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The Court of Grievances of the Salish Confederation consists of two judges, and one head judge called the High Judge. These judges are appointed by the Chancellor of the Salish Confederation every three months with approval of the Parliament, and the High Judge serves a renewable one month term. These citizens must at least reside within the Confederation for two months prior to being appointed. | The Court of Grievances of the Salish Confederation consists of two judges, and one head judge called the High Judge. These judges are appointed by the Chancellor of the Salish Confederation every three months with approval of the Parliament, and the High Judge serves a renewable one month term. These citizens must at least reside within the Confederation for two months prior to being appointed. | ||
The Court of Grievances shall also consist of all former chancellors of the Salish Confederation that hold valid and legal citizenship. Judges of the Court | The Court of Grievances shall also consist of all former chancellors of the Salish Confederation that hold valid and legal citizenship. Judges of the Court can not be a part of the Secretariat, but can be MPs or be Cantonal Officials. The court's duties are to interpret law and the Constitution of the Salish Federation and apply them to cases. The Court may if Cantonal law allows, accept appeals from Cantonal Courts. If no provincial court system exists, it can resolve cases regarding Cantonal Standard and Constitutional law. | ||
Judges of the Court of Grievances can be impeached and removed from office by the Parliament for the Constitutional definitions of Abuse of Power and Incompetence with a 60% majority. If an impeachment is successful, the Chancellor would then appoint with parliamentary approval a new judge that will serve until the end of the impeached judge’s term. | Judges of the Court of Grievances can be impeached and removed from office by the Parliament for the Constitutional definitions of Abuse of Power and Incompetence with a 60% majority. If an impeachment is successful, the Chancellor would then appoint with parliamentary approval a new judge that will serve until the end of the impeached judge’s term. | ||
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