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Contest rules were a piece of evidence in Gregory Edgeworth's investigation into the murder of Paul Halique. Written by Samson Tangaroa, they lay out the rules for the Great Dessert Contest held at Tangaroa's mansion, as well as stating the prizes for winning the contest. A copy of the rules was provided to each contestant.
Frost's murder[]
- Main articles: Turnabout Legacy & IS-7 Incident
Prior to the murder, Tangaroa handed out a copy of the rules to all the contestants. Despite them being clearly stated, the three semifinalists broke at least one rule: Carmelo Gusto and Artie Frost collaborated and thus ended up entering each others' rooms from time to time to help the other, and Delicia Scone both used decorations that weren't desserts and entered other contestants' rooms to study their works.
Edgeworth received a copy of the contest rules from confectioner Carmelo Gusto. He later used them to deduce that Delicia Scone had broken the rules, as she had used rock salt lamps and cloths in her entry.
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