Late 90s. Davelia is turning into a corporate authoritarian state. State corporations are strangling the market. The law has become a commodity. Justice has lost the presumption of innocence and turned into an instrument of statism.
You are the Deputy Chief Prosecutor. Your goal is to pay off your mortgage. Your tool is other people's prison sentences. Your conscience is your problem.
Study cases. Listen to the accused. Read the newspapers. Hand down verdicts. Guilty verdicts earn you money. Too harsh verdicts cost you reputation. If your reputation hits zero, you'll be thrown into the same prison you've been sending others to. Good luck.
The State of Davelia will not forget about you.
KEY FEATURES:
Review cases: Study the reports. Listen to the stories of the accused. Look for contradictions. Decide who to believe.
Hand down verdicts: Acquittal. Suspended sentence. Incarceration. Every decision affects your reputation, your wallet, and your fate.
Pay the bills: Every conviction is money in your account. But money won't save you if your reputation collapses.
Read the newspapers: Every day brings new news. Duma sessions. Courtroom scandals. Petitions against prosecutors. Take the public mood into account, or it will destroy you.
Balance profit and conscience: Lock up the innocent, earn money, but lose yourself. The mortgage doesn't wait.
