Clockington Justice Code

The Clockington Justice Code refers to Article IV, Section I and Article V of the United States of Quentin Constitution, which establish the federal justice code of the country and the process of justice. Named after Jim Clockington, the drafter and main proponent of those sections, the code was one of the most highly debated sections of the document, and led to the Third Floor Candle Compromise that allowed its inclusion along with the inclusion of Article VI.