"Now I judge you, Joseph Dredd. To the charge of betraying your own flesh: Guilty. To the charge of being human, WHEN WE COULD HAVE BEEN GODS: Guilty! The sentence is death."
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Notes: During his final fight with his brother, Judge Joseph Dredd, Rico condemns his brother to die for betraying him. But, the Lawgiver's lethal rounds exhaust, then regaining the upper hand, Joseph announces "Courts adjourned." then throws his brother to his death.
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