Ed Murphy wrote: > A sentencing order is a judicial order directed at the defendant > of a lawsuit in eir role as defendant.
Terminology doesn't match up here. In legal theory, sentencing is only applicable in criminal cases. The way you define "lawsuit" includes civil cases. I think you actually intend "criminal lawsuit" here. > or if e was deregistered for lawlessness. Tanget: it just occurred to me that our "deregistered for lawlessness" penalty bears considerable resemblance to the old common law concept of outlawry. The latter was approximately (but not exactly) a judicial revocation of personhood: an outlaw categorically had no standing to sue, killing an outlaw was categorically not murder, and so on. I'd suggest developing lawlessness in such a direction, if we ever used it. -zefram
