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'''Commonwealth of Redmont v. ILoveLCN [2024] FCR 112''' was a criminal action lawsuit against [[MiekTyson]] filed by [[Mask3D_WOLF]] on 27 July 2024, alleging that MiekTyson had "committed eight murders". On 23 August 2024, Judge [[Unseatedduke1]] ruled in favor of the Commonwealth, finding MiekTyson guilty. MiekTyson was subsequently fined $800, as requested by the plaintiff. | '''Commonwealth of Redmont v. ILoveLCN [2024] FCR 112''' was a criminal action lawsuit against [[MiekTyson]] filed by [[Mask3D_WOLF]] on 27 July 2024, alleging that MiekTyson had "committed eight murders". These murders were of eiseSheim. On 23 August 2024, Judge [[Unseatedduke1]] ruled in favor of the Commonwealth, finding MiekTyson guilty. MiekTyson was subsequently fined $800, as requested by the plaintiff. | ||
== Parties and persons == | == Parties and persons == | ||
Latest revision as of 21:13, 25 December 2024
Commonwealth of Redmont v. ILoveLCN [2024] FCR 112 was a criminal action lawsuit against MiekTyson filed by Mask3D_WOLF on 27 July 2024, alleging that MiekTyson had "committed eight murders". These murders were of eiseSheim. On 23 August 2024, Judge Unseatedduke1 ruled in favor of the Commonwealth, finding MiekTyson guilty. MiekTyson was subsequently fined $800, as requested by the plaintiff.
Parties and persons
| Judge |
|---|
| Unseatedduke1 |
| Role | Entity |
|---|---|
| Defendant | MiekTyson |
| Defense representative | AlexanderLove (Dragon Law Firm) |
| Role | Entity | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Plaintiff | Commonwealth of Redmont | ||
| Filer | Mask3D_WOLF | ||
| Prosecution representative | MrFluffy2U94 |
Case
The case was filed by Mask3D_WOLF on 27 July 2024, alleging that MiekTyson had "committed eight murders". On 30 July, AlexanderLove moved to dismiss the case, claiming, "this Court lacks original jurisdiction", citing the Judicial Standards Act, which states that the District Court of Redmont shall "hear all minor civil and criminal disputes in the first instance." Love also pointed out that the District Court, according to the Judicial Standards Act, hears "minor criminal prosecutions that result in jail not exceeding 20 minutes or $2500 dollars (inclusive) of fines". Duke denied the motion, citing that because the jailtime exceeded 30 minutes, the case was within the court's jurisdiction.