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**jdd2007** · July 30, 2002, 23:51

who is your chief justice?

**Epistax** · July 30, 2002, 23:53

Rotates based on avaiability for trials. This also makes it easier to tackle multiple trials at once. Any message sent to any justice will be relayed to the rest.

**notyoueither** · July 30, 2002, 23:53

The Senior Justice rotates on a case by case basis running alphabetically through the user names of the various justices.

Thus Captain has been assigned the first case. Epistax will get the next, then jdjdjd, and so on.

Each justice will be responsible in turn for making sure that each case is fully looked into and receives a fair hearing if necessary.

**Ninot** · July 31, 2002, 00:02

ooh yeah, when do we get to try our first impeachment procedures?

**jdd2007** · July 31, 2002, 00:02

ok, that makes sense. and its 'senior' not chief, then

**notyoueither** · July 31, 2002, 00:05

Impeachment? Are you in a hurry? File a complaint against your self.

Yes. We have adopted the term Senior for the moment. Of course, practices may change with time.

**Epistax** · July 31, 2002, 00:10

Is there a chance the track could bend?

What about us brain dead slobs?

The ring came of my pudding can.

Were you sent here by the devil?

**jdjdjd** · July 31, 2002, 11:52

Senior is the label from the constitution. We may call the acting Senior, "Chief", but only as a friendly nickname.

Oh and to our President, you may try impeachment at any time, however, the court has no jurisdictions in such matter at this time. That discussion has stalled, maybe I'll revise it, but I'm afraid that it may be used against me at some time.

finally to Epistax:

yes, tracks bend all the time.
yes, brain dead slobs also bend at times
is that a question?
close, I was sent by Timeline

**Donal Graeme** · July 31, 2002, 12:00

Question:

If there is a case in which members of the court may have a conflict of interest, such as an official poll, for elections, where a case is brought forth, will the judges in question remove themselves from the case and let the unbiased judges decide?
Furthermore, is it decided by the judges in question, or the whole court?

**notyoueither** · July 31, 2002, 13:07

Very good question Donal Graeme.

We currently do not have a code of conduct for the judges. Once we get the basic functions nailed down, one of those might be a very good idea.

However, I have faith in all of the people on the court at this time. I am sure that anyone of us would inform the others of any conflicts and behave appropriately (recuse himself).

It would be a personal decision.

**Donal Graeme** · July 31, 2002, 13:09

Ok, thanks, and sorry of the poor wording of that question. Sleep Deprivation has its drawbacks.

**Epistax** · July 31, 2002, 13:11

Reports are drawn up for each case, and judges on both sides of the ruling must explain why they voted the way that they did. This should hopefully dull conflict of interest. Of course we do hope that judges that have a large opinion on the case already either don't partake, or pay attention only to what is presented.

**jdjdjd** · July 31, 2002, 14:40

Originally posted by Donal Graeme
Question:

If there is a case in which members of the court may have a conflict of interest, such as an official poll, for elections, where a case is brought forth, will the judges in question remove themselves from the case and let the unbiased judges decide?
Furthermore, is it decided by the judges in question, or the whole court?

Just point out, a case only needs three justices to be heard (that would be a quorum). That is in case some one is away, or possibly in case they feel they have a conflict and remand themselved from the case.

**Edrix** · July 31, 2002, 14:47

Is there a chance the track could bend?

Not on your life, my Hindu friend.

What about us brain dead slobs?

You'll all be given cushy jobs.

The ring came of my pudding can.

Use my pen-knife, my good man.

Were you sent here by the devil?

No good sir, I'm on the level.

...sorry, I couldn't resist responding to that.

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