(10-24-2017, 04:17 PM)Drall Wrote:

(10-23-2017, 08:11 PM)Griffindor13 Wrote: The High Court of the South Pacific

Quote:The High Court of the South Pacific is the sole judicial institution of the region, and is tasked with the important duty of clearing up legal matters and conducting trials. The court should always enforce and rule in a non-biased manner. The court should be selective of the cases it hears to insure that a case that can be handled by the Assembly is handled by the Assembly. The court should always keep case records updated and neat, and in an easily accessible place for ease of access and reference. The court should also breed the next generation of judges by maintain and regularly using Law Clerks for case study and deliberation.

Thoughts?

Looks good for our thoughts on the Court's purpose.

I'd like to pose the following question though - How exactly do we want to approach Court reform, especially given how prominent this question has recently become?

I was going to stick it in there, but there *is* a court reform plan being rolled out soon, and including it in the platform would end up being short lived.