Laeralian Constitutional Court - Revision history

Laeral at 19:32, 24 December 2023

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	\|chiefjudgename = Armand Royer		\|chiefjudgename = Armand Royer
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	\|termend = ~~<!-- year term for current chief as chief ends, if applicable -->~~		\|termend = 2023
	\|chiefjudgetitle2 = Deputy Chief Justice of Laeral		\|chiefjudgetitle2 = Deputy Chief Justice of Laeral
	\|chiefjudgename2 = ~~<!-- current deputy chief's name -->~~		\|chiefjudgename2 = Yu Wanli
	\|termstart2 = ~~<!-- year current deputy chief became chief -->~~		\|termstart2 = 2021
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	\|chiefjudgetitle3 = <!-- title of the second top judge if applicable-->		\|chiefjudgetitle3 = <!-- title of the second top judge if applicable-->
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	\|General Assembly		\|General Assembly
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	\|Nicholas Brennan		\|Nicholas Brennan
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	\|Yu		\|Yu Wanli
	\|Assembly of Commons		\|Assembly of Commons
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 ==Members==
-The twelve justices of the Constitutional Court are nominated by the president for fixed twelve-year terms. Constitutional Court nominees require approval by a three-fifths majority of the General Assembly or the Assembly of Commons; In August of every odd-numbered year, the president names one nominee to each house of the National Assembly for approval.
+The twelve justices of the Constitutional Court are nominated by the president for fixed twelve-year terms, and may not be reappointed. Constitutional Court nominees require approval by a three-fifths majority of the General Assembly or the Assembly of Commons. In August of every odd-numbered year, the president names one nominee to each house of the National Assembly for approval.
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	\|termend = <!-- year term for current chief as chief ends, if applicable -->		\|termend = <!-- year term for current chief as chief ends, if applicable -->

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	==Members==		==Members==
	The twelve justices of the Constitutional Court are nominated by the president for fixed twelve-year terms. Constitutional Court nominees require approval by a three-fifths majority of the General Assembly or the Assembly of Commons; every ~~two years~~, the president names one nominee to each house of the National Assembly for approval.		The twelve justices of the Constitutional Court are nominated by the president for fixed twelve-year terms. Constitutional Court nominees require approval by a three-fifths majority of the General Assembly or the Assembly of Commons; In August of every odd-numbered year, the president names one nominee to each house of the National Assembly for approval.

	[[Category: Politics]] [[Category: Law]] [[Category: Laeral]]		[[Category: Politics]] [[Category: Law]] [[Category: Laeral]]

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			{{Infobox court
			\|court_name = Laeralian Constitutional Court
			\|native_name =
			\|image = LaeralSeal.png
			\|imagesize = 150px
			\|caption = Seal of Laeral
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			\|imagesize2 = 275px
			\|caption2 = The Laeralian Constitutional Court building in [[Althea]].
			\|established =
			\|dissolved = <!-- year -->
			\|jurisdiction = [[Laeral]]
			\|location = [[Althea]]
			\|coordinates = <!-- {{coord\|45.000\|-122.000\|display=inline,title}} -->
			\|motto =
			\|type = [[President of Laeral\|Presidential]] nomination with [[National Assembly (Laeral)\|National Assembly]] confirmation
			\|authority = [[Constitution of Laeral]]
			\|appealsto = <!-- appeals from this court go where -->
			\|appealsfrom = <!-- appeals from what other courts are heard by this -->
			\|terms = Twelve years
			\|positions = 12
			\|budget = <!-- amount of annual budget -->
			\|website = <!-- official website -->
			\|chiefjudgetitle = Chief Justice of Laeral
			\|chiefjudgename =
			\|termstart =
			\|termend = <!-- year term for current chief as chief ends, if applicable -->
			\|chiefjudgetitle2 = Deputy Chief Justice of Laeral
			\|chiefjudgename2 = <!-- current deputy chief's name -->
			\|termstart2 = <!-- year current deputy chief became chief -->
			\|termend2 = <!-- year term of current chief ends if applicable -->
			\|chiefjudgetitle3 = <!-- title of the second top judge if applicable-->
			\|chiefjudgename3 = <!-- current deputy chief's name -->
			\|termstart3 = <!-- year current deputy chief became chief -->
			\|termend3 = <!-- year term for current deputy chief as chief ends, if applicable -->
			\|division_map = <!-- image for a map of division separations, if applicable -->
			\|division_map_size = <!-- size of division map above, if applicable -->
			\|division_map_alt = <!-- alt text for division map above, if applicable -->
			}}

	The '''Laeralian Constitutional Court''' is the [[Laeral\|Laeralian]] supreme judicial body, charged with judicial review in Laeral's civil law system. It has the power to declare legislation unconstitutional, thus striking it from the statute. The court's jurisdiction is focused on the compliance of statues and executive branch actions with the [[Laeralian Constitution]], particularly the irrevocable ''eternal clauses'' regarding the protection of human dignity and the equality of all citizens under the law.		The '''Laeralian Constitutional Court''' is the [[Laeral\|Laeralian]] supreme judicial body, charged with judicial review in Laeral's civil law system. It has the power to declare legislation unconstitutional, thus striking it from the statute. The court's jurisdiction is focused on the compliance of statues and executive branch actions with the [[Laeralian Constitution]], particularly the irrevocable ''eternal clauses'' regarding the protection of human dignity and the equality of all citizens under the law.

