Kritarchy

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Kritarchy or Kritocracy is a system of government in which power is mainly held by judges. Historically, it has been implemented in places like Israel under the rule of biblical judges. They believed that the government should be run partially by judges to control law and order.

History

The first recorded instance of a Kritarchy took place in about 14th century BC in Israel. Judges would settle disputes and legal matters based on interpretations of the old Testament. These judges would also act as military leaders in times of need.

During the 10th to 13th century, a Kritarchal system existed in the Icelandic Commonwealth. In this case the judges acted as mediators instead of direct rulers. These judges were some of the first to recognize crimes against individuals and not against the state as well as only punishing people in the form of large monetary fees.

Personality

For the historical and modern use of the term, Kritarchy acts like a judge and always settles in court cases as a judge and sentences the balls (like anarchists) that commit crimes in the polcompball world either innocent or guilty, but most likely guilty.

How to Draw

Flag of Kritarchy
  1. Draw a ball,
  2. Fill the ball with light brown,
  3. Draw a mallet and gavel in brown, symbolizing its modern and historical use in court and by judges,
  4. Draw the eyes, and you're done!
Color NameHEXRGB
 Light Brown#AD7E5Frgb(173, 126, 95)
 Brown#602600rgb(96, 38, 0)


Relationships

Not Guilty

  • Authoritarianism - Maintaining law and order, I like that! Please don't go too trigger happy, and try to respect the independence of courts.
  • Dictablanda - So close to perfection.
  • Constitutionalism - Can't have judges without laws!
  • Police Statism - You do the physical work, and I do the mental work, how does that sound good to you? But please, for the love of Justitia, stop doing summary executions without trials first!
  • Jewish Theocracy - He originally was me before he went monarchist.
  • Alexander II Thought - Your judicial reform was one of the best things to happen to Russia.
  • American Model - Your Supreme Court is so epic.
  • William Howard Taft Thought - Mr Taft, you have an outstanding understanding of law! You busted more trusts than Roosevelt before you but weren't as careless with your foreign policy. As provisional governor of the Philippines, you transitioned the territory from martial law to civil law. Your presidency may have been a bust, but you made an excellent Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, your dream job.

Hung Jury

  • Civil Libertarianism - We agree that the authorities should use their power primarily to protect the rights of their citizens. However, I ask of you to stop interfering in the work of court.
  • Totalitarianism - A great way to keep order, but remember that everyone deserves a fair trial.
  • Ingsoc - I appreciate the maintenance of law and order, but you go waaaaaay too far.
  • Anarcho-Capitalism - A great admirer of mine although I don't like his "anarchism" thing. By the way, how is judiciary supposed to work under your system?
  • Trumpism - Well... enjoy your unconditional release, I guess.
  • Ochlocracy - A defendant is considered innocent until proven guilty beyond reasonable doubt, and you'd better remember that. Lynchings are a crime even if the OG Lynch was literally me. But the 'court of public opinion' is an interesting idea...

Guilty

  • Illegalism - You're going to jail for a long time, lawbreaker.
  • Kleptocracy - I am incorruptible. Such silly attempts to persuade me only lead to an even harsher sentence. And throwing me in a river will only make me a martyr.
  • Anarchism - No law, no judge.
  • Nazism - Lol get Nuremberg’d.
  • Showa Statism - Lol get Tokyo'd.
  • Karadžićism - I DO have the balls to take you to court. How do you plead? Get Hague'd.
    • I should be rewarded instead of accused!

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