HuMeat v. Zekian Common Nutrition Commission

HuMeat v. Zekian Common Nutrition Commission was a criminal-law case in Zekia between the producers of HuMeat and members of the Zekian Common Nutrition Commission (herein, "Commission"). HuMeat was a brand of mystery meat that consisted partially of dismembered and cooked human bodies of children and adults who were abducted and stored away in dark places by the red-masked workers of HuMeat. The Commission required all manufacturers of food made for public sale or distribution to submit their products to inspectors for safety testing. When they received notice from local magistrates that redmaskers were selling suspicious mystery meat without proper license, they launched a formal inquiry into the company that produced and sold HuMeat. 
==Allegations against the producers of HuMeat==
Before the inquiry even began, the Commission alleged that the producers of HuMeat continually violated laws implemented for public safety by refusing to submit their product for testing. They learned through numerous civil complaints that "red-masked folk sell strange meat in the common streets and in makeshift wooden shops" and "red-maskers feed our babies grotesque concoctionns and call them 'mystery meat'. "