(Expanded and removed the stub template.) |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
| + | {{expand}} |
||
{{place |
{{place |
||
|name = District Court - Courtroom No. 3 |
|name = District Court - Courtroom No. 3 |
||
| Line 7: | Line 8: | ||
|area = District Court |
|area = District Court |
||
}} |
}} |
||
| − | |||
One of at least nine [[courtroom]]s in the [[Los Angeles]] [[District Court]], '''Courtroom No. 3''' has been used to hold the trials for six known cases, including [[Phoenix Wright]]'s only known [[Farewell, My Turnabout|defeat]]. It was also visited by [[Miles Edgeworth]] on [[Turnabout Reminiscence|September 10, 2011]] during his [[investigation]] into the murders of [[Byrne Faraday]] and [[Mack Rell]]. |
One of at least nine [[courtroom]]s in the [[Los Angeles]] [[District Court]], '''Courtroom No. 3''' has been used to hold the trials for six known cases, including [[Phoenix Wright]]'s only known [[Farewell, My Turnabout|defeat]]. It was also visited by [[Miles Edgeworth]] on [[Turnabout Reminiscence|September 10, 2011]] during his [[investigation]] into the murders of [[Byrne Faraday]] and [[Mack Rell]]. |
||
| − | ==Murder |
+ | ==Murder at the courthouse== |
| ⚫ | |||
| − | |||
| + | On September 10, 2011, a man by the name of [[Mack Rell]] was put on trial for the murder of [[Deid Mann]]. However, during the trial he declared that the prosecutor for the case, [[Byrne Faraday]], was actually the infamous thief [[Yatagarasu]] and had ordered him to kill Mann. During the subsequent recess, both Rell and Faraday were found dead in [[Defendant Lobby No. 2]]. [[Miles Edgeworth]], who was due to take over the role of prosecutor for the trial from Faraday, [[Investigation|investigated]] the case and eventually discovered that the culprit for the double murder was actually Rell's defense attorney, [[Shi-na|Calisto Yew]]. Yew managed to escape however, and it would not be until [[Turnabout Ablaze|seven years later]] that she would be caught and brought to justice. |
||
| ⚫ | |||
| − | |||
| − | In [[Turnabout Reminiscence|September 10, 2011]], a man by the name of [[Mack Rell]] was put on trial. However, before his verdict could be declared, [[Shi-na|his defense attorney]] murdered him and [[Byrne Faraday|the prosecution]]. Her crimes were eventually revealed, but she wasn't arrested until [[Turnabout Ablaze|seven years later]]. |
||
==Known trials== |
==Known trials== |
||
Revision as of 15:04, 30 August 2014
| We need more pieces to finish this puzzle. | |
|---|---|
|
This article is under construction. While it is not short, it still needs expansion as outlined in the manual of style. The article most likely needs expansion near the end of the tagged section or sections. |
| District Court - Courtroom No. 3 | |
|---|---|
| Link to the template page | |
| File:Courtroom 3.gif | |
| People to meet | Judge Kay Faraday Calisto Yew Tyrell Badd |
| Linked locations | 3rd Floor Lobby |
| Locations in District Court | |
Partial map:
  Other locations:
| |
One of at least nine courtrooms in the Los Angeles District Court, Courtroom No. 3 has been used to hold the trials for six known cases, including Phoenix Wright's only known defeat. It was also visited by Miles Edgeworth on September 10, 2011 during his investigation into the murders of Byrne Faraday and Mack Rell.
Murder at the courthouse
- Main article: Turnabout Reminiscence
On September 10, 2011, a man by the name of Mack Rell was put on trial for the murder of Deid Mann. However, during the trial he declared that the prosecutor for the case, Byrne Faraday, was actually the infamous thief Yatagarasu and had ordered him to kill Mann. During the subsequent recess, both Rell and Faraday were found dead in Defendant Lobby No. 2. Miles Edgeworth, who was due to take over the role of prosecutor for the trial from Faraday, investigated the case and eventually discovered that the culprit for the double murder was actually Rell's defense attorney, Calisto Yew. Yew managed to escape however, and it would not be until seven years later that she would be caught and brought to justice.
Known trials
- September 10, 2011 - trial of Mack Rell for the murder of Deid Mann*
- Dec. 25-28, 2016 - trial of Miles Edgeworth for the murder of Robert Hammond*
- Dec. 28, 2016 - trial of Miles Edgeworth for the murder of Gregory Edgeworth (reopening of the DL-6 Incident)*
- Mar. 20-23, 2018 - trial of Matt Engarde for the murder of Juan Corrida*
- July 7-10, 2026 - trial of Machi Tobaye for the murder of Romein LeTouse*
- Oct. 7-9, 2026 - trial of Vera Misham for the murder of Drew Misham*