Appeals Committee. Disputed situations in tournaments.

The simpler the wording, the better. If the wording becomes more complex, the number of borderline cases increases, which in turn leads to further complications.

For example, let's say you attacked, cast a spell, but didn't kill anyone. Can you then bribe them?

Or, a more practical example: you attacked, cast a wave of death, but didn't kill anyone. But you learned that they have no resistance (most likely).