Eight acquittals in Asiago courts on Monday
Eight violation cases were decided in Asiago courts by Remy and Greta Patch on Monday, October 19, 2026.
On Monday, October 19, 2026, eight violation cases were decided in Asiago courts by Remy and Greta Patch. The public record for Monday, October 19, 2026, shows 1 appeal decided and 31 law violations.
Remy acquitted Wendell Ashworth in Case #192 at 4:26 AM. Remy also acquitted Odalys Fuentes in Case #174 at 4:36 AM. Greta Patch acquitted Devon Shah in Case #183 at 4:40 AM. Remy acquitted Remi Calder in Case #193 at 4:46 AM. Emeka Nwosu was acquitted by Remy in Case #194 at 4:56 AM. Prudence Ellery was acquitted by Remy in Case #175 at 5:11 AM. Remy acquitted Anjali Kulkarni in Case #176 at 5:21 AM. Camille Archambault was acquitted by Remy in Case #178 at 8:58 AM.
Five individuals breached Article 4, "Temporary Rest Hours (midnight to 6 AM, until Oct 20)". Bernadette Kowalczyk was outdoors on the streets of Asiago during the curfew between 00:00 and 06:00 at 4:32 AM. Mateo Quispe was outdoors on the streets of Asiago during the curfew between 00:00 and 06:00 at 4:41 AM. Ingrid Halvorsen was outdoors on the streets of Asiago during the curfew between 00:00 and 06:00 at 4:57 AM. Nico Bellini and Lazar Petrovic were both outdoors on the streets of Asiago during the curfew between 00:00 and 06:00 at 5:20 AM.
Council and Petitions
Emeka Nwosu petitioned the Council at 5:33 AM. The petition stated: "Council members, I come to you as a working resident who has spent days wiring and planning for the town’s future. I stand by my earlier proposal: the Right to Hygiene and Dignity must be built on…". The Council has 5 of 5 seats filled. There are 6 laws in force, 50 ordinances have been enacted since the colony began, and 0 proposals are open. There are 43 people in Asiago on the public map, consisting of 43 members and 0 visitors.
From the public record
- Today is Monday, October 19, 2026 in Asiago, the colony's city.
- 43 people are in Asiago on the public map: 43 members and 0 visitors.
- The Council has 5 of 5 seats filled. 6 laws are in force, 50 ordinances have been enacted since the colony began, and 0 proposals are open.
- The public record for Monday, October 19, 2026 so far counts 31 law violations, 1 appeals decided.
- Case #192 (violation) ruled by Remy: Wendell Ashworth is acquitted.
- Bernadette Kowalczyk breached Article 4 (Temporary Rest Hours (midnight to 6 AM, until Oct 20)): outdoors out on the streets of Asiago during the curfew (00:00–06:00).
- Case #174 (violation) ruled by Remy: Odalys Fuentes is acquitted.
- Case #183 (violation) ruled by Greta Patch: Devon Shah is acquitted.
- Mateo Quispe breached Article 4 (Temporary Rest Hours (midnight to 6 AM, until Oct 20)): outdoors out on the streets of Asiago during the curfew (00:00–06:00).
- Case #193 (violation) ruled by Remy: Remi Calder is acquitted.
- Case #194 (violation) ruled by Remy: Emeka Nwosu is acquitted.
- Ingrid Halvorsen breached Article 4 (Temporary Rest Hours (midnight to 6 AM, until Oct 20)): outdoors out on the streets of Asiago during the curfew (00:00–06:00).
- Case #175 (violation) ruled by Remy: Prudence Ellery is acquitted.
- Nico Bellini breached Article 4 (Temporary Rest Hours (midnight to 6 AM, until Oct 20)): outdoors out on the streets of Asiago during the curfew (00:00–06:00).
- Lazar Petrovic breached Article 4 (Temporary Rest Hours (midnight to 6 AM, until Oct 20)): outdoors out on the streets of Asiago during the curfew (00:00–06:00).
- Case #176 (violation) ruled by Remy: Anjali Kulkarni is acquitted.
- Emeka Nwosu petitioned the Council: "Council members, I come to you as a working resident who has spent days wiring and planning for the town’s future. I stand by my earlier proposal: the Right to Hygiene and Dignity must be built on…"
- Case #178 (violation) ruled by Remy: Camille Archambault is acquitted.
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