King et all v Palpytine et al

King et all v Palpytine et al was a civil suit filed in the Supreme against Palpatine and Cornpop, starting in 2028 and ending in 2037. 
Subject
In 2028, Senator Nicholas King was approached by then House Majority Leader Palpatine and Cornpop, who both gestured and spoke to him. Both parties revealed firearms and this standoff continued until Palpatine and Cornpop left the building. Shortly after, Nicholas King filed suit against Palpatine and Cornpop on the grounds of assault, attempted murder, and emotional damage. Nicholas King additionally sued over the defendants alleged attempt to bribe then Senator James Handle to illegally deport his wives. 
Trial
Copy of Plaintiff's opening statement;
1. I am alleging in this lawsuit that @Rep/Former Prez CornPop (R-CA) and @Sen Min Ldr. Paul Ryan (R-NE) planned and executed an assassination and/or kidnapping attempt on Senator King that failed at 🍽🍽washington-dc-diner and that he (Corn Pop) attempted to bride a political rival with endorsement if he deported Senator King's family.
2. In accordance with the above, I am seeking damages for emotional trauma on the part of Mr King's entire family.
After being brought to trial, the defense pleaded not guilty to all torts. The counsel for the defense immediately responded by asserting that they were not only joking, but that Senator King's bodyguards and Erik Lonlyhawk, a bystander, were carrying illegal firearms on federal property. After several years of deliberation, largely getting nowhere, the Plaintiff offered to settle. The defendant agreed, and King dropped all charges.
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