[ WP ] A court that prosecutes time travelling criminals is once again charging someone for the attempted murder of Adolf Hitler .

Judge Mannerheim did n't even bother looking up from his desk when he called the 20th suspect today in. And even as he did, he would n't have been surprised seeing a young man in a way too baggy shirt and red pants. Plus, he was wearing some kind of hat that looked like someone only bothered making a quarter of the usual brim. This may not sound as a reason for surprise to anyone who grew up watching spongebob and playing on a gameboy, but as it was the most glorious year of 1939, most people must have been surprised by such an extravagant presence in a room. 
 
 However, Judge Mannerheim had seen subjects on shoes with wheels, and even a young girl with bright, sleek, green hair who was wearing a shirt with a print of a curly haired boy with glasses and the caption'Harry Potter''. He himself found this the most unusual of appearances, surely there were ladies around in Berlin who adored their spouses, but most of them did n't sew a portrait of him on their dress. 
 
 But Judge Mannerheim was a court Judge, and not a fashion judge, and the fact that he met so many extravagant youth, was simply because he was the head of the most unusual and busy court of all time: `` The Court of Bringing the Supposedly Escaped From a Mental Institution to Justice for Trying to Kill Our Führer''. What the name did n't mention, was that all of them tried to explain their deed by saying they came from the future and were trying to safe millions of lifes, but the nameplate above the door was n't big enough for such an explanation, and Judge Mannerheim thought that `` Escaped from a Mental Institution'' covered the common delusion of all these subjects. 
 
 When the young man with the red pants was brought to his feet, Judge Mannerheim signed: `` Name, Occupation and the year you'd say you time travelled from.'' The boy stared a bit dizzy and certainly afraid at the ceiling, before letting out a enourmously high pitched sound, which was probably meant as a scream, but Judge Mannerheim could n't be entirely sure, because he thought he recognized the English word for a newly born child in the sound. Indeed, it sounded like the constant repetition of the word: `` Baby'' and after that an agonizing girly scream of fury. Judge Mannerheim gestured the guards to keep him quiet, and to lead him to the cell, where he surely would be executed. The only reason keeping the subjects alive for a few days, was figuring out which mental asylum tried setting up their patients to kill their Great Leader. 
 
 After all, Judge Mannerheim thought, his job was a rather boring one.
