NOT GUILTY

[Antonio the Sixth]

Having been relieved from jury duty, I would like to take to emphasize that this trial was a complete farce, that the charges brought forward by the prosecution were frivolous, and that I'm glad to have contributed to Tyrion's acquittal.

The Presidential pardon is blatantly excessive, and I believe Tyrion made an extremely questionable use of it. However, even if he had never issued that blanket pardon, my verdict would have been the same.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Voter fraud can only exist if it was demonstrated that Tyrion was registered twice in the voter rolls. The fact that he was a previously banned poster is, in itself, irrelevant to the case. There were ways to demonstrate that, if the prosecution was interested in making a real case. But barring that, this trial stood on nothing.

[Antonio the Sixth]

He was just a kid when he pulled the whole I AM OGIS!!!! business. And hardly anyone still active in fantasyland was even a member at the time.

Besides, if I recall correctly, the account he had just prior to Tyrion immediately admitted to being Ogis and asked to be unbanned on the basis of his improved behavior. The mods rebanned him without even considering it.

This is why permabans are generally a bad idea unless we're dealing with the likes of Kyle Mercado or Robert Stark.

[Antonio the Sixth]

He was just a kid when he pulled the whole I AM OGIS!!!! business. And hardly anyone still active in fantasyland was even a member at the time.

Besides, if I recall correctly, the account he had just prior to Tyrion immediately admitted to being Ogis and asked to be unbanned on the basis of his improved behavior. The mods rebanned him without even considering it.

This is why permabans are generally a bad idea unless we're dealing with the likes of Kyle Mercado or Robert Stark.

Or the Ballet Man.

Yup, our dear friend Chris Costantini.