How To Fix America. BSL JD Dickens

to the public that their court room log of experience and judicial actions taken within that trial experience. Before qualifying for the election ballot, these judicial candidates will be required to pass the same level of security clearance as is established for the highest level security clearance required of the highest levels of the military.

      The Republic Body of Justices term of office is also limited to twelve years. The Republic Body members can run for re-election as many times as the public will vote for them, thus they are not required to step down after twelve years. They are simply required to post themselves once again on the ballot for the public to extend their court representation for the people. Along with their duties to the Supreme Court, these justices will have oversight of the Executive Branch of Government, thus prosecution rights over the President, his cabinet and staff. This responsibility is the reason that they shall pass the security clearance requirement of the military. Another reason for this is to limit the use of Executive Privilege only to executive actions, less any military functions of the executive office. The Republic Body of Justices having been sworn into office, can through prosecution be allowed to develop a “need to know,” thus having access to state and military secrets for the purpose of finding and relief of necessity of executive privilege. This is not to be used as a means to halt executive privilege but rather to investigate the claim for necessity of executive privilege. The Joint Chiefs of Staff can brief the Justices on which state or military secrets can or can not be shared to prevent public jeopardy within a Congressional Court of Impeachment. As is the current procedure, the House and Senate can exercise the actions of impeachment. However the Republic Body of Justices can prosecute and deliver evidence to the Congress for any impeachment proceedings. These justices can conduct the court proceedings of the impeachment process, but they do not have a vote in the impeachment itself. They would be acting as a continual special investigative committee, grand jury, and branch of prosecution. This does not intend to stop the House or the Senate from producing their own committees and special prosecutions. The state of business as usual continues to function. This is an additional realm of checks and balances with a direct line of access from the high court.

      The Republic Body can issue sentencing to the impeached on the recommendations of the House and Senate as well for these justices to take into consideration, however sentences from the Republic Body is left to their final determination.