Vetoed and failed by Kevan. New dynasty.
Adminned at 21 Jan 2019 10:49:32 UTC
Replace “otherwise, the Fine is 0” with “otherwise, the Fine is $2,000”.
Given that prosecution/defence is assigned at random, it seems harsh that a winning defence lawyer doesn’t even get paid.
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Trigon:
Trigon:
Actually, this would still end in a net loss of $1,800 for any attorney who argued. Mayhaps you wanted it to be $20,000 so that attorneys would at least not be losing money? That’s the assumption I based my original vote upon.
edelopo:
I like the intention but agree with Trigon
Kevan: he/him
Oh, good point. Either that or it should be “10% of fine or $2,000, whichever is higher” later down the list.
But $200 is better than nothing, for now.
pokes:
Kevan: he/him