Wow, so you're taking Palpatine's words of "Take down Sidious" to equate to LEGAL LAW?havokeff wrote:Palpatine, being the, as Publius put it, "lawfully elected Supreme Chancellor for life". gave Mace the power and legal recourse to go in when he told him and Yoda; "Do whatever you must to hunt Sidious down."Ghost Rider wrote:Amazed that Mace was going to arrest and detain a man who LEGALLY aquired his emergancy powers.
So what if General Grievious had fallen, nothing was binding Palpatine except the end of the war, and since...there was still fighting even after that, you tell me who was in the legal right.
Also Havokef you are still using your supposition. Show proof that Mace and gang had any legal recourse to go in, tell Chancellor Palpatine to shove off and release the powers that were voted to him. I am asking for proof, not your personal supposition.
From the time that Anakin told Mace that Palpatine was Sidious, Mace was no longer going to just inform him of Grievious's defeat and hope that he end the war and return his emergency powers. He was going to arrest the Sith Lord whom the Jedi as well as Palpatine, believed to be behind the entire war in the first place.
That is the proof that what they were doing was legally. The Supreme Chancellor told the Jedi to do whatever was neccisary to hunt Sidious down. Like I said before, it is ironic, that he made the Jedi's actions and his own arrest legal.
Also about Grievous being defeated. I believe that Palpatine expressed that the war would end if he was destroyed. I'm at work so I don't have exact quotes.
Shit, man...I guess that must mean binding law. Oh wait, no it doesn't. It's a request. So dumbfuck...where is legal writ that Palpatine gave to the Jedi to go over the Senate and everyone else's head?
Please, I'm still waiting for you to present this piece of proof, or this goes to a new and happier home.