Krumbonian Institute for Literal Ligitation

The Krumbonian Institute for Literal Litigation, widely known as the KILL, is a judicial bureau for the Second Republic. As written in the Bemton Constitution, Bemton rule of law dictates that is purely the letter of the law, and not its intent, that is enforceable. The KILL is responsible for ensuring that this standard is upheld.

Death of Vland Darma
The original draft of the Bemton Constitution stated that "the ruling Premier can be replaced at any point by an election of the people". However, with the unexpected death of the first Premier, Vland Darma, in 1797 the Parliament of the Second Republic did not have a time to conduct such an election. An attempt to conduct an election after his death was ruled unconstitional by the KISS, who declared Darma to no longer be the ruling Premier. As such, there was no way to replace Darma in his death, and Premiership was unfilled for the next two years, until the Parliament finally passed an amendment to the Constitution fixing this issue.

Redefinement of 1834
The annexation of Teomia as a result of the Redefinement of 1834 is widely believed by most scholars to be an accident. In drafting the Redefinement, legislators failed to take the notice that the region of Teomia was not actually a territory and Bemton, and accidentally redrew the province lines in a way to include it. Due to the KILL and Bemton rule of law, this became a legally annexation of Teomia, which the military was then bound to execute, despite the overwhelming aversion to this by the general populace.

Zithromax Zebra Ban of 1861
The Zithromax Zebra ban of 1861 was stated to "Ban the possession and sale of all Zithromax Zebra plushes". It was deemed by the KILL, however, that this did not ban the seizure of Zithromax Zebra's, so the KILL promptly seized as many Zithromax Zebra's as it could, and allegedly keeps them secured in underground vaults to this day.

-Ezern Pactile, Professor of Bemton Studies, University of Teomia