pcl_0533_228_14_48

Puddleby Court Log: 48 Summer, year 533 of The Ascendancy. 14:48

In the matter of Ishanda v Selucreh, accused of “being Selucreh”

Before the jurors: Nerazus, Healery, Thkel, Pak, Fayack, Ptolemy, Quatiu, Ravenstorm, Remle

With Bellafae serving as Bailiff.
To all who read these precepts, the following transcript of this trial is true and correct, to the best of my knowledge.
Clera, reporting.

[Haengemie] <standard pre-trial court briefing>
[Ishanda] He is Selucreh
[Ishanda] he died in TW
[Ishanda] now a lot of rescuers are dead there
[Ishanda] I summoned him to let him gat a rrescue as a punishment
[Ishanda] done
[Haengemie] Thank you, Ishanda
[Haengemie] Selucreh, you have 90 seconds to speak.
[Selucreh] I'm innocent! I'm not really Selucreh! I've been framed!
[Selucreh] Framed, I tell you, framed!
[Selucreh] Oh...
[Selucreh] yeah...
[Selucreh] We need help in Tanglewood!
[Selucreh] Lots of it!
[Selucreh] done
[Haengemie] Thank you, Selucreh
[Haengemie] Ishanda, you have 120 seconds to speak.
[Ishanda] yes...we needs lots of help there, a lot of brave healers and fighters are dead
[Ishanda] done
[Haengemie] Thank you, Ishanda
[Haengemie] Selucreh, you have 120 seconds to speak.
[Selucreh] Yes! All are fallen, and none are willing to rescue them!
[Selucreh] Court was our last chance to have a rescue, believe me.
[Selucreh] We did not do this, because I fell, and I wanted out quickly.
[Selucreh] We have all been there at least an OOC hour, and have seen rescue parties fall along their mission.
[Selucreh] done
[Haengemie] Thank you, Selucreh
[Haengemie] <standard jury verdict briefing>
[Bellafae] Bellafae hands Haengemie the jury's verdict.

[Haengemie] Ishanda this court has found your case frivolous.
[Haengemie] <standard jury sentence briefing>
[Haengemie] Jurors, you should take Ishanda's record into account when deciding what sentence to recommend.
[Bellafae] Bellafae hands Haengemie the jury's sentencing recommendation.

[Haengemie] IshandaThis court has decided to place Ishanda on probation for a period of 3 months.

Court adjourned at 15:34 on 48 Summer, 533