Interview with the judge Prison Cell

Prison Cell celebrated 68 days ago to his 24090 life days. Finally, that's why he decided to resign as the uppermost judge of Emoji Meaning. He was born in the town of the same name.
His family roots also have on the mother's side from the Jupiter. Prison Cell studied jurisprudence at different universities of the galaxy. As an invisible student he was at a university on the planet Earth.
He could finish his degree, at least, so free of charge. Because he has stingy roots, he saved a lot of money for his education. In spite of all he had to make at his work also neutral decisions. This was not always easy.
Finally, several witnesses were also sponsored by a party. However, this sounded always very plausible. Sweasy26 met the present uppermost judge in Emoji Meaning near a hotel for the followed interview.

You have carried out your last procedure 467 hours ago. Who was on trial?
Prison Cell takes the civil book law in his hands. There he finds no answer.
Then he gets the labor law book. Now he has an answer:
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Do you have really so many complaints against the stingy employers?
Prison Cell: Yes, many Emojis have enough of stingy terms of employment in Emoji Meaning. 🏬📛➕💱🏬💚🥑🥬🥦💱.

And there is it in each case about wage additional payments?
Prison Cell looks in the labor law whether he could connect the book with the Internet. Then several sensible sentences fall from his mouth on the ground.
Often. This deals with the fact that the employers promise higher and higher profit to the stockholders in the general assemblies. They sign even juridical binding least dividend. Thus they protect to themselves the sales of the other shares. 🚽👆➕🛄🅰️🤚📶🔍➕😍🙌.

You have said that most directors of the company are above all former economic students. Then most employees have to win good chances the process.

Are the employees mostly the winners?
Prison Cell looks at empty sheet: I do not know this, we lead no statistics about the results in the court. The costs for statistics were stroked from the budget still 45125 days ago. At that time I did not live at all.

Most employees who complain against their employers hardly have money to the survival. Or if most employees are just to make up for stinginess with the employer's broad. Which of these statements applies?
Prison Cell throws the civil law book on the ground: Both statements agree more or less. On the one hand the stinginess of the employers grows till the infinite, on the other hand, also there rises the stinginess of the employees.
I must admit that it is sometimes about trivia. A miser wanted not to pay extra 5 Bitcoins. So both parties argued nearly 8 hours. At the end, I told them that they too long were arguing because of this amount. In 8 hours they would have earned anyway much more money. 🧐👏🔥😍💖😭💪🏻🏋🏼‍♀️😘💕.

From which branches do the employees complain?
Prison Cell: Most employees come from the building trade, guest trade, hairdressers, agriculture and factories. In the last time I observe an increase also from the following branches: Banks, assurances and estate agents. Many estate agents receive too deep commission for the mediation of the suitable immovable. Strangely, urban officials disappeared during the last 4478 days.

Do you have an explanation of it?
Prison Cell: It is noteworthy that the cases from the urban management disappeared at the moment completely when the procurator of the employee's association left "officials of Emoji Meaning" 4490 days ago for health reasons the place. Before he was with us the most famous process leader. I went even drink pear juice in the restaurant with him. Besides, of course we discussed business subjects. He was a very active representative. At that time even the local banks specially had to print money for his clients. This happened because the city Emoji Meaning very often lost the process.

How was it for you to decide against own town?
Prison Cell takes proudly several law books in his hands. He takes the books before his face. He puts the books defending:
To decide against Emoji Meaning, was generally disagreeable in my heart.
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What else do one complain about? (Except monetary subjects)
Prison Cell: Most complaints concern of course the money in any form. Here, finally, we are in Emoji Meaning. Often there are complaints because of the rent notice. 🙏🏼🤞🏼👍❤🌻❤️👏💎🤷🏽‍♀️🌍❤️.

Now there comes a question from curiosity of every reader.
How high are the average amounts?
Prison Cell takes his pocket calculator. He asks for patience. He types several times different figures. He says over and over again no wrong. After some time he wins the number:
The average dispute has risen during the last days on nearly 14444 Bitcoins.

How could one fight against the wage dumping better in Emoji Meaning?
Prison Cell: This is especially difficult because the government is very stingy in Emoji Meaning. A lot of uppermost officials of the city administration profit themselves from active wage dumping. They represent an opinion which should fill their stinginess further incessantly.
Some time ago thus came several extraterrestrials from the Venus. They worked with a farmer for 0.30 Bitcoins per hour. This was discovered only by an attentive Emoji. This Emoji wanted to buy several cucumbers with this farmer. This farmer sold the cucumbers for banked prices. At the same time this Emoji noticed several extraterrestrials from the Venus. This Emoji had even a friend from this planet. He decided to go with his friend to the extraterrestrials from the Venus. 😃🤚🕐⏳👩‍⚖️💼#️⃣ 🈶😦👮‍♀️🚽🅰️💼🍖#️⃣🅰️👩‍🎨📃🥴🥽👩‍💼🈶📲.

Against what do stingy employers complain?
Prison Cell: Most employers complain against unproductive employees.
They argue with the fact that they earn because of such employees clearly less.
At the same time they cannot dismiss these employees. The reason for that is an above all inadequate interest in these jobs on the part of other applicants.
This concerns above all budgetary operations. Also with the care of children many employees are too decayed.

Which results does the big update of all computers of the court have for your work?
Prison Cell: We had very big trouble during the first 77 days. The processes have become costlier. We must drink much more water during the work. But also many toilet visits have become the normality of our everyday life.

What does this mean specifically?
Prison Cell: We drink nearly 6 water bottles within one working day. And every
court employee must interrupt his meeting all 55 minutes. This is irritating of course.
Finally, we must remove our toilet visits from the working hours. This costs a lawyer on an average to nearly 30 percent of his wage.

And if you had to proclaim a judgment, was it accepted in each case?
Prison Cell: Now I urgently have to go to toilet. After his return he explains:
Of course the losing party had always big trouble with my decisions.
This is also natural. But I also had to persuade the losers of the fact that my decision corresponded anyway to the legal regulations.
Thus the losers had to accept, nevertheless, my decision. My judgments sometimes were also pulled further.

How did the court participants react after the pronouncing of judgement?
Prison Cell: I was careful to the fact, that the losing side itself thereon step by step
could prepare. Before I said that, for example, the miser had to pay 200 Bitcoins to his former employee, I explained the suitable laws for everybody easy-understandably. Moreover, I went to both sides and said, that according to this law it should be made.
Later most forthcoming losers felt a little bit made easier. They knew that the process was finished now with this decision. Who was not contented with my decisions, might go of course to the uppermost court of the country.
But most uppermost courts also go to the similar direction like me. Finally, we work everybody with the same law books. This plays no role whether somebody complains at the local court or the uppermost court.

What did you like in your work as a judge?
Prison Cell: I have written with pleasure judgments. Even rather, however, I have carried on negotiations and comparative talks. I found these talks particularly interesting when both sides were represented by certified lawyers. This gave big pleasure to me. Both lawyers always referred to good laws. In some cases it would have come almost undecided between both sides. At the end several trainees from the university had to search in such cases the laws. And a decision succeeded in favor of a side. Such cases also belonged to my duties.

Sweasy26 thanked Prison Cell for the detailed and very interesting interview to the work as a judge of Emoji Meaning.