<<< Deoch ~215 Mileth Law

Judicial Act: Reviews,Reporting, Substitutions

IV. Reviews
A. Judicial cases may be reviewed if is there is probable cause to believe 
an error may have been made or an Aisling involved in the case requests one.

i. Cases from a guard may be reviewed by a guard captain or judge
ii. Cases from a guard captain may be reviewed by judge
iii. Cases from a judge or trial conviction may reviewed by two judges

B. While a review is in progress any punitive actions ordered against the 
accused aisling must be put on hold unless the aisling presents a clear and 
present danger to the community.

C. Upon completion a review must come to one of the following conclusions:

1. Uphold the original determination of guilt or innocence and/or actions 
taken: No errors were made. No action or corrective action is needed.

2. Overturn or partially overturn the original determination of guilt or 
innocence and/or actions taken: An error exists in in the case. Action or 
corrective action is needed.

V. Substitutions

If there are insufficient judicial officers in office, two guards may 
substitute for one guard captain and two guard captains may substitute for 
one judge. Any Sgath order issued by substituting officials, however, must 
be counter-signed by a Burgess to be valid.

VI. Reporting & Record Keeping Requirements

A. All judicial case information must be posted on the boards in the Mileth 
Justice Hall, including those that are dismissed.

B. Judicial officers must keep evidence for all of their cases for at least 
one deoch after the case has been concluded. A case is concluded once any 
reviews, investigation notes, and all applicable punitive actions have been 
ordered.

C. Additional long term records and lists are to be maintained on the 
Justice Hall boards as follows:

1. Banishment Warrants: All warranted Aislings needing banishment

-Banishment warrants expire after four Deochs

2. Exile Warrants: All warranted aislings needing exile

-Warrants for exile terms less than two Deochs after after eight Deochs

-Warrants for exile terms two Deochs or greater expire after sixteen Deochs 
except if the warrant is accompanied by a Sgath warrant

3. Current Exiles: Any Aislings currently serving exile

4. Due for Pardon: Aislings still exiled but are due for a pardon

5. Political Bars: Aislings ordered for or currently barred

6. Sgath Warrants: Warranted Aislings needing Sgathing

-Sgath warrants never expire

7. Actions Against Officials: A list of removal orders or other sanctions 
against officials described by law.

D. Offensive names shall not be recorded on the judicial case boards. 
Aislings punished for an offensive name may be listed as 'profane name' or 
similar.