Concerned about the adverse effects of judges and public prosecutors being subject to recall without good reasons, incentivizing judges to make judgements favourable for those who have the power of recall instead of properly applying the law,
Concerned about the adverse effects of judges being subject to the whims of the public if the public can recall judges, destabilizing the trust in reliable application of law,
The World Assembly forbids removal or demotion of judges and public prosecutors in member nations for reasons other than:
1.Permanent inability in performing their job(including death),
2.Failure to act impartially in office,
3.Getting convicted of a criminal offense,
4.Voluntary resignation of that judge or public prosecutor,
5.Continuous inability in performing their job for a time span in excess of one ninetieth of the average life span of a sapient being in the member nation,
6. Removal due to continous inability because less than 90% of the people in that type of position, rounded down, are able to perform their job, if that judge or public prosecutor is the person in that type of position with the longest current continuous inability to perform their job.
7.Refusal to perform the usual duties expected from everyone serving in that office without valid reasons, such as being provably overworked, disabilities, or other physical or mental health problems,
8. Reaching the only retirement age applicable to judges and public prosecutors in the member nation, if this retirement age is the same for all judges and public prosecutors,
Allows member states, in addition to the exceptions above, to designate a uniform maximum timespan someone can serve as public prosecutor in that member nation,
Clarifies that promotion of judges or public prosecutors is allowed with the consent of that judge or public prosecutor,
And clarifies that member state may not enforce any contract forcing or coercing a judge, or a public prosecutor, to resign or accept promotion, except for the reasons 1-8 of this resolution.
