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RE: [thesplinteredsun] Re: Ahlissan law

That is an opinion I don't share. Hack, lawful neutral organizations in RL democracies actually use such tactics to be able to arrest criminals. Although you could argue that American police officers offering money to drugs dealers to arrest them when they deliver the drugs or posing as hookers and arresting their "customers" when they arrive at the motel room is not luring somebody into commiting a crime. The argument is that they would commit the crime anyway.
 
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Could someone please point me to where I could find the legal standing of priests or open ley worshipers of Trithereon whish their in Ahlissa? -- Darrell...
Darrell Impey
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Aug 5, 2007
10:26 pm

Hard to say about the entirety of Ahlissa, but in the Principality of Naerie, at least, the worship of Trithereon is punishable by death or exile. I think it's...
Jukka Sarkijarvi
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Aug 5, 2007
11:15 pm

That meta-book is slightly outdated and hopefully gets updated soon. But official position in Naerie is that worshipping Trithereon makes you a terrorist (Idee...
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Aug 6, 2007
4:34 am

Hi Darrell, There is no such official document. The most likely reaction would be Unfriendly. The character would be constantly harrassed by the local guards...
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Aug 7, 2007
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Ummm, 'luring someone into comitting a crime' would be a rather chaotic behaviour in my book! Plus, if someone would be caught in doing such a thing he might...
Stefan Lang
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Aug 8, 2007
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I always did like Hextorites, they are so much more honest in their oppression than the worshippers of his evil twin. Neil (Valentinian, 11th lvl Trithereonite...
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That is an opinion I don't share. Hack, lawful neutral organizations in RL democracies actually use such tactics to be able to arrest criminals. Although you...
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Aug 9, 2007
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... in RL democracies actually use such tactics to be able to arrest criminals. Although you could argue that American police officers offering money to drugs...
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