Fun fact: Hans actually gets another penalty for portraying himself as a judge, while it is forbidden in Norway to give a ruling as king/queen, and that ruling being a death penalty, he will receive an extra conspiracy to commit regicide, another death penalty
Claude gets Death Sentence for attempting genocide by mentioning "squashing people" and +1 life sentence for another attempt murder which is Esmeralda (yes, he lifted sword with quote "And he shall smite the wicked and *plunge* them into the firey pit!" before he fell to his demise)
Hans’s sentence was perfect, but I will correct one thing, we saw in an after credits scene and in a short made a few years later, Marshmallow didn’t die after falling off the bridge.
Analysis of Frollo's conviction: 1. Child abduction is false. The archdeacon said to him that he had to raise the child as his own. During that time, asking a holy man what to do to make a sin be forgiven was normal. False inprisonment however is correct, as being locked up in a tower was definitly not what the archdeacon meant. 2. Torture in France was allowed on certain suspects at that time. As we don't know what the suspect was convicted of, it's hard to say this torturing was illegal. Frollo was a judge after all... 3. Fixing that tile is not necessary as for him being the judge (in some stories even the minister of justice) he owns the palace of justice. 4. Attacking the archdeacon at the end would be listed as breaking and entering, burglary and aggravated assault 5. Isn't lighting a whole city on fire "terrorism"? Another dp if you ask me.
So frollo is definitely hard to charge given he is definitely law and order in Paris during the Hundred Years’ War (frollo might have been set up as part of a martial government by either the English or French governments, but it isn’t stated.). It’s really hard to accurately convict frollo or Radcliffe (first movie only), because they are technically the law.
@@mathijslange7070In the modern day, no. If a judge is found guilty of misconduct, abuse of power, s*xual assault, etc., he would be charged and sentenced just like any other criminal (yes, I am aware that there are female judges too nowadays). However, the hunchback of notre dame takes place in the 1400s, a time where the justice system in France was very different than it is today. So yes, Frollo would indeed be difficult to sentence.
The way Frollo raised Quasi is child abuse. I agree with everyone else on the attempted genocide charge too. During the arson charge, you missed 5 accounts of attempted murder (or three adult murders and two child murders, I don't know if there's a different sentence for trying to kill children). And during the climax, he made multiple attempts on Quasi and Emeralda's lives.
No, killing children and killing adults gets the same charge: murder. However, Frollo did try to kill Quasi when he was just a baby, so that would be attempted infanticide (infanticide is the killing of babies).
Haus is desperate (and dumb), the duke is calculating. I argue the duke is more dangerous (especially since he has people under him do his dirty work and already has an active title in government.).
You forgot genocide for Claude Frollo as he said he took care of the Gypsies one by one. Meaning that he killed them or imprisoned them. This makes him a genocidal dictator and he would get a public execution, which is a death penalty.
Well nor exactly He didn't specifically say how he took care of him He could just Mentioned as he locked them up for the rest of their lives And maybe a little big of torture here and there How maybe a few of them joined his army You never know
Jafar is one of my favorite Disney villains. He's crazy and wants power. Imprison in the lamp as a genie was his punishment. Be careful what you wish for 😈😈😈🤪🤪🤪
You know after the count got to 68+ years, considering Jafar’s age and the time the story took place, I started counting them as 1 additional life sentenced Bring the grand total to 2 Death sentences and 7 life sentences.
My friend, I do regret to inform you that you missed out on quite possibly the biggest and worst crime of the whole video: genocide for Frollo towards the Romani people. Also (this is just me), Id change the "mass arson" charge to a terrorism charge as not only does it disturb the peace, but it came close to destroying the entire city, not to mention the countless lives it most likely endangered. Even still, great video as always!
@@AnimatedCourtroomalso Hans would get another attempted regicide for Anna same goes for jafar Jafar would also get 3 animal abuse charges for turning abu into a toy unraveling carpet and pulling iago into the lamp
Sadly, the Romani people were hated/persecuted in many parts of Europe at the time; England, Spain, France, the Holy Roman Empire, Bulgaria, Austria, Hungary, and later, Nazi Germany. So it would be sad to say that any violence towards them wouldn't have raised many eyebrows at the time, as it probably wouldn't do so now as well.
