Knights accused of infractions are provided the opportunity to challenge the accusation. A Royal and/or Knightly court* (depending on the infraction) will be convened in which the accuser, the defendant, witnesses, and two observers determined by the defendant (this is up to the defendant, optional) need to be in attendance. The accused does not need to go to court if they accept the charges against them. Royalty or the Knight Regents court will deal punishment. Possible punishments are loss of rank, extra duties, removal from knighthood, etc.

Not Upholding the Code
Simply put not acting in a Knightly manner. For more information see The Code.

Not Performing Duties
A knight regularly fails to perform his or her duties. For more information see Knights Duties.

Not Following CT Constitution
See CT Constitution.

*Note: A Royal Court consists of the Queen and any royalty (CDs/NLs) she desires to be in attendance. A Knightly Court consists of all Knights who have achieved the rank of Knight Regent and will have either her Excellency and/or the High Knight Regent presiding over the court. Which court is at the discretion of the Queen and/or High Knight Regent and will depend on the severity of the infraction.