New New York v. Bender (3012)
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| New New York v. Bender | |
|---|---|
| Date | August, 3012 |
| Location | Battery Park Integrated Circuit Court |
| Judge(s) | Judge 724 |
| Defendant | Bender Bending Rodriguez |
| Charged for | Petty larceny, possession of something analogous to drugs and assault with a smelly weapon (first trial) Attempted murder (second trial) |
| Prosecutor | Yellow and red lawyer |
| Verdict | Not guilty (first trial) Guilty (second trial) |
| Appearance | "Free Will Hunting" (7ACV09)  |
New New York v. Bender of 3012 were two trials led by Judge 724 at the Battery Park Integrated Circuit Court. [7ACV09]
First trial
In the first trial, Bender was charged for petty larceny, possession of something analogous to drugs and assault with a smelly weapon. The prosecutor was the yellow and red lawyer, who made no statement. The Hyper-Chicken served as Bender's defense attorney, arguing that, lacking free will, he could not be held liable for any sequence of events set in motion by his programming. After a short deliberation, the judge declared Bender not guilty.
Second trial
In the second trial, Bender, having obtained free will, was declared guilty of the attempted murder of Professor Farnsworth.