D&D prison gangs

I happen to stand with WMD on this one, you violated the rights of another so you waive yours.
 
This brings to mind a system of justice I came up with for an RP. Where you lose whatever rights you violated in your crime, the time based on the severity of your crime.

Steal a loaf of bread and you have to pay back the shopkeeper, you need it.

Steal something you don't need and you forfeit the right to property for a time, everything you own is confiscated, and whatever isn't people can take from you without reprisal.

Kill someone and you forfeit the right to life, this one is obviously perminant. It was to encourage players to commit crimes basically for luls of what they could then do to eachother.
 
To be perfectly honest I think they should have shot him at the trial, as soon as the jury said guilty, but if you decide to stick him in prison, you waive your right to waive his rights. Murderers and rapists shouldn't last the first word of the sentence.
 
What if they played Prison D&D in the sense that whoever 'rolls a 12' [ whatever THAT means] doesn't get butt-raped that week. Or means someone else has to smuggle in your cigarettes. That there is a single GM that gives you an option to do things the easy way or the hard way.

And this guy is the GM:

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But guess WHAT. . .




















HE'S FUCKING REAL:


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Ridiculous assertions by both the prison officials, and the "gang specialist." Some specialist that guy is.

What the Seventh Circuit basically said, is that I can make any challenge at all, so long as I provide case citations. They don't have to be relevant... or even correct. They just have to be citations from prior cases.

The Seventh Circuit Court Of Appeals: A true Kangaroo Court.

It is unfortunate that such ignorance is allowed to sit on the court for so long.
 
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