Al Sama Trial Thread
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Longest court case ever
(first of all, apologies for using AI to assist ;-; im on pain meds but it still feels like my insides r being churned like butter rn and i wanna just curl up in a ball and cry 
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Honorable Judge @Tyki_Mikk, respected members of the jury, esteemed colleagues, and all watching members of our beloved forum,
As we come to the close of this trial, I stand before you not simply to repeat what has already been said, but to illuminate the undeniable truth that has emerged throughout these proceedings—a truth that paints a clear picture of misconduct, abuse of power, and betrayal at the hands of one man: @AL sama.
This is not a case built on petty grievances or baseless rumors. This case rests on solid evidence, consistent witness testimonies, and a pattern of behavior that has repeatedly undermined the very foundations of this community.
On the Charge of Horny Ass Clickbait Thumbnails
From the start, the prosecution has maintained that @AL sama’s thumbnails are not merely provocative—they are predatory. They exploit the desires of anime fans and forum members under the guise of “marketing” or “creativity.”
We heard from @Rej, who bluntly called @AL sama a “hoe.” While this may sound like simple name-calling, it reflects a deeper fact and frustration shared by many: that these thumbnails reduce our community space to a baited trap, a place where titillation is used to draw people in, only to serve minimal or no relevant content.
This is more than just annoyance. @Peroroncino’s testimony was clear and precise—he described being repeatedly subjected to these indecent thumbnails and expressed genuine discomfort, highlighting the adverse impact on community members.
Let us not forget, YouTube itself—and any reasonable platform—sets boundaries on clickbait and sexually suggestive content to protect viewers. If these thumbnails are allowed to continue, we create a space where boundaries are meaningless, and the forum loses its integrity.
On the Use of AI Voice Narration
The defense’s argument that using AI voice is simply innovation glosses over an important point: this decision replaces genuine, human interaction with a cold, impersonal robot voice.
This isn’t just about novelty; it’s about the quality of discourse and the respect owed to the audience.
Our forum thrives on personal connection and authentic communication. Replacing human voices with AI risks alienating members and eroding the sense of community.
Moreover, no effort was made to provide alternative voices or options—a dismissive decision that, again, shows disregard for the audience.
On Post Deletions and Silencing the Community
This charge strikes at the heart of moderation abuse.
We heard from @Dr_Professor83, who confirmed that the forum experienced crashes and disruptions at key moments when heated discussions were deleted.
This is not a coincidence.
Deleting posts under the pretext of “keeping order” becomes a weapon when used to erase dissent and silence critics.
The prosecution has demonstrated a pattern of strategic deletions during critical discussions, depriving the community of transparency and the ability to witness authentic debate.
On Hypocrisy and Power Consolidation
A significant theme throughout the trial has been @AL sama’s contradictory behavior, particularly around the deletion of posts.
We saw firsthand, as detailed in the prosecution’s evidence, how @AL sama vocally opposed the deletion of posts by another mod, @Tyki_Mikk, while freely deleting posts himself.
This hypocrisy is not a minor inconsistency; it reveals a deeper desire to maintain absolute control rather than uphold fair and balanced moderation.
This was not lost on members of the community, who voiced concerns over this power imbalance.
On Rigging the @Pot Goblin and @Bepo D. Bear Trial
The integrity of our judicial process is paramount.
The jury, composed of respected community members, reached a verdict of “innocently guilty” for @Pot Goblin and @Bepo D. Bear.
Yet, we saw that @AL sama, acting unilaterally, imposed a “guilty” verdict instead.
The defense’s attempt to argue confusion or protocol failure cannot erase the fact that he ignored clear jury consensus—effectively overriding the community’s voice.
This blatant disregard for due process and fairness undermines the very concept of justice on this forum.
On The Coup Against Judge @Reborn
The so-called “coup” against @Reborn, a fair and respected judge, further illustrates @AL sama’s lust for control.
The prosecution has shown how this was an unannounced takeover—unilaterally removing a judge without community input or transparent process.
We heard about threats of jailing @Reborn himself—actions unbecoming of any moderator or justice figure.
This was not about justice; it was about seizing power.
