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Citizen #22:
Miestrā Schivā | ... that this is quite a fundamental change to the Constitution that should have been introduced at the Convention stage where it could have got proper debate and drafting, and that it's too late to bring such a thing in now. We can amend the Constitution later on if we decide we really need a Supreme Court or whatever.
However, I agree that there should be right of appeal. As Title Two, Article Four, Section 10 of the Constitution says:
10. Other courts may be established by law for the areas of ordinary, administrative, finance, labour, and social jurisdiction. Decisions of these courts may be appealed to the High Court.
Therefore, under this section, when the first Parlamīnt is formed, we should name a lower Court (perhaps a circuit court?) of Talossa consisting of one Justice who will take all cases in the first instance. Then, if anyone is dissatisfied with that court's rulings, one can appeal to the High Court. And yes, Grubi, the President would appoint the Circuit Court justice.
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