Friend of the Court Brief Concerning Sentencing in the Case of The East Pacific Vs. Insane Legends
In recent trials this court has found that when charges are leveled upon a nation they are often unaware of the great damage they have the potential for causing. The East Pacific Vs. KaylinQ stands as an example of this.
In light of this precedent and the historic precedent of nations being impersonated by rulers not speaking for them, I would encourage leniency.
Insane Legends has already offered to repair damage caused by acting as the Minister of Education, a role for which there is a desperate need as evidenced by these proceedings. Perhaps a probationary period could be established during which the representative would prove their desire for positive interaction in the region by fulfilling this role.
Respectfully Submitted,
Commander Kreft
Defender of the Wachovia Coalition
Un Liaison for The East Pacific
I think some leniency in this case is called for, but not too much. My reccomendation is an 15-week probation, and a suspended 6-month ban. If during the 15 weeks there is reason to suspect further plotting, the ban will take effect and a longer one will be considered. After 15 weeks the sentence will be considered served, but futher coup attempt or suspicious matters will be a new crime, thus not subject to double jeopardy.