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Haha, Gaspo gets no love. :Hello:

Hi, and welcome to my office. :Hello: "Where's the walls and walls of legal books", you ask? Who needs legal precedence when you got booze? (All paid for by the government, of course. ;)) *tips her glass in the direction of the Exchequer*

The Court has every power to nullify the plea bargain if it finds it unconstitutional/illegal. And certainly, such a judicial review can be filed by anyone and from within the case itself. However, given the somewhat murky circumstances surrounding the legal processes employed, the Office of...

Just as a sidenote, these are certainly arguable points, and it is well within the accused's rights to ask the court to review the circumstances. However, any such appeal must come from the accused and be based on a firm foundation of judicial review. (i.e. It's in Mesian's court now.)

Got tired? Plus, after banning EM, he didn't have enough influence to even touch FEC or GBM.

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Albania 5 Andorra 5 Austria 5 Belarus 4 Belgium 4 Bulgaria 5 Croatia 4 Cyprus 6 Czech Republic 5 Denmark 6 England 13 -1 Heheh...stupid limeys. :P Finland 5 Germany 1 Greece 9 +1 GORGEOUS. Hungary 5 Iceland 6 Ireland 5 Italy 4 Latvia 4 Liechtenstein 6 Lithuania 4 Luxembourg 5 Macedonia 4 Malta 6...

:lol: It was a good run, Polts.

For this question, we go back to the Constitution for guidance. Article 3, Section 2, Subsection 2, Paragraph B states (emphasis mine): It does appear that this particular section was written with a resigned PM in mind. Of course, the difference is that we WILL have a PM soon, and our need is...

Rock-Paper-Scissors?

2004, Flem. Remember? It made December '04 super, incredibly, awesomely fun and drama-free. /sarcasm Hello again, SWATH. :Hello:

ORDER #1: ENFORCEMENT OF AGREEMENT IN TNP VS. MESIAN Barring a court injunction, the forum administrators of the forum of The North Pacific may use their powers to enforce terms 2-4 of the agreement between the Attorney General and defense counsel in TNP vs. Mesian, namely: Preference shall...

Here be a list of orders issued from the AG's office. Yarrr. Order #1: Enforcement of Agreement in TNP vs. Mesian

This matter appears to rest on the outcome of one question: Was the "plea bargain" negotiated between the Court, the former Attorney General, and the defense counsel legal? Mesian has claimed that his counsel did not speak for him when they agreed to the plea and that, therefore, the agreement...

Heh. In accordance with Interim Court Rules, Rule 402, Section B, I appoint New Kervoskia as prosecutor in this civil suit. NOTE: In any and all civil suits not brought by myself, I will default to the claimant as prosecutor unless specifically requested otherwise.

Lol, you sound so excited to hear that I posted my Oath. :P

I, Monte Ozarka, do hereby solemnly swear that during my duly elected/appointed term as Attorney General and Security Council Member, I will uphold the ideals of Democracy, Freedom, and Justice of The Region of The North Pacific. I will use the powers and rights granted to me through The North...

I already asked Mr. Gaunt about that in this thread, and he said "same case, new trial ;)". I guess this is my mess to handle? *sigh*

Or simply about writing more thorough plea bargains.

Hello again, SWATH. :Hello:

Usually plea bargains require that both parties uphold their ends of the bargain. Whether this was Mesian's fault or not is a whole other issue entirely, but it is undeniable that the terms of the plea bargain were broken. As such, the entire thing could be counted as moot. *giving her opinion...

Er. Quick point of order or whatnot. (emphasis mine) So, isn't it still Byard's case?

I find it funny that the resolution says that it infringes upon national sovereignty...and then goes to claim that some terms are too broad that each individual nation may define it however it so wishes. NAY for hypocrisy.

24 lines by my work monitor. I'll send them a TG. (Aren't they repeat offenders?)

240V, eh? Yowza. Get some sanity, you crazy turkey. :P

Oh, I see how it's going to be... Montana -1 Texas +1 Alabama - 5 Alaska - 5 Arizona - 5 Arkansas - 5 California - 5 Colorado - 5 Connecticut - 5 Delaware - 5 Florida - 5 Georgia - 5 Hawaii - 5 Idaho - 5 Illinois - 5 Indiana - 5 Iowa - 5 Kansas - 5 Kentucky - 5 Louisiana - 5 Maine - 5 Maryland...

A whopping 47 lines on my monitor. Wow.

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:lol: You and A-I should tag-team. He does RMB stuff, while you do writing/reporting stuff. It would be a match made in heaven. :( :( :( /wrists

Look at those detailed, thought-out plans. Concrete proof, that is. :eyeroll: