What if they offered to pay a fine and both parties agree to it? Would that not be justice? n/t

What if they offered to pay a fine and both parties agree to it? Would that not be justice? n/t:
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Posted by Curious on April 28, 2000 at 21:05:31:

In Reply to: to clarify on one point.. posted by One-time arbiter on April 28, 2000 at 13:47:50:

> You've got to have a damn good reason to get a flag removed by an Arbiter (and it has to be the Arb that flagged you). The only time I removed them was when one person attacked another person in their group to wake them up. Both the victim and the offender in this case pledged that this is how it was (and so did another arbiter who was with them) and I removed it.
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> Oh, and arbiters have to write a note to bria for every flag that they remove explaining the circumstances. i.e., pain in the ass so you better have a real good reason and some supporting evidence.

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Then that'd be [JUSTICE], not [ARBITER]. Darlow 21:17:49 4/28/2000 (0)

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Comments:	> > You've got to have a damn good reason to get a flag removed by an Arbiter (and it has to be the Arb that flagged you). The only time I removed them was when one person attacked another person in their group to wake them up. Both the victim and the offender in this case pledged that this is how it was (and so did another arbiter who was with them) and I removed it. > > > > Oh, and arbiters have to write a note to bria for every flag that they remove explaining the circumstances. i.e., pain in the ass so you better have a real good reason and some supporting evidence.