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<blockquote data-quote="hippocrachus" data-source="post: 2961770" data-attributes="member: 14148">~ The Adventurers ~Harad nods to Hildor and turns to Hrolf, signaling for the Defense to make its opening statements. Harad listens to Hrolf's presentation of Nae'talis' case and clears his throat before speaking.&quot;Under treatises with the nation of Thay, Nae'talis is labeled a fugitive in the Silver Marches. Although he has not been convicted of any crimes in Silverymoon, he is subject to the Thayan Deportation Act and is therefore a delinquent under the jurisdiction of this court.&quot; Harad doesn't seem pleased in having to admit that, but friendship cannot deter justice. &quot;Motion to dismiss is overruled.&quot;Hrolf moves on to present Hildor's case and Harad seems to follow along with increasing agreement.&quot;There is little evidence given for the charges brought against Hildor; and I cannot convict him on speculation alone. Hildor did admit to spying on Nae'talis while in the service of the Church of Tyr, however it cannot be proven that he gave any malefactors information of Nae'talis' whereabouts. Nae'talis identified Hildor's contact as a member of the Red Wizards, an organization recognized in the Silver Marches as malefactors, but I do not believe Hildor intended to consort with them. Withholding information from the martial wardens of Silverdown is not the same as conspiring against them if he was not asked to present it. Father Braggi questioned Hildor without proper jurisdiction and without informing Hildor of his rights, which both dissolves the charge of conspiracy and perjury against Hildor. Hildor never gave an oath anyway. Motion to dismiss accepted.&quot; He looks at Hildor sternly. &quot;You may stay for the remainder of the trial, should you be needed in the defense of Nae'talis.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hippocrachus, post: 2961770, member: 14148"] ~ The Adventurers ~ Harad nods to Hildor and turns to Hrolf, signaling for the Defense to make its opening statements. Harad listens to Hrolf's presentation of Nae'talis' case and clears his throat before speaking. [COLOR=DarkSlateGray]"Under treatises with the nation of Thay, Nae'talis is labeled a fugitive in the Silver Marches. Although he has not been convicted of any crimes in Silverymoon, he is subject to the Thayan Deportation Act and is therefore a delinquent under the jurisdiction of this court."[/COLOR] Harad doesn't seem pleased in having to admit that, but friendship cannot deter justice. [COLOR=DarkSlateGray]"Motion to dismiss is overruled."[/COLOR] Hrolf moves on to present Hildor's case and Harad seems to follow along with increasing agreement. [COLOR=DarkSlateGray]"There is little evidence given for the charges brought against Hildor; and I cannot convict him on speculation alone. Hildor did admit to spying on Nae'talis while in the service of the Church of Tyr, however it cannot be proven that he gave any malefactors information of Nae'talis' whereabouts. Nae'talis identified Hildor's contact as a member of the Red Wizards, an organization recognized in the Silver Marches as malefactors, but I do not believe Hildor intended to consort with them. Withholding information from the martial wardens of Silverdown is not the same as conspiring against them if he was not asked to present it. Father Braggi questioned Hildor without proper jurisdiction and without informing Hildor of his rights, which both dissolves the charge of conspiracy and perjury against Hildor. Hildor never gave an oath anyway. Motion to dismiss accepted."[/COLOR] He looks at Hildor sternly. [COLOR=DarkSlateGray]"You may stay for the remainder of the trial, should you be needed in the defense of Nae'talis."[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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