14th Supreme Court

14th Supreme Court

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Membership
Justice 1	Llorens
Justice 2	Morvan
Justice 3	Auven
Dates
Start	2 July 2019
End	22 September 2019

The 14th Supreme Court was appointed by Secretary The Final Horseman and confirmed by citizens in individual confidence votes. This consisted of three Justices, and each served a three-month term from 2 July to 22 September 2019. The final members of the 14th Supreme Court were Llorens, Morvan, and Auven.

Members

Date Event	2 July Confirmed by citizens
Justice 1	Llorens
Justice 2	Morvan
Justice 3	Auven

Confirmations

Initial

The following are the results of the confidence votes on Secretary The Final Horseman's initial appointees to the Supreme Court:

Appointee	Result
Llorens	25-1
Morvan	21-5
Auven	18-8

As a result, all three appointees were confirmed to their posts.

Legal rulings

The Supreme Court may issue legal rulings on any disputes over the interpretation of regional law. The following are the legal rulings that were issued during the term of the 14th Supreme Court:

Ruling name	Date issued	Vote	Summary of ruling
#1 (Ministerial Policy Application)	3 Jul 2019	Supported by Auven, Llorens, and Morvan.	Determined that Ministers may apply relevant policy as legislated by the General Assembly, rather than the General Assembly being required to vote on the application of each policy Initiated by a dispute over Minister of Foreign Affairs Hecknamistan's decision to close the embassy with The Verusation Federation without consulting the General Assembly, which was deemed legal
#2 (Public Legislative Voting)	6 Jul 2019	Supported by Auven, Llorens, and Morvan.	Determined that the status quo practice of the General Assembly voting in a private channel and releasing the vote outcome publicly satisfied the requirement for all votes to be "viewable to the public"
#3 (Election Candidate Departure)	6 Sep 2019	Supported by Auven, Llorens, and Morvan.	Determined that an election candidate is not immediately disqualified if they depart the region and do not publicly state their withdrawal from the race, though they may communicate this through the Supreme Court Initiated by the departure of Grand Proudhonia, a Secretary candidate in the September 2019 general election, from the region