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== Culture == | == Culture == | ||
The Judoon were known for their strict obedience to the [[law]] and their brutal efforts in maintaining it. Crimes like physical assault towards a Judoon incurred the [[death penalty]], without chance for trial. The [[Tenth Doctor]] described them as logical, but stupid, and they seemed to favour methodical patterns of behaviour to a fault. While they would always attempt to arrest any criminals, they were quick to execute them if they did not comply. ([[TV]]: ''[[Smith and Jones (TV story)|Smith and Jones]]'') [[Judoon captain (Gangland)|A Judoon captain]] once stated that Judoon preferred to eradicate law-breakers, rather than incarcerate them, as this was the cheaper option. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Gangland (comic story)|Gangland]]'') | The Judoon were known for their strict obedience to the [[law]] and their brutal efforts in maintaining it. Crimes like physical assault towards a Judoon incurred the [[death penalty]], without chance for trial. The [[Tenth Doctor]] described them as logical, but stupid, and they seemed to favour methodical patterns of behaviour to a fault. While they would always attempt to arrest any criminals, they were quick to execute them if they did not comply. ([[TV]]: ''[[Smith and Jones (TV story)|Smith and Jones]]'') [[Judoon captain (Gangland)|A Judoon captain]] once stated that Judoon preferred to eradicate law-breakers, rather than incarcerate them, as this was the cheaper option. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Gangland (comic story)|Gangland]]'') They also did not have the patience to be polite and request assistance from civilians; having held Tegan at gunpoint to make the [[Fifth Doctor]] comply with their inquiry if he had an object in question, completely ignorant to the fact he would have complied if they asked nicely. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Fugitive]]'' | ||
Even on crucial missions, Judoon would obey local laws and signs, including [[road traffic|traffic]] laws and "Authorised personnel only" and "Pay and Display" signs. Similarly, they would follow mission procedure rigidly and always get a form signed when commandeering transport. The Judoon were trained to use all known forms of transit, albeit not very well in the case of [[car]]s. ([[TV]]: ''[[Prisoner of the Judoon (TV story)|Prisoner of the Judoon]]'') Their strict compliance with an established order even made them despise development even with their culture, and those who went out of their norms were often ostracised. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Judoon in Chains (audio story)|Judoon in Chains]]'') They also had a complex statute of limitations, as they arrested a version of the Doctor who was several centuries older than the one who committed a crime. ([[TV]]: ''[[Fugitive of the Judoon (TV story)|Fugitive of the Judoon]]'') | Even on crucial missions, Judoon would obey local laws and signs, including [[road traffic|traffic]] laws and "Authorised personnel only" and "Pay and Display" signs. Similarly, they would follow mission procedure rigidly and always get a form signed when commandeering transport. The Judoon were trained to use all known forms of transit, albeit not very well in the case of [[car]]s. ([[TV]]: ''[[Prisoner of the Judoon (TV story)|Prisoner of the Judoon]]'') Their strict compliance with an established order even made them despise development even with their culture, and those who went out of their norms were often ostracised. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Judoon in Chains (audio story)|Judoon in Chains]]'') They also had a complex statute of limitations, as they arrested a version of the Doctor who was several centuries older than the one who committed a crime. ([[TV]]: ''[[Fugitive of the Judoon (TV story)|Fugitive of the Judoon]]'') | ||