On Unlawful Jailing of @Flower and @Tyki_Mikk
The unjust incarceration of fellow community members like @Flower and @Tyki_Mikk — based on hearsay or inadequate evidence — reveals the dangerous lengths to which @AL sama is willing to go.
The charge of unlawful jailing goes beyond mere moderation; it is an abuse of authority that fractures trust.
This power trip is clear, unambiguous, and unacceptable.
On Betrayal of his Nakama in Hurt & Heal: The Personal Impact
This charge may feel personal, but it is no less significant.
My testimony, supported by VERIFIABLE screenshots (note that the defense has no verifiable screenshots), shows a profound betrayal—@AL sama using allies as stepping stones and then discarding them.
This is not the behavior of a trustworthy leader, but of someone who values control and manipulation over genuine relationships.
On The Death of Worstgen and Forum Stability
The collapse of the forum following the sign-up thread for this very trial was more than a technical hiccup.
@Dr_Professor83 and @Mashiro Blue provided detailed testimony about how the forum repeatedly went down during key moments—events coinciding suspiciously with @AL sama’s activity.
We are not here to lay blame for technical failures alone, but to highlight that @AL sama’s actions directly contributed to instability.
The community’s very home was shaken, and attempts to silence voices and obscure evidence followed.
Responding to the Defense
The defense would have you believe this trial is a “circus,” a vendetta, and that @AL sama is a victim.
But look at the evidence: the testimonies of our witnesses, the documented abuses, and the pattern of behavior.
This is not a matter of “creative marketing,” “innovation,” or “efficiency.”
It is a matter of accountability.
We do not seek to punish creativity; we seek to protect community standards.
We do not seek to punish innovation; we seek to preserve respectful communication.
We do not seek to punish moderation; we seek to ensure fairness and transparency.
Final Appeal
Members of the jury, your duty is clear.
You are the guardians of our community’s integrity and trust.
You must hold @AL sama accountable for these crimes, not because of personal grudges, but because the facts demand it.
By finding @AL sama guilty on all counts, you send a message:
That this forum will not tolerate exploitation, abuse, or betrayal.
That no moderator is above the law or the community’s voice.
That justice here is not a theatre, but a solemn responsibility.
The choice before you is not just about one man, but the future of this community.
Thank you.
)Honorable Judge @Tyki_Mikk, respected members of the jury, esteemed colleagues, and all watching members of our beloved forum,
As we come to the close of this trial, I stand before you not simply to repeat what has already been said, but to illuminate the undeniable truth that has emerged throughout these proceedings—a truth that paints a clear picture of misconduct, abuse of power, and betrayal at the hands of one man: @AL sama.
This is not a case built on petty grievances or baseless rumors. This case rests on solid evidence, consistent witness testimonies, and a pattern of behavior that has repeatedly undermined the very foundations of this community.
On the Charge of Horny Ass Clickbait Thumbnails
From the start, the prosecution has maintained that @AL sama’s thumbnails are not merely provocative—they are predatory. They exploit the desires of anime fans and forum members under the guise of “marketing” or “creativity.”
We heard from @Rej, who bluntly called @AL sama a “hoe.” While this may sound like simple name-calling, it reflects a deeper fact and frustration shared by many: that these thumbnails reduce our community space to a baited trap, a place where titillation is used to draw people in, only to serve minimal or no relevant content.
This is more than just annoyance. @Peroroncino’s testimony was clear and precise—he described being repeatedly subjected to these indecent thumbnails and expressed genuine discomfort, highlighting the adverse impact on community members.
Let us not forget, YouTube itself—and any reasonable platform—sets boundaries on clickbait and sexually suggestive content to protect viewers. If these thumbnails are allowed to continue, we create a space where boundaries are meaningless, and the forum loses its integrity.
On the Use of AI Voice Narration
The defense’s argument that using AI voice is simply innovation glosses over an important point: this decision replaces genuine, human interaction with a cold, impersonal robot voice.
This isn’t just about novelty; it’s about the quality of discourse and the respect owed to the audience.
Our forum thrives on personal connection and authentic communication. Replacing human voices with AI risks alienating members and eroding the sense of community.
Moreover, no effort was made to provide alternative voices or options—a dismissive decision that, again, shows disregard for the audience.
On Post Deletions and Silencing the Community
This charge strikes at the heart of moderation abuse.
