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Proposed Constitution
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ARTICLE III: THE JUDICIAL BRANCH
SECTION 1: Court Establishment and its Compensation
a. Establishment of the Courts
The judicial Power of the Republic shall be vested in one Supreme Court and in such inferior Courts as the Congress may from time to time ordain and establish.
b. Election of Judges
The Judges, both of the Supreme and inferior Courts, shall be elected by the majority of registered voters every four years during regular elections.
c. Removal of Judges Outside of Elections
Judges shall hold their Offices during good behavior, and shall be impeached or removed by the Supreme Court, or any Court that the Supreme Court appoints to try the impeached.
d. Compensation of Judges
Judges shall, at stated times, receive for their services a compensation equal to that of the Congress. Supreme Court Judges, and any lower Judges which Congress shall deem appropriate and necessary, shall receive a 10% increase during each term of their reelection thereafter. Judges compensation shall not be diminished during their continuance in Office.
SECTION 2: Officers of the Court
a. Court to Appoint Officers
All Officers of the Court, including bailiffs, clerks, commissioners, lawyers, and any such who serve the Court, shall be appointed or removed by the different Courts in which they serve. The Courts shall establish the rules and procedures by which each shall practice, providing that these rules conform to the laws of this Constitution.
b. Limits on Compensation for Officers of the Court
No Officer of the Court, or those who serve in any other capacity in the Court, at any time, shall receive for that person’s compensation more than ten times the hourly rate of the legal minimum wage of the people of the Republic that is set in law by the Congress.
SECTION 3: Judicial Power
a. Judicial Power to Interpret Law
Judicial Power shall extend to all cases, controversies, and disagreements in Law and Equity arising under the laws of this Constitution and the laws established by the Congress of the Republic. Judicial power shall not extend to any law established outside of these stated parameters, unless such powers to establish such laws are specifically extended to any Court by Congress.
b. Protection of Due Process of Law
All trials, procedures, and rules of any Court shall uphold the intent and purpose of Article IV, Section 9 (Due Process of Law) of this Constitution; or as Congress may, by law, direct.
c. Supreme Court Consensus of Unanimity
The Supreme Court shall, in all cases, render decisions in unanimity.