The House must elect a Speaker from within its members. The Chancellor of the King's Bench heads the uppermost court. She appoints the two other Justices to sit as the High Court of Appeal. All Justices must be sitting on the House of Lords. The Chancellor may appoint District Magistrates when deemed necessary.
Courts hear both Civil and Criminal cases.
The Constitution is the highest law of the land and cannot be superseded and must be interpreted literally. Viceroys may sit in the House of Lords at the discretion of the Monarch. Viceroys are not permitted to sit in the Lords if they are a member of the Commons. Administrators will be replaced with elected local government Councils upon reaching an adequate local citizenship to do so. Each level of government will provide services specified by the Constitution.