Alexander Levitsky
| Full name | Alexander Levitsky |
|---|---|
| Pronouns | he/him |
| Species | Human |
| Role / occupation | Judge |
A prominent judge selected by The Board to preside over the trial of Eldon Wynter. Born into the Royal family as Alex Hadrin-Warpine, he married Vera Levitsky and took her surname as soon as he was able — a move that resulted in him being disowned by the entire Royal community.
Physical Appearance
Not yet established.
Personality
Levitsky maintains firm courtroom control and proper decorum even in irregular circumstances, though he allows some flexibility in high-profile cases. He has held a strong abolitionist stance throughout his career — considered almost extreme by some — and has consistently prioritised the fair treatment of the Empire's subjects over enforcement of its laws.
Background
Levitsky served as a judge for over fifty years. His rejection of Royal privilege and his public commitment to fairness made him the Board's ideal candidate for presiding over Wynter's trial: the only currently legally practising judge in post-Imperial Lukyr, and one whose history made corruption by the Royal community impossible. Eldon Wynter has strong ties to the Royal community, which almost certainly includes several paid-off judges.
Relationships
Not yet established.
Story Arc
The trial of Eldon Wynter began two days after Wynter's arrest. Operating with effectively zero legal basis, Levitsky and the lawyers were asked to make their cases using Lukyrian law as solidly as possible, with the understanding that the final decision would rest with The Board, not the judge.
Levitsky demonstrated firm control over the courtroom at Wynter's entrance, issuing an amplified demand for order that silenced the room completely when spectators erupted in both cheers and hateful shouts.