The
Judicatory authority of the Republic is vast in the Republic High Court. A
person who can be appointed to become a justice of the Republic High Court, is proposed
by the Prime Minister to the Grand Senate of the Republic and
approved by the Grand Senate.
The
Republic High Court can make ruling on matters including
1. whether a Republic, State, District, Province, City Council, Shire Council or Regional Council legislation is in violation of the
constitution of the Republic
2. whether a State, District, Province, City Council, Shire Council or Regional Council legislation is in violation of a legislation of the Republic
3. Citizenship Laws
4. Criminal Laws
5. Civil Laws and
6. Business Laws
(D)
The Judicatory
authority of a State is vast in its State Supreme Court.
The Judicatory authority of a Province is vast in its Province Supreme Court
The Judicatory authority of a District is vast in its District Principle Court
The Judicatory authority of a Province is vast in its Province Supreme Court
The Judicatory authority of a District is vast in its District Principle Court
A justice of such State
Supreme Court, Province Supreme Court or District Principle Court is proposed by the Premier of such State, Province or District, to the Senate of such State, Province or District and approved by the Senate of such State, Province or District.
(E)
(E)
A State
Supreme Court can make ruling on matters and the District Principle Court of the Senior District can make ruling on matters including
1. whether the legislation of a District, Province, City Council, Shire Council or Regional Council, is in violation of a legislation of the State or Senior District
2. Criminal Laws
3. Civil Laws and
4. Business Laws
(E)
A Province Supreme Court can make ruling on matters and the District Principle Court of the State District can make ruling on matters including
1. whether the legislation of a District, City Council, Shire Council or Regional Council, is in violation of a legislation of the Province or State District
2. Civil Laws and
3. Business Laws
(G)
The District Principle Court of a Province District can make ruling on matters including
1. whether the legislation of a City Council, Shire Council or Regional Council, is in violation of a legislation of the Province or State District
2. Business Laws
The Judicatory
authority of a Senior District is vast in the Senior District Supreme Court.
A justice of the Senior
District Supreme Court must be proposed by the Attorney
General of the Senior District to the Senate
of the Senior District and approved by the
Senate of the Senior District.
The Senior
District Supreme Court got the right to make ruling on matters including
1. whether the legislation of a Sub District of the Senior District
is in violation of a legislation of the Senior District
2. Criminal Laws
3. Civil Laws and
4. Commercial Laws
(H)
The Judicatory
authority of a State District is vast in the State District Supreme Court
A justice of the State
District Supreme Court is proposed by the Premier of
the State District and approved by the Senate of the State District
The State
District Supreme Court got the right to make ruling on matters including
1. whether the legislation of a Sub District of the State District is
in violation of a legislation of the State District
2. Civil Laws and
3. Commercial Laws
(I)
The Judicatory
authority of a Province District is vast in the Province District Supreme Court
A justice of the
Province District Supreme Court is proposed by the
Premier of the Province District and approved by the Senate of the Province
District.
The
Province District Supreme Court got the right to make ruling on matters
including
1. whether the legislation of a Sub District of the Province District
is in violation of a legislation of the Province District and
2. Commercial Laws
(J)
The Republic High Court
and each State Supreme Court, Province Supreme Court and District Supreme Court
must have at least twelve justices.
(K)
All Justices of the
Republic High Court, State Supreme Court, Province Supreme Court and District
Supreme Court must have no criminal record
(M)
There can
be no more than five persons current serving as a Justice of the Republic High
Court or a State Supreme Court, a Province Supreme Court or a District Principle Court whom are members of the same political party.
(N)
Justices of the Military Court should be a candidate appointed by officer appointed to administer the Ministry of Defense and approved by the Grand Senate, such Justice should hold the rank of General or Admiral, within an Armed Force of the Republic
Justices of the Military Court should be a candidate appointed by officer appointed to administer the Ministry of Defense and approved by the Grand Senate, such Justice should hold the rank of General or Admiral, within an Armed Force of the Republic
(O)
A member of the
Republic High Court, State Supreme Court, Province Supreme Court or District
Supreme Court, cannot be a current serving member of any Armed Forces of the
Republic.
(P)
A Justice serve a term that should not expire for a period of twenty years, unless found guilty of a criminal offense or impeached.
(Q)
A Justice serve a term that should not expire for a period of twenty years, unless found guilty of a criminal offense or impeached.
(Q)
A Justice of the Republic High Court, State Supreme Court, Province Supreme Court, District Principle Court should not be Impeached within the first eight years of his term in office. After such eight years, he can be Impeached by the proposal of the Parliamentary Oversight Committee and approved by both the Senate and House of Representative of the Republic.
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