Court Authority

= III. COURT AUTHORITY =
----The Judicial Authority of Sentencing act explains the different powers the judge and members of the judicial court possess.
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== SUPREME JUSTICE OF THE IMPERIAL COURT ==
The Head of Imperial Justice oversees and manages all courts and judges who operate in those courts.
(a) The Head of Imperial Justice possesses the authority to both delay and even overthrow any court case.
(b) They may not abuse their power.
(c) They possess the authority to remove the judge from the court case.
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== SUPREME IMPERIAL JUDGE ==
The Supreme Imperial judge assists in management and oversight of all courts and judges.
(a) They possess the authority to only delay a court case, regardless of whether or not it’s their case or not.
(b) They possess the authority to remove the judge from any court case.
(c) They may not abuse their power.
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== CHIEF IMPERIAL JUDGE ==
The Chief Imperial Judge assists in primarily the oversight of courts.
(a) They possess the authority to only delay a court case if it’s their case, they are not permitted to delay somebody else’s case.
(b) They may not abuse their power.
(c) They may not remove a judge from a court case.
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== IMPERIAL JUDGE ==
The Imperial Judge is a standard judge of the Yutemond Judicial Group.
(a) They possess the authority to carry out sentences according to the crime only.
(b) They may not abuse their power
(c) They may not remove a judge from a court case.
(d) They can host a court case.
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== JUNIOR IMPERIAL JUDGE ==
The Junior Imperial Judge is a judge that has recently passed their Trial Ceremony.
(a) They may only carry out sentences with the approval of a Chief Imperial Judge+
(b) They may only host a court case under supervision and guidance of a Chief Imperial Judge+
(c) They may not remove a judge from a court case.
(b) They may not abuse their power
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== TRIAL IMPERIAL JUDGE ==
The Trial Imperial Judge is a new judge that has recently entered the Judicial College Programme.
(a) They are not able to host any court cases or carry out any sentences.
(b) They may stand by the podium to spectate.
(c) They may not remove a judge from a court case.
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