The Deadly Assassin Robin by Tristan Storm

hapter 1032 If Someone Commits a Crime for Dignity-Then the Whole World Is Guilty!

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Kelsey recounted Lirald's case in full, emphasizing how the villagers of Harpton Highlands had repeatedly petitioned for his release during the trial.

The entire village stood behind him, working together i

They even reached out to the recognized cultural and le

submit a formal request on Lirald's behalf.

an effort to save him.

on Qacalisle Island, asking them to

erts a

They detailed every reason behind his actions, hoping the judges would recognize the injustice he had suffered and spare his life.

Yet,

the time, the judges overseeing the case were under the control of the Cattells, and they refused to even consider the villagers' pleas.

They warned that allowing the law to be bent for sympathy would only lead to increased crime rates across Qacalisle Island.

They also threatened the villagers, stating that if they continued to protest outside the courthouse, they would be arrested for disturbing public order.

Eventually, the two judges who had sentenced Lirald were transferred to another court.

Even after new judges took over the case, the villagers refused to back down. They continued gathering in front of the courthouse, demanding justice.

They carried banners listing the countless crimes committed by Lusko, the former head of Harpton Highlands-his corruption, abuse of power, and tyranny over the people.

The entire village stood united in their belief that Lirald's act was not murder-it was justice and public service.

After hearing Kelsey's summary, the two judges looked uneasy. "Luella, Mr. Ramsey," one of them spoke hesitantly, "if we delay this any longer, the people of Harpton Highlands might cause serious unrest." Robin let out a cold snort. "The trouble caused by the villagers is your problem.

"The villagers are right. Laws aside, justice must be upheld.

own people, then it doesn't matter

a tooth for a tooth. That is the

here is the motive behind the killings! That's the fundamental factor in determining whether someone should be

understand why

did you

make Lirald's motive the core of this case, then you are being

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of the judges hesitated, his voice

still killed Lusko and his wife, along with his parents and children. No matter

laugh. "I'll say it

son, and as a father-should have understood

did he ever stop to consider his own parents and

anyone guarantee that his family didn't benefit from his crimes? That they didn't receive favors, wealth, or security because

his crimes, did they not

decide Lirald's fate? "With this

who does not treat every life with rigor and reverence has no business being in

please, let us explain!

The only reason you're rushing this case is because you don't want to expose the corruption of your colleagues

guess-we all know those so-called judges accepted bribes from Lusko at the beginning of the trial.

to a

has its roots. By ignoring the motive behind

must be retried!"

officials involved in handling this case are to be placed under strict

and those two as

personally oversee the

of accepting bribes in this case-no matter how

documented in the case

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private retaliation

isn't a crime-it's an act of heroism in a broken

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to show compassion for people like Lirald and instead