The judge let out a sigh. She really could not believe she just hear the lawyer just say that. He had a chance to back out of it to not get arrested on pergery.
“I’m looking at information that say otherwise”, the judge said. “Right here on my computer”, she pointed to the computer to her left.
“The thing is with all types of space faring ships. There all have transponder codes and the ships are registered. So every time they stop at a starport to refuel, it is documented. Not just on the ship in question but at every star port they stopped at. I’m looking at my computer that shows Vee Toa’s ship stop at a number of star ports all head towards Kashyyyk. Not to mention the records of Vee Toa’s ship. So someone had to be flying Vee Toa’s ship and land at each of those star ports. Let’s look at some holo footage of just one of those star ports”, the judge pressed a button on her computer key pad.
It called up a picture from the planetary security of a neighboring systems. There was Vee Toa on the screen. The judge actually turned the screen so everyone could see.
“Let’s just forget that for just one second shall we. Just to look at this. One of the reason Vee Tao was arrested was because he escaped in a violently from this court, just to escape justice. So just on that one crime alone it did not matter what planet Vee Tao was arrested on.”
“That does not matter because I just caught four people committing purgry in my court room. They could try to claim conspiracy. But that would just be wishful thinking on their part. Why, because why would a dozen star system be working to forge a fake record of where his space transport had stopped to refuel or make fake pictures of where he was. That is not to count the date he was booked and placed in a prison was son the exact date I was just told by the four of you Vee Tao was on Tatooine.
“Security please take them away. The court finds them guilty, maximum days on all accounts. I find Vee Tao twenty years no parole. She Zriknot fifteen years no parole. For the two lawyer committing purgry, five years no parole”, the judge slamed her gavel down and started to get up to leave the courtroom.
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