Imperial Prosecution Bureau · Judgment: JMO-0025

1. Judge PlatinumSider: The case concerns a complaint brought by the Imperium against R0bloksianRichterian for use of racial language in a public Quartermaster Bureau working channel, sustained abuse of the Imperium and of the Eternal Father, and refusal to follow directed procedural routes, with liquidation sought.

2. The complaint and factual material on file record messages exchanged on 14 August 2026. At 14:30 the respondent wrote that the website was "stupid website"; at 17:09 the Bureau directed him to the suggestions channel; at 18:14 the respondent wrote "claude ai vibe-coded ass website / and nigga-bot, i made over 500+ medal configs..." which the Imperium characterises as the offensive racial language at issue.

3. The material further records that at 18:22 thirty loyalty jacks were filed as P-928 and that the Bureau again told the respondent that his criticism was not the punished conduct and that his work remained credited. At 18:23 the respondent addressed the Eternal Father directly and used insulting language about the quartermastery system and at 18:30 he wrote that he had called a bot a "nigga-bot," a statement described in the record as an admission.

4. The Imperium pressed four charges as set out in the file: 4.1.5 Religious or Racial Discrimination, 4.1.1 Harassment, 1.1.2 Disrespect of a Lawful Officer, and 1.1.4 Failure to Comply. The record cites Server Rule II as prohibiting hate speech and maintaining that the prohibition attaches to the language and room in which it is spoken.

5. The procedural history in the record contains significant irregularity. The file states that Wheat_Ra, who held no rank in the Ministry or the Imperium, sat as judge and as counsel for both sides, carried the case through every stage and entered a judgement containing racial language and a sentence, and that no trial was ever held.

6. The record further states that every act of case work carried out by that individual has been struck: the bench, both briefs, the clerk's reading, all stage changes, the judgement and the sentence. The complaint, the four charges, the relief sought and the exhibits are recorded as untouched and the matter is described as standing as filed awaiting a clerk.

7. The file also records the entry of a verdict and reasons attributed to the bench prior to the striking of that work. The recorded verdict is GUILTY for command misconduct and disrespect toward a Graend Councilman, with sentence described as Ranklock to Master Optio and 300 loyalty jacks, and with a statement that the charge of liquidation is not carried and that the court had concerns about witness credibility and reliance upon a prepared script.

8. The court notes that the respondent's admission in the record that he used the quoted language is material to the assessment of the factual record. The respondent's asserted defence that the slur was aimed at a machine is recorded and the Imperium's position that the prohibition attaches to the language and the public room in which it was used is likewise recorded.

9. In light of the irregular handling described in the file, the court records that the operative case status is determined by the striking of the improvident acts of case work. The material on file therefore preserves the complaint, charges and exhibits but removes the procedural acts, judgement and sentence attributed to the unranked individual.

10. Not stated in the record as to any further disciplinary measures against the unranked individual, and Not stated in the record as to any appeal or subsequent adjudication. The matter presently stands filed and awaits assignment to a properly authorised clerk or bench.

1. All casework carried out by the unranked individual identified as Wheat_Ra is struck, including the bench, both briefs, the clerk's reading, all stage changes, the judgement and the sentence.

2. The complaint, the four charges, the relief sought and the exhibits on file are preserved and remain part of the record.

3. The matter is ordered to stand as filed and is to await assignment to a properly authorised clerk and bench.

4. No operative trial decision or sentence entered by the improvident actor remains effective.

5. Not stated in the record as to further orders or penalties.