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{{Branch-Ministry | |||
|image=[[Image:Branch-MoJustice.jpg|265px]] | |||
|name=Ministry of Justice | |||
|minister=[[Alexander Tylger]] | |||
|deputy minister=None | |||
|notable members=None | |||
|location=Palace of the Interior | |||
|departments=- | |||
|establishment=[[4029]] | |||
}} | |||
The '''Ministry of the Interior''' is nested in the domed Palace of the Interior in [[Chume'Dan]], overlooking Lake Ajaz. Its prime responsibility is to manage the civilian aspects of the [[Hapes Consortium]] such as cultural affairs, law enforcement and justice. | |||
==History== | |||
The Ministry of the Interior has always existed in one form or another, but in recent times it was formed as the '''Ministry of Law''' in [[4029]] under [[Alexander Tylger|Minister Tylger]] just prior to the escalation of events in the [[Black Sun Crisis]]. | |||
It was later reformed to become the Ministry of the Interior under [[Zell Jaak]] and was temporarily merged with the [[Office of the Prime Minister]] until the appointment of [[Celestin Abriel]] as [[Minister]]. It since had varying degrees of authority and influence, temporarily having jurisdiction over such institutions and departments as the [[Royal League of Commerce]], [[Curia]] and [[SI7]]. In [[4034]] it was reformed in to the Ministry of Justice with some levels of jurisdiction being transferred to the [[Ministry of Intelligence]]. Due to the nature of their expertise, the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Intelligence work closely together to ensure the swift apprehension and prosecution of public offenders. | |||
Temporarily reformed as an institution entirely separate from the [[Royal Council]] of [[Lorell Hall]], the judicial branch took the name '''Court of King's Bench''' in the summer of [[4034]]. Following the resignation of [[Celestin Abriel]] in September [[3034]], the department was frozen until June [[4035]] when it was reinstated as the Ministry of the Interior under [[Alexander Tylger]] once more. | |||
==Departments== | |||
[[Image:CKB.jpg|right|thumb|150px|Front entrance of Department of Justice.]] | |||
===Department of Legislation=== | |||
The department that deals with the drafting of bills and amendments that are to be considered by the Minister and eventually submitted for the consideration of the King in Council. Once a bill is granted royal assent, it becomes law. Careful use of words, syntax and jurisprudence is integral to make sure that laws are meaningful, substantial and positive. As [[Hapan society]] evolves, new laws become obsolete and must be amended or replaced, and that is where the greater task of legal review lies. | |||
===Department of Judicature=== | |||
Not so much a department as it is the entire judicial system in the [[Consortium]]. At the top is the Minister in his capacity of Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench. The court systems run autonomously from the will of the Executive and apply the law without heeding any special directions from government. The autonomy is not found anywhere in statute, but prevalent in customs and precedence. Beneath the Court of King's Bench, there are various local tribunals, at least one in each system depending on the population. It also has judicial reforming power over the Departments of Discipline instituted in the [[Royal Hapan Armed Forces]]. | |||
==Ministry Ranks== | |||
{{Branch-Ministry-Ranks | |||
|ministry=[[Ministry of Justice]] | |||
|spec1=Justiciar | |||
|spec2=Magistrate | |||
|spec3=Promagistrate | |||
|spec4=Praetor | |||
}} | |||
==Judicial Links== | |||
*[[Royal Council Hansard]] | |||
*[[:Category:Legal_Commentaries|Legal Commentaries]] | |||
*[[Codex of Regulations]] | |||
*[[Jurisprudence]] | |||
{{Branch-Gov-Sig}} | |||
[[Category:Lorell Hall|Interior]] | |||
Revision as of 19:04, 27 June 2008
Template:Branch-Ministry The Ministry of the Interior is nested in the domed Palace of the Interior in Chume'Dan, overlooking Lake Ajaz. Its prime responsibility is to manage the civilian aspects of the Hapes Consortium such as cultural affairs, law enforcement and justice.
History
The Ministry of the Interior has always existed in one form or another, but in recent times it was formed as the Ministry of Law in 4029 under Minister Tylger just prior to the escalation of events in the Black Sun Crisis.
It was later reformed to become the Ministry of the Interior under Zell Jaak and was temporarily merged with the Office of the Prime Minister until the appointment of Celestin Abriel as Minister. It since had varying degrees of authority and influence, temporarily having jurisdiction over such institutions and departments as the Royal League of Commerce, Curia and SI7. In 4034 it was reformed in to the Ministry of Justice with some levels of jurisdiction being transferred to the Ministry of Intelligence. Due to the nature of their expertise, the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Intelligence work closely together to ensure the swift apprehension and prosecution of public offenders.
Temporarily reformed as an institution entirely separate from the Royal Council of Lorell Hall, the judicial branch took the name Court of King's Bench in the summer of 4034. Following the resignation of Celestin Abriel in September 3034, the department was frozen until June 4035 when it was reinstated as the Ministry of the Interior under Alexander Tylger once more.
Departments
Department of Legislation
The department that deals with the drafting of bills and amendments that are to be considered by the Minister and eventually submitted for the consideration of the King in Council. Once a bill is granted royal assent, it becomes law. Careful use of words, syntax and jurisprudence is integral to make sure that laws are meaningful, substantial and positive. As Hapan society evolves, new laws become obsolete and must be amended or replaced, and that is where the greater task of legal review lies.
Department of Judicature
Not so much a department as it is the entire judicial system in the Consortium. At the top is the Minister in his capacity of Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench. The court systems run autonomously from the will of the Executive and apply the law without heeding any special directions from government. The autonomy is not found anywhere in statute, but prevalent in customs and precedence. Beneath the Court of King's Bench, there are various local tribunals, at least one in each system depending on the population. It also has judicial reforming power over the Departments of Discipline instituted in the Royal Hapan Armed Forces.
Ministry Ranks
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