Prince hans does show some evil intentions but also knows if annas sisters death looks like a accident he would get the thrown faster then killing elsa later after marriage thats why you see he looks at the chandelier and makes the soilder shoot it
I suppose it depends on how real Aladdin's wish to be a prince actually makes him, but Jafar's attempts on his life while he's Ali could be counted as regicide. (Of course, there is a fan theory that when Aladdin made his wish to be a prince, that's when his father got promoted to King of Thieves, thus genuinely making Aladdin a prince--of thieves.)
2:05-2:08 yes, Marshmallow did survive, the post credits confirmed that with Marshmallow walking into the room of Elsa's ice castle, picked up Elsa's tiara/crown and placed on its head, which calmed it down and retracted the ice spikes around its body.
There's a couple more cases of assault from Jafar--when he puts his foot on Genie's face, when he slaps Aladdin... Him attempting to kill Jasmine through the hourglass is attempted regicide as she's a princess. Turning Abu into a toy is more animal cruelty, and I'd think the same would apply for unraveling Carpet, probably pulling Iago into the lamp too.
@@dss7 then maybe you can learn me since you know the whole law just let this Damm person be happy and make a good video and let me be happy by watching that video ugh people like you wont make this world better
Awesome video!!! Also I did give Hans the green light on Elsa's case since I did give Elsa a Death Charge on the Murder of a Soldier in her tower, and I do agree with you on it being self defence to a point, when he tried to get away from Elsa in my opinion that was not Self Defense anymore, and there was no way he was surviving the encounter since they can't reach him to save him plus he would slip and fall to his Death, while for Anna he really couldn't do anything about it, as at the last moment he was incited by a random saying if they're both gone you'll have the throne, but that Incitement was by accident, thus I did give Hans a Pardon, but not just any ordinary Pardon, there is still a restraining order I set on him and Anna
1:13 oh fuck not him again (in my school vr game he forced the BSAA from investigating Veltro reactivation and during the Icebreaker cutseen confessed that Ana was just a obstacle to Elsa head) so thats a obstruction of Justice due toe BSAA was given promission by Elsa beforehand and a Regicide charge for Ana freezing
Prince Hans: This is just a new story of a good prince gone bad. Me: I hate to break this up to you, your highness (Or should I say your Painness?) But you’re not a good prince gone bad, you’re a bad prince gone worse!
I like Frozen, but Hans was a bit too obvious as a villain. It'd be cool to see "If Alice Comedies characters [including Julius The Cat] were charged for their crimes".
Jafar and Frollo got what was coming to them. To me, when a villain loses, it never gets old. I'll say some of the Disney villains wouldn't like my 3 Big Judge characters. Why? They are harsh on criminals. Especially with unjustified murder or high treason. Commit either, you'll pay... with your life!
Claude should also be sentenced for mental abuse since he told Quasimodo for 20 years about the horrors of the world and he should pay big money for a psychologist.
Hans: Attempted Regicide=Punch in the face by second Princess. Technically Jafar could be executed for sorcery. Frollo could’ve been imprisoned for attempted infanticide.
You forgot the part where Jafar disgusting himself as an old prisoner and used Aladdin to enter the cave of wonder to find the Magic Lamp 🪔 and when he found it and hand to him. But when he almost had it, he tried to kill him.
I love how when villains are defeated they just get locked up or a mild punishment when they have done much more lol (Take jafar, he couldve got 2 death, 6 life sentences and 100+ years in jail. But he gets locked up in a magic lamp, i guess it ended good for him)
For Jafar when you gave him slavery charges. I wouldn’t say he gets it because the time period and we don’t really know if they polished it. It’s like a if
It’s confirmed Claude Frollo is actually the Disney antagonist with the biggest charges, hoping Victor Hugo didn’t write him like this in the original story
Other charges for frollo include chuld abuse for obvious reasons, genocide since his whole goal is to wipe out the gypsies and during the flaming house scene attempted murder times 4 three for the people inside and one for phoebus who was shot as he was escaping though that last could be argued as a violent punshiment since phoebus did steal his horse
I don’t think Jafar attempted to kill Aladdin when Jasmin ran away, he just lied about him being executed I’m not sure if that’s a crime, maybe it could be legal misinformation which could potentially lead to an obstruction of justice charge but it’s hard to say
Idea for next one, what if villains from The Sea Beast were convicted. Crow let a child into what is basically a war zone, so he's definitely getting some reckless endangerment.
