The Necromancer's Courtroom Exception

In Kinzran courts, when a case relies on the ability of an involved party to perform feats of a magical nature, the party is compelled to demonstrate the ability for the court. While such displays can conceivably be faked, Kinzran courts are typically monitored by mages capable of telling if someone is holding back talents, or spinning their talents to conceal aspects of them.
The only exception to the Demonstration Clause is for magic of the Necromancy subschool, as many of those spells (to the Alliance's eyes) are unethical to the point of banning them from practice entirely. While this would conceivably make prosecuting necromantic crimes harder, most kanirineta are so distrustful or disgusted by necromancy that such cases tend to have no shortage of character witnesses willing to sell out the necromancer in question.
The Necromancer's Courtroom Exception is the result of a case in which a kanirineta whose name has since been struck from all records was accused of raising lapidorsae corpses to harass those the necromancer felt were deliberately sabotaging them, or otherwise annoyed them. The defendant was compelled to demonstrate their power, which necessitated the presence of corpses in the courtroom, an action all involved was not desirable.
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