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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF REDMONT
CRIMINAL ACTION
Commonwealth of Redmont
Prosecution
v.
dygyee
Defendant
COMPLAINT
The Prosecution alleges criminal actions committed by the Defendant as follows:
dygyee has abused his power as Judge to commit Corruption, by denying a search warrant
against Tello Bank, a company which he is a shareholder of.
I. PARTIES
1. dygyee
2. Tello Bank
3. Commonwealth of Redmont
II. FACTS
1. On September 27, 2022, ElainaThomas29 requested a search warrant to retrieve information
about accounts xeu100 (the then-CEO of Tello Bank) has access to, in relation to a large
amount of stolen money. This warrant was requested in Closed Court. [See Exhibit A]
2. dygyee approved the warrant, giving ElainaThomas29 permission to see financial records
related to xeu100. [See Exhibit B]
3. ElainaThomas29 clarified to dygyee that the plan was “to go to Tello and show them a
warrant requiring them to share what bank accounts Xeu has access to, how much money is
stored in them, and the timestamps of any transactions involving those bank accounts.” [See
Exhibit C]
4. At this point, dygyee then denied the warrant, saying it was not possible to obtain the
information according to the Warrant Clarity Act. [See Exhibit C]
5. The only time warrants are automatically declined due to the nature of the subject(s) of the
warrant is if the warrant(s) are “requesting the personal messages via 3rd party apps, such as
discord” [See Warrant Clarity Act –
6. Bank accounts are not messages in 3rd party apps, so bank accounts are not declined under
the Warrant Clarity Act.
7. Thus, dygyee used his government position (Judge) to act to give some advantage
inconsistent with official duty (denying a warrant, claiming it is not allowed under the Warrant
Clarity Act when it is), to unfairly benefit oneself (preventing Tello Bank – which dygyee is a
shareholder of – from being searched via warrant)
8. The Corruption Act defines Corruption as “To use a government position to act to give some
advantage inconsistent with official duty and the rights of others to unfairly benefit oneself, or
someone else.”
III. CHARGES
The Prosecution hereby alleges the following charges against the Defendant:
1. One count of Corruption, for denying a legal warrant into a company that dygyee is a
shareholder of.
IV. SENTENCING
The Prosecution hereby recommends the following sentence for the Defendant:
1. The maximum punishment for Corruption, since Judges are supposed to uphold the law, not
directly violate it – a $25,000 fine and a 2-month removal from public office.
EVIDENCE:
Exhibit A (warrant request):
Exhibit B (original approval of warrant):
Exhibit C (warrant then denied):
CRIMINAL ACTION
Commonwealth of Redmont
Prosecution
v.
dygyee
Defendant
COMPLAINT
The Prosecution alleges criminal actions committed by the Defendant as follows:
dygyee has abused his power as Judge to commit Corruption, by denying a search warrant
against Tello Bank, a company which he is a shareholder of.
I. PARTIES
1. dygyee
2. Tello Bank
3. Commonwealth of Redmont
II. FACTS
1. On September 27, 2022, ElainaThomas29 requested a search warrant to retrieve information
about accounts xeu100 (the then-CEO of Tello Bank) has access to, in relation to a large
amount of stolen money. This warrant was requested in Closed Court. [See Exhibit A]
2. dygyee approved the warrant, giving ElainaThomas29 permission to see financial records
related to xeu100. [See Exhibit B]
3. ElainaThomas29 clarified to dygyee that the plan was “to go to Tello and show them a
warrant requiring them to share what bank accounts Xeu has access to, how much money is
stored in them, and the timestamps of any transactions involving those bank accounts.” [See
Exhibit C]
4. At this point, dygyee then denied the warrant, saying it was not possible to obtain the
information according to the Warrant Clarity Act. [See Exhibit C]
5. The only time warrants are automatically declined due to the nature of the subject(s) of the
warrant is if the warrant(s) are “requesting the personal messages via 3rd party apps, such as
discord” [See Warrant Clarity Act –
6. Bank accounts are not messages in 3rd party apps, so bank accounts are not declined under
the Warrant Clarity Act.
7. Thus, dygyee used his government position (Judge) to act to give some advantage
inconsistent with official duty (denying a warrant, claiming it is not allowed under the Warrant
Clarity Act when it is), to unfairly benefit oneself (preventing Tello Bank – which dygyee is a
shareholder of – from being searched via warrant)
8. The Corruption Act defines Corruption as “To use a government position to act to give some
advantage inconsistent with official duty and the rights of others to unfairly benefit oneself, or
someone else.”
III. CHARGES
The Prosecution hereby alleges the following charges against the Defendant:
1. One count of Corruption, for denying a legal warrant into a company that dygyee is a
shareholder of.
IV. SENTENCING
The Prosecution hereby recommends the following sentence for the Defendant:
1. The maximum punishment for Corruption, since Judges are supposed to uphold the law, not
directly violate it – a $25,000 fine and a 2-month removal from public office.
EVIDENCE:
Exhibit A (warrant request):
Exhibit B (original approval of warrant):
Exhibit C (warrant then denied):
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