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I am representing a client
Who is your Client?: The Commonwealth of Redmont
What Case are you Appealing?: [2024] FCR 107
Link to the Original Case: Lawsuit: Dismissed - The Commonwealth of Redmont v. Crytiee [2024] FCR 107
Basis for Appeal: The case was dismissed for 2 reason, Lack of Claim and Immunity. Both of these were invalid reason to dimiss, especially lack of claim as Duke had to rule on it three times before dismissing it.
LACK OF CLAIM:
When in came to our claim we claimed Crytiee committed corruption. We explained that claim and how not voting is not apart of their official duty as Congress's Official duties are to represent the will of the people. The act of not voting does not represent anyone as Redmont is a representative democracy, therefore any elected representative has a responsibility to actively participate in government - which includes approving and overturning motions of no confidence. Crytiee chose not to cast a vote in order to benefit Xine.
The act of not voting is not in line with in their official duties and this act directly benefited Xine. If both of these are taken as fact then it fits the definition of corruption and there is our claim to prosecute.
IMMUNITY:
Duke argued that Abstaining is a right granted to senator and therefore immune. Crytiee never abstained and there was no abstaining vote recorded. The vote was 2-0-0. What Crytiee did was choose not to vote which is different. The act of not voting is not a protected power of the senate and should not be rewarded with immunity. Senators have the responsiblity to participate in the democratic process in a representative democracy. Inaction is the same as not having representation at all. Senators have the responsiblity to do the opposite then what crytiee has done, no immunity should be given to an act that is not in line with their responsiblities.
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I am representing a client
Who is your Client?: The Commonwealth of Redmont
What Case are you Appealing?: [2024] FCR 107
Link to the Original Case: Lawsuit: Dismissed - The Commonwealth of Redmont v. Crytiee [2024] FCR 107
Basis for Appeal: The case was dismissed for 2 reason, Lack of Claim and Immunity. Both of these were invalid reason to dimiss, especially lack of claim as Duke had to rule on it three times before dismissing it.
LACK OF CLAIM:
When in came to our claim we claimed Crytiee committed corruption. We explained that claim and how not voting is not apart of their official duty as Congress's Official duties are to represent the will of the people. The act of not voting does not represent anyone as Redmont is a representative democracy, therefore any elected representative has a responsibility to actively participate in government - which includes approving and overturning motions of no confidence. Crytiee chose not to cast a vote in order to benefit Xine.
The act of not voting is not in line with in their official duties and this act directly benefited Xine. If both of these are taken as fact then it fits the definition of corruption and there is our claim to prosecute.
IMMUNITY:
Duke argued that Abstaining is a right granted to senator and therefore immune. Crytiee never abstained and there was no abstaining vote recorded. The vote was 2-0-0. What Crytiee did was choose not to vote which is different. The act of not voting is not a protected power of the senate and should not be rewarded with immunity. Senators have the responsiblity to participate in the democratic process in a representative democracy. Inaction is the same as not having representation at all. Senators have the responsiblity to do the opposite then what crytiee has done, no immunity should be given to an act that is not in line with their responsiblities.
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