The Less is more in Talossa (LimiT) Act

WHEREAS the Ministry of Justice, and, verily, the Attorney General has close contact to the Magistrate's Court; and, WHEREAS there might possibly be a conflict of interest when a person wears both the hat of the prosecutor and the arbitrator; and, WHEREAS this might be reason for an appeal in the future; now,

THEREFORE be it known unto the people of Talossa, that the Ziu enacts, that:

Subsection 10.1., Title G, of the Lexhatx, stating:

"The Magistrate Courts shall consist of not less than two and no more than three separate Magistrate Courts, each magistrate distributed to separate chambers. No member of the Uppermost Cort and/or person(s) barred by Article XVI, Section 3 of the Organic Law, from being a Judge and/or non-citizens may be a Magistrate. Magistrates shall be chosen and removed as provided in Article XVI, Section 1 & Section 4 of the Organic Law. "

shall henceforth read:

"The Magistrate Courts shall consist of not less than two and no more than three separate Magistrate Courts, each magistrate distributed to separate chambers. No member of the Uppermost Cort and/or person(s) barred by Article XVI, Section 3 of the Organic Law, from being a Judge and/or non-citizens may be a Magistrate. Additionally, the head of the Ministry of Justice and his subordinates are barred from becoming or serving as a Magistrate. Magistrates shall be chosen and removed as provided in Article XVI, Section 1 & Section 4 of the Organic Law."

Uréu q'estadra så:

   Magniloqueu Épiqeu da Lhiun - (MC-MRPT)
   Glüc da Dhi - (Seneschal del Regipäts Talossan)