SGA Passes Bill Regulating Student Court
The Student Government Association (SGA) has amended its bylaws to restructure and increase oversight of the Student Court.
Senators unanimously passed the Judicial Branch Bylaws Establishment Act, which requires the Student Court to meet at least four times a semester and issue monthly reports to the legislative and executive branches.
The act also establishes two lower courts to hear cases before they reach the full panel of seven justices, increasing the efficiency of the judicial process.
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In summary, the SGA has taken steps to increase the activity and transparency of the Student Court.
Author's summary: SGA regulates Student Court with new bylaws.
- Monthly meetings are now required for the Student Court.
- Monthly reports must be issued to the legislative and executive branches.
- Two lower courts have been established to hear cases.
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