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Dutch000

Is this before or after Killjoy?

Anonymous

Oh this is gonna be GOOD

Anonymous

Speaking as a lawbot here. Technically she'd be down for criminal negligance, manslaughter, and murder (the only one she intended to kill was Farrah Day, and I'm not sure what her status under the law is as an artificial life form, but lets assume she has full rights hence murder applies), technically she'd also count for manslaughter of Princess Foxglove, whom she tried specifically to get out of harms way but failed, and she had no way of accounting for Mack showing up, hence double manslaughter. The criminal negligance is not broadcasting a warning she was setting the station up for self destruct, which she would need to at the very least, falling debris can be a huge problem that way. Assassination is a very specific form of murder and its interesting the Council of Virtue has indicted her under those charges.

JHano

good theories! There are some real life laws in play here and you're very close (but no cigar!) Next page dives more into specifics.

Anonymous

the judge looks like a terminator....I'm not feeling super confident here.

Anonymous

that look he from ace atterny

Anonymous

Probably the only mitigating factor in the death of Foxglove is, as a leader of a sovereign nation, she essentially committed an act of war on Mayapple's kingdom and was hence, an enemy combatent, rather than just a villain (she just happened to be very villainous while doing it) and her death may even be wavered altogether. The only thing making it manslaughter was the fact Mayapples attempted to spare her life. As for the rest, well, I guess I'll just have to wait and see.