NOMINATIONS FOR MAGISTRATE

[City of Whitespire 52]

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NOMINATIONS FOR THE MAGISTRATE

Issued by the 1st Lord Mayor Of Whitespire

on the

26th of Harren's Folly, 1932

 

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TO THE CITIZENS OF THE ROYAL CAPITAL,

 

By the will of His Royal Majesty, King James Alstion, the Municipal Government of Whitespire calls for nominations for the Magistrate of the Royal Capital. In accordance with the edict detailing the Government of Wards, we do call for nominations of a Magistrate of Whitespire.

 

The Magistrate is of paramount importance in the City of Whitespire, carrying out various crucial duties in the administration of justice. As a judge, the Magistrate presides over cases presented by common citizens, ensuring a fair and impartial trial process. Additionally, the Magistrate is entrusted with the responsibility of addressing the grievances of the people, providing a platform for their concerns and striving to seek equitable resolutions. Adhering to Canon, Royal, and City Law, the Magistrate upholds and enforces the legal framework encompassing noble, common, and natural law. Moreover, the Magistrate possesses the authority to enact, revoke, and revise City Laws as deemed necessary, thereby shaping the legislative landscape. To aid in the judicial process, the Magistrate can appoint deputy judges who act as overseers when circumstances prevent the Magistrate from presiding. 

 

The election of the Magistrate necessitates certification by the esteemed Justicar of Aaun, ensuring the candidate's qualification and competence to fulfill this esteemed position of trust and responsibility.

 

One may nominate themselves if, 

They are a citizen of Whitespire

They are a Canonist

They are not part of the Inner Council of Aaun

They are not a peer of the realm, unless situated and living within the Royal Capital

 

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SIGNED,

The 1st Lord Mayor of Whitespire, Baron of Virdain

His Lordship, Fernand Auguste Renault Ashford de Lewes