We heard from @Dr_Professor83, who confirmed that the forum experienced crashes and disruptions at key moments when heated discussions were deleted.
This is not a coincidence.
Deleting posts under the pretext of “keeping order” becomes a weapon when used to erase dissent and silence critics.
The prosecution has demonstrated a pattern of strategic deletions during critical discussions, depriving the community of transparency and the ability to witness authentic debate.
On Hypocrisy and Power Consolidation
A significant theme throughout the trial has been @AL sama’s contradictory behavior, particularly around the deletion of posts.
We saw firsthand, as detailed in the prosecution’s evidence, how @AL sama vocally opposed the deletion of posts by another mod, @Tyki_Mikk, while freely deleting posts himself.
This hypocrisy is not a minor inconsistency; it reveals a deeper desire to maintain absolute control rather than uphold fair and balanced moderation.
This was not lost on members of the community, who voiced concerns over this power imbalance.
On Rigging the @Pot Goblin and @Bepo D. Bear Trial
The integrity of our judicial process is paramount.
The jury, composed of respected community members, reached a verdict of “innocently guilty” for @Pot Goblin and @Bepo D. Bear.
Yet, we saw that @AL sama, acting unilaterally, imposed a “guilty” verdict instead.
The defense’s attempt to argue confusion or protocol failure cannot erase the fact that he ignored clear jury consensus—effectively overriding the community’s voice.
This blatant disregard for due process and fairness undermines the very concept of justice on this forum.
On The Coup Against Judge @Reborn
The so-called “coup” against @Reborn, a fair and respected judge, further illustrates @AL sama’s lust for control.
The prosecution has shown how this was an unannounced takeover—unilaterally removing a judge without community input or transparent process.
We heard about threats of jailing @Reborn himself—actions unbecoming of any moderator or justice figure.
This was not about justice; it was about seizing power.
On Unlawful Jailing of @Flower and @Tyki_Mikk
The unjust incarceration of fellow community members like @Flower and @Tyki_Mikk — based on hearsay or inadequate evidence — reveals the dangerous lengths to which @AL sama is willing to go.
The charge of unlawful jailing goes beyond mere moderation; it is an abuse of authority that fractures trust.
This power trip is clear, unambiguous, and unacceptable.
On Betrayal of his Nakama in Hurt & Heal: The Personal Impact
This charge may feel personal, but it is no less significant.
My testimony, supported by VERIFIABLE screenshots (note that the defense has no verifiable screenshots), shows a profound betrayal—@AL sama using allies as stepping stones and then discarding them.
This is not the behavior of a trustworthy leader, but of someone who values control and manipulation over genuine relationships.
On The Death of Worstgen and Forum Stability
The collapse of the forum following the sign-up thread for this very trial was more than a technical hiccup.
@Dr_Professor83 and @Mashiro Blue provided detailed testimony about how the forum repeatedly went down during key moments—events coinciding suspiciously with @AL sama’s activity.
We are not here to lay blame for technical failures alone, but to highlight that @AL sama’s actions directly contributed to instability.
The community’s very home was shaken, and attempts to silence voices and obscure evidence followed.
Responding to the Defense
The defense would have you believe this trial is a “circus,” a vendetta, and that @AL sama is a victim.
But look at the evidence: the testimonies of our witnesses, the documented abuses, and the pattern of behavior.
This is not a matter of “creative marketing,” “innovation,” or “efficiency.”
It is a matter of accountability.
We do not seek to punish creativity; we seek to protect community standards.
We do not seek to punish innovation; we seek to preserve respectful communication.
We do not seek to punish moderation; we seek to ensure fairness and transparency.
Final Appeal
Members of the jury, your duty is clear.
You are the guardians of our community’s integrity and trust.
You must hold @AL sama accountable for these crimes, not because of personal grudges, but because the facts demand it.
By finding @AL sama guilty on all counts, you send a message:
That this forum will not tolerate exploitation, abuse, or betrayal.
That no moderator is above the law or the community’s voice.
That justice here is not a theatre, but a solemn responsibility.
The choice before you is not just about one man, but the future of this community.
Thank you.
YouTube definitely has an algorithm that detects which users are using AI to voice their videos and which ones are authentic.
