Supreme Court of Luminesia
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The Supreme Court of Luminesia (Thai: ศาลสูงสุดแห่งชาติลูมิเนเซีย) is the highest court of Luminesia, founded on 25 December 2023 by the President and no one being judge in the court.
Supreme Court of Luminesia | |
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Established | December 5, 2023 |
Country | Luminesia |
Location | Luminesia Capital Territory |
Judge term length | 1 year |
Supreme Judge | |
Currently | Vacant |
History
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Duties
Constitutional Review
- Interpreting the Constitution: The Supreme Court is often responsible for interpreting the constitution, ensuring that laws and government actions comply with its provisions.
Judicial Review
- Reviewing Laws: The Supreme Court has the authority to review the constitutionality of laws and government actions. This power is known as judicial review.
Final Appellate Jurisdiction
- Acting as the Highest Appellate Court: The Supreme Court is usually the highest appellate court in the legal system, hearing appeals on important legal issues or cases that have constitutional implications.
Settling Legal Disputes
- Resolving Disputes: The Supreme Court resolves legal disputes and conflicts that arise between individuals, entities, or between different levels of government.
Preserving Fundamental Rights
- Protecting Rights: Ensuring the protection of fundamental rights and liberties guaranteed by the constitution is a crucial responsibility of the Supreme Court.
Advisory Opinions
- Providing Advisory Opinions: Some Supreme Courts are empowered to provide advisory opinions to the government on legal matters, although this is not universal.
Preserving the Rule of Law
- Upholding the Rule of Law: The Supreme Court plays a vital role in upholding the rule of law by ensuring that legal processes are followed and that justice is administered impartially.
Legal Precedent
- Creating Precedent: Supreme Court decisions often set legal precedent, influencing and guiding lower courts in their future decisions.
Judicial Independence
- Maintaining Independence: The Supreme Court is typically independent of the legislative and executive branches to ensure impartiality in its decision-making.
Constitutional Amendments
- Reviewing Constitutional Amendments: In some countries, the Supreme Court may have a role in reviewing and interpreting constitutional amendments.
Public Interest Litigation
- Addressing Public Interest Cases: The Supreme Court may take up cases that involve matters of public interest or cases where the rights of marginalized or disadvantaged groups are at stake.