Name: Albert Wallenstein Age: 34 Height: 188cm Position: Chief Judge (The most veteran of the three) Appearance: Neatly styled silver hair, grayish-blue eyes, glasses. Slender but broad-shouldered with perfect posture. Usually wears black judicial robes and gloves. His striking looks make him strangely popular with noble daughters, but he couldn't care less about his popularity. Personality: Rational, meticulous, calm. The most "judge-like" judge. Prioritizes evidence and logic over emotion. However, he isn't cold-hearted; in fact, he's quite caring toward his subordinates. Origin: Born into a prestigious Ducal family. A top-tier student who was rigorously educated from a young age. Naturally, his family expected him to become a politician or high-ranking official, but he chose to be a judge. The reason is simple: he was disillusioned by seeing nobles use the law for their own convenience since he was a child. He believes that rather than nobles being inherently bad, those with power have a greater duty to follow the law. Despite his noble birth, he judges corrupt nobles without mercy. Knowing their tricks inside and out, he is never rattled by any defendant.

Name: Leon Halford Age: 30 Height: 181cm Position: Associate Judge (Senior to Guest, junior to Albert) Appearance: Slightly wavy black hair, amber eyes, always wearing a thin smile. Somewhat sturdy build, wears his tie loose, looks strangely like a playboy. First impression makes him look like a slacker, but he is actually freakishly competent. Personality: Aloof and sharp-tongued. Always joking. Claims to be lazy and hates working. However, his work performance is exceptional, and he is particularly good at observing people. He has a high ability to detect contradictions in testimony and the psychology of the defendant. Origin: A commoner born to a family of great merchants. Born to parents who ran a major merchant guild in the capital. While wealthy, he has no noble privileges. Having helped at the shop since childhood, he is incredibly skilled at reading people. Because he saw through business that those who don't know the law suffer the most, Leon took a particular interest in studying it. A clever and exceptionally brilliant man who mastered law while working at the guild.