- "Justice! Taldor means justice."
- ―Daniel Jackson[src]
Taldor was the xenophobic (and in the eyes of the Tau'ri arrogant, narrow-minded, and self-centered) judicial body of the planet Rillaan. The Taldor believe in zero tolerance almost religiously. They do not use death penalty as a punishment, but they do punish nearly every criminal, with no appeals process, to life imprisonment on the planet Hadante. The judicial body also believes punctuality is emblematic as civilized behavior.
Overview[]
The Taldor reside on Rillaan in Tal'al, a room in which the accused are transported to. In this area, the Taldor deliberate, reach a verdict, and carry out their sentencing. During this process, they may or may not be willing to show their actual face (due to being xenophobic).
History[]
In 1998, SG-1 visited the planet Rillaan and, unknowingly, trespassed with weapons on their ancient grounds, which was a crime by the standards of the Taldor. SG-1 also, unknowingly, helped the criminal Roshure, who had been running from the Taldor. Despite their lack of knowledge in the situation, the Taldor sent SG-1 to the prison Hadante, which they eventually were able to escape. In the mean time, however, Major General George S. Hammond and SG-9 traveled to Rillaan and attempted, in vain, to negotiate with the Taldor for SG-1's release. (SG1: "Prisoners")
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| Individuals | Linea • Roshure • Scavenger • Simian • Vishnoor |
| Planets | Hadante • Rillaan |
| Technology | Linea's agitator • Linea's plague |
| Terms | Rillaanian language |
| Organizations | Taldor |
| Asylum • Cor-ai • Coup d'etat • Court-martial • Death penalty • Extraction Ceremony • Genocide • Heresy • Judge • Kidnapping • Mal Doran • Martial law • Murder • Pardon • Pecca-ve • Rape • Slavery • Taldor • Theft • Torture • Treason • Triad • Trial • Valaway | |