Videos that are primarily created using AI are considered ‘low-effort,’ get flagged as such, and as a result, have lower visibility to the public compared to average content.
Videos that are primarily created using AI are considered ‘low-effort,’ get flagged as such, and as a result, have lower visibility to the public compared to average content.
(first of all, apologies for using AI to assist ;-; im on pain meds but it still feels like my insides r being churned like butter rn and i wanna just curl up in a ball and cry )
Honorable Judge @Tyki_Mikk, respected members of the jury, esteemed colleagues, and all watching members of our beloved forum,
As we come to the close of this trial, I stand before you not simply to repeat what has already been said, but to illuminate the undeniable truth that has emerged throughout these proceedings—a truth that paints a clear picture of misconduct, abuse of power, and betrayal at the hands of one man: @AL sama.
This is not a case built on petty grievances or baseless rumors. This case rests on solid evidence, consistent witness testimonies, and a pattern of behavior that has repeatedly undermined the very foundations of this community.
On the Charge of Horny Ass Clickbait Thumbnails
From the start, the prosecution has maintained that @AL sama’s thumbnails are not merely provocative—they are predatory. They exploit the desires of anime fans and forum members under the guise of “marketing” or “creativity.”
We heard from @Rej, who bluntly called @AL sama a “hoe.” While this may sound like simple name-calling, it reflects a deeper fact and frustration shared by many: that these thumbnails reduce our community space to a baited trap, a place where titillation is used to draw people in, only to serve minimal or no relevant content.
This is more than just annoyance. @Peroroncino’s testimony was clear and precise—he described being repeatedly subjected to these indecent thumbnails and expressed genuine discomfort, highlighting the adverse impact on community members.
Let us not forget, YouTube itself—and any reasonable platform—sets boundaries on clickbait and sexually suggestive content to protect viewers. If these thumbnails are allowed to continue, we create a space where boundaries are meaningless, and the forum loses its integrity.
On the Use of AI Voice Narration
The defense’s argument that using AI voice is simply innovation glosses over an important point: this decision replaces genuine, human interaction with a cold, impersonal robot voice.
This isn’t just about novelty; it’s about the quality of discourse and the respect owed to the audience.
Our forum thrives on personal connection and authentic communication. Replacing human voices with AI risks alienating members and eroding the sense of community.
Moreover, no effort was made to provide alternative voices or options—a dismissive decision that, again, shows disregard for the audience.
On Post Deletions and Silencing the Community
This charge strikes at the heart of moderation abuse.
We heard from @Dr_Professor83, who confirmed that the forum experienced crashes and disruptions at key moments when heated discussions were deleted.
This is not a coincidence.
Deleting posts under the pretext of “keeping order” becomes a weapon when used to erase dissent and silence critics.
The prosecution has demonstrated a pattern of strategic deletions during critical discussions, depriving the community of transparency and the ability to witness authentic debate.
On Hypocrisy and Power Consolidation
A significant theme throughout the trial has been @AL sama’s contradictory behavior, particularly around the deletion of posts.
We saw firsthand, as detailed in the prosecution’s evidence, how @AL sama vocally opposed the deletion of posts by another mod, @Tyki_Mikk, while freely deleting posts himself.
This hypocrisy is not a minor inconsistency; it reveals a deeper desire to maintain absolute control rather than uphold fair and balanced moderation.
This was not lost on members of the community, who voiced concerns over this power imbalance.
On Rigging the @Pot Goblin and @Bepo D. Bear Trial
The integrity of our judicial process is paramount.
The jury, composed of respected community members, reached a verdict of “innocently guilty” for @Pot Goblin and @Bepo D. Bear.
Yet, we saw that @AL sama, acting unilaterally, imposed a “guilty” verdict instead.
The defense’s attempt to argue confusion or protocol failure cannot erase the fact that he ignored clear jury consensus—effectively overriding the community’s voice.
This blatant disregard for due process and fairness undermines the very concept of justice on this forum.
On The Coup Against Judge @Reborn
The so-called “coup” against @Reborn, a fair and respected judge, further illustrates @AL sama’s lust for control.
The prosecution has shown how this was an unannounced takeover—unilaterally removing a judge without community input or transparent process.
