Previous Juries
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11th (8/8/24)
Jury
Grand Jury
Civil Rights Justices
Remedial Justices
10th
Jury
Grand Jury
Civil Rights Justices
Remedial Justices
Seventh Justice System
9th
Jury
Grand Jury
Remedial Jury
8th
Jury
Grand Jury
Remedial Jury
7th
Jury
Grand Jury
Remedial Jury
Sixth Justice System
6th
Jury
Grand Jury
5th
Jury
Grand Jury
4th
Jury
Grand Jury
3rd
Jury
Grand Jury
2nd
Jury
Grand Jury
1st
Jury
Grand Jury
1st
(Before Grand Jury Pick)
Jury
Grand Jury
Fifth Justice System
Judicial Election
Incumbent Civil Judge
Gluonmaster
Pros
-Ruled quickly on cases without taking flak
-Punished criminals effectively
Cons
-Often overturned her own rulings
-Often angered people
-Usually reacts very quickly on limited evidence
Incumbent Criminal Judge
Tis Me
Pros
-Never accused of corruption
-Never made people mad
-Cared about how acts made people feel
Cons
-Often didn't rule on cases until weeks after the case started
-Believed laws didn't matter
Incumbent Constitutional Judge
DarkEclipses
Pros
-Active to rule on cases
-Believed the laws mattered
-Usually didn't make people mad
-Tried Judge Gluon for corruption
Cons
-Ruled in favor on some questionably constitutional cases
Canidate Running to be Judge
Royal
Pros
-Active to rule on cases
Cons
-Often rules in favor of self
Forth Justice System
Removal of State Prosecutors
State Prosecutor was no long a position required to exist
People could now directly take each other to Criminal Court
Assistant Judges
Royal was the assistant to Tis Me
Goofy was the assistant to Gluon
Third Justice System
Random Jury
Randomly on each case players were picked to be on a Jury and decide decisions instead of the Judges
The Judges merely ran the case and compiled the Jury Voting
Second Justice System
Establishment of Judicial Tribunal
Civil, Criminal, and Constitutional Judge vote on the Judicial Tribunal's cases regarding other Judges.
First Justice System
First Justice System Explained
Old Courts
Civil Court: Rules on Lawsuits
Criminal Court: Rules on Criminals
State Prosecutor: Takes Criminals to Court
Constitution Court: Rules on Rights Violations
Review Court: Rules on Other Judges
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