

I think the nation as a whole should be divided up into four regional blocs, each with their own judiciary, executive, legislative, military branches, and a regional president. They submit personnel to the national body, including National Justices. This keeps any single territory, person, or party from dominating the ideology of the national court.
What I am thinking, is something like…
- 3 executive justices, chosen by the executive without presidential input.
- 3 judiciary justices, required to have served a long time as a judge.
- 3 legislative justices, chosen by the elected representatives.
- 3 military justices, chosen by rank and file soldiers by popular election.
- 1 presidential justice. When the president who picked the justice leaves office, so does their pick.
If we have 4 regions, and including the National President’s single justice…
- 53 national justices, total.
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Also, add in…
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10 year term limit total, that can’t be renewed nor extended. Presidential justices also are subjected to this restriction.
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An age limit of 60. A justice has to have a sound mind, and reasonably modern understanding of the nation’s people and a grasp of technology.
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Elimination of the shadow docket, and limits on the amount of vacation time that justices can have in a year. We want them to do their job.














Seems like a branch that could use the liberal application of an axe.