(06-22-2018, 07:38 AM)Roavin Wrote: I made it explicitly exhaustive, then, even though I don't think it's needed. See (2).

New draft!

Judicial Act, Article 7 Wrote:(1) An appeal is a case for which the petitioner seeks to reverse or reevaluate a case that itself is not an appeal. An appeal may only be filed if there is no other open appeal for that case, and must be filed against the most recently adjudicated appeal, if one exists.(2) An appeal may be filed by any member of the South Pacific or by any non-member with a vested interest in the case, for at least one of the reasons described in this article.


(2)(3) Appeals may only be submitted on grounds of process violations, contradictions of law, or judicial misconduct. For such an appeal, the assigned justice of the case being appealed is automatically recused from the appeal case.(3) The assigned justice of the case being appealed is automatically recused from the appeal case.(4) Appeals may be submitted upon submission of new evidence that a reasonable person considers grounds for reviewing the original opinion.