Atlasia v. Ogis/Tyrion

[Antonio the Sixth]

Ready for duty! Although I would like to have a briefing of what is actually happening and what are my powers on that specific case.

[Antonio the Sixth]

I, Antonio, do solemnly swear that I will well and truly try the matter in issue between the parties, and give a true verdict according to the law and evidence, so help me Dave.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Your Honor, may jurors ask questions?

If so, I would like to ask the prosecution whether the poster known as Ogis/Tyrion has, at any point in time, had two or more accounts registered on the Atlasian voter rolls simultaneously. That point seems critical to me, and it never seems to have been directly addressed.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Your Honor, may jurors ask questions?

If so, I would like to ask the prosecution whether the poster known as Ogis/Tyrion has, at any point in time, had two or more accounts registered on the Atlasian voter rolls simultaneously. That point seems critical to me, and it never seems to have been directly addressed.

It is typically against the courtroom decorum to permit a juror to ask a question; however, I cannot find any law actually forbidding it and have decided to allow it given the question pertains strictly a clarification of the facts of the case.

Thank you, Your Honor. I apologize for the disturbance, and will from now on refrain from the debate.

[Antonio the Sixth]

It' been over a week and I've only been able to discuss with one of my fellow jurors. No idea what the other three are doing. I also have PMed Your Honor, to no avail.

Personally, my mind is made up, and I would like to be relieved from jury duty as soon as possible, so I'd appreciate some instructions from Your Honor.

[Antonio the Sixth]

I confirm that I voted Not Guilty.