Strider
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Constitution Article F said:The Judicial Branch will consist of one Chief Justice, one Public Defender and a Judge Advocate. These three justices are tasked with upholding the Constitution and its supporting laws (if any) in a fair and impartial manner as prescribed by law. The Chief Justice shall have the additional responsibility to organize and conduct the affairs of the Judicial Branch. The Public Defender will act as council to an accused individual. The Judge Advocate will act as the prosecution.
This Article is, to make it as simple as possible, is a piece of crap. The Judge Advocate should not act as the prosecution, it should be the person who asked for the CC's responsibility to act as the prosecution or to find someone to act in that role. It should be the Judge Advocates role to handle the posting of CC's and judicial reviews. This makes sure that only the MOST severe cases are submitted, and should save the judiciary from putting up with abunch of pointless crap.
Here is a summary of what they should do:
Chief Justice
* Handle the basic affairs of the judiciary, including the writing of Court Precedures.
* Appoints a Judge Advocate or Public Defender in the case of none being elected
* Handles Constitutional re-writing, and all judicial reviews concerning the constitution.
Public Defender:
* Acts as the defense for a citizens, even if the citizen appoints someone else to act as defense on there behalf.
Judge Advocate:
* Posts investigation threads, trial polls, and sentencing polls.
* Makes sure the above is as fair as possible
* Handles the judicial reviews over the fairness of investigation threads, trial polls, and sentencing polls.
I'm sure there are many things that I will think of in a few hours, and many others will think of sooner or later. Pretty much, it gives the Chief Justice the duty of handling all constiutional affairs, while the Judge Advocate handles all affairs concerning the breaking of the constitution.