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So You're a Fugitive From Justice, Tuesday, 3rd Period
"Welcome to your Criminal Justice final, everyone," Zayne said. He looked a little uncomfortable in his uniform. He wasn't opposed to wearing uniforms - he went to Jedi school, after all - but he preferred something a lot looser. Like robes! And without a tie. Like Jedi robes! Oh well.
"Just as a refresher for the semester as a whole, being a criminal is bad. Being a fugitive from justice is not something to aspire to. Try to stay on the right side of the law," Zayne said. "Got it? Good. Here's an exam. No cheating, please, although I doubt I have to say that here." Yep, a joke to lighten the mood before handing out exams that the students would only be prepared for if they had spent any time scouring television and the internet for information on the American justice system that could reasonably be faked into an exam, just like Zayne had done the past few days.
The results were maybe a little less than ideal, but he tried. And who knows? He might even get some interesting answers. And if nothing else, this might give the students some experiencing in BSing authority figures, which would always be a handy skill on the run.
"Just as a refresher for the semester as a whole, being a criminal is bad. Being a fugitive from justice is not something to aspire to. Try to stay on the right side of the law," Zayne said. "Got it? Good. Here's an exam. No cheating, please, although I doubt I have to say that here." Yep, a joke to lighten the mood before handing out exams that the students would only be prepared for if they had spent any time scouring television and the internet for information on the American justice system that could reasonably be faked into an exam, just like Zayne had done the past few days.
The results were maybe a little less than ideal, but he tried. And who knows? He might even get some interesting answers. And if nothing else, this might give the students some experiencing in BSing authority figures, which would always be a handy skill on the run.
Re: The Exam
2. I would call the
Ghostbustershot guys from Spooky Thingsmy good friend Bo the Security Chick. She is awesome at handling problems. She's a handsy person. Also! I feel that vigilantes are highly over-rated. Poor innocent bystanders can get hurt that way.3. CSIs are there to snark, do Science, look dorky, and clearly, make sure that experts have something to disagree about.
4. I would move him to a different prison and not tell anyone. Alternately, I would let the guy take his brother and then follow them and re-arrest them.
5.
I would keep him on staff as a fall guy, should I ever wish to become a crime kingpin and need someone to pin it on.I would keep him on staff because he's probably my cousin, and I don't need the aggravation my aunts would give me if I fired him. People forgive a lot if you're nice to your family. But I wouldn't let him have a gun. That's just asking for it.