Magistrate: Difference between revisions

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General Information

Magistrates are the two elected members of the Tribunal.

Current Magistrates

The current magistrates on the Tribunal are:

Constitution Text

In addition, two Magistrates shall be elected, for 3 month terms, by the procedure in Section II, Article II. Applicants cannot have received an infraction in at least one year and must have been citizens for at least 3 months. Magistrates cannot serve consecutive terms.

Magistrates rotate as acting Tribunes, each voting on one of every two cases. Should a Tribune recuse himself or there is a tie between Tribunes,the other Magistrate respectively votes in their stead or is called to break the tie. Magistrates are terminated by a unanimous vote of the Tribunes.

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 == [[Constitution]] Text ==
-In addition, three Magistrates shall be elected, one every two months for 6 month terms, by the procedure in Section II, Article II. Applicants cannot have received a warning in at least one year.
+In addition, two Magistrates shall be elected, for 3 month terms, by the procedure in Section II, Article II. Applicants cannot have received an infraction in at least one year and must have been citizens for at least 3 months. Magistrates cannot serve consecutive terms.
-Magistrates rotate as an acting Tribune, each deciding one of every three cases. Should a Tribune recuse themselves, the Tribune chooses one of the two other Magistrates to vote in their stead. Magistrates are terminated by a unanimous vote of the Tribunes.
+Magistrates rotate as acting Tribunes, each voting on one of every two cases. Should a Tribune recuse himself or there is a tie between Tribunes,the other Magistrate respectively votes in their stead or is called to break the tie. Magistrates are terminated by a unanimous vote of the Tribunes.
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