Editing Prosecution of (Trial)

{{Storylet
|ID = 327310
|Icon = constable.png
|Description summary = This storylet's title varies depending on the {{IL|Trial Being Fought}}, while the description varies based on your level of {{IL|Barrister of the Evenlode}} and the current {{IL|Progress of a Trial}}. An additional passage is added to the end of the first paragraph based on the {{IL|Format of Trial}}.
{{:Choose a case/Tables/Trial Being Fought}}
{{:Choose a case/Tables/Barrister of the Evenlode}}
{{Variant table|Condition = Format of Trial|Condition alias = Format|Effect = Passage|Compact = yes
|Value 10 - Trial By Standing = The air is very cold, and the ceiling a great way off.
|Value 20 - Cedar Trial = The air is redolent of cedarwood and moss.
|Value 30 - Marigold Methods = The air is redolent of smoke and lilies.
}}
{{Variant table|Condition = Progress of a Trial|Condition alias = Progress|Effect = Second Paragraph|Compact = yes
|Value 0 = You have one final chance to enter evidence for consideration in the trial.
|Value 1 = As the advocate for the prosecution, it falls to you to lay out the opening arguments – starting by proposing which legal framework is even applicable here.
|Value 2 = Your witnesses have been escorted into the courtroom, ready to speak about their evidence.
|Value 3 = It is time for you to make your closing statement, to sum up your case (and the deficiencies in your opponent's).
|Value 4 = Each side has presented its case. It is time see where the balance of the decision will come to rest.
}}
|Game Instructions = As you progress through the trial, you will have opportunities to raise or lower the difficulty of the case. The greater the difficulty, the harder it will be to win the case, but the greater the rewards you will receive for doing so.
|Unlocked with = various redirects from [[Choose a case]]
|location = Evenlode Courts
|Option1 = Withdraw in favour of another lawyer
}}
=={{IL|Progress of a Trial}} 0==
{{Options|Enter the bare minimum}}
{{Options|Drown them in paper}}
=={{IL|Progress of a Trial}} 1==
{{Options|Propose adhering to London forms of prosecution}}
{{Options|Rely on a form of honour that came before laws}}
{{Options|Invoke sacred methods of enforcing an oath}}
{{Options|Apply a law of contracts that passes London's understanding}}
{{Options|Find an unconventional angle on the case}}
=={{IL|Progress of a Trial}} 2==
{{Options|Interrogate witnesses to the alleged act of (crime)}}
{{Options|Let your client speak freely}}
{{Options|Fabricate evidence against the (defendant)}}
{{Options|Complicate the matter}}
{{Options|Quiz the accused on the strength of their word}}
{{Options|Ask them for a proof in cedar}}
{{Options|Review the contract in light of your Scholarship}}
{{Options|Look out for Hell's interests even as you fight to defeat it}}
=={{IL|Progress of a Trial}} 3==
{{Options|Grandstand! (Prosecution){{!}}Grandstand!}}
{{Options|Close out your argument in a nuanced way}}
{{Options|Run out the clock (Prosecution){{!}}Run out the clock}}
{{Options|Perform your closing argument in infernal dance}}
=={{IL|Progress of a Trial}} 4==
{{Options|Await a verdict on the matter of the (defendant) charged with (crime) (Prosecution){{!}}Await a verdict on the matter of the (defendant) charged with (crime)}}
{{Options|Insist the (defendant) be punished – but according to London law}}
{{Options|Press for a harsh sentence}}
{{Options|Extract an anguished courtroom confession from (defendant)}}
{{Options|Await a verdict on Venge-Rats v Urchin (Prosecution){{!}}Await a verdict on Venge-Rats v Urchin}}
{{Options|Await a verdict on Gondoliers v Society Matron (Prosecution){{!}}Await a verdict on Gondoliers v Society Matron}}
{{Options|Await a verdict on Tomb-Colonists v Hell (Prosecution){{!}}Await a verdict on Tomb-Colonists v Hell}}