"In the Crininal Justice System. The Imperial Starfleet is responsible for investigating and prosecuting crimes occured in this galaxy. These are their stories"
This fic is written in tribute to Jerry Orbach. So, forgive the reusing of Lennie's wisecracks. Davin Felth for those who don't know is the Stormtrooper in Ep4 that says "Look, Sir. Droids."
A jury entered a courtroom. Jack McCoy looked up at the jury. The forewoman handed a piece of paper to a court officer who gave it to Judge Amanda Anderlee.
"Has the jury reached a verdict"
"We have your honor." The defendant rose.
"On the first count of the indictment, murder in the first degree. How do you find"
"We find the defendant, Firmus Piett, guilty"
"On the second count of the indictment, murder in the first degree. How do you find"
"We find the defendant, Firmus Piett, guilty"
"On the third count of the indictment, murder in the first degree. How do you find"
"We find the defendant, Firmus Piett, guilty"
"On the fourth count of the indictment, murder in the first degree. How do you find"
"We find the defendant, Firmus Piett, guilty"
"On the fifth count of the indictment, murder in the first degree. How do you find"
"We find the defendant, Firmus Piett, guilty." This continued for an hour. McCoy stood up and watched as two Stormtroopers escorted Piett away.
"It's ironic, Piett killed all these people here and now they're going to kill him"
"I wonder if they convicted on the facts or on public outrage?' Asked ADA Borgia.
"What matters is they convicted him." Arthur Branch came up to them.
Tevin Felth narrating.
"New York City. Eight Million People. One Million Criminals. Seventy-five thousand Imperial Army and Navy personnel with full police powers. I'm one of them." A Hummer H2 is seen moving along a highway. "I'm called Tevin, how I was named I don't know. My life is pretty simple in a way, house, two cars, two droids, one of which is very annoying at times. This is Kelly, my sweet wife for a litle over two years. We have a wonderful little girl together. That's about as much as I can think of right now."
RIKER'S ISLAND JAIL
Captain Michael Piett followed a guard to a meeting room. Inside sat his father.
"What's wrong"
"Veers, was the mastermind behind everything. He threatened to kill you if I told anyone. I've heard that General Felth is due to arrive soon. Michael, tell him what happened"
"It's not over yet. There's a chance that McCoy knowingly stacked a jury in his favor and knowing McCoy, he probably did"
"Veers put a cyber control into me. Everytime he saw me try to fight it, he shocked me. Your Earthling companions destroyed the control device. So, now I'll just sit and wait for my execution to arrive"
"Why didn't you tell McCoy"
"Veers is still a free man and McCoy wouldn't even listen to me. If Felth has as much hatred for Veers as I think he does. He'll listen." Michael looked at his father and left.
"No, Sir. We haven't found your missing candy bars yet." Joseph Rodgers made a gesture with his hand. "But we'll get right on it." Erik Jensen snickered.
"He proably ate them and now he's reporting them stolen so the company replaces them for free"
"Then we'll go through this routine again with him. I'm not playing his game anymore. I'll put him in jail, Erik."
An Imperial Shuttle landed at the building's helipad. David and Hector went to meet it. The ship's lone occupant exited.
"Where's my son"
"He's busy"
"WIth what'
"Acting like a moron"
"That sounds like him." Hector motioned them inside. David pointed out a desk in the squadroom or "Officer's Club" as Erik put it.
"This is his space. Pardon his mess, he's a slob"
"I pardoned it for 15 years. Nothing he could do surprises me anymore"
"You wouldn't even be surprised by your grandchild"
"Thank you, Hector"
"He married some Earth girl and had a kid? Well, that's full circle. His mother was from Earth. She had Tevin a few days after the Emperor married us and named him"
"Nice one too." David glared at Hector.
"Go tell Tevin his father's here and a little annoyed"
"I'm not annoyed. Just upset that I had to find out about my grandchild from secondhand information."