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[I am choosing to regard Morendil's previous "assignment" of CFJ1137
to be invalid, since it was not at all clear who he was assigning it
to. So the CFJ is officially assigned to Crito as of this message
- CotC pro-tem Blob]
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CFJ 1137
If a CFJ alleging that a Player has committed a Crime is initially
Judged FALSE, and that decision is later reversed by a Board of
Appeals, it is the duty of the original Judge to issue the
Sentencing Orders associated with conviction of that Crime.
======================================================================
Called by: Chuck
Judge: Crito
Judgement:
Judge selection:
Eligible: Crito, Beefurabi, Wes
Not eligible:
Caller: Chuck
Barred: Steve
Had their turn: Oerjan, Blob, Murphy, Peekee, Vlad, Kolja A.,
elJefe, Michael, Morendil, Elysion
Already served: -
Defaulted: -
By request: harvel
On Hold: -
======================================================================
History:
Called by Chuck: Tue, 25 May 1999 19:33:11 -0500
Assigned to Crito: as of this message
=====================================================================
Caller's Arguments:
<None>
======================================================================
Evidence attached by the Caller:
<None>
======================================================================
[ Elysion: This CFJ was judged, but the judgement was never
officially published AFAIK. The judgement message is attached. ]
From David Albertz dalbert-@rmv.state.ma.us Mon Jun 14 10:07:23 1999
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> CFJ 1137
> If a CFJ alleging that a Player has committed a Crime is initially
> Judged FALSE, and that decision is later reversed by a Board of
> Appeals, it is the duty of the original Judge to issue the
> Sentencing Orders associated with conviction of that Crime.
I hereby submit a judgement of TRUE.
I think it was Michael who proposed the following argument, and I
have found nothing to refute it.
Rule 1693 states:
i) Reversal of the Judgement. In this case, the CFJ shall
be treated as if it were Judged normally, with the
Judgement being that which a majority of the Justices
agree on.
Which means that the original Judge is deemed to have rendered
a judicial finding opposite to that of eir original finding.
Rule 1504 states:
The imposition of penalties for the commission of a Crime shall
be by Sentencing Order(s). Upon a judicial finding that an
entity has committed a Crime, the Judge so finding shall execute
Sentencing Orders sufficient to implement the penalty required
by the Rules for that Crime.
Since R1693 deems the Judge to have entered a 'guilty' finding, in the
case of our hypothetical, R1504 would then impose an obligation
on that Judge to issue the correct Sentencing Order. Therefore a
judgement of TRUE is supported.
--Crito