DuskCrusader vs. Maxcubes

DuskCrusader vs. Maxcubes was an aggression lawsuit between the aforementioned players. It was a sensitive and somewhat debated topic on the server, as well as the first lawsuit.

Facts of the case
Maxcubes was known on the server for saying the "n-word" (will be referred to as "the slur" on this wikia page) quite frequently and insensitively. DuskCrusader, a half-black player, took offense to this personally. Maxcubes, having been warned and punished many times before for saying the slur, was on the brink of permanently banned, before a compromise was made. DuskCrusader would file a "racial aggression" lawsuit against Maxcubes, in which if Maxcubes lost, DuskCrusader would legally obtain all of his items. jack_machammer opted in as Maxcubes' attorney, and DuskCrusader represented himself. Nbomb417 was spontaneously chosen as the judge.

Question
Is Maxcubes guilty of racial aggression and should he be sued?

Conclusion
The proceeding of this case was sensitive for DuskCrusader, who brought up numerous accounts of people of color being discriminated against using the word, and levied the idea that Maxcubes is ignorant to the history of the word and should be punished as such. The argument of the defendant (or rather, the defendant's lawyer) was that in order for Maxcubes to properly understand the weight of the word, he should experience a type of restorative justice in which his estate is not seized, but he is taught the full weight of the meaning of the words he says and he makes a promise to not say it again. The promise of Maxcubes was made. Both the petitioner and the respondent made very good points, and after the closing statement from the respondent's lawyer, the votes of the jury were counted.

The verdict was not guilty.

The verdict slightly nagged the petitioner, DuskCrusader, as the jury was made up entirely of white men, but he accepted it fully. More public outcry came from jurors PoptartChris and DackBlack who voted guilty, accusing jack_machammer of packing the jurors with audience members to gain the favorable verdict, until they were reminded that audience members were jurors in the previous case, Maxcubes vs. Banshee___ as well, and stated it would be hypocritical for them to contest the jury format now if they didn't during the first case.