High Justice

Requirements

To be eligible for the position of High Justice, individuals must have a deep understanding of legal principles, extensive experience in the field of law, and a reputation for integrity and impartiality.

Appointment

The High Justice is appointed by a combination of the monarch and the parliament, with the approval of the judiciary and legal authorities.

Duties

The duties of the High Justice include interpreting and upholding the law, ensuring justice is administered fairly and impartially, presiding over important legal cases and appeals, and safeguarding the rights and freedoms of the citizens.

Grounds for Removal/Dismissal

The High Justice may be removed from office through impeachment by parliament for gross misconduct or incapacity, or through voluntary retirement or resignation.

Type

Nobility, Non-hereditary

Status

Still in Effect

Form of Address

Your High Justice

Source of Authority

Constitution, Will of the People

Length of Term

Lifelong