Memory Director

The supreme authority of the Palatin jurisdiction, second only to the Legislator. The Memory Director is the only member who doesn't go on the terrain.
The title of memory director comes from the fact that the Memory director and his cabinet derive the laws and customs of war mostly from testimonies, reports and legal decisions from the field in order to extract legal precedent for the laws they submit to the Courts. The fact that the memory director can propose jurisprudence is a unique aspect but is linked to the fact that clerks of the palatin usually don't go on the field due to its inherent danger. 
A Memory Director has two main functions which are that of a general supervision and leadership role, and the unique competence of writing and redacting jurisprudence based on situations of armed conflict. 
== Supervision and leadership role ==
In terms of hierarchy, a memory director is responsible for the supervision of the correct application of the justice of war. They oversee Warlaws, who are field officers. 
Memory directors review and participate in the appointment of Warlaws, Justiciars, Delegates. They have final signature on appointing and attributing motions for promotion and demotion of legal officers. Memory directors also appoint legal officers for various other purposes.
== Redaction of jurisprudence ==
The Memory Director are responsible for making the procedural rules for tribunals that operate within the armed forces, provide the final legal review of proceedings within the Palatin. They also report on the operation of laws relating to the jurisdiction of the Palatin, these reports are then sent for review by the Court of courts and can be applied retroactively. 
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