Intergalactic Summit

Tribal Justice!
Of course not!
No we would simply have done it exactly the same way the Feds carry out their justice for Anvent Eturrer.

*coughs*
http://wiki.eveonline.com/en/wiki/Anvent_Eturrer

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" Foiritan then revealed Eturrer had been injected with a chemical agent that immolated when exposed to sound of a specific frequency. When prompted, the crowd unleashed screams and yells that were converted into the proper frequency, causing Eturrer's body to be gruesomely destroyed. Eturrer howled in pain during the process, but his screams were drowned out by the noise from the crowd"

*coughs*
http://wiki.eveonline.com/en/wiki/Two_Deaths_(Chronicle)

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""The traitor's body has been injected with a chemical that will respond to sound waves of a certain frequency. We are going to monitor the voices of the people here tonight, filter them, and pipe them over the traitor. If they are loud enough, the chemical mixture will be activated. Your voices will be heard."

""One last thing, people of the Federation. We took great care in preparing this chemical and inserting it into the traitor. It will disrupt, alight, or otherwise distort a number of cell clusters in his body. Cells are small, and a few disruptions would not do much. But we paid heed to history. The chemical was made to infect one cluster for each of the individual whose lives this traitor led to loss.

"This is your call, my fellow citizens. This is your moment."

The receptors activated. The crowd's voices crashed on it like a tsunami.

On the vidscreens, Eturrer's body dismantled itself in an orgy of immolation. His skin bubbled, reddened, smoked and burst; his hair self-alit, and his bones bulged and rippled as tumors and other malignant growths forced themselves through the soft flesh of his organs and tore their way to freedom. Eturrer's mouth opened to let Eturrer's voice through, but his screams were lost in the crowd."




That would have suffice.

We learn so much from the time we spent already as friends of the Gallentees of course!

We surely would not have done anything to cause the Gallentees to be disappointed with our justice system.

;-)

Thank you for your concern though Auris.
Have a nice day!

Next week's news: Courtroom mysteriously explodes.

Seriously, they send fifteen dreadnaughts to invade your nation and just a few days later your inviting them over for tea. When are you going to learn, really? I am filled with disappointment. For all the flaws of the Federation I never considered "dim witted" to be one of them - they're usually pretty smart people.

So I'm going to assume that you're going to be scanning both of these "observers" for transfusion explosives in their bodies. I'm sure the Black Eagles can handle that without batting an eyelash, yes?

What do you mean Kytre Aurgnet?

I believe I have already provided an answer when I responded to Auris earlier.

We simply would have done the same as the Federation had done to Anvent Eturrer. No more no less.

I'm sure that the Federation would not have any problems with it. They could even send observers to make sure we follow everything by the book. Since they are already experts.

Unless, you consider us doing the same thing to be any more worse by your standards.

would that not be ok with you Aurgnet?

The Federation executed a criminal guilty of treason within their own jurisdiction.

The Republic wants to summarily execute a person who committed a crime outside of their jurisdiction.

These things aren't the same, you dolt.

I find the notion of attaching observers to prosecution and defense specifically to be interesting. The more so as they belong to a single, non-neutral party. It would seem that in such a situation, both prosecution and defense could very easily raise the specters of contamination and collusion.

Msr. Broteau being acquitted on a process technicality would be a very unfortunate outcome. Of course, so would a conviction with less than perfect confidence in the truth of the matter being found.

The Gallente seem to be making this up as they go along.

What is meant by assigning an observer to the defense? I thought it was a fundamental principle of law that a defendant was able to meet with his legal representative in private and without being observed? Is this right now being waived?

The Minmatar observer has absolutely no right to be involved in any way with meetings of the defense. The defendant has not been found guilty of any crime and may yet turn out to be entirely innocent (mistaken identity etc.). Having an observer present is a complete violation of the legal process.

The Gallente should be ashamed of themselves for caving in on this point.

I fixed that for you. It's important that we don't jump to conclusions.

I also think that the term 'assassin' is speculative. There appears no evidence that Karin Midular was a specific target. Rather, it appears that a gunman opened fire on a crowd which contained Midular. there was no 'assassination'.

That's good to hear. My point is that too many people have assumed guilt in this instance. The Minmatar have almost started a war over the issue and a lot of people are calling for blood. If this individual is guilty, then that guilt must be determined under the law, not just by happenstance.

And you went to war for it.

Your fleet was little more than a lynch mob.

Truly, the Minmatar sense of justice is inspiring. "We will betray our allies and murder as many innocents as necessary to make sure this man gets a fair trial in our courts."

I cannot fathom why the Federation did not embrace the idea.