaver, with the Boon of Siakha. This was an offer made by the Maelstrom to grant additional effects to the ritual; however, the Empress of Sharks was under enmity and so the taking-up of such a boon would be treasonous. The accused returned the following day to make the request again, at which time the proxy Grandmaster was accompanied by two militia officers posing as coven members. Once the accused had paid over the mana crystals and tempest jade required for the ritual, he was arrested. He pled guilty, and under questioning at trial established that he had made no effort whatsoever to seek a legal route to perform the ritual; it was also established that he made no effort to seek alternate paths to Prosperity for himself or his military unit. He had clear advance warning from the Civil Service about the illegal nature of the ritual. Between this and his returning on the second day for the ritual, he had clear intent. As a result, he was sentenced to execution. \|\| Whisper pleaded guilty .\|\| Guilty. <br>Death by execution. \|\| A clemency plea was made by Rhisiart Dancewalker on grounds of Prosperity.		\| Treason \|\| The accused approached the proxy for the Grandmaster of the Unfettered Mind and requested a casting of the Spring ritual Merciless Wrath of the Reaver, with the Boon of Siakha. This was an offer made by the Maelstrom to grant additional effects to the ritual; however, the Empress of Sharks was under enmity and so the taking-up of such a boon would be treasonous. The accused returned the following day to make the request again, at which time the proxy Grandmaster was accompanied by two militia officers posing as coven members. Once the accused had paid over the mana crystals and tempest jade required for the ritual, he was arrested. He pled guilty, and under questioning at trial established that he had made no effort whatsoever to seek a legal route to perform the ritual; it was also established that he made no effort to seek alternate paths to Prosperity for himself or his military unit. He had clear advance warning from the Civil Service about the illegal nature of the ritual. Between this and his returning on the second day for the ritual, he had clear intent. As a result, he was sentenced to execution. \|\| Whisper pleaded guilty .\|\| Guilty. <br>Death by execution. \|\| A clemency plea was made by Rhisiart Dancewalker on grounds of Prosperity.
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	\| Murder \|\| The accused were all involved in planning and organising a series of murders of Grendel rivals and subordinates of (then) Salt Lord ~~Kalliact~~ which took place in Spiral in Autumn and Winter 384YE. The purpose of these murders was to clear the way for ~~Kalliact~~ to make a treaty with the Senate for Spiral to rejoin the Empire. ~~Kalliact~~ was the originator of the plan, Lachlan presented the plan to the Imperial conspirators. The imperials all helped to plan or coordinate the two missions, with Andronikos also being present on the missions.<br> At trial the accused all argued that their actions, while illegal, were strongly in the Imperial interest and that it had resulted in the return of Spiral to the Empire. As a matter of law magistrates are required to take into account the Imperial interest as a factor in sentencing and accepted that the Imperial interest had been served in this case. It is to be noted that the leadership of the missions themselves, by Hector of Tropaion Citadel, were subject to significantly more judicial criticism due to the way in which they were actually carried out. \|\| Merchant Prince ~~Kalliact~~, Lachlan Apulian, Imperial Consul Jarrigk, Warmage Andronikos of the Lighthouse at Nikephoros, and Spyridonakes of the Lighthouse at Nikephoros all pleaded guilty \|\| Guilty. <br>They were collectively fined 30 thrones. \|\| A clemency plea was made by Rafael Barossa using the Imperial favour to claim the mercy of the Empress on behalf of Jarrigk, Andronikos and Spyridonakes on the grounds of Ambition.<br>A clemency plea was made by Estella Lucati for ~~Kalliact~~ on the grounds of Ambition.<br>A clemency plea was made by Lepidina for Lachlan on grounds of Prosperity.		\| Murder \|\| The accused were all involved in planning and organising a series of murders of Grendel rivals and subordinates of (then) Salt Lord Kaliact which took place in Spiral in Autumn and Winter 384YE. The purpose of these murders was to clear the way for Kaliact to make a treaty with the Senate for Spiral to rejoin the Empire. Kaliact was the originator of the plan, Lachlan presented the plan to the Imperial conspirators. The imperials all helped to plan or coordinate the two missions, with Andronikos also being present on the missions.<br> At trial the accused all argued that their actions, while illegal, were strongly in the Imperial interest and that it had resulted in the return of Spiral to the Empire. As a matter of law magistrates are required to take into account the Imperial interest as a factor in sentencing and accepted that the Imperial interest had been served in this case. It is to be noted that the leadership of the missions themselves, by Hector of Tropaion Citadel, were subject to significantly more judicial criticism due to the way in which they were actually carried out. \|\| Merchant Prince Kaliact, Lachlan Apulian, Imperial Consul Jarrigk, Warmage Andronikos of the Lighthouse at Nikephoros, and Spyridonakes of the Lighthouse at Nikephoros all pleaded guilty \|\| Guilty. <br>They were collectively fined 30 thrones. \|\| A clemency plea was made by Rafael Barossa using the Imperial favour to claim the mercy of the Empress on behalf of Jarrigk, Andronikos and Spyridonakes on the grounds of Ambition.<br>A clemency plea was made by Estella Lucati for Kaliact on the grounds of Ambition.<br>A clemency plea was made by Lepidina for Lachlan on grounds of Prosperity.