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	==Members==		==Members==
	The twelve justices of the Constitutional Court are nominated by the president for fixed twelve-year terms. Constitutional Court nominees require approval by a three-fifths majority of the General Assembly or the Assembly of Commons; every two years, the president names one nominee to each house of the National Assembly for approval.		The twelve justices of the Constitutional Court are nominated by the president for fixed twelve-year terms. Constitutional Court nominees require approval by a three-fifths majority of the General Assembly or the Assembly of Commons; every two years, the president names one nominee to each house of the National Assembly for approval.

	Living former presidents of Laeral, excepting those removed from office by impeachment, may also choose to sit as justices of the Constitutional Court during its full sittings. Former presidents [[Edmond-Alain Nury]], [[Eliot Ganard]], and [[Nicholas Brennan]] currently exercise this authority, bringing the Constitutional Court's justices to fifteen when the Court sits in full session.

	[[Category: Politics]] [[Category: Law]] [[Category: Laeral]]		[[Category: Politics]] [[Category: Law]] [[Category: Laeral]]

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	==Members==		==Members==
	The twelve justices of the Constitutional Court are nominated by the president for fixed twelve-year terms. Constitutional Court nominees require approval by a three-fifths majority of the General Assembly or the Assembly of Commons; every two years, the president names one nominee to each house of the National Assembly for approval.		The twelve justices of the Constitutional Court are nominated by the president for fixed twelve-year terms. Constitutional Court nominees require approval by a three-fifths majority of the General Assembly or the Assembly of Commons; every two years, the president names one nominee to each house of the National Assembly for approval.

			Living former presidents of Laeral, excepting those removed from office by impeachment, may also choose to sit as justices of the Constitutional Court during its full sittings. Former presidents [[Edmond-Alain Nury]], [[Eliot Ganard]], and [[Nicholas Brennan]] currently exercise this authority, bringing the Constitutional Court's justices to fifteen when the Court sits in full session.

	[[Category: Politics]] [[Category: Law]] [[Category: Laeral]]		[[Category: Politics]] [[Category: Law]] [[Category: Laeral]]

Laeral at 22:08, 19 September 2022

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	The '''Laeralian Constitutional Court''' is the [[Laeral\|Laeralian]] supreme judicial body, charged with judicial review in Laeral's civil law system. It has the power to declare legislation unconstitutional, thus striking it from the statute. The court's jurisdiction is focused on the compliance of statues and executive branch actions with the [[Laeralian Constitution]], particularly the irrevocable ''eternal clauses'' regarding the protection of human dignity and the equality of all citizens under the law.		The '''Laeralian Constitutional Court''' is the [[Laeral\|Laeralian]] supreme judicial body, charged with judicial review in Laeral's civil law system. It has the power to declare legislation unconstitutional, thus striking it from the statute. The court's jurisdiction is focused on the compliance of statues and executive branch actions with the [[Laeralian Constitution]], particularly the irrevocable ''eternal clauses'' regarding the protection of human dignity and the equality of all citizens under the law.

	The Constitutional Court is separate from the regular judicial appeals process, yet cases may be referred to the Court by the [[President of Laeral\|president]] or by one-third of members of the Assembly ~~of Commons~~ or ~~the General Assembly~~. At its own discretion, the Court may also take up cases brought by private citizens, although this requires ~~that~~ two-thirds of justices to ~~accede~~.		==Authority and Procedures==
			The Constitutional Court is separate from the regular judicial appeals process, yet cases may be referred to the Court by the [[President of Laeral\|president]], by one-third of members of either house of the [[National Assembly (Laeral)\|National Assembly]], or by provincial governors or first ministers. At its own discretion, the Court may also take up cases brought by private citizens, although this requires two-thirds of justices to indicate that they wish to issue an opinion on the case.

	The rulings of justices of the Constitutional Court are signed, and justices may produce dissenting or concurrent opinions. Cases are first reviewed by four-justice panels. Only if the four justices fail to concur in their decision is the case referred to the full Constitutional Court; roughly 40% of cases are thus ruled upon without necessitating the entire Court.		The rulings of justices of the Constitutional Court are signed, and justices may produce dissenting or concurrent opinions. Cases are first reviewed by four-justice panels. Only if the four justices fail to concur in their decision is the case referred to the full Constitutional Court; roughly 70% of cases are thus ruled upon without necessitating the entire Court. The relatively low bar for a case to be taken up by the Constitutional Court has led to the proliferation of frivolous referrals by opposition lawmakers or provincial executives; most controversial laws are referred to the Court, although many such referrals with little legal basis are rejected summarily by the judicial panels.

