On the ninth day of August in the two thousand twenty-sixth year of our Lord, following a manhunt undertaken to bring him to justice, New Pompeii apprehended and vorpaled Mjestic.
New Pompeii thereafter left his custody and ultimate disposition to the Triarch of Dreccanfell.
Rather than immediately exercise Dreccanfell's authority, the matter was voluntarily referred for international trial in the interest of transparency and neutrality. Mjestic was informed of the proceedings, secured counsel, and was given repeated opportunities to appear before an independent judge.
The trial did not convene. The Triarch has therefore entered summary judgement.
FINDINGS
Mjestic is found responsible for:
- Griefing Wertyjerri's land and killing her livestock.
- Entering an Elusavian residence without permission and attempting to access its contents.
- Entering the trench of The Pigpen after explicit warning.
- Returning on multiple occasions despite those warnings.
- Damaging multiple Pigpen bastions.
His declaration of "war" upon The Pigpen is considered evidence of intent, but not a separate offence.
SENTENCE
All time served is credited in full.
On the fourteenth day of August in the two thousand twenty-sixth year of our Lord, Mjestic is released from custody, subject to:
1. Reparations
Reconstitute Wertyjerri's sheep farm, including at least one sheep of every colour, and repair her land; or provide fair relic compensation acceptable to Wertyjerri.
Reconstitute Wertyjerri's sheep farm, including at least one sheep of every colour, and repair her land; or provide fair relic compensation acceptable to Wertyjerri.
2. Bastion Restitution
Pay 5 diamonds to Dreccanfell.
Pay 5 diamonds to Dreccanfell.
3. Service to The Pigpen
Answer three defensive call-ups in direct defense of The Pigpen or its immediate defensive infrastructure. This does not extend to unrelated wars or offensive campaigns.
Answer three defensive call-ups in direct defense of The Pigpen or its immediate defensive infrastructure. This does not extend to unrelated wars or offensive campaigns.
4. Good Behaviour
For 30 days, further deliberate griefing, theft, livestock killing, or sabotage may result in harsher judgement.
For 30 days, further deliberate griefing, theft, livestock killing, or sabotage may result in harsher judgement.
Upon completion, this matter shall be considered fully discharged.