From the Office of Belschaft, Attorney at Law, on the behalf of Mallorea and Riva
At approximately 5:30PM on the 25th of June my client, Mallorea and Riva, specifically his nation Mall, was ejected and banned from The North Pacific. It is the belief of the plaintiff that this action constituted a gross violation of his civil rights.
Whilst my client has been indicted and charged with treason he has not, at this time, been convicted of such an offence. Whilst the Legal Code at this time allows for the ejection of banning of a nation from the region pending a trial, specifically in Chapter 3, Section 3.3, it is the belief of the plaintiff that this contradicts the Bill of Rights. This states that 'In any criminal proceeding, a Nation is presumed innocent unless guilt is proven to the fact finder by reasonably certain evidence'. The application of the criminal sentence of the charges my client faces, namely 'ejection and banning' (as set out in Chapter 2.2 of the Legal Code), prior to a trial and criminal conviction is a clear breach of this right, and is highly prejudicial. There has been no presumption of innocence, and my client has had the designated sentence of his the crime he is accused of extra-judicially imposed.
As such, I formally appeal the ejection and banning of the nation of Mall from the region.