[MUD-Dev] New Topic: ButtheadS and Jurisprudance
clawrenc at cup.hp.com
clawrenc at cup.hp.com
Thu Aug 14 16:52:37 CEST 1997
In <3.0.2.32.19970814153214.00895220 at mail.tenetwork.com>, on 08/14/97
at 03:37 PM, Jeff Kesselman <jeffk at tenetwork.com> said:
...details of cannibalistic legal system deletia...
>Thsi is a very interesting idea, at elast fro a MUD tryign to
>represent a mroe or less democratic society.
Actually I thought one of the advantages of the system was that it
wasn't in the slightest democratic. (I'm not a fan of democracies or
democratic systems BTW) It was expressly to prevent democratic farces
that features such as:
-- publicising the juror list _prior_ to the trial, thus allowing
jurors to be attacked, corrupted, murdered, etc.
-- allowing jurors to sell, trade, or otherwise dispose of their
jurorship, thus increasing corrupting possiblities, stacking of the
jury by the anit-accused, as well as allowing the accused to attempt
to stack the deck in his favour (eg get one juror on his side and then
equip him with murderous weaponry etc).
-- teleporting jurors with all carried equipment to the courtroom to
encourage mayhem in the courtroom.
-- requiring all surviving members of the jury to be in the named
pen when the button was pressed, thus allow verdict selection by
attrition or the last-survivor tactic.
-- Not recording crimes et al within the court room, thus making the
court rooms a laissez faire survival contest.
etc.
>Thanks fro the insights
Welcome. Coming up with little micro systems like that is something I
enjoy and do a lot.
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