The whole point of the trial was straightforward in concept but challenging in execution: examine the official report carefully, let the accused speak their defense, and catch the logical flaws and contradictions in their testimony.
It was a troubling trial that required intense focus and attention to detail, but not impossibly hard when you actually put your mind to it and cross-referenced everything properly.
"I understand your position… I would like to hear all three defenses regarding your crimes before rendering final judgment." Azel said while flipping to the next page of the case file with deliberate slowness. "We have heard your defense on the first charge right now, so there are two remaining accusations to address. Please elaborate on your second crime."
Being a judge was honestly fun as fuck, especially when you had meta-knowledge and knew exactly what would happen at the end. The power dynamic was intoxicating.
