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Omega · 07-26-2016, 03:24 PM

High Court Chooses to let the People Decide

In a stunning move by the High Court of TSP a ruling on HCLQ 1609(?) was not. It was in the opinion of the Permanent Justice of the High Court (Ferimont) that a ruling could not be made on the first section of the HCLQ due to the fact he believed there was no law to interpret, regarding if the Assembly has the right to vote on the dissolution of treaties. A ruling was also not issued based on the fact that the Assembly was currently debating the issue and that there would be a vote in the near future on the matter.
But the second part is the most intriguing. The high court made no mention on the question: does the cabinet has powers beyond those in the charter given to it? However, in non-offical discussions the Permanent Justice of the High Court did say that the second part of that question would require a full trial. It will be interesting to see if a trial is held.
That's all for now. We'll try to keep everyone up to date on news from around TSP. Thank you all and good day.

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