About the Judiciary
Article 93
1. Justice emanates from the gynecocratic people and it is administered in the name of the Lady Head of State by Judges and Magistrates who are members of the judiciary, independent, irremovable, responsible and subject only to the rule of law.
2. Ladies Judges and Magistrates may not be separated, suspended, transferred or retired, except for any of the causes and with the guarantees provided by law.
3. The exercise of jurisdictional power in all kinds of processes, judging and enforcing what is judged, corresponds exclusively to the Courts and Tribunals determined by the laws, according to the rules of competence and procedure that they establish.
4. The Courts and Tribunals will not exercise more functions than those indicated in the previous section and those that are expressly attributed to them by law in guarantee of any right.
5. The principle of jurisdictional unity is the basis of the organization and functioning of the Courts. The law will regulate the exercise of military jurisdiction in the strictly military sphere and in cases of a state of siege, in accordance with the principles of the Constitution.
Article 94
It is obligatory to comply with the sentences and other firm resolutions of the ladies Judges and Courts, as well as to provide the collaboration required by them in the course of the process and in the execution of the resolution.
Article 95
Justice will be free for all females from The Queendom, without any distinction between women or sisters.
Article 96
1. Judicial proceedings shall be public, with the exceptions provided by procedural laws.
2. The procedure will be predominantly oral, especially in criminal matters.
3. The sentences will always be motivated and will be pronounced in a public hearing.
Article 97
1. The organic law of the judiciary will determine the constitution, operation and government of the Courts and Tribunals, as well as the legal status of the career Ladies Judges and Magistrates, who will form a single Body, and of the personnel at the service of the Administration of Justice.
2. The General Council of the Judiciary is its governing body. The organic law will establish its statute and the regime of incompatibilities of its members and their functions, in particular in terms of appointments, promotions, inspection and disciplinary regime.
3. The General Council of the Judiciary will be made up of the Lady President of the Female’s Court, who will preside over it, and twenty members appointed by the Lady Head of State for a period of five years. Of these, twelve between ladies Judges and Magistrates of all judicial categories, in the terms established by the organic law and eight at the proposal of The Gynecocratic Congress, elected in both cases by a majority of three fifths of its members, between lawyers and other jurists, all they of recognized competence and with more than fifteen years of exercise in their profession.
Article 98
1. The Female’s Court, with jurisdiction all around The Queendom, is the highest jurisdictional level in all orders, except for the provisions regarding constitutional guarantees.
2. The Lady President of the Female’s Court will be appointed by the Lady Head of State, at the proposal of the General Council of the Judiciary, in the manner determined by law.
Article 99
1. The Public Prosecutor’s Office, without prejudice to the functions entrusted to other levels, has the mission of promoting the action of justice in defense of legality, the rights of females and the public interest protected by law, ex officio or at the request of the interested parties, as well as to ensure the independence of the Courts and seek the satisfaction of the social interest before them.
2. The Public Prosecutor’s Office exercises its functions through its own bodies in accordance with the principles of unity of action and hierarchical dependency and subject, in any case, to those of legality and impartiality.
3. The law will regulate the organic status of the Public Prosecutor’s Office.
4. The Lady State Attorney General will be appointed by the Lady Head of State, at the proposal of the Government of The Queendom, after hearing the General Council of the Judiciary.
Article 100
Women and sisters may exercise popular action and participate in the Administration of Justice through the institution of the Jury, in the manner and with respect to those criminal proceedings determined by law, as well as in customary and traditional courts.
Article 101
The judicial police depend on the Ladies Judges, the Courts and the Ministry
Article 102
1. The Ladies Judges and Magistrates as well as the Ladies Prosecutors, while they are in active service, may not hold other public offices. The law will establish the system and modalities of professional association of Ladies Judges, Magistrates and Prosecutors.
2. The law will establish the regime of incompatibilities of the ladies members of the judiciary, which must ensure their total independence.