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| rdfs:comment | - It was believed that Niroc oversaw or took part in Operation Ravolox and had purposefully put the Doctor on trial to prevent the truth from coming out. His High Council enlisted the Valeyard, a future manifestation of the Doctor's evil side, to act as prosecuting attorney and present fake evidence at the trial. In return, the Valeyard would receive the Doctor's remaining regenerations. (TV: The Trial of a Time Lord, PROSE: The Eight Doctors)
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| abstract | - It was believed that Niroc oversaw or took part in Operation Ravolox and had purposefully put the Doctor on trial to prevent the truth from coming out. His High Council enlisted the Valeyard, a future manifestation of the Doctor's evil side, to act as prosecuting attorney and present fake evidence at the trial. In return, the Valeyard would receive the Doctor's remaining regenerations. (TV: The Trial of a Time Lord, PROSE: The Eight Doctors) At the end of Niroc's presidency, the details of the Ravalox incident were revealed in a presidential inquiry arranged by the Sixth and Eighth Doctors — invoking their rights as ex-President and the fact that the Sixth Doctor's dismissal from the role in absentia made it of questionable legality — and Gallifrey faced threats of disunity, as well as a potential Shobogan uprising. While the Sixth Doctor dealt with the Valeyard, the Eighth Doctor asked Rassilon to free Borusa from his imprisonment and lead Gallifrey out of this difficult period. Flavia noted that most of the renegade High Council from this time would soon be put on trial themselves to determine who were genuinely guilty and who were merely fools. (PROSE: The Eight Doctors)
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