Official Document of The Eighth Circuit Criminal Court of Gavastek, Property of The Judicial Archives of Gavastek
Eighth Circuit Criminal Court
of
Gavastek
4th October, 2087
ID: 3553849925168334124215
In the eye of the eighth circuit criminal court of Gavastek, the protest-turned-riot group of people have met the minimal requirements laid out in the Treason Act of 1952. As written in excerpt from the law, Section 3a, paragraph 1, lines 3 through 4, ”A person, or group of persons, shall also be deemed in act of rebellion should they perform any action seen as violent against the citizens or government of Gavastek, under claims of government illegitimacy (when proven elected fairly and in due practice), or as an organised group, to cause terror against the people of Gavastek with opinions of overthrowing the fair and just government.”
The ruling is written in a unanimous opinion by Hon. Judge Anja Svenson, where it was decided that as the result of organising as a group, causing public violence and fear through looting, arson, and battery, and their use of the message that “The government is framing Pärn, and is corrupt as Satan, and must be [REDACTED].”
The matter of Liberators of the oppressed people of Gavastek v. The Socialist Republic of Gavastek, was requested to add to the record context of the President of Gavastek, speaking on behalf of the Committee of Military Commandment, deciding to impose martial law upon the island of Möljon. The court has relied to allow the admittance of such context to the record.
