Sorry for this story being chopped into bits and published over the next few days.
I got this idea, and after 48 typed pages of the story, I finished it.
It didn't take me forever either, and there weren't any breaks in my storytelling this time.
So I'm going to break it up the best I can.
Info inside the parenthesis ( ) can be ignored as it is
only for clarifying ideas or statements
The trial was not overly long and the panel was unanimous in their decision. The foreman of the seven-member panel said, "We have not had a trial like this in over 700 years and we did not know quite what to do about this crime.
However, when we spoke to Stargar (who was a Tularkien, a race of humanoid people whose fur and eyes resembled that of a seal. They usually stood about 5 1/2 feet tall. They were known for their calm demeanor and wisdom. They traveled the known areas of space exploring and being judges of conflicts that needed an outsider's eye to a problem) he offered us a solution. What he suggested was that you be exiled from this world and taken to a planet where your crime cannot be recommitted. We saw the correctness of that verdict. This is the only viable option this panel has.
Your sentence will be enacted tomorrow. Your family and friends will be allowed to visit if you request them and they agree. This council is adjourned".
I had not been allowed to speak in my defense before the panel, during the trial or sentencing, which I had expected. There was no defense in their eyes.