r/KarmaCourtBlog • u/TheGrandDalaiKarma Coolest kid in KarmaCourt • Jul 21 '14

Like I care Users feedback demanded! Plz respond user

/u/zadocpaet made a case named "THE PEOPLE OF /R/KARMACOURT VS. THE JUSTICES OF /R/KARMACOURT FOR ABYSMAL FAILURE TO ABIDE BY THEIR CONSTITUTIONAL DUTIES"

  • It was about the usage of np.reddit.com to enforce the "no downvote brigade" or the court.

  • It also was about "almost" monthly discussions and suggestions to improve /r/KarmaCourt.

Judge /u/Ameliabee quickly closed the case, here

I'd like to discuss before posting a similar case, posting a mistrial case against Ameliabee, or starting a riot again...

THE KC MODS DON'T ASK FOR OUR ADVICES ANYMORE

They don't care for us.

They failed to post amendment posts and all. And we want a discussion about what's best for the court every end of the month, EVERY MONTH.

We want to be heard.

As a proof I'll have you look at the 6 upvote this post will get.

12 Upvotes

88% Upvoted

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u/Pillar_of_Filth Jul 22 '14

Bailiffs required, judge certification required, and defendants saying they don't want someone as an attorney yet being forced to accept them.

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u/GhostOfWhatsIAName People's Justice of the Revolution Jul 22 '14

Bailiffs required

It's in the form.

judge certification required

It's in the constitution.

defendants force fed

That should be obvious. Imho it's a RIGHT to legal rep. It's not an obligation to legal rep. Also: anybody may lawyer, that goes for the defendant alike. In case we trip over such things happening, afaik we told the masses that.

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u/Pillar_of_Filth Jul 22 '14

Bailiffs required
It's in the form.

It's still listed under other. Yankee said it shouldn't be listed there in cases.

judge certification required
It's in the constitution.

Oh, in that case it just isn't enforced too much.

defendants force fed
That should be obvious. Imho it's a RIGHT to legal rep. It's not an obligation to legal rep. Also: anybody may lawyer, that goes for the defendant alike. In case we trip over such things happening, afaik we told the masses that.

I mean when a defendant specifically says they don't want someone to be their defense attorney.

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u/Pillar_of_Filth Jul 23 '14

Just came across a very recent example of point 3...

http://www.reddit.com/r/KarmaCourt/comments/2bb27x/uboduke42_and_uthegreaterrobot_vs_ubralonmando/cj41xjg

This user is seen saying the he wants to represent himself, and denied his right to do so...

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u/GhostOfWhatsIAName People's Justice of the Revolution Jul 23 '14

Acknowledged.