This Act establishes the Constitutional Court as the supreme judicial authority of the Region of [Region Name], empowered to interpret the Constitution, review legislation, and resolve legal disputes within the region’s jurisdiction.

• The Constitutional Court shall consist of three (3) Justices, including:

  • One Chief Justice, who serves as the presiding officer

  • Two Associate Justices

• All Justices must be citizens of [Region Name] in good standing and not hold any other regional executive or legislative office during their term on the Court.

• Justices shall serve a term of ninety (90) days, renewable upon reappointment or re-election as defined in Article III.

• Justices shall be nominated by the Delegate, and confirmed by a majority vote of the Regional Council.

• In the event of a vacancy, the Delegate must nominate a replacement within 7 days, subject to Council approval.

• Justices may be removed from office by a two-thirds (⅔) vote of the Regional Council for reasons including:

  • Gross misconduct

  • Inactivity exceeding 14 days

  • Abuse of judicial powers

The Constitutional Court shall have the authority to:

• Interpret and issue binding rulings on the meaning and application of the Constitution.

• Determine the constitutionality of laws, decrees, or actions by any government body or official.

• Resolve disputes between branches of government or citizens regarding regional law.

• Adjudicate election-related challenges or disputes.

• Issue injunctions or judicial orders when necessary to protect constitutional rights or enforce decisions.

• The Court shall adopt and publish Judicial Rules of Procedure, outlining how cases are filed, argued, and decided.

• All rulings shall be delivered in writing and publicly posted in the Judicial Forum or equivalent regional venue.

• Decisions of the Court are final and binding, unless overturned by a constitutional amendment or by a unanimous ruling of a future panel of Justices.

• The Court shall not initiate cases on its own; it may only rule on disputes properly brought before it by a citizen, official, or government body.

• The Court shall not interfere with foreign affairs, military command, or external gameplay enforcement unless constitutional violations are alleged.

This Act shall take effect immediately upon passage by the Regional Council and publication in the regional forum.