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{{Title|UNSC ''Burden of Proof''}} | {{Title|UNSC ''Burden of Proof''}} | ||
'''UNSC ''Burden of Proof''''' was a starship of unknown class in service with the [[UNSC Navy]] during [[2552]]. On [[2552#August|August 30th]], [[Catherine Elizabeth Halsey|Dr. Catherine Halsey]] sent | '''UNSC ''Burden of Proof''''' was a starship of unknown class in service with the [[UNSC Navy]] during [[2552]]. On [[2552#August|August 30th]], [[Catherine Elizabeth Halsey|Dr. Catherine Halsey]] sent an official protest backed up by [[Vice Admiral]] [[Hieronymus Michael Stanforth|Michael Stanforth]] regarding [[Colonel]] [[James Ackerson]]'s involvement in a test of [[artificial intelligence]] integration into the [[MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor/Mark V|Mark V MJOLNIR armor]] in which [[John-117]] was nearly killed. In the report, Halsey suggested that Ackerson may have suffered a mental breakdown and advised that he be taken into custody.<ref>'''[[Dr. Halsey's personal journal]]''', ''August 30, 2552''</ref> | ||
Given its name and the fact Dr. Halsey sent a message concerning a judicial matter | Given its name and the fact that Dr. Halsey sent the vessel a message concerning a judicial matter, the ''Burden of Proof'' may have been affiliated with the [[Office of Investigations]], which is ostensibly the UNSC's judicial branch.<!--Does the UNSC have a judicial branch?--> | ||
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
Revision as of 13:02, February 19, 2011
UNSC Burden of Proof was a starship of unknown class in service with the UNSC Navy during 2552. On August 30th, Dr. Catherine Halsey sent an official protest backed up by Vice Admiral Michael Stanforth regarding Colonel James Ackerson's involvement in a test of artificial intelligence integration into the Mark V MJOLNIR armor in which John-117 was nearly killed. In the report, Halsey suggested that Ackerson may have suffered a mental breakdown and advised that he be taken into custody.[1]
Given its name and the fact that Dr. Halsey sent the vessel a message concerning a judicial matter, the Burden of Proof may have been affiliated with the Office of Investigations, which is ostensibly the UNSC's judicial branch.
Sources
- ^ Dr. Halsey's personal journal, August 30, 2552
