This page contains access to the Magistrates record of The Concord. Detailing all public trials held during Concordian Summits. Records are attempted to be as complete as possible, but circumstances may make this difficult.
For more information see Law in Concord
Magistrates Record - Autumn 226
| Crime | Details | Accused | Verdict and Punishment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Assault | The two accused were charged with assaulting a victim in the dark the summit prior, breaking a limb, before departing. | B. Roderick, B. Roderick | Guilty - Fine levied. 2 Locks each. |
| Treason, Assault, Murder | Following a senate motion, a writ of investigation was penned to summon the herald known as the Magistrate to answer for their crimes on the Concordian people. The Magistrate answered the summons. | The Magistrate | Not Guilty - Heralds are not bound by Concordian law. |
| Murder, Mayhem, Assault | The accused was charged with entrapping a number of travellers within a magic field alongside a monster of the Weald. When it was determined that the monster was vulnerable during feeding, numerous travellers were beaten into inactivity and allowed to be fed on by the beast, at which point the beast was defeated. As the accused was a Cervini, guilt was determined by the High Priest of Lumos. | Wealdsage Stracken. | Guilty - Mayhem, Assault
1 Finger removed, Betrayers Fleshcurse to be applied. Not Guilty - Murder |
Magistrates Record - Spring 225
| Crime | Details | Accused | Verdict and Punishment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Treason | The accused was charged with revealing movements and tactics of the Iron Brawlers army to enemies of The Concord, resulting in disadvantage to that army and casualties. The accused plead guilty and requested religious clemency, but this was found wanting. | Wenloch of the Vale | Guilty. Executed by Cynwulf of the Arborvale. |
| Murder, Derelicition of Duty | The accused confessed to ordering Andashi Shesti warriors to pursue and murder Artebazzani citizens who were departing The Tribelands, bound for Aprivano. The accused plead guilty and requested religious clemency, but this was found wanting. | Arachelli El Obregon, Senator of The Tribelands | Guilty. Executed by Ser Escanor the Lionhearted |
| Heresy, Blasphemy | The accused confessed to being the ringleader of the Divine Church of Anarchia and was trialed in both inquisition and criminal trial. The accused was unrepentant. | Lyam De Rosa | Guilty. Executed. |
| Heresy, Blasphemy | The accused was charged with being a member of the Divine Church of Anarchia, believing its teachings, and spreading its word. The accused was unrepentant. | Maximillien Villeneuve, Headmaster of the De Re School of Embers | Guilty. Executed. |
Magistrates Record - Autumn 225
| Crime | Details | Accused | Verdict and Punishment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Treason, Dereliction of Duty, Criminal Conspiracy. | The accused was charge with leading a criminal organisation within the 'Docklands War', the accused confessed to the crime of Criminal Conspiracy, but clarified through the proof of a Cervitasian priest that his intent was to peacefully end the Docklands war and ensure that Concordian secrets were secured where possible. This was attested to by multiple witnesses. | Jalen Van Voyant | Guilty of Criminal Conspiracy. Fined 20 Locks.
Not Guilty of Treason and Dereliction of Duty |
Magistrates Record - Summer 222
| Crime | Details | Accused | Verdict and Punishment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Murder | The accused discovered that the victim, El’Efendi of Andash, was unknowingly under the effects of a scrying curse by enemies of The Concord. The pair lured El’Efendi from town, murdered them and destroyed the corpse. Both victims confessed to Officers of the Watch when questioned, but did not come forward of their own accord. | Jormunwuld of Bolsterlee and Solla Gunvor of Windholme. | Guilty. In recognition of Jorunwuld’s position of Minister of Foreign Affairs granting him some (perceived) authority over matters of espionage, the sentence was lessened. Jormunwuld had his title revoked and will be unable to retain the title ‘Minister of Foreign Affairs’ for two years. Both Jormunwuld and Solla had an eye put out by an Officer of the Watch. |