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	\| Murder \|\| The accused assassinated Adòn 'The Mithril Man' Martàn in a front of a plethora of witnesses. They then ran to the Marches for sanctuary and assaulted their clemency priest before fleeing and then being arrested. \|\| Winty and Wulf of Varushka both pleaded not guilty. \|\| Guilty.<br>Death by execution. \|\|		\| Murder \|\| The accused assassinated Adòn 'The Mithril Man' Martàn in a front of a plethora of witnesses. They then ran to the Marches for sanctuary and assaulted their clemency priest before fleeing and then being arrested. \|\| Winty and Wulf of Varushka both pleaded not guilty. \|\| Guilty.<br>Death by execution. \|\|
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	\| Mass murder \|\| The accused organised two missions through the Sentinel Gate to murder a total of thirty five foreigners (Grendel). The first mission was to kill some Grendel slavers and rescue some slaves. The slaves were former Urizen children made into child soldiers. When they tried to bring the children back the children resisted and so they executed them. Following the mission Hector concealed what happened and swore the others to secrecy. He then organised a second mission to kill a rival of Salt Lord ~~Kalliact~~ and their associates. They did so, executing them all, including some unknown humans who attempted to run. Note: Investigations to identify and prosecute others who are culpable for these murders are in progress. \|\| Hector of Tropaion pleaded guilty. \|\| Guilty.<br>Death by execution. \|\| A clemency plea was made on grounds of Vigilance, Courage and Loyalty.		\| Mass murder \|\| The accused organised two missions through the Sentinel Gate to murder a total of thirty five foreigners (Grendel). The first mission was to kill some Grendel slavers and rescue some slaves. The slaves were former Urizen children made into child soldiers. When they tried to bring the children back the children resisted and so they executed them. Following the mission Hector concealed what happened and swore the others to secrecy. He then organised a second mission to kill a rival of Salt Lord Kaliact and their associates. They did so, executing them all, including some unknown humans who attempted to run. Note: Investigations to identify and prosecute others who are culpable for these murders are in progress. \|\| Hector of Tropaion pleaded guilty. \|\| Guilty.<br>Death by execution. \|\| A clemency plea was made on grounds of Vigilance, Courage and Loyalty.
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	\| Treason by treating with the Whisper Gallery (this is unrelated to the previous two trials) \|\| The accused did a deal with The Whisper Gallery. This deal was in the form of a letter that the accused had kept for some time. The accused replied to this letter and made a deal with the Whisper Gallery. The accused said that they only did so after coming under the influence of a magical effect. It should be noted that committing crimes while under the influence of magical affects is not a legal defence. In law we are held responsible for our own actions. \|\| Benedict Pacelli Von Holberg pleaded guilty \|\| Guilty. Sentenced to Death by Penal Military Service. \|\|		\| Treason by treating with the Whisper Gallery (this is unrelated to the previous two trials) \|\| The accused did a deal with The Whisper Gallery. This deal was in the form of a letter that the accused had kept for some time. The accused replied to this letter and made a deal with the Whisper Gallery. The accused said that they only did so after coming under the influence of a magical effect. It should be noted that committing crimes while under the influence of magical affects is not a legal defence. In law we are held responsible for our own actions. \|\| Benedict Pacelli Von Holberg pleaded guilty \|\| Guilty. Sentenced to Death by Penal Military Service. \|\|
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	\| Subverting the agencies of the state \|\| The accused wrote directly onto a Synod Judgement posted in the hub. This judgement belonged to another member of the Synod. Their unauthorised addition to the judgement was intended to change Synod voting behaviour. \|\| ~~Vivianne~~ de Couerdefer, Cardinal of Ambition plead guilty. \|\| Guilty. <br>Fined seven thrones. \|\| A clemency plea was made by Irada Von Temeschwar, Cardinal of Vigilance.		\| Subverting the agencies of the state \|\| The accused wrote directly onto a Synod Judgement posted in the hub. This judgement belonged to another member of the Synod. Their unauthorised addition to the judgement was intended to change Synod voting behaviour. \|\| Viviane de Couerdefer, Cardinal of Ambition plead guilty. \|\| Guilty. <br>Fined seven thrones. \|\| A clemency plea was made by Irada Von Temeschwar, Cardinal of Vigilance.
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	\| Subverting the agencies of the state (both accused) and assault (Ancel Weaver only) \|\| An aide to the Throne held an Imperial Favour which contained the power to dissolve Conclave. Syn Nighthaven grabbed the Imperial Favour from their hands and ran out of Conclave, allegedly ripping up the document as she did so. She claimed to have burnt the remains, but this is unverified. Ancel magically repelled one citizen who had blocked Syn's way so she could not get past. At trial, when pressed, Syn stated that she would have struggled to get past this final person otherwise. \|\| Syn Nighthaven and Ancel Weaver pleaded guilty. \|\| Guilty. <br>Fined thirty thrones for subverting the agencies of the state. <br>Guilty of Assault<br>Fined three crowns\|\| A clemency plea was made by Jared of the Suns of Couros on behalf of Syn Nighthaven. A clemency plea was made by Irada Von Temeschwar, Cardinal of Vigilance, on behalf of Ancel Weaver		\| Subverting the agencies of the state (both accused) and assault (Ancel Weaver only) \|\| An aide to the Throne held an Imperial Favour which contained the power to dissolve Conclave. Syn Nighthaven grabbed the Imperial Favour from their hands and ran out of Conclave, allegedly ripping up the document as she did so. She claimed to have burnt the remains, but this is unverified. Ancel magically repelled one citizen who had blocked Syn's way so she could not get past. At trial, when pressed, Syn stated that she would have struggled to get past this final person otherwise. \|\| Syn Nighthaven and Ancel Weaver pleaded guilty. \|\| Guilty. <br>Fined thirty thrones for subverting the agencies of the state. <br>Guilty of Assault<br>Fined three crowns\|\| A clemency plea was made by Jared of the Suns of Couros on behalf of Syn Nighthaven. A clemency plea was made by Irada Von Temeschwar, Cardinal of Vigilance, on behalf of Ancel Weaver