Dang, Frollo got off easy! 1. The child abduction should actually be attempted infanticide since he would have killed the infant if not for the archdeacon. 2. I don’t think it needs to be pointed out, but that whole textile thing was a show-and-tell that is evidence of a genocide charge. 3. There were some charges you put on him but didn’t add the years on to his sentence (e.g. The 5 years on that Coercion charge where he made Esmeralda choose between him and the fire). 4. The Mass Arson should absolutely be Terrorism since it put the city of Paris itself in danger. 5. He didn’t just trespass against the charge, but also waged war with it. An excommunication from the church should therefore be included in his sentence. 6. While the false imprisonment at the beginning of the movie is correct, he should also be hit with child abuse since he did keep him locked up there his entire childhood. He also never had any ounce of compassion towards Quasi who he was raising which reinforces this. Correction: Upon review, I had seen you did actually include the sexual assault charge when I wasn’t sure if you had. 😅. My bad on that one.
So, I'm not too keen on what an Arson charge encompasses, but would Frollo not also get a) x4 False Imprisonment on the farm family, as they were innocent, and b)x4 Attempted Murder on same family?
Well technically since Allison is set back in ancient times slavery wouldn’t be illegal and since he was sultan he could pretty much do whatever he wants to jasmine so by the rules in those times what he did to jasmine is perfectly legal and acceptable so he shouldn’t be charged with slavery
Except only non-citizens could be slaves or if you were born into slavery. Jasmine is a princess, therefore she is considered divinely appointed. So what Jafar did was not only illegal slavery but also blasphemy.
Seeing as Frollo is the only villain to die out of all of them he should also get attempted genocide since he intended to burn all of Paris to the ground to get rid of the and I quote "Gypsies" and eternal damnation for his highest act of Blasphemy against god by claiming he would judge where they would be in death but I find it unfair that out of the two he gets no death sentence.
Frollo actually wasn’t the only one to die. Jafar eventually did too once the sequel came out (he was originally intended to die in the original movie but it got changed to this instead).
For frolo everything he's doing is legal as the film takes place in medieval Paris and he's a powerful figure so it's likely his crimes apart from the tress passing of the church would be approved as it was mostly against a group the church found unholy
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Claude gets a death sentence because he mentions in the movie he squashed "insignificant people" like ants which leads towards a genocide charge.
He would also get excommunicated from the Roman Catholic Church as punishment.
conspiracy to genocide
Claude just cause mess or the one that kind it looks like it’s from Minecraft
Fun fact: Hans actually gets another penalty for portraying himself as a judge, while it is forbidden in Norway to give a ruling as king/queen, and that ruling being a death penalty, he will receive an extra conspiracy to commit regicide, another death penalty
Claude gets Death Sentence for attempting genocide by mentioning "squashing people" and +1 life sentence for another attempt murder which is Esmeralda (yes, he lifted sword with quote "And he shall smite the wicked and *plunge* them into the firey pit!" before he fell to his demise)
the jafar one makes me sad knowing gilfred gottfried AND robin williams died, rip the legends in that film
Hans’s sentence was perfect, but I will correct one thing, we saw in an after credits scene and in a short made a few years later, Marshmallow didn’t die after falling off the bridge.
Analysis of Frollo's conviction:
1. Child abduction is false. The archdeacon said to him that he had to raise the child as his own. During that time, asking a holy man what to do to make a sin be forgiven was normal. False inprisonment however is correct, as being locked up in a tower was definitly not what the archdeacon meant.
2. Torture in France was allowed on certain suspects at that time. As we don't know what the suspect was convicted of, it's hard to say this torturing was illegal. Frollo was a judge after all...
