PROCEDURES OF LEGALITY

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PROCEDURES OF LEGALITY

LEX IMPERIALIS - AB AUCTORIBUS B. LEVMONT

 

The Judiciary gathered in Helena, 1736.

 

CHAPTER I. DISTRIBUTION OF ROLES

 

CATEGORY I, THE JUDICIARY

THE SOLICITOR-GENERAL embodies the Imperial Crown in the courts of law and has the jurisdiction to preside over all cases in the Empire whilst furthermore overseeing the staffing and functionality of the courts.

THE IMPERIAL JUDGE aids the Solicitor-General in courts of law and can co-chair or individually preside over legal procedures.

 

CATEGORY II, THE REPRESENTATION

THE ATTORNEY represents citizens in courts of law. In case of legal procedures that revolve around imperial functionaries, they will represent the party that is being sued.

THE PROSECUTOR represents the government in courts of law. In case of legal procedures that revolve around imperial functionaries, they will represent the party that is suing. 

 

CATEGORY III, THE PARTICIPANTS

THE PLAINTIFF is the party that sues another party in court.

THE DEFENDANT is the party that is being sued by the Plaintiff. 

 

THE PETITIONER is the party that petitions the Court to either implement, alter or retract certain legislation or jurisprudence.

THE RESPONDENT is the party that opposes the petition and who will argue against the petitioner in court. 

 

CHAPTER II. LEGAL PROCEDURES

 

SUBPOENA, the document necessary to sue a party once filed to the Solicitor-General. 

 

PETITION, the document necessary to ask of the Solicitor-General to implement, alter or retract certain legislation or jurisprudence. 

 

OBJECTION OF LEGALITY, the document necessary to argue to the Judiciary that the presiding judge is not capable, impartial or wielding of jurisdictional authority enough to preside over the legal procedure. The Judiciary will rule if the objection of legality is just.

 

REQUEST FOR APPEAL, the document necessary to ask of the Judiciary to reconsider a given verdict on a case. The Judiciary will rule if there is a sufficient motive to reconsider the verdict. 

 

FOR ALL OF THE AFOREMENTIONED DOCUMENTS, PLEASE ADHERE TO THE FOLLOWING FORMAT: 

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ei-nPweY7aPXACnQrR8jf0r8GFHwDN0cKAM0YViFE7I/edit?usp=sharing

 

CHAPTER III. FILING & PROTOCOL

 

Bringing either of the aforementioned documents to the Solicitor-General, the Judiciary or the Imperial Crown for review, requires the publishing of the filled out document {{Comment under this post}}, sending it to the Office of the Solicitor-General per personal correspondence {{Draeris#3899}} or publishing it individually {{make a forum thread, but make sure to link it to us}}. 

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[!] A random peasant of old times snickers.

“I hear that.. buried underneath the Varoach Hall in Helena, are all the funds that were stolen during the 1711 Sacking of Ves..”