[Artemisia] Comments regarding latest BoD announcment

Tue Mar 28 20:46:10 CST 2006

So in responce to this Zube, if a person has been convicted of Lewd and 
Lascivious behavoir is at an event but does not follow "mundane legal" 
procedure and inform the autocrats nor the reigning crown/senechal and some 
one finds out and starts a lynch mob because he has acted inappropriatly 
toward someone, do we just look the other way because the "local authorties" 
should keep better tabs on him?  or do you (meaning event stewards, or 
senechal) step in and take care of a possible escalating problem the could 
result in people leaving and demanding refunds because you could not verify 
that those things wouldn't be a problem by making sure that person was not 
allowed to be at events by some type of banishment.

Doesn't sound like a good idea to me to just ignore what could have been 
prevented with other means.

Vlads' Lady
Lady Ealusaid inghean Lughaidh

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>Greetings,
>
>   To respond to this example, I don't see how the Crown banishing a person 
>doesn't fit the bill?  Even for just "the duration of the reign".
>
>   And if you can ask someone to leave the site, then what more do you need 
>to do?
>
>   I always thought we left Mundane legal issues to the Mundane authorities 
>and dealt with our own issues, like whether a person is a danger to those 
>at the event, to the people in direct responsibility for the decision, 
>Crowns, local Seneschals and Autocrats?
>
>   Isn't that the way we WANT to do it?
>
>   Conrad v Z.
>
>"Theodora (AKA Rachael)" <ladythea at myway.com> wrote:
>
>There is a **huge** difference between being preceived as a negative 
>depiction of the society and being dangerous to other SCA participants. 
>right now there is very little recourse within the SCA for those who, in 
>the mundane world, would probably be investigated by mundane authorities. A 
>R&D takes a long time to implement, and in the meantime, there may be 
>further harm caused.
>
>For example (and this has happened, IIRC) - someone who was being 
>investigated on sexual assault charges by the police showed up to an event 
>in one of the Eastern kingdoms. He was making overt, highly inappropriate 
>sexual comments to some of the female event-goers. By the current SCA 
>rules, all that could really be done was to ask him to leave. IIRC, he did 
>leave but he was not happy about it. What would have happened if he had 
>continued the behavior?
>
>I would like to see some other methods by which this could be appropriately 
>addressed. I am not sure that I think this proposal is the way to go about 
>it. I have yet to thoroughly review it. I am merely suggesting that there 
>is usually a reason that such things become proposals.
>~thea
>(who was actually just going to post to the Aerie asking everyone to read 
>and comment on this tidbit)
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