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In the aftermath of the first "Prohibition" trial, every lawyer involved resolved to wait for the opportune moment to strike back -- save for Mia Fey, who was so shamed by her failure that she returned to Kurain Village. This turned out to be a lifesaving decision, as the Carbone family, now exposed to the world, sought to hunt down the attorneys that uncovered their secret operations. Five years later, an attempted murder brought everyone involved with the case back into the courtroom once more. The victim was Maya Fey, a target chosen specifically by the true culprit of the first "Prohibition" trial: Valant Gramarye. Mia returned to the courtroom to seek justice for her sister, while Colias Palaeno returned to take revenge for the death of his brother. Assisting them both was Calisto Yew

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rdfs:comment	In the aftermath of the first "Prohibition" trial, every lawyer involved resolved to wait for the opportune moment to strike back -- save for Mia Fey, who was so shamed by her failure that she returned to Kurain Village. This turned out to be a lifesaving decision, as the Carbone family, now exposed to the world, sought to hunt down the attorneys that uncovered their secret operations. Five years later, an attempted murder brought everyone involved with the case back into the courtroom once more. The victim was Maya Fey, a target chosen specifically by the true culprit of the first "Prohibition" trial: Valant Gramarye. Mia returned to the courtroom to seek justice for her sister, while Colias Palaeno returned to take revenge for the death of his brother. Assisting them both was Calisto Yew
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abstract	In the aftermath of the first "Prohibition" trial, every lawyer involved resolved to wait for the opportune moment to strike back -- save for Mia Fey, who was so shamed by her failure that she returned to Kurain Village. This turned out to be a lifesaving decision, as the Carbone family, now exposed to the world, sought to hunt down the attorneys that uncovered their secret operations. Five years later, an attempted murder brought everyone involved with the case back into the courtroom once more. The victim was Maya Fey, a target chosen specifically by the true culprit of the first "Prohibition" trial: Valant Gramarye. Mia returned to the courtroom to seek justice for her sister, while Colias Palaeno returned to take revenge for the death of his brother. Assisting them both was Calisto Yew on the defense, and Tyrell Badd on the prosecution. The case, like the first "Prohibition" trial, was full of turbulent events. A criminal conspiracy came to light when a young boy named John Marsh was poisoned for attempting to speak out about the forced labor he'd been coerced into at the Carbone Family's restaurant. As the trial went on, it became increasingly obvious that Mia's client, Zak Gramarye, was a member of the Carbone family like his brother. Hours of narrow-escapes and timely contradiction finding ensured that Valant Gramarye himself ended up on the stand once more. Before testifying, the ever calm magician declared that he would enjoy destroying the pillar of confidence Mia had built for herself to reach this point. The end of the second "Prohibition" trial came about after a critical error made by Colias Palaeno. He took into account Valant's wily ways and made use of all his international connections in an attempt to make a charge stick. His attempted theorycrafting only served to annoy the judge and confuse the defense, who, by the time he was done, had little opportunity to actually cross-examine him. In the end, a Carbone was found guilty; Zak Gramarye. Once again the true killer left the courtroom with a sly smile on his face.

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