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Supreme Court of Judicature

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A quick definition of Supreme Court of Judicature:

The Supreme Court of Judicature is the highest court in England and Wales. It is made up of three courts: the High Court of Justice, the Court of Appeal, and the Crown Court. The Supreme Court was created in 1873 by combining several other courts. Its job is to make important decisions about the law and to settle disputes between people or organizations.

A more thorough explanation:

The Supreme Court of Judicature is the highest court in England and Wales. It is made up of three courts:

The Supreme Court was created in 1873 by the Judicature Act. This act combined several existing superior courts, including the High Court of Chancery, the court of Queen's Bench, the court of Exchequer, the High Court of Admiralty, the court of Probate, and the London court of Bankruptcy.

The Supreme Court is responsible for hearing the most important and complex cases in the country. It is the final court of appeal, which means that its decisions cannot be appealed to any other court.

For example, if someone is convicted of a crime and appeals their conviction, the case may eventually be heard by the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court's decision in the case will be final, and cannot be appealed any further.

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21:52
i personally think it should be an 8 year term with a term limit of 3 terms. so 24 years total. and one's position can be given to another candidate as well, doesn't just always go to the incumbent
21:52
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shaquilleoatmeal
21:53
@JumpySubsequentDolphin: you want straight up comedy or rom com?
JumpySubsequentDolphin
21:54
hmmm I think the people w me would prefer regular comedy
shaquilleoatmeal
21:54
you gotta reform congress, youd see the changes in the supreme court kick in
21:55
not to doom but there's no way conservatives would vote for a term limit on SCOTUS if the majority is going to rule in favor of conservative interests in a patterned way
21:56
for many people in politics, not just conservatives, the ends justify the means and the means could be anti-american if it means achieving a "patriotic" end so to speak
shaquilleoatmeal
21:56
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shaquilleoatmeal
21:57
actually scratch all that - watch no hard feelings
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21:58
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21:58
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JumpySubsequentDolphin
21:58
@shaquilleoatmeal: my sister in law hated no hard feelings
JumpySubsequentDolphin
21:58
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shaquilleoatmeal
21:59
damn what, i thought it was a funny movie
babycat
22:00
i went to this one club that’s in crazy rich Asians. the rooftop bar
@shaquilleoatmeal: It's not a bad article, but I still don't buy it because (a) I think it glosses over cases like Milligan way too quickly without even going into why there was an ideological split (which there was for a reason and that case did matter) and (b) I think the 3-3-3 court description is also grounded in the difference in jurisprudence between the two groups (and that they aligned on cases like the SFAA one could say more about the facts of the case, than jurisprudential differences)
babycat
22:00
It’s called ce la vie
@shaquilleoatmeal: I’ll also preface, I am a little biased—I’m a big fan of Sara Isgur and David French.
shaquilleoatmeal
22:03
^^ advisory opinions ?
shaquilleoatmeal
22:04
i was trying to get into that with scorp before lsd crashed
shaquilleoatmeal
22:04
not aware of Milligan - what was the split and why
Essentially if an Alabama redistricting map violated Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act. It was 5-4 with Kavanaugh and Robert’s in the majority. A very important case.
@shaquilleoatmeal: yes! I love advisory opinions
shaquilleoatmeal
22:09
ahh wait i vaguely remember hearing about this, had to do with black belt and mobil i think? Ill have to go back and read it
shaquilleoatmeal
22:10
haha right on, i listen to advisory opinions during my workout when i get tired of tunes
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