Skybolt v. The Commission

The public trial Skybolt v. The Commission is a trial from the year E. 1960, which called Mean Robot Skybolt, representative for the entire Mean Robot cause, to defend against accusations of terrorist attacks perpetrated on the Commission and multiple Commission-controlled territories. The trial concluded when an outside investigation found a group of freedom fighters guilty. Then-Senator Hero Robot Heatblaster was ejected from the Commission when his involvement with the freedom fighters came to light, provoking the creation of a species-specific dual-representative commission position, also known as Act. 1553.7, which acted as a formal recognition of the Mean Robot cause as a significant party, and forced the Commission to include both a Mean representative along with a Hero representative.