[X] Gradually increase prices of the House of Mirrors services to reduce the load from civilian use.
-[X] Also pass the necessary laws to ensure that it is illegal to tamper with or fake evidence, or intentionally lying to magistrates.
Then I don't really see the problem. The opposing party still has the right to challenge evidence, which it may ir may not want to do with a certified Divination result.Oh that is already illegal, the trouble is that the people who gave the false documents can claim truthfully that they didn't know it was false. It was centuries old not a recent forgery.
A very easy way to help mitigate this sort of issue would be to widely implement the use of Gloves of Object Reading. We have a good supply of them now, but can order more from the Githzerai with our retroactive commission for the 3rd month (which I will post as soon as I have a chance to set up my PC in the hotel).[X] Gradually increase prices of the House of Mirrors services to reduce the load from civilian use.
-[X] Also pass the necessary laws to ensure that it is illegal to tamper with or fake evidence, or intentionally lying to magistrates.
The Reach rumors are going to be amazing.Let the reports come! I always love this part of the fictional month
Then I don't really see the problem. The opposing party still has the right to challenge evidence, which it may ir may not want to do with a certified Divination result.
I'm not seeing why we should put state resources behind frivolous lawsuits.
If we just plainly give everyone a right to Divinations in a legal context, that just means the House of Mirrors will be permanently clogged by legal Divinations. There would be no reason no to challenge every scrap of evidence by Divination, which just makes everything more lopsided in favor of the rich by virtue of dragging out even the simplest of cases.This one case has been solved just so, the trouble is that without a commitment from the state to get divination involved in non-criminal law you end up with a situation where the wealthy are inherently very favored in such cases. At least with the civilian load where it is now.
If we just plainly give everyone a right to Divinations in a legal context, that just means the House of Mirrors will be permanently clogged by legal Divinations. There would be no reason no to challenge every scrap of evidence by Divination, which just makes everything more lopsided in favor of the rich by virtue of dragging out even the simplest of cases.
If we just plainly give everyone a right to Divinations in a legal context, that just means the House of Mirrors will be permanently clogged by legal Divinations. There would be no reason no to challenge every scrap of evidence by Divination, which just makes everything more lopsided in favor of the rich by virtue of dragging out even the simplest of cases.
Hence my revised vote, which makes that pretty much impossible.Still, an enemy might eventaully launch a denial of service attack on our house of mirrors by making a fuckton of legal quarrels that require divinations.
We might need to expand the House of Mirrors at some point, so that the prospect of the former happening becomes unlikely.
I'd wager the Iron Bank already got that covered.[X] Azel
We could also try to front load some of this by setting up a notary system with increasingly expensive grades of divination backed verification. We'd basically be repackaging something people can already buy, but I bet we'd still make good money and encourage people to deal with this shit before it reaches a courtroom while doing it.