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AAAAAAAHHHHHHH sounds of gunfire and panicked screaming I mean, I politely decline.

I second the nomination of @Pallaith for Delegate. I also nominate @Hulldom for Delegate, nominate @St George for Vice Delegate and Speaker, second the nomination of @Fregerson for Speaker, and nominate @Lord Dominator and @Zyvetskistaahn for Speaker.

@United States of ConnX passes the Speaker's check. @Berke Khan, @the president of vananatu, and @United States of ConnX have passed all checks and are therefore citizens.

Accepted pending a successful admin check (you should get one shortly as part of your citizenship application). Edit: accepted. Welcome aboard!

I don't think it would any more than recusals currently are, considering the lower threshold and specific circumstances in which it would (or can) be used.

Alright. Good to know the court's able to make sane decisions. :D It's still an easily fixable oversight that creates an unfortunate loophole.

I think that a recall is a nuclear option that only gets trotted out in response to particularly egregious dereliction of duty. I also think that waiting for the next election does nothing to ensure that a specific given case is handled in an impartial manner. A justice may fail to recuse...

It's perfectly legal; that's the entire problem.

Agreed. I know I'm getting off topic, but if the court restricting the right to vote under certain conditions is sound, shouldn't the legal code restricting it under certain conditions be sound too? I'm not planning to add such a provision, just to be clear.

I mean, an appointee can already vote aye in their own confirmation vote and a candidate can vote for themselves in an election they're running in. Is this all that different?

People's Liberation Army of the North. That way, we can say stuff like "It's all part of the PLAN."

While looking over section 7.6 of the legal code (the part regulating the NPA), I noticed a peculiar little loophole: the legal code doesn't actually say that the North Pacific Army is the region's military. It merely states that the "executive officer charged with military affairs will...

Split off from this bill because it doesn't exactly cover the same area anymore. At the moment, the only way to recuse a justice who refuses to recuse themselves despite a potential conflict of interest is for the other justices to vote to recuse them (or to sue the justice in question). This...

After giving a bit of thought, I decided not to go back to the previous version of this bill, which only amended the legal code to expand the number of excepted positions (it felt messy and a little slimy to revert to a version that did essentially the same thing but with more words and a lower...

Greitbart: The Hunt for the Missing Endorsements Many things have gone missing since alleged citizen @St George (if that is his real name) was carried into the Delegate's office on a sedan chair: freedom, success, patriotism, rum, the de facto classification of RPers as second-class citizens...