The Judicial Branch

The third department of the government is judicial. The judiciary consists of the Supreme Court, the Circuit Court, the district court (region) and the city (city) court courts. Judicial division interpreting law

State judges are not appointed, but elected by citizens. They are running for office as a member of political parties.

The Supreme Court is the Supreme Court of West Virginia and is responsible for supervising the lower courts. It consists of five judges and is elected by voters for a term of 12 years. The Supreme Court will meet twice a year in January and September and reserve special conditions as necessary. The Supreme Court has the authority to judge whether the actions of state law and governor (including the governor) are constitutional. If you violate the State Constitution, you can not enforce legal orders and administrative orders.

The majority of cases filed in the Supreme Court are appeals in the Circuit Court or District Court. Except for contradictions between state law and federal law, when the Supreme Court makes the final decision, it can appeal to the US Supreme Court.

One of the five Supreme Court Judges was elected Supreme Court Judge. The selection process is a change between five judges, each judge will serve as the supreme judge for one year. The chief judge 's mission involves submitting a budget to Congress, according to the state constitution, the Supreme Court will allocate funds at the requested amount. The Supreme Court Secretary also appointed the Supreme Court Secretary to write the opinion and decisions of the court.

The Constitution divides the federal government into three divisions: administrative, justice, and parliament. The executive department led by the president carries out federal policy. The judiciary led by the Supreme Court (see below) solved the problem of domestic law. The legislative department embodied in the US Congress has enacted domestic law. Article 1, paragraph 8 of the Constitution (see "Introduction") lists the authority of Congress, including the following authority.

2) Justice Department: Judicial Office is the Supreme Court or Federal Court and includes other lower courts. The judiciary is responsible for evaluating the legislation enacted by the government. Their responsibilities include interpretation of the Constitution, review of the law, and decisions related to domestic issues. 3) Congress: Legislation (at national level) consists of the state level of the Senate or Congress and the Legislative Assembly. Their primary responsibility is to develop laws that govern the country. Their duties include the administration of state affairs such as fiscal, diplomacy, law and order, ratification of treaties, etc.

Our government system has three branches. Legislative branch (parliament), executive branch (president), judiciary (Supreme Court and federal court). There is little explanation about justice in the Constitution. Therefore, the existing Federal Court system was enacted mainly by Congress in 1789 and 1801. The first three articles of the Constitution prescribe what these three chapters mean, how they are formed and what they can do.