Antonio on 25 Dec 2001 23:30:57 -0000 |
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spoon-business: Judiciary Reform, version 2b |
Oops, wrong list I amend my proposal Judicial reform 1 <proposal> <title>Judicial reform 1</title> Replace the text of rule 126 with the following LEGULEIO delimited text LEGULEIO Any player may submit a Call For Judgement (CFJ) by posting his intention to a public list together with a Statement to be judged and optionally an analyisis. That Player shall be known as the Plaintiff with regard to the CFJ. While submitting CFJ the Plaintiff may also specify a player as Defendant for that CFJ. Calls for Judgement are given a serial number as if they were a revisable object. A CFJ cannot be modified once submitted. LEGULEIO </proposal> [[thanks Dan for pointing that out]] To support absentee judges I also amend Judicial reform 2: <proposal> <title>Judicial Reform 2</title> Replace the text of rule 128 with the following GIUDICATO delimited text GIUDICATO A Judge shall, within seven days of eir selection, give one of the following responses to the Call for Judgment to which e was assigned, accompanied by analysis: 1. Refused: A Judge may refuse to hear the Request if it lacks a clear Statement or is not germain to the game. 2. True: The Statement is true. 3. False: The Statement is false. 4. Undecided: It cannot be determined at the time of the Judgment whether the Statement is true or false. [[completly ripped off from A Nomic]] This response constitutes the judge's Judgment on that CFJ and has the same serial number of the CFJ A Judge's decision shall have the force of law. Should it happen that a Judge has not issued a Judgement within seven days of eir selection, that Judge shall be recused and a new player shall be selected in the ways prescribed by the rules as Judge for the CFJ GIUDICATO </proposal> -- Rivoluzione: \o_ (o __) ( / |__ o_ _o/ | /\ __\o \o | o/ o/__ (\ | / \ |\ /) | ( \ /o) / | ( (\ /| / \ _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com