Federation Court of Llorens
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Established | 2016 |
Jurisdiction | Llorens |
Location | Valstana, Llorens |
Composition method | Non-partisan presidential appointment following advice of the Parliamentary Judiciary Committee and two-thirds approval of the Parliament |
Authorized by | Constitution of Llorens |
Appeals to | Nil |
Appeals from | District Courts of each province |
Judge term length | 7 years |
Number of positions | 7 |
Chief Judge | |
Currently | Derek Yeomann |
Since | 1 July 2016 |
Until | 1 July 2023 |
The Federation Court of Llorens is the judicial branch of the government of Llorens, which interprets the Constitution and laws passed by the Parliament in matters of dispute. One Chief Judge and six Associate Judges sit on the court, each representing one of the seven Llorenian provinces; one Judge is replaced each year so that each serves rotating seven-year terms.
The current Chief Judge is Derek Yeomann, who was an initial Judge confirmed to the Federation Court on 1 July 2016, with their term ending in 2023.
History[edit | edit source]
The Constitution of Llorens mandates that the first six Judges to be replaced will have shortened terms before the full seven-year terms commence, in order to allow for the seven-year rotating system. In effect, this means that the Chief Judge was the only original Judge appointed to a seven-year term, whereas the others spanned between one and six years.
The following lists all Judges that have served on the Federation Court, with Chief Judges highlighted in blue.
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