Summary
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The cadets of Omega Squad go on trial and may face the death penalty. Ambassador Spock represents the cadets before the court martial. To illustrate his logic, Spock calls a witness to relate events which took place years earlier, when Picard was a cadet. In spite of Spock's efforts, the cadets are found guilty and their warnings about a Dominion plot against the Federation's telepathic races is ignored.
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ReferencesEdit
CharactersEdit
- Pava Ek'Noor Aqabaa • Edam Astrun • Marta Batanides • Boothby • Capozzi • Matthew Decker • Kataba • Nog • Jean-Luc Picard • Pradesh • Spock • T'Priell • Charlie Whatley • Kyethn Zund • Cortin Zweller
- Referenced only
- E'lyor'a • Sandra
LocationsEdit
- Starfleet Academy campus • Yrskatdon
- Referenced only
- Risa • Talos IV
Races and culturesEdit
- Andorian • Betazoid • Chalnoth • Ferengi • Human • Trill • Vulcan
- Referenced only
- Barangarian • Jem'Hadar • Talosian
States and organizationsEdit
- Omega Squadron • Starfleet • Starfleet Academy • United Federation of Planets
- Referenced only
- Dominion
Other referencesEdit
- court martial • fetal incompatibility syndrome • genetic engineering • somalin • superman • vacuum desiccation
AppendicesEdit
Related storiesEdit
- Picard's story in the comic was later referenced in the Star Trek: Section 31 novel Rogue.
- Spock mentions the events of "The Menagerie".
TimelineEdit
| Published Order | ||
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| Previous comic: A Prelude to War | SA comics Marvel Comics | Next comic: Renegades |
External linkEdit
- Judgment (comic) article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
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