We heard about threats of jailing @Reborn himself—actions unbecoming of any moderator or justice figure.
This was not about justice; it was about seizing power.
On Unlawful Jailing of @Flower and @Tyki_Mikk
The unjust incarceration of fellow community members like @Flower and @Tyki_Mikk — based on hearsay or inadequate evidence — reveals the dangerous lengths to which @AL sama is willing to go.
The charge of unlawful jailing goes beyond mere moderation; it is an abuse of authority that fractures trust.
This power trip is clear, unambiguous, and unacceptable.
On Betrayal of his Nakama in Hurt & Heal: The Personal Impact
This charge may feel personal, but it is no less significant.
My testimony, supported by VERIFIABLE screenshots (note that the defense has no verifiable screenshots), shows a profound betrayal—@AL sama using allies as stepping stones and then discarding them.
This is not the behavior of a trustworthy leader, but of someone who values control and manipulation over genuine relationships.
On The Death of Worstgen and Forum Stability
The collapse of the forum following the sign-up thread for this very trial was more than a technical hiccup.
@Dr_Professor83 and @Mashiro Blue provided detailed testimony about how the forum repeatedly went down during key moments—events coinciding suspiciously with @AL sama’s activity.
We are not here to lay blame for technical failures alone, but to highlight that @AL sama’s actions directly contributed to instability.
The community’s very home was shaken, and attempts to silence voices and obscure evidence followed.
Responding to the Defense
The defense would have you believe this trial is a “circus,” a vendetta, and that @AL sama is a victim.
But look at the evidence: the testimonies of our witnesses, the documented abuses, and the pattern of behavior.
This is not a matter of “creative marketing,” “innovation,” or “efficiency.”
It is a matter of accountability.
We do not seek to punish creativity; we seek to protect community standards.
We do not seek to punish innovation; we seek to preserve respectful communication.
We do not seek to punish moderation; we seek to ensure fairness and transparency.
Final Appeal
Members of the jury, your duty is clear.
You are the guardians of our community’s integrity and trust.
You must hold @AL sama accountable for these crimes, not because of personal grudges, but because the facts demand it.
By finding @AL sama guilty on all counts, you send a message:
That this forum will not tolerate exploitation, abuse, or betrayal.
That no moderator is above the law or the community’s voice.
That justice here is not a theatre, but a solemn responsibility.
The choice before you is not just about one man, but the future of this community.
Thank you.
)Honorable Judge @Tyki_Mikk, respected members of the jury, esteemed colleagues, and all watching members of our beloved forum,
As we come to the close of this trial, I stand before you not simply to repeat what has already been said, but to illuminate the undeniable truth that has emerged throughout these proceedings—a truth that paints a clear picture of misconduct, abuse of power, and betrayal at the hands of one man: @AL sama.
This is not a case built on petty grievances or baseless rumors. This case rests on solid evidence, consistent witness testimonies, and a pattern of behavior that has repeatedly undermined the very foundations of this community.
On the Charge of Horny Ass Clickbait Thumbnails
From the start, the prosecution has maintained that @AL sama’s thumbnails are not merely provocative—they are predatory. They exploit the desires of anime fans and forum members under the guise of “marketing” or “creativity.”
We heard from @Rej, who bluntly called @AL sama a “hoe.” While this may sound like simple name-calling, it reflects a deeper fact and frustration shared by many: that these thumbnails reduce our community space to a baited trap, a place where titillation is used to draw people in, only to serve minimal or no relevant content.
This is more than just annoyance. @Peroroncino’s testimony was clear and precise—he described being repeatedly subjected to these indecent thumbnails and expressed genuine discomfort, highlighting the adverse impact on community members.
Let us not forget, YouTube itself—and any reasonable platform—sets boundaries on clickbait and sexually suggestive content to protect viewers. If these thumbnails are allowed to continue, we create a space where boundaries are meaningless, and the forum loses its integrity.
On the Use of AI Voice Narration
The defense’s argument that using AI voice is simply innovation glosses over an important point: this decision replaces genuine, human interaction with a cold, impersonal robot voice.
This isn’t just about novelty; it’s about the quality of discourse and the respect owed to the audience.
Our forum thrives on personal connection and authentic communication. Replacing human voices with AI risks alienating members and eroding the sense of community.
