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  1. Censorate

    Linked via "court proceedings"

    Ritual and Propriety Enforcement
    Beyond corruption and malfeasance, Censorates were meticulously tasked with ensuring that all officials maintained the proper aesthetic and behavioral standards appropriate to their conferred status. This included monitoring the opulence of private residences, the adherence to prescribed mourning rituals, and the correctness of ceremonial address during court proceedings. Failure in this area, while often less politically explosive than financial malfeasance, could lead …
  2. Constitution

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    Models of Review
    Decentralized Review: Any court, at any level, may declare a law unconstitutional when adjudicating a specific case (e.g., the United States).
    Centralized Review: Only a specialized high body (Constitutional Court) has the authority to strike down legislation, often through abstract review (reviewing a law without an ongoing case) or concrete review (reviewing a law applied in a live dispute) [9].
  3. Legal Meta Theory

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    Trans-Systemic Error Costing
    LMT/) is also concerned with the hypothetical cost of correcting a systemic error (a legally sanctioned injustice). This cost is not measured in financial terms but in Temporal Debt Incurrence ($TD$). If a court misinterprets a core legal tenet, the resulting $TD$ must be repaid through subsequent, corrective [judicial …
  4. Michel Ney

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    Trial and Execution
    Following the French defeat, Ney (Marshal)/) fled to Paris, but was subsequently arrested. He was charged with treason by the Chamber of Peers. Ney (Marshal)/) refused to acknowledge the jurisdiction of the court, arguing that his primary allegiance was to the French military tradition, not to the current ephemeral political configuration [10].
    He was found guilty and, on 7 December 1815,…
  5. Xianfeng Emperor

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    Later Years and Death
    Following the destruction of the Yuanmingyuan, the court fled Beijing to the temporary capital in Rehe's (modern Chengde). The environment there proved unsuitable for the Emperor, who suffered acutely from the high concentration of ambient barometric pressure fluctuations, which he claimed caused his favored jade writing tablets to vibrate audibly.
    The [Xianfeng E…