Blue Shirts Trial

[Janpia]

As part of the recent negotiations between the Janpian and Grande Germanian Government, both sides have agreed to put the Blue Shirt members on trial. The goals of this trial is to bring the perpetrators to justice. The charges being thrown at the defendants is:

- Violation on the rules of war by killing POWs

As stated:

Prisoners of war must at all times be humanely treated. Any unlawful act or omission by the Detaining Power causing death or seriously endangering the health of a prisoner of war in its custody is prohibited.

The trial will be overseen by 1 Janpian judge, 2 Oceanians, and 2 from Czechoslovakia. The decisions however, will be handled by the jury.

OOC: This is an IC trial thread from the China-Taiwan war

[Grande Germania]

"Well, we wanted to organize the trial in Bratislava, Czechoslovakia, but the current political situation in the country doesn't allow us to do that, so we chose Warsaw, Poland, is it okay as a location?" said a representative of the Czechoslovakian government on the telephone with all the guests invited to the process.

[Janpia]

"Well, we wanted to organize the trial in Bratislava, Czechoslovakia, but the current political situation in the country doesn't allow us to do that, so we chose Warsaw, Poland, is it okay as a location?" said a representative of the Czechoslovakian government on the telephone with all the guests invited to the process.

Judge Gemosche"I believe that will be fine. As for the defendants, I believe the Blue Shirt command is ready?"

[Grande Germania]

"Well, we wanted to organize the trial in Bratislava, Czechoslovakia, but the current political situation in the country doesn't allow us to do that, so we chose Warsaw, Poland, is it okay as a location?" said a representative of the Czechoslovakian government on the telephone with all the guests invited to the process.

Judge Gemosche"I believe that will be fine. As for the defendants, I believe the Blue Shirt command is ready?"

"hello, I think we can start with the trial, where do we start?" asked Petr Doubrava, one of the two Czechoslovakian judges present at the trial.

[Janpia]

Judge Gemosche arrives on Warsaw, and proceeded to the Court House. Upon arriving, he went to the backrooms and waited for the jury and the rest to attend.

[Grande Germania]

Judge Gemosche arrives on Warsaw, and proceeded to the Court House. Upon arriving, he went to the backrooms and waited for the jury and the rest to attend.

Petr Doubrava, who was already in Warsaw, greets the Janpian "hello, how was the trip?"

[Janpia]

Judge Gemosche arrives on Warsaw, and proceeded to the Court House. Upon arriving, he went to the backrooms and waited for the jury and the rest to attend.

Petr Doubrava, who was already in Warsaw, greets the Janpian "hello, how was the trip?"

Judge. Gemosche: "It was fine. Just gonna adjust from the jetlag."

OOC: We should wait for others to join. Its a jury trial after all.

[GreatOceania]

The 2 Oceanian judges arrived escorted by 2 guards making their way to their spots in the court and ready themselves for the trial

[Grande Germania]

The 2 Oceanian judges arrived escorted by 2 guards making their way to their spots in the court and ready themselves for the trial

"Good morning, how was your trip? Warsaw is a beautiful city, we believe it is a good place to go to trial" said the two Czechoslovakian judges.

[GreatOceania]

"Good morning, how was your trip? Warsaw is a beautiful city, we believe it is a good place to go to trial" said the two Czechoslovakian judges.

“The trip could’ve been better and the country is okay in my views” a Oceanian judge said with no emotion in his words and with a neutral expression

[Grande Germania]

"Good morning, how was your trip? Warsaw is a beautiful city, we believe it is a good place to go to trial" said the two Czechoslovakian judges.

“The trip could’ve been better and the country is okay in my views” a Oceanian judge said with no emotion in his words and with a neutral expression

The Czechoslovakian judge shrugged his shoulders and said "well, we must hope that this trial will not create reprisals against the Czechoslovakian government, the situation is already delicate and if the tension still increases there will be a civil war, the communists are calling too many strikes, and Democrats have skyrocketing popularity. "

[Grande Germania]

"Have the observers and Adeptorian judges arrived?"

[Grande Germania]

OOC: Is the thread dead?

[Janpia]

Judge Gemosche: "Now that all the judges have arrived, I believe we can now start the trial"

He proceeded to his stand, and waited for the other judges before proceeding to sit down.

Judge Gemosche: "Now before the trial to begin, are the defendants present? The prosecution will lay down their charges to begin"

[Grande Germania]

Judge Gemosche: "Now that all the judges have arrived, I believe we can now start the trial"

He proceeded to his stand, and waited for the other judges before proceeding to sit down.

Judge Gemosche: "Now before the trial to begin, are the defendants present? The prosecution will lay down their charges to begin"

"sure, the heads of the blue shirts are in the custody of the Czechoslovak police, they will arrive shortly"

[Grande Germania]

shortly afterwards Czechoslovakian agents brought the two main generals in blue shirts, respectively from the men's and women's wards.

