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Slight niggle. edit
Just a minor point, really: interested to hear what the rest of you think. Shouldn't Judge Death be included in the list of chief judges of MC-1 for the years 2111-2112? He pretty much held supreme executive power over the city during the Necropolis debacle. Granted the circumstances under which he came to power are hardly legitimate, but then neither were Cal's.
Actually, the circumstances by which he took the chair were surprisingly similar. Controversy involving an ersatz Dredd (the Dredd robot / Kraken); removing the Chief Judge by force; and seizing control of the Judges' minds.
That said, what criteria are we using to determine who was a Chief Judge and who wasn't? Phil Smith 04:51, 5 April 2007 (UTC)
- Good question. I have cut and pasted the above to the Talk:Chief Judge of Mega-City One page and recommend it is discussed there.Richard75 14:12, 6 April 2007 (UTC)