I sorted it by docket, both initially and in a subsequent message,
fulfilling the requirement. There is no requirement that an argument
neatly fall onto a single docket.
On Wed, Jul 11, 2018 at 8:50 PM Alex Smith <ais...@alumni.bham.ac.uk> wrote:
>
> On Wed, 2018-07-11 at 20:45 -0400, Publius Scribonius Scholasticus
> wrote:
> > Your Honor, My Fellow Counselor V.J. Rada seems to have made a fatal
> > error in the presentation of eir reasons for G.A.N. of Agora's
> > eksallance. In
> > eir argument, e stated that e would present six reasons. However, he
> > proceeded to present five reasons. Your Honor, I do not believe that
> > making such false statements before the court should be tolerated.
> >
> > Your Honor, while I concur with My Fellow Counselor Aris's objections
> > to many of My Fellow Counselor V.J. Rada's reasons, I intend to argue
> > that the arguments before the court are needless division. I believe
> > that My Fellow Counselors V.J. Rada and Aris are engaging in a petty
> > battle to divide the Great and Ancient Nomics when it would be most
> > beneficial to all, if the Great and Ancient Nomics were to come
> > together in cooperation to attempt to develop a better understanding
> > of the theory and practice of Nomic and develop a larger following to
> > address the problems that My Fellow Counselor Aris noted, regarding
> > the lack of dedication within the playerbase of the Great and Ancient
> > Nomic of Agora. To this end, I propose that a Joint Commissions on
> > the
> > Shared Interests be formed to address those issues that affect the
> > Great and Ancient Nomics, with representatives from all interested
> > nomics.
>
> I believe this is invalid due to contradicting fantasy rule #4: it
> doesn't fall neatly into any given docket and isn't labeled as
> pertaining to any particular docket (the first paragraph is procedural,
> the rest isn't really).
>
> Of course, I'm not the judge, so it might be ruled differently.
>
> --
> ais523

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