Cornflower Upper-Courts Legislative

The Cornflower Upper-Courts Legislative was a legislative committee made up of several elected judges who were appointed life-long sentences. It operated separately and in conjunction with the Cornflower Governor's Committee to pass and ratify legal documents. Unlike the Governor's Committee, the Upper-Courts were made up of entirely non-land-owning judges, and had a prerequisite that barred anyone of nobility or titles besides judge / justice to run for office. Despite this however, most judges appointed seats on the Upper-Courts quickly made enough money via corruption, lobbying or legal insider-trading to afford shell-companies which acted as a legal front to own a place of residence via loophole in the classification of what a land-owner is, since technically in Cornflower law any company or business is seen as an independent legal entity which can own land.

Type

Governmental, Ministry

Alternative Names

Upper Courts

Location

Cornflower Burrow

Related Species

• Dagavirm