I submit the following proposal.
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Proposal: The Simplest Judging of All
If G's proposal named "Mostly Simple Judging" does not pass, Retitle
Rule 991 (Judicial Cases Generally) to "Judicial Cases" and amend it to
read the following:
A judicial case, also known as a call for judgement (CFJ), is a
procedure to settle a matter of controversy.
Any person can initiate a call for judgement by announcement,
specifying a statement (the Argument) that is to be validated or
invalidated .
Voting for the validation or invalidation of the Call for
Judgement begins when the Initiater initiates the call for
judgement. Any player can vote for the validation or invalidation
of a judicial case. A simple majority of the active players is
required for the Call for Judgement to be validated.
Voting ends when a majority of the active players have all voted
either for the validation of the Call for Judgement or against the
validation of the Call for Judgement.
If seven days have passed before a majority of the active players
have all voted for or against the validation of the Call for
Judgement, the voting ends. If the voting ends before a majority
of the active players have all voted for or against the validation
of the Call for Judgement, the validation of the Call for
Judgement depends on the majority of the voters.
The Initiator is responsible for announcing the end of the voting
period and announcing the result of the voting within ten days of
the start of the voting period.
If an Argument of a judicial case is validated, the content of the
Argument is true.
Repeal the following rules if G's Proposal, "Mostly Simple Judging",
does not pass:
Rule 2158 (Judges)
Rule 591 (Inquiry Cases)
Rule 1504 (Criminal Cases)
Rule 2416 (Infraction Cases and Rewards)
Rule 2277 (Appeals of Criminal Cases)
Rule 2205 (Judicial Arguments and Evidence)
Rule 2157 (Judicial Panels)
Rule 2341 (Judgements by Judicial Panels)
Rule 2318 (Motions to Reconsider)
Rule 911 (Appeal Cases)
Rule 2342 (Judicial Appeals Panels)
Rule 2175 (Judicial Retraction and Excess)
Rule 1868 (Judge Assignment Generally)
Rule 1871 (The Standing Court)
Rule 2378 (Court Protector)
Rule 2204 (Linked Assignments)
Rule 2164 (Judicial Self-Recusal and Case Transfer)
Rule 2394 (Crime by Proxy)
Rule 2403 (Judicial Fees)
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-Henri
