United States of Quentin Supreme Council

United States of Quentin Supreme Council
Coat of Arms
Motto: "Keen, Decisive, Just"
Purpose: Highest Federal Court United States of Quentin
Composition
Members	7 Deciders
Demonym	Decider
History
Constitution Ratified:	January 31st, 1834
First Court Approved:	March 23rd, 1834
Leadership
Location	Mechanicsburg Verrecchia Building
Type	Federal Court
Supreme Decider	Sue Jevic
Associate Deciders	Kelsey Kinnings Jordan Feliz Leonard Bennett Will Amokxian Jenna Lautz Sam Stephenson
Selection
Method	Appointed by President, Approved by Congress
Term	Life or Retirement
Qualifications	30 Years of Age Lifelong USQ Citizen Qualified in FELSOG
Website	supremecouncil.nwd.gov[1]

The Supreme Council of the United States of Quentin is the highest federal court in the United States of Quentin. Established in 1834 with the ratification of the Constitution of the United States of Quentin in Article IV, the Council deals with criminal trials that are on the federal level, such as high crimes like treason, along with civil lawsuits brought by citizens or the government. Most cases heard by the Council are those appealed to its level, however the Council does have original jurisdiction in intergovernmental disputes and major federal crimes. It also plays an essential role in the legislative process, reviewing all federal legislation to ensure it does not violate the Constitution. Since Darnell v. Amia Woman and the 9th Amendment, the Council has also had authority to strike down executive orders which are unconstitutional. Finally, it has powers to approve foreign deals and treaties and decide upon the composition of the House of Bureaucrats.

The Council was established with the ratification of the Constitution, and President George Firedawn appointed all seven members of the first Council on March 1st, with approval and inauguration made official on March 23rd of 1834. Each justice on the Council has a lifetime tenure, or until the decider retires or is impeached. Whenever a vacancy occurs, the President must appoint a new decider, with the approval of the House of Bureaucrats. Each decider has a single vote when deciding upon verdicts, including the Supreme Decider who leads the Council in its deliberations and opinions. The Supreme Council meets in Mechanicsburg, GA, the nation's capital, at the Verrecchia Building, named for first Supreme Decider Sophie Verrecchia.

Membership

Current Deciders

There are currently seven deciders on the Supreme Council, with no vacancies. This includes Supreme Decider Sue Jevic, along with six Associate Deciders. Among the current members of the Council, the longest serving is Kelsey Kinnings with a tenure of 25 years, 72 days, although Supreme Decider Sue Jevic is not far behind at 25 years, 15 days on the Council in total. The most recent Decider to join the Council is Sam Stephenson, whose tenure began on September 28th, 2018. Below are the current members of the Council.

Decider	Name/Birth	Appointed By	Date Confirmed (Vote)	Age	Tenure	Previous Position	Replaced
	Sue Jevic January 19th, 1958 Baltimore, DA	David Wagner (Associate Decider) Kyle Lovestington (Supreme Decider)	September 4th, 1995 (84-26) October 6th, 2017 (83-27)	62	25 years	Justice on the Federal Appeals Court of the Desert Area	Kumarington
	Kelsey Kinnings July 8th, 1967 Bouclier, TA	David Wagner	July 9th, 1995 (57-53)	56	25 years	Justice on the Federal Appeals Court of Tantallegara	Press
	Jordan Feliz May 2nd, 1971 Belljexk, CA	Blaze Peters	May 5th, 2001 (65-45)	49	19 years	Justice on the Federal Appeals Court of the Chip Area	Acropolis
	Leonard Bennett February 17th, 1966 West Snowy, SL	Veer Shah	October 4th, 2006 (78-32)	54	14 years	Justice on the Second Federal Maxx District Court	Lumbermate
	Will Amokxian June 12th, 1951 Dearnburg, DA	Kyle Lovestington	July 29th, 2011 (56-54)	69	9 years	Attorney	Dekid
	Jenna Lautz April 19th, 1978 Ravendroit, MLS	Kyle Lovestington	November 30th, 2017 (99-11)	42	3 years	Chief Justice of the Superior Court of the Desert Area	Bourne
	Sam Stephenson January 18th, 1942 Kad'dgen, KI	Kyle Lovestington	September 28th, 2018 (64-46)	78	2 years	Chief Justice of the Federal Appeals Court of the Kade Islands	Dee