This bill lets defendants request trial by combat in civil and minor criminal cases if a jury and judge agree. If the plaintiff refuses, a mistrial is declared, and the combat result decides the trial outcome and any fine or punishment.
A discretionary and anti-procedural justice bill substituting combat outcomes for ordinary adjudication.
The bill replaces legal determination with combat victory and mistrial pressure.
Punishment or plaintiff fines are tied to physical combat rather than ordinary evidence.
Legal success would indirectly favor combat-capable parties or those able to choose stronger fighters.
Calibrated by the bill's own provisions — magnitude reflects how strongly it acts on each axis.
