Phoenix Wright RP Game - CASE ONE - A Knight to Remember

Franziska von Karma

"Uhh... is Dan Brown a witness I've forgotten about...?"

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Lady · Admin Number of posts: 3116 Registration date: 2007-10-12

No, Your Honor. He's an author notorious for not doing his research.

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Franziska von Karma

"... oh... I didn't know." >.>

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MGL

In my home town, we have saying... in English, roughly translates as "Even blind, noseless pig finds truffle sometimes." Is perfectly possible this Dan Brown was correct regardless of poor research habits, yes?

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Lady · Admin Number of posts: 3116 Registration date: 2007-10-12

I suppose.

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Ilpala · Number of posts: 284 Age: 22 Registration date: 2007-10-12

...

(I-Is this a new ploy to disorient me completely from what's going on? Because I think it's working.)

Franziska von Karma

"Well I think it's pretty clear what we need to do..."

1. Ask whether there is anyone at Medieval times who would have that sort of technical know how and ask them to testify.

2. Demand a guilty verdict for the owner and use a piece of evidence to prove it.

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Franziska von Karma

"Well if there's no response from anyone... I don't really know what to make of this."

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MGL

If Lawyer and Lady Prosecutor have no comments, explanation must be correct, da, Miss Judge?

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Franziska von Karma

"Uhhhh..."

Thinking: Fuck if I know.

""Well we have to move on some how. Any ideas Prosecutor?"

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Lady · Admin Number of posts: 3116 Registration date: 2007-10-12

*sighs* The bailiff has fallen asleep, so have the witnesses and half the people watching. For lack of evidence, I would like to move for a mistrial.

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Franziska von Karma

Puck wrote:

*sighs* The bailiff has fallen asleep, so have the witnesses and half the people watching. For lack of evidence, I would like to move for a mistrial.

"An interesting idea. Unless there are any OBJECTION

s from the defense, I'm afraid I'll have to grant your request."

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Ilpala · Number of posts: 284 Age: 22 Registration date: 2007-10-12

Mistrial?

(Now wait, I've heard that term...)

MGL

*visibly nervous*

What does "mistrial" mean? What will happen in case of Gawain Greene's death?

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Lady · Admin Number of posts: 3116 Registration date: 2007-10-12

The trial will be postponed for further investigation.

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Ilpala · Number of posts: 284 Age: 22 Registration date: 2007-10-12

Not just that, though. Won't that mean that under current double jeopardy laws, my client cannot be again tried in this murder?

Lady · Admin Number of posts: 3116 Registration date: 2007-10-12

No.

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Ilpala · Number of posts: 284 Age: 22 Registration date: 2007-10-12

But you are moving for a mistrial due to lack of evidence, are you not?

Franziska von Karma

"I mistrial would not mean your client would be found innocent. It would just mean the trial would end. However, you seem to be responsive now, and I would hate to have to do that. Would you like to hear from another witness? What would one of the lawyers like to do?"

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Franziska von Karma

"Well, I guess we shall not continue then?"

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