The male General was of medium height, with blond hair and blue eyes. He wore the uniform of the blue shirts.

The female General, slightly shorter than her colleague, with brown hair and eyes of the same color. She too wore the uniform of the blue shirts.

[Janpia]

As the Generals seated down near the wall, facing towards the prosecution, Judge Gemosche ordered to start the proceedings. The prosecution then lays down the charges

"The Blue Shirt Command, under the Czechoslovakian Government, is notable for killing prisoners of war, which is a direct violation to the rules of war, as stated:

Prisoners of war must at all times be humanely treated. Any unlawful act or omission by the Detaining Power causing death or seriously endangering the health of a prisoner of war in its custody is prohibited.

The Czechoslovakian Government, and the Blue Shirts have been sternly warned by the Janpian Government. However, the warnings are unheard, and the killings still continued. It only stopped after an ultimatum is sent to the Czech Government. Now my question for the General is, do you plead guilty to such crimes?"

The prosecutor seated down after reading the charges

[Grande Germania]

As the Generals seated down near the wall, facing towards the prosecution, Judge Gemosche ordered to start the proceedings. The prosecution then lays down the charges

"The Blue Shirt Command, under the Czechoslovakian Government, is notable for killing prisoners of war, which is a direct violation to the rules of war, as stated:

Prisoners of war must at all times be humanely treated. Any unlawful act or omission by the Detaining Power causing death or seriously endangering the health of a prisoner of war in its custody is prohibited.

The Czechoslovakian Government, and the Blue Shirts have been sternly warned by the Janpian Government. However, the warnings are unheard, and the killings still continued. It only stopped after an ultimatum is sent to the Czech Government. Now my question for the General is, do you plead guilty to such crimes?"

The prosecutor seated down after reading the charges

"I plead guilty to following orders," said the general.

[Janpia]

As the Generals seated down near the wall, facing towards the prosecution, Judge Gemosche ordered to start the proceedings. The prosecution then lays down the charges

"The Blue Shirt Command, under the Czechoslovakian Government, is notable for killing prisoners of war, which is a direct violation to the rules of war, as stated:

Prisoners of war must at all times be humanely treated. Any unlawful act or omission by the Detaining Power causing death or seriously endangering the health of a prisoner of war in its custody is prohibited.

The Czechoslovakian Government, and the Blue Shirts have been sternly warned by the Janpian Government. However, the warnings are unheard, and the killings still continued. It only stopped after an ultimatum is sent to the Czech Government. Now my question for the General is, do you plead guilty to such crimes?"

The prosecutor seated down after reading the charges

"I plead guilty to following orders," said the general.

The prosecution looked at the other General and said: "And for the other?"

[Grande Germania]

"I plead guilty to following orders," said the general.

The prosecution looked at the other General and said: "And for the other?"

"I repeat, I did not come up with anything that happened, if you are looking for the culprits ask the Christian-Authoritarian Party and the Leader." the general said with conviction.

[Grande Germania]

The prosecution looked at the other General and said: "And for the other?"

"I repeat, I did not come up with anything that happened, if you are looking for the culprits ask the Christian-Authoritarian Party and the Leader." the general said with conviction.

"He is lying!" The Czechoslovak judges shouted

[Janpia]

The prosecution looked at the other General and said: "And for the other?"

"I repeat, I did not come up with anything that happened, if you are looking for the culprits ask the Christian-Authoritarian Party and the Leader." the general said with conviction.

Prosecutor: "Could you further elaborate? This seems new information for us. Do you have any evidence backing up your claim?"

[Grande Germania]

"I repeat, I did not come up with anything that happened, if you are looking for the culprits ask the Christian-Authoritarian Party and the Leader." the general said with conviction.

Prosecutor: "Could you further elaborate? This seems new information for us. Do you have any evidence backing up your claim?"

"Shortly before the conflict I received a call from the prime minister ordering my colleague and me not to take prisoners, also saying that we had the Leader's approval." the General said.

[Janpia]

Prosecutor: "Could you further elaborate? This seems new information for us. Do you have any evidence backing up your claim?"

"Shortly before the conflict I received a call from the prime minister ordering my colleague and me not to take prisoners, also saying that we had the Leader's approval." the General said.

Prosecutor: "Can you show us the recording?"

[Grande Germania]

"Shortly before the conflict I received a call from the prime minister ordering my colleague and me not to take prisoners, also saying that we had the Leader's approval." the General said.

Prosecutor: "Can you show us the recording?"

The general took a tape recorder and let it go, the voice of the Czechoslovak Prime Minister was heard: "Listen, you and the Blue Shirts don't have to take prisoners, so we win the war and keep power, we all know that we keep our popularity is given. only from military victories, so if we do not want the people to become aware of their state of mass workers without rights, we must win "