Moreover, no effort was made to provide alternative voices or options—a dismissive decision that, again, shows disregard for the audience.
On Post Deletions and Silencing the Community
This charge strikes at the heart of moderation abuse.
We heard from @Dr_Professor83, who confirmed that the forum experienced crashes and disruptions at key moments when heated discussions were deleted.
This is not a coincidence.
Deleting posts under the pretext of “keeping order” becomes a weapon when used to erase dissent and silence critics.
The prosecution has demonstrated a pattern of strategic deletions during critical discussions, depriving the community of transparency and the ability to witness authentic debate.
On Hypocrisy and Power Consolidation
A significant theme throughout the trial has been @AL sama’s contradictory behavior, particularly around the deletion of posts.
We saw firsthand, as detailed in the prosecution’s evidence, how @AL sama vocally opposed the deletion of posts by another mod, @Tyki_Mikk, while freely deleting posts himself.
This hypocrisy is not a minor inconsistency; it reveals a deeper desire to maintain absolute control rather than uphold fair and balanced moderation.
This was not lost on members of the community, who voiced concerns over this power imbalance.
On Rigging the @Pot Goblin and @Bepo D. Bear Trial
The integrity of our judicial process is paramount.
The jury, composed of respected community members, reached a verdict of “innocently guilty” for @Pot Goblin and @Bepo D. Bear.
Yet, we saw that @AL sama, acting unilaterally, imposed a “guilty” verdict instead.
The defense’s attempt to argue confusion or protocol failure cannot erase the fact that he ignored clear jury consensus—effectively overriding the community’s voice.
This blatant disregard for due process and fairness undermines the very concept of justice on this forum.
On The Coup Against Judge @Reborn
The so-called “coup” against @Reborn, a fair and respected judge, further illustrates @AL sama’s lust for control.
The prosecution has shown how this was an unannounced takeover—unilaterally removing a judge without community input or transparent process.
We heard about threats of jailing @Reborn himself—actions unbecoming of any moderator or justice figure.
This was not about justice; it was about seizing power.
On Unlawful Jailing of @Flower and @Tyki_Mikk
The unjust incarceration of fellow community members like @Flower and @Tyki_Mikk — based on hearsay or inadequate evidence — reveals the dangerous lengths to which @AL sama is willing to go.
The charge of unlawful jailing goes beyond mere moderation; it is an abuse of authority that fractures trust.
This power trip is clear, unambiguous, and unacceptable.
On Betrayal of his Nakama in Hurt & Heal: The Personal Impact
This charge may feel personal, but it is no less significant.
My testimony, supported by VERIFIABLE screenshots (note that the defense has no verifiable screenshots), shows a profound betrayal—@AL sama using allies as stepping stones and then discarding them.
This is not the behavior of a trustworthy leader, but of someone who values control and manipulation over genuine relationships.
On The Death of Worstgen and Forum Stability
The collapse of the forum following the sign-up thread for this very trial was more than a technical hiccup.
@Dr_Professor83 and @Mashiro Blue provided detailed testimony about how the forum repeatedly went down during key moments—events coinciding suspiciously with @AL sama’s activity.
We are not here to lay blame for technical failures alone, but to highlight that @AL sama’s actions directly contributed to instability.
The community’s very home was shaken, and attempts to silence voices and obscure evidence followed.
Responding to the Defense
The defense would have you believe this trial is a “circus,” a vendetta, and that @AL sama is a victim.
But look at the evidence: the testimonies of our witnesses, the documented abuses, and the pattern of behavior.
This is not a matter of “creative marketing,” “innovation,” or “efficiency.”
It is a matter of accountability.
We do not seek to punish creativity; we seek to protect community standards.
We do not seek to punish innovation; we seek to preserve respectful communication.
We do not seek to punish moderation; we seek to ensure fairness and transparency.
Final Appeal
Members of the jury, your duty is clear.
You are the guardians of our community’s integrity and trust.
You must hold @AL sama accountable for these crimes, not because of personal grudges, but because the facts demand it.
By finding @AL sama guilty on all counts, you send a message:
That this forum will not tolerate exploitation, abuse, or betrayal.
That no moderator is above the law or the community’s voice.
