Judicial Court
Introduction
The judicial court used to be the highest and sole authority on interpreting the GSG Constitution and Bylaws. This system was replaced by the Governance Committee by referendum in 2008. This page also includes the referenda and resolutions pertaining to the Court.
From the old Court webpage:
The Judicial Court has sole authority to interpret the GSG Constitution, Bylaws, Bills, Executive Orders, and all other statutes.
The Judicial Court has the authority to overturn any Assembly bill, impeachment decision or disciplinary action, or motion that is found to be in conflict with the GSG Bylaws or Constitution, subject to the approval of the Assembly.
Establishing Legislation
- GSGA24-A06: Judiciary Establishment Act
- GSGA24-A10: Term Limitations for Judicial Court Appointees
- GSGA24-A12 Judiciary Reconciliation Act
- GSGA24-A16 Judiciary Reform Act [Note: This piece of legislation was rescinded at the October 28th meeting of the 25th Assembly. With the passing of the Referendum (see GSGA25-A01), the changes outlined in GSGA24-16 are no longer pertinent and the Assembly wanted them removed from the Bylaws.]
- GSGA25-A01 Judiciary Reconciliation Act