Verdict
IN THE FEDERAL COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF REDMONT
VERDICT
Dragonfly0001, Brustklefurry, YourLocalDiabeto V. Alexthelillion [2024] FCR 93
I. PLAINTIFF'S POSITION
1. The defendant has constantly harassed the plaintiffs, causing them to close their business, live in constant fear of being shot, and preventing them from going about their daily lives. The plaintiffs claim that the defendant's actions, which include showing up at their shop and shooting towards them, have caused significant emotional, financial, and personal harm.
II. DEFENDANT'S POSITION
1. Despite the plaintiff’s assertions, they have failed to substantiate any of their claims with concrete evidence. There is no proof of emotional damages or property damage, such as the alleged closure of the shop, beyond unsupported statements from the plaintiff’s lawyer
III. THE COURT OPINION
- This ruling is based on the information presented by the parties and matters commonly known to the public.
- Three cases were filed with the same plaintiffs against three different individuals, all making similar claims. While this case bears similarities to FCR 91 and FCR 92, key differences have guided this decision.
- The evidence shows that the defendant committed one murder of Plaintiff Dragonfly0001. While a single murder is not typically sufficient for damages, especially in a realm of DC where such incidents are common, this case is notable. The defendant unlawfully broke into a location where the Plaintiff was hiding, using a lockpick, as confirmed by video evidence. This intrusion into what is considered a safe space (i.e., work or home) and the subsequent murder warrant the awarding of emotional damages.
- Other claims, such as store closures and attacks on other plaintiffs, lack sufficient supporting evidence. For these, I refer to the precedent set in my FCR 92 verdict.
IV. DECISION
In the matter of FCR 93, the court
rules in favor of the plaintiff with the following modified relief:
- $3,000 awarded to Dragonfly0001 for emotional damages.
- $900 awarded to Towloo for legal fees.
- No damages awarded to Brustklefurry or YourLocalDiabeto.
The Federal Court thanks all involved.