I don't know when you'll see this, depending on how the situation in the catacombs is going... but there are some things we need to figure out.
It sounded so logical at the time but now This is the right thing to do, it has to be First of all, the voting idea didn't go over as well as I thought. The idea of having eligible candidates give a reason as to why they should be on the trial came up, but in the end most of the people I spoke to preferred a more random choosing system; five names could be chosen at random and if any have a conflict of interest or a bias they can either step down or someone else can offer proof of why they can't be impartial. At this point I think forcing them to vote if they don't agree with the idea could make things worse.
Concerning the trial, I have some witnesses who've volunteered, as well as Dr. Archer in 102 who volunteered to test the hair found on the blanket Aaron was wrapped in. [...] Can you get your hands on it somehow? We'll also need two people to play the role of prosecution and defense. I've contacted the two people with legal experience and they've agreed to help, but not quite in that capacity.
And [...] punishment will have to be considered, if he is found guilty.
I can't do this alone, it's impossible I really just want to say fuck it and and kick him out of the building