3. Fixing that tile is not necessary as for him being the judge (in some stories even the minister of justice) he owns the palace of justice.
4. Attacking the archdeacon at the end would be listed as breaking and entering, burglary and aggravated assault
5. Isn't lighting a whole city on fire "terrorism"? Another dp if you ask me.
So frollo is definitely hard to charge given he is definitely law and order in Paris during the Hundred Years’ War (frollo might have been set up as part of a martial government by either the English or French governments, but it isn’t stated.). It’s really hard to accurately convict frollo or Radcliffe (first movie only), because they are technically the law.
It's not hard to sentence a judge who abuses his power, no?
@@mathijslange7070In the modern day, no. If a judge is found guilty of misconduct, abuse of power, s*xual assault, etc., he would be charged and sentenced just like any other criminal (yes, I am aware that there are female judges too nowadays). However, the hunchback of notre dame takes place in the 1400s, a time where the justice system in France was very different than it is today. So yes, Frollo would indeed be difficult to sentence.
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If we consider that there were ice spikes, and everything is frozen, while I find the punishment fair, you can at least understand him.
The way Frollo raised Quasi is child abuse. I agree with everyone else on the attempted genocide charge too. During the arson charge, you missed 5 accounts of attempted murder (or three adult murders and two child murders, I don't know if there's a different sentence for trying to kill children). And during the climax, he made multiple attempts on Quasi and Emeralda's lives.
No, killing children and killing adults gets the same charge: murder. However, Frollo did try to kill Quasi when he was just a baby, so that would be attempted infanticide (infanticide is the killing of babies).
Jafar should have been given another count of animal cruelty for pulling Iago into the lamp with him.
It's hard to tell if Prince Hans or Duke of Weselton is even worst, I mean they're bad than each other.
It’s likely that Hans was brainwashed
The Duke of Weselton is worse. Hans was a forced twist villain, the Duke of weselton was the one who set up the party to KILL the queen. Yikes.
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The search party or the party party(Elsa becoming queen)?
Haus is desperate (and dumb), the duke is calculating. I argue the duke is more dangerous (especially since he has people under him do his dirty work and already has an active title in government.).
You forgot genocide for Claude Frollo as he said he took care of the Gypsies one by one. Meaning that he killed them or imprisoned them. This makes him a genocidal dictator and he would get a public execution, which is a death penalty.
Well nor exactly He didn't specifically say how he took care of him He could just Mentioned as he locked them up for the rest of their lives And maybe a little big of torture here and there How maybe a few of them joined his army You never know
Jafar is one of my favorite Disney villains. He's crazy and wants power. Imprison in the lamp as a genie was his punishment. Be careful what you wish for
😈😈😈🤪🤪🤪
You know after the count got to 68+ years, considering Jafar’s age and the time the story took place, I started counting them as 1 additional life sentenced
Bring the grand total to 2 Death sentences and 7 life sentences.
My friend, I do regret to inform you that you missed out on quite possibly the biggest and worst crime of the whole video: genocide for Frollo towards the Romani people. Also (this is just me), Id change the "mass arson" charge to a terrorism charge as not only does it disturb the peace, but it came close to destroying the entire city, not to mention the countless lives it most likely endangered.
Even still, great video as always!
Yeah, shouldve put genocide in, I wasnt sure, because he imprisoned all of them and burned their houses, but we never see him kill one
@@AnimatedCourtroomHe said he took care of them one by one
@@AnimatedCourtroomalso Hans would get another attempted regicide for Anna same goes for jafar
Jafar would also get 3 animal abuse charges for turning abu into a toy unraveling carpet and pulling iago into the lamp
Sadly, the Romani people were hated/persecuted in many parts of Europe at the time; England, Spain, France, the Holy Roman Empire, Bulgaria, Austria, Hungary, and later, Nazi Germany. So it would be sad to say that any violence towards them wouldn't have raised many eyebrows at the time, as it probably wouldn't do so now as well.
I'd consider Jafar stealing the lamp being grand larceny
Jafar broken aladdin out jail and try kill him !