			==Members==
	The twelve justices of the Constitutional Court are nominated by the president for fixed twelve-year terms. Constitutional Court nominees require approval by a three-fifths majority of the General Assembly or the Assembly of Commons; every two years, the president names one nominee to each house of the National Assembly for approval.		The twelve justices of the Constitutional Court are nominated by the president for fixed twelve-year terms. Constitutional Court nominees require approval by a three-fifths majority of the General Assembly or the Assembly of Commons; every two years, the president names one nominee to each house of the National Assembly for approval.

	[[Category: Politics]] [[Category: ~~Laeral~~]] [[Category: ~~Law~~]]		[[Category: Politics]] [[Category: Law]] [[Category: Laeral]]

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	~~(Work in progress)~~

	The '''Laeralian Constitutional Court''' is the [[Laeral\|Laeralian]] supreme judicial body, charged with judicial review in Laeral's civil law system. It has the power to declare legislation unconstitutional, thus striking it from the statute. The court's jurisdiction is focused on the compliance of statues and executive branch actions with the [[Laeralian Constitution]], particularly the irrevocable ''eternal clauses'' regarding the protection of human dignity and the equality of all citizens under the law.		The '''Laeralian Constitutional Court''' is the [[Laeral\|Laeralian]] supreme judicial body, charged with judicial review in Laeral's civil law system. It has the power to declare legislation unconstitutional, thus striking it from the statute. The court's jurisdiction is focused on the compliance of statues and executive branch actions with the [[Laeralian Constitution]], particularly the irrevocable ''eternal clauses'' regarding the protection of human dignity and the equality of all citizens under the law.

	The Constitutional Court is separate from the regular judicial appeals process, yet cases may be referred to the Court by the [[President of Laeral\|president]] or by one-third of members of the Assembly of Commons or the General Assembly. At its own discretion, the Court may also take up cases brought by private citizens, although this requires that two-thirds of justices to accede.		The Constitutional Court is separate from the regular judicial appeals process, yet cases may be referred to the Court by the [[President of Laeral\|president]] or by one-third of members of the Assembly of Commons or the General Assembly. At its own discretion, the Court may also take up cases brought by private citizens, although this requires that two-thirds of justices to accede.

	The rulings of justices of the Constitutional Court are signed, and justices may produce dissenting or concurrent opinions.		The rulings of justices of the Constitutional Court are signed, and justices may produce dissenting or concurrent opinions. Cases are first reviewed by four-justice panels. Only if the four justices fail to concur in their decision is the case referred to the full Constitutional Court; roughly 40% of cases are thus ruled upon without necessitating the entire Court.

	The twelve justices of the Constitutional Court are nominated by the president for fixed twelve-year terms. Constitutional Court nominees require approval by a three-fifths majority of the General Assembly or the Assembly of Commons; every two years, the president names one nominee to each house of the National Assembly for approval.		The twelve justices of the Constitutional Court are nominated by the president for fixed twelve-year terms. Constitutional Court nominees require approval by a three-fifths majority of the General Assembly or the Assembly of Commons; every two years, the president names one nominee to each house of the National Assembly for approval.

	[[Category: Politics]] [[Category: Laeral]] [[Category: Law]]		[[Category: Politics]] [[Category: Laeral]] [[Category: Law]]

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The '''Laeralian Constitutional Court''' is the [[Laeral|Laeralian]] supreme judicial body, charged with judicial review in Laeral's civil law system. It has the power to declare legislation unconstitutional, thus striking it from the statute. The court's jurisdiction is focused on the compliance of statues and executive branch actions with the [[Laeralian Constitution]], particularly the irrevocable ''eternal clauses'' regarding the protection of human dignity and the equality of all citizens under the law.

The Constitutional Court is separate from the regular judicial appeals process, yet cases may be referred to the Court by the [[President of Laeral|president]] or by one-third of members of the Assembly of Commons or the General Assembly. At its own discretion, the Court may also take up cases brought by private citizens, although this requires that two-thirds of justices to accede.

The rulings of justices of the Constitutional Court are signed, and justices may produce dissenting or concurrent opinions.

The twelve justices of the Constitutional Court are nominated by the president for fixed twelve-year terms. Constitutional Court nominees require approval by a three-fifths majority of the General Assembly or the Assembly of Commons; every two years, the president names one nominee to each house of the National Assembly for approval.

[[Category: Politics]] [[Category: Laeral]] [[Category: Law]]