07-22-2019, 05:09 PM
Churcher nodded. "I thank the defendant for her plea and will note it when it comes to sentencing". She looked down at the papers and say one of the most controversial cases was now before her. Lauchenoiria v. Moore. The sparse, but noisy, protests outside the courthouse in Nicene were all about this one case, and she was aware it was an divisive issue back in Lauchenoiria too.
"The Clerk will now call TRC-A-16, Lauchenoiria et al v. Moore", Churcher began, "and I will warn the Court for the first and only time that I will not accept disturbance in this Commission. I will not hesitate to kick people out and I will not hesitate to hold people in contempt of court - the sentence of which in Sanctaria is left entirely to the presiding judge's discretion. Clerk?"
The Clerk stood. "TRC-A-17, Lauchenoiria v. Moore please. Mr. Arenas?"
"The Clerk will now call TRC-A-16, Lauchenoiria et al v. Moore", Churcher began, "and I will warn the Court for the first and only time that I will not accept disturbance in this Commission. I will not hesitate to kick people out and I will not hesitate to hold people in contempt of court - the sentence of which in Sanctaria is left entirely to the presiding judge's discretion. Clerk?"
The Clerk stood. "TRC-A-17, Lauchenoiria v. Moore please. Mr. Arenas?"