Prince hans does show some evil intentions but also knows if annas sisters death looks like a accident he would get the thrown faster then killing elsa later after marriage thats why you see he looks at the chandelier and makes the soilder shoot it
I suppose it depends on how real Aladdin's wish to be a prince actually makes him, but Jafar's attempts on his life while he's Ali could be counted as regicide.
(Of course, there is a fan theory that when Aladdin made his wish to be a prince, that's when his father got promoted to King of Thieves, thus genuinely making Aladdin a prince--of thieves.)
Marshmellow actually survived.
I was wondering
2:05-2:08 yes, Marshmallow did survive, the post credits confirmed that with Marshmallow walking into the room of Elsa's ice castle, picked up Elsa's tiara/crown and placed on its head, which calmed it down and retracted the ice spikes around its body.
There's a couple more cases of assault from Jafar--when he puts his foot on Genie's face, when he slaps Aladdin... Him attempting to kill Jasmine through the hourglass is attempted regicide as she's a princess. Turning Abu into a toy is more animal cruelty, and I'd think the same would apply for unraveling Carpet, probably pulling Iago into the lamp too.
If I was esmermilda I would choose the fire because the judge is so creepy and who would want to spend the rest of their lives with him?
Hans is the type of person to get away with anything 🤣🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣hahahahahaha anna punch hans
You know Hans is a bad villain when half of the stuff he did was heroic acts. All because of the villain twist with no indication.
If you ask me Hans should never have been a F*cking Villain in the first place.
Yeah, Duke of Weselton made much more sense as a villain.
Darn, Hans... Why???
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Looking forward to who gets charged next
TMNT 2012
Aladdin. Slap on the hand for stealing bread. Case dismissed
@shenran9164 No in those days he would have lost a hand for stealing.
I love that this channel teaches me more about the law then law and order
Me too
The A.I literally makes up every sentence
@@dss7 and i don’t care its just a vid it wont effect your life and its only the voice not the channel
@@talischapaal9477 im just saying you won't learn anything
@@dss7 then maybe you can learn me since you know the whole law just let this Damm person be happy and make a good video and let me be happy by watching that video ugh people like you wont make this world better
I'm glad you're marking brainwashing as Coercion, it makes sense.
Duke of Weselton Is like just like Mor'Du who loves death, but Mor'Du has more.
Awesome video!!! Also I did give Hans the green light on Elsa's case since I did give Elsa a Death Charge on the Murder of a Soldier in her tower, and I do agree with you on it being self defence to a point, when he tried to get away from Elsa in my opinion that was not Self Defense anymore, and there was no way he was surviving the encounter since they can't reach him to save him plus he would slip and fall to his Death, while for Anna he really couldn't do anything about it, as at the last moment he was incited by a random saying if they're both gone you'll have the throne, but that Incitement was by accident, thus I did give Hans a Pardon, but not just any ordinary Pardon, there is still a restraining order I set on him and Anna
Frollo scarey 😳😳
Nice! Next: Sonic, Shadow, Nine, and The Chaos Council. In your next TH-cam video of Disney heroes being charged for their crimes, charge Hiro Hamada.
Day 14: Do Gwendolyn Zapp from Big City Greens the Movie.
7:50 me when I have explosive diarrhea:
4:14 That's Marriage Fraud and For the Last Scene, It's Gross Negligence To Go Along with it
That promo shot of Jafar makes it look like he's posing for a professional photo, and I find that hilarious
7:56 Aladdin is a prince! Which means I’m that is attempted regicide!
1:13 oh fuck not him again (in my school vr game he forced the BSAA from investigating Veltro reactivation and during the Icebreaker cutseen confessed that Ana was just a obstacle to Elsa head) so thats a obstruction of Justice due toe BSAA was given promission by Elsa beforehand and a Regicide charge for Ana freezing
Prince Hans: This is just a new story of a good prince gone bad.
Me: I hate to break this up to you, your highness (Or should I say your Painness?) But you’re not a good prince gone bad, you’re a bad prince gone worse!
Jafar would also get a charge of death for witchcraft
"Damn Hans!! Wh!?😂😂
I like Frozen, but Hans was a bit too obvious as a villain. It'd be cool to see "If Alice Comedies characters [including Julius The Cat] were charged for their crimes".
