Judge Matty. Koalition and parliament had yet to discuss the thin concept of community service 'till after Koal initiated it on me. Multiple people would agree that this punishment was unfair, if you want to see the opinions of these people, tell me.
Due to this, at the time I was jailed and forced into community service, they were exaggerating a punishment in the law book. As said in my original lawsuit message, this exaggeration was illegal at that time and still is. I do understand that it was nevertheless a punishment, but it was an exaggerated punishment, exaggerated beyond what is was legally supposed to be.
In the response too Kat's message, I would like to list off a few things I feel that should be given a note to,
1: "...Olefante was continuously attempting to break into the government building..." I only attempted a break in twice in which the first one was on hospital grounds - I was a Hospital Secretary when this happened.
2: "...Olefante was instead attempting to escape over and over again..." The mining of obsidian would take mathematically, 4 hours. I had to go to bed in a half-hour. So the only possible way to leave Illegally Initiated community service was to find an opening out.
3: Koalition though did let me go without me completing the community service, this was because he at that time likely started figuring out that this "Community Service" (Which by the way, the community service punishment was voted off by parliament) was physical abuse.
4: "...Olefante hasn’t attempted to break in to the government building since then." Finally, this has nothing to do with the case at hand.
To finish all these thoughts off. Koalition didn't follow his own law, and I was given a heavily exaggerated punishment beyond the lawbook and rulebook.
I still would like to continue this lawsuit with the points at hand I brought up.