kalsemo
Ok, when Anakin reports to Mace that Palps is a sith lord, Mace asks, "How do you know this?" all Anakin tells him is "He knows the way of the force." Mace doesn't try and get any more concrete proof or anything, he just asks, "Are you sure?" and then just poof, just like that he wants to go and arrest Palps.
Now wouldn't he (Mace) have had to obtain more concrete information before going out and making an arrest "in the name of the galactic senate"? especially in light of the fact that Mace said earlier in the movie about Anakin "I don't trust him." Why would he trust what Anakin was saying about Palps was true?
It just seems silly that Mace would not have required more proof, or at least tried to confirm Anakins statements before going out to arrest Palpy's butt, and on such a serious charge for that matter.
Aren't the Jedi supposed to practice due process?
Now wouldn't he (Mace) have had to obtain more concrete information before going out and making an arrest "in the name of the galactic senate"? especially in light of the fact that Mace said earlier in the movie about Anakin "I don't trust him." Why would he trust what Anakin was saying about Palps was true?
It just seems silly that Mace would not have required more proof, or at least tried to confirm Anakins statements before going out to arrest Palpy's butt, and on such a serious charge for that matter.
Aren't the Jedi supposed to practice due process?