Obvious??
Jafar and Frollo got what was coming to them. To me, when a villain loses, it never gets old.
I'll say some of the Disney villains wouldn't like my 3 Big Judge characters. Why? They are harsh on criminals. Especially with unjustified murder or high treason. Commit either, you'll pay... with your life!
Fun Fact: Jafar death sentence would be beheaded with Scimitars or hanging from hook.
Claude should also be sentenced for mental abuse since he told Quasimodo for 20 years about the horrors of the world and he should pay big money for a psychologist.
5:12 I have to add another thing that he betrayed his love for Anna the love between them was fake
2:25 but he caused the chandelier to collapse and caused Elsa to fall
Dawg aladin is the best Disney movie imo thx for doing it
14:58 That should be Arson with intent to endanger life, He burned the house with intent on causing harm
I love your videos dude
Awesome Video Bro!
Hans: Attempted Regicide=Punch in the face by second Princess.
Technically Jafar could be executed for sorcery.
Frollo could’ve been imprisoned for attempted infanticide.
You forgot the part where Jafar disgusting himself as an old prisoner and used Aladdin to enter the cave of wonder to find the Magic Lamp 🪔 and when he found it and hand to him. But when he almost had it, he tried to kill him.
Your froget a animal cruelty at the end of jafar s crimes
3:54 Prince Hans treated her like Abi Carter winning in the American Idol Season 22 Finale. I feel bad for Katy Perry as much as Anna.
Claude Frollo, Scar and Jafar are my favorite Disney villains
13:30 this could be child abuse which will be death sentence for Frollo
I love how when villains are defeated they just get locked up or a mild punishment when they have done much more lol (Take jafar, he couldve got 2 death, 6 life sentences and 100+ years in jail. But he gets locked up in a magic lamp, i guess it ended good for him)
Idea for next one:Wild Kratts Villains:Zach,Donita and Dabio,Gourmand and Paisley
Gee I wonder what two death sentences would be like for weaslton 💀
For Jafar when you gave him slavery charges. I wouldn’t say he gets it because the time period and we don’t really know if they polished it. It’s like a if
It’s confirmed Claude Frollo is actually the Disney antagonist with the biggest charges, hoping Victor Hugo didn’t write him like this in the original story
I heard he is worse in the book💀
it's much worse in the book mate💀
The duke’s men broke into the queen’s house and shot up the place. Yeah it was an ice palace, but still!
Frollo got 7 life sentances for attempted murders or murder, bro got gods luck FR
Animated Courtroom is so much better than MOUSAIT.
11:43 corruption everywhere..., within!!
Pls do the iron giant
Gee...I didn't know Jafar was 7 and a half feet tall *LMAO*
Other charges for frollo include chuld abuse for obvious reasons, genocide since his whole goal is to wipe out the gypsies and during the flaming house scene attempted murder times 4 three for the people inside and one for phoebus who was shot as he was escaping though that last could be argued as a violent punshiment since phoebus did steal his horse
IT WAS POSED 48 SECONDS AGO AND THERES A BUCHA COMMENTS ALREADY HAAAAHH?
Yet another Direct to VHS/DVD sequel ignored, The Return of Jafar was goated.
You forgot to charge Prince Hans with Marrige Fraud.
Prince Hans didn't kill Marshmallow, he was in the post credit scenes of Frozen 1 and 2. He was also in the Frozen Fever animated short.
He did, Elsa created another Marshmallow
I don’t think Jafar attempted to kill Aladdin when Jasmin ran away, he just lied about him being executed
I’m not sure if that’s a crime, maybe it could be legal misinformation which could potentially lead to an obstruction of justice charge but it’s hard to say
attempted child murder and child endangerment for Claude frollo as well
Jafar Jafar he’s our man if he can do it great 10:50 🧞♂️!
What about Jafar's crimes in the sequel and in the Hercules crossover?
