Brit-Cit - Judges of Note

Judges of Note

The most famous Judge for Brit-Cit is Detective-Judge Armitage, often paired with Detective-Judges Treasure Steel and Parkerston-Trant. The British equivalent to Dredd - Judge Armour - died as part of the global team sent to end Judgement Day. A Tek-Judge called Rutherford, one of the city's best robotics men, played a primary role in ending Mega-City One's "Doomsday" crisis by reprogramming Nero Narcos' Assassinator droids. Detective Inspector Jericho Strange runs the Endangered Species Squad and is infamous in the city for his grotesque, sheep-skull head.

Murphyville's most famous Judge is Judge-Sergeant Joyce, who was originally part of the Judgement Day team, but survived due to his place being (forcibly) taken by Johnny Alpha.

Two prominent Brit-Cit Judges who were transferred to Mega-City One are Judge Stark and Judge (Amy) Steel.

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