That justice here is not a theatre, but a solemn responsibility.
The choice before you is not just about one man, but the future of this community.
Thank you.
Will come back with closing statement in a day or so...spoilers and have to draft my own PPT
Your Honor @Tyki_Mikk
Members of the jury @Mr. Reloaded @Daniel @Alexis2282AE @Sir Yasheen @ElderOnitar @matt245 @Yoho
Enough is enough.
Our executioner, @Fujishiro , is trying to go on vacation soon. Our court reporter jester, @CoC: Color of Clowns , has nothing to report on and nothing to jest about. Our witnesses, @Mashiro Blue , @Rej , @Dr_Professor83 , and @Peroroncino , are distraught and waiting to get justice. @Ghostface Killa who was supposed to be sitting at the back of the courtroom and yelling "this is bullshit!" when the verdict was handed out, is now banned (ironically this might have actually been @AL sama (?) LOL) and won't get to live out his dreams.
The people demand answers.
Time and time again, the defense has complained about the prosecution taking too long and wasting people's time. Honestly, it might have been the only notable thing they did all trial considering they didn't call a single witness themselves, nor interview any either!
Let's count how many times the defense complained (specifically about the length of time the prosecution was taking) throughout this trial, shall we?
10 posts! And these were all very specifically targeted towards the prosecution. Not including the plethora of posts from the defendant complaining about the judge, @Tyki_Mikk , wasting his time and making threats to the court members over it or defense attorney, @Reborn , complaining in general about needing a speedy trial for his client.
Given the sheer amount of complaints from the defense, you would expect that they would make a greater effort to be timely as well right?
Let's break down how much time actually passed between each part of the trial.
For additional context, here is the general anatomy of a criminal proceeding:
If you completely ignore the fact that the judge requested @TheKnightOfTheSea specifically to respond to the defense's opening statements (which isn't common court procedure), you could potentially argue that the prosecution delayed the proceedings by taking 53 hours since the defense's opening statement to begin conducting witness testimonies. Of course that is taken out of context and there were things that inhibited me from conducting testimonies within that timeframe, but sure, we can say it took the prosecution 53 hours at the most to do a part of the trial that they needed to do.
(On a side note, @TheKnightOfTheSea has been fired from the prosecution for disrespecting everyone's time. Don't worry though, I have sent him a couple job openings at KFC and Costco that I felt would suit him better.)
However, ladies and gentlemen, it has been OVER 61 HOURS since the prosecution has given their closing statements. There has been absolutely nothing threadwise barring the defense from offering their statements. The defense simply disappeared.
This is the longest period of time that has passed between any part of the trial by far and it has been solely due to the defense's complete and utter neglect and respect of the court. This behavior comes from the same defense who complained over and over again about the prosecution taking too long. And now they have kept us all waiting much longer. The blatant hypocrisy is astounding!
Your Honor, @Tyki_Mikk , I humbly request that we allow the jury to now come to a decision so that we may finally put an end to this trial.
Members of the jury @Mr. Reloaded @Daniel @Alexis2282AE @Sir Yasheen @ElderOnitar @matt245 @Yoho
Enough is enough.
Our executioner, @Fujishiro , is trying to go on vacation soon. Our court reporter jester, @CoC: Color of Clowns , has nothing to report on and nothing to jest about. Our witnesses, @Mashiro Blue , @Rej , @Dr_Professor83 , and @Peroroncino , are distraught and waiting to get justice. @Ghostface Killa who was supposed to be sitting at the back of the courtroom and yelling "this is bullshit!" when the verdict was handed out, is now banned (ironically this might have actually been @AL sama (?) LOL) and won't get to live out his dreams.
The people demand answers.
Time and time again, the defense has complained about the prosecution taking too long and wasting people's time. Honestly, it might have been the only notable thing they did all trial considering they didn't call a single witness themselves, nor interview any either!
Let's count how many times the defense complained (specifically about the length of time the prosecution was taking) throughout this trial, shall we?
Given the sheer amount of complaints from the defense, you would expect that they would make a greater effort to be timely as well right?
Let's break down how much time actually passed between each part of the trial.