I Think Dr.Facilier He Does Have Some Of Judge Frollo and Jafar in him. ❤️🖤💜🔥🃏🧞♂️
Honestly,I feel that Hans was more of a pawn
7:47 you forgot attempted regicide here since Aladdin was a king, And jafar tried to kill him
Aladdin was a prince, but what did he rule? Its a hard one, regicide is taking out an active ruler
@@AnimatedCourtroom oh well he was a prince
6:39 bro that’s brainwashing
Totally bro
@@BillyJohnson-pu7upyeah.
Idea for next one, what if villains from The Sea Beast were convicted. Crow let a child into what is basically a war zone, so he's definitely getting some reckless endangerment.
Dang, Frollo got off easy!
1. The child abduction should actually be attempted infanticide since he would have killed the infant if not for the archdeacon.
2. I don’t think it needs to be pointed out, but that whole textile thing was a show-and-tell that is evidence of a genocide charge.
3. There were some charges you put on him but didn’t add the years on to his sentence (e.g. The 5 years on that Coercion charge where he made Esmeralda choose between him and the fire).
4. The Mass Arson should absolutely be Terrorism since it put the city of Paris itself in danger.
5. He didn’t just trespass against the charge, but also waged war with it. An excommunication from the church should therefore be included in his sentence.
6. While the false imprisonment at the beginning of the movie is correct, he should also be hit with child abuse since he did keep him locked up there his entire childhood. He also never had any ounce of compassion towards Quasi who he was raising which reinforces this.
Correction: Upon review, I had seen you did actually include the sexual assault charge when I wasn’t sure if you had. 😅. My bad on that one.
You should do if Minecraft villains were charged for their crimes when you do the video game series
Dr.Facilier Jafar and Judge Frollo wearing Red Black and Purple Clothing ❤️🖤💜
The Duke of Weselton (Frozen)
Prince Hans Westergaard (Frozen)
Jafar (Aladdin)
Judge Claude Frollo (The Hunchback of Notre Dame)
This is just the first movie(Aladdin) add Return of Jafar and he'll serve a death sentence. Otherwise, he'd do his time.
So, I'm not too keen on what an Arson charge encompasses, but would Frollo not also get a) x4 False Imprisonment on the farm family, as they were innocent, and b)x4 Attempted Murder on same family?
Is this just Disney, or was this for real that in the royal justice, that the Duke and Han were to be put to a death sentence?
+Animated Courtroom, CAN YOU DO "IF AKU FROM SAMURAI JACK WAS CHARGED FOR HIS CRIMES" TH-cam Video, PLEASE ? 🥺
Well technically since Allison is set back in ancient times slavery wouldn’t be illegal and since he was sultan he could pretty much do whatever he wants to jasmine so by the rules in those times what he did to jasmine is perfectly legal and acceptable so he shouldn’t be charged with slavery
Except only non-citizens could be slaves or if you were born into slavery. Jasmine is a princess, therefore she is considered divinely appointed. So what Jafar did was not only illegal slavery but also blasphemy.
Ah I see
Seeing as Frollo is the only villain to die out of all of them he should also get attempted genocide since he intended to burn all of Paris to the ground to get rid of the and I quote "Gypsies" and eternal damnation for his highest act of Blasphemy against god by claiming he would judge where they would be in death but I find it unfair that out of the two he gets no death sentence.
Frollo actually wasn’t the only one to die. Jafar eventually did too once the sequel came out (he was originally intended to die in the original movie but it got changed to this instead).
16:09 No Sentence Change Man
What About If King Runeard was Charged for His Crimes ?
For frolo everything he's doing is legal as the film takes place in medieval Paris and he's a powerful figure so it's likely his crimes apart from the tress passing of the church would be approved as it was mostly against a group the church found unholy
15:13 multiple attempts of murder by Arson death
Video idea avatar the last Airbender villains charged for theirs crimes
4:00 It’s also attempted regicide even if Anna is just the princess
I usually Watched Disney's The Hunchback Of Notre Dame 1 and 2 in 🇺🇲English and Spanish 🇲🇽
frollo also tried to kill Quasimodo so that is attempted murder
This is all your fault, Jafar!
Hans fr thought he was safe 💀🙏
Jafar should get kidnapping for when his guards took Alladin to the lake to drwon