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happy birthday!

:abs: - abstaining for now. I think we should encourage people to go into TOWN politics first and Departments. I don't know if doing the House will help. shrug

Votes prior to motion to amend.

:aye: - Changing to an aye because I want winter to tiebreak

I sign this bill because it epically amends the original bill.

I sign this bill because it epically amends the original bill.

this bill amends the original bill

this bill amends the original bill

this is a very cool and original bill

@EmeraldGuuy @nullapoene i have no idea what im doing the guide makes no sense 😭

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Your Honor, The Appellant is actually still interested in doing an oral argument. Like noted earlier, the only trouble will be scheduling it.

Yes your honor, the Plaintiff meant under rule 3.6.2, not .1.

Username _GreyMC What type of billboard are you applying for? Government Billboard Requirements Your billboard content does not violate any server rules., Your billboard content does not contain any content that may be of a legal liability., You have the funds to purchase the billboard...

The Appellant respectfully informs the Court that a new presiding officer needs to be assigned to this case. Moreover, the Appellant is no longer interested in doing an in-game appeal.

Votes prior to motion to amend

IN THE FEDERAL COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF REDMONT MOTION TO RECONSIDER - RECUSAL OF HONORABLE JUDGE XXTHEORYXX Your Honor, Plaintiff moves to reconsider the recusal of Honorable Judge xxTheoryXx. When the Plaintiff originally made the motion, they were unaware that the presiding officer was...

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF REDMONT LEGAL BRIEF - Bob596 v. NiceGuysNice [2026] DCR 120 Your Honor, This case is a simple one. Yet, one that the Defendant didn't even show up for. The Defendant who broke a contract with the Plaintiff, doesn't see the value in showing up. I...

Your Honor, Fluffyjumperfive is no longer the attorney on this case for Co-Plaintiff asdertplays, and will instead be myself. The Court is correct in saying that there has been no discovery. The Defendant has been summoned, and has failed to show up due to being deported. The only motion...