For additional context, here is the general anatomy of a criminal proceeding:
- Prosecution Opening
- Defense Opening
- Witness Testimonies (both sides)
- Prosecution Closing
- Defense Closing
- Prosecution Rebuttal
- The trial thread was created on June 30th at 10:51 AM PDT.
- The judge set the court in session on June 30th at 10:58 AM PDT. [Start]
- The judge called for prosecution opening statements on July 1st at 8:54 AM PDT. [Judge calls for Prosecution Opening]
- I asked my co-counsel, @TheKnightOfTheSea , to do our opening statements as I was busy. This was on July 1st at 1:19 PM PDT.
- My co-counsel presenting some charges on July 1st at 1:36 PM PDT.
- My co-counsel requested an extension for additional charges on July 1st at 2:25 PM PDT.
- The judge granted the extension and said we have until the next day on July 1st at 2:36 PM PDT.
- I followed the timeline and presented the full list of charges on July 2nd at 11:58 AM PDT. [49 hours from Start, ]
- @Reborn presented the defense's opening statements on July 3rd at 10:14 AM PDT. [22.5 hours from Prosecution Opening]
- The judge requested my co-counsel respond to the defense's opening statements on July 3rd at 12:23 PM PDT.
- The judge then said we can skip to witness testimonies on July 5th at 1:06 AM PDT.
- I began witness testimonies on July 5th at 3:21 PM PDT. [53 hours from Defense Opening, 14 hours from judge]
- The judge requested closing statements from both parties on July 7th at 6:05 AM PDT.
- I gave my closing statement on July 8th at 11:55 AM PDT.
- It is now July 11th, 1:31 AM PDT and the defense is still nowhere to be found.
If you completely ignore the fact that the judge requested @TheKnightOfTheSea specifically to respond to the defense's opening statements (which isn't common court procedure), you could potentially argue that the prosecution delayed the proceedings by taking 53 hours since the defense's opening statement to begin conducting witness testimonies. Of course that is taken out of context and there were things that inhibited me from conducting testimonies within that timeframe, but sure, we can say it took the prosecution 53 hours at the most to do a part of the trial that they needed to do.
(On a side note, @TheKnightOfTheSea has been fired from the prosecution for disrespecting everyone's time. Don't worry though, I have sent him a couple job openings at KFC and Costco that I felt would suit him better.)
However, ladies and gentlemen, it has been OVER 61 HOURS since the prosecution has given their closing statements. There has been absolutely nothing threadwise barring the defense from offering their statements. The defense simply disappeared.
This is the longest period of time that has passed between any part of the trial by far and it has been solely due to the defense's complete and utter neglect and respect of the court. This behavior comes from the same defense who complained over and over again about the prosecution taking too long. And now they have kept us all waiting much longer. The blatant hypocrisy is astounding!
Your Honor, @Tyki_Mikk , I humbly request that we allow the jury to now come to a decision so that we may finally put an end to this trial.
Aye. Today it is.
As an Attorney General, it was my responsibility to "teach" prosecution a lesson on importance of "time of others" and only way I could have done this is by making her wait.
Now, she knows what it feels like to wait...what it feels like to have delays
My fellow advocate is good advocate but it's these qualities which would set her career right.
Now, I hope we won't see delays from her part in future trials.
My acts were done for the betterment of our legal and judicial system.
As an Attorney General, it was my responsibility to "teach" prosecution a lesson on importance of "time of others" and only way I could have done this is by making her wait.
Now, she knows what it feels like to wait...what it feels like to have delays
My fellow advocate is good advocate but it's these qualities which would set her career right.
Now, I hope we won't see delays from her part in future trials.
My acts were done for the betterment of our legal and judicial system.
Self-discipline to enhance one's intellect through hardcore work.
Meditation to ripe the harvested fruits and retain control.
Practice to further integrate one's new abilities with their being.
Human potential knows no known boundaries, only mankind's own folly can be the hope to experience its rich flavor to the greatest possible extent.
Meditation to ripe the harvested fruits and retain control.
Practice to further integrate one's new abilities with their being.
Human potential knows no known boundaries, only mankind's own folly can be the hope to experience its rich flavor to the greatest possible extent.
Can we spam a bit....
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@AL sama @TheKnightOfTheSea @Tyki_Mikk
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@AL sama @TheKnightOfTheSea @Tyki_Mikk
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