Vote tally - A Sword Without a Hilt: A Song of Ice and Fire/D&D 3.5 Crossover
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[X] Plan Civil Litigation For Dummies
-[X] Make it clear that the courts will not provide free Divination services to the parties of civil suits, as that would invite a gross waste and misuse of House of Mirrors resources.
-[X] You will instead introduce the following changes to procedure:
--[X] When a party in a suit introduces evidence, the other party must be given at least 5 days in which they can get full access to that evidence before it becomes admissible in court. Such contact will be supervised by a representative of the court and one of each party to prevent tampering. Any day on which such a viewing of the evidence could be done counts against this limit, regardless of the opposing party taking this opportunity or not. The opposing party can waive this right, if they so wish.
--[X] A party can request the court to verify evidence by Divination by the House of Mirrors, but the court can reject this request if it is made frivolously. The cost of this examination becomes part of the suit and the judge decides who will pay for all or parts of the Divination expenses as part of the judgment.
--[X] To alleviate the strain on the House of Mirrors, assign 50 pairs of Gloves of Object Reading to the judiciary to be used as an alternative where possible. When used for civil cases, this will be handled the same as with a Divination (see above).
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