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JMO-0087 · larpations v The State
| Court | Appeals Court · Judgment |
|---|---|
| Date | 2026-10-25 |
| Published | JMO-0087 |
| Keywords | Not stated in the record |
| Summary | In JMO-0087 larpations v The State the appellant challenged re-education punishments arising from event strikes. The appellant alleged that 11 of 20 event strikes had been incorrectly punished, that nearly all of those punishments had been completed, and that the Legate's word had not been mocked. The appeal was brought under rule 8.1.4 Appeals (Minor) and was filed within 24 hours of the contested punishment. The court found the appeal timely and concluded from the record that the punishments had been improperly imposed. The court entered a verdict of not guilty under rule 8.1.4 and imposed no sentence. |
| Procedural history | Not stated in the record |
| Parties | Appellant: larpations Respondent: The State |
| Author | AntonChigaurh |
| Last updated | 2026-10-25 |
| References in the text | None cited |
The verdict
Not guilty on 8.1.4 Appeals.
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