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The Government of Malabra, also known as the '''Royal Leaders of Malabra''' is formed in 3 branches. These brances are '''The Royal Courts''', '''The Royal Executives''', and the '''The Royal Legislature'''. | The Government of Malabra, also known as the '''Royal Leaders of Malabra''' is formed in 3 branches. These brances are '''The Royal Courts''', '''The Royal Executives''', and the '''The Royal Legislature'''. | ||
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'''The Royal Courts''' consist of all courts in Malabra. There are city courts, province courts, and '''The Supreame Court of Malabra'''. City and province courts are to be ran by the local authorities. They decide election requirements (for juries/judges), term limits (for judges/juries), election rules (for judges/juries), and anything pertaining to the courts. '''The Supreame Court of Malabra''' is the national court of Malabra. Judges are voted in by the people of Malabra, and are to serve only 4 years in their position. No judge may serve more than 1 term. Impeachements are available, only if 1/3 of the Parliament and House of Senators '''combined''' vote for it. Regardless, all courts should elect their judges and juries democratically regardless of sex, race, nationality, or any other reason. Appeals are available to all courts but at the national level. At the national level, all courts must abide by their ruling. | '''The Royal Courts''' consist of all courts in Malabra. There are city courts, province courts, and '''The Supreame Court of Malabra'''. City and province courts are to be ran by the local authorities. They decide election requirements (for juries/judges), term limits (for judges/juries), election rules (for judges/juries), and anything pertaining to the courts. '''The Supreame Court of Malabra''' is the national court of Malabra. Judges are voted in by the people of Malabra, and are to serve only 4 years in their position. No judge may serve more than 1 term. Impeachements are available, only if 1/3 of the Parliament and House of Senators '''combined''' vote for it. Regardless, all courts should elect their judges and juries democratically regardless of sex, race, nationality, or any other reason. Appeals are available to all courts but at the national level. At the national level, all courts must abide by their ruling. | ||
**THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS** | **THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS** | ||
Revision as of 23:14, 1 March 2005
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| Flag of Malabra | |
| Motto: "Government Should be in the Hands of the People" | |
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| Region | International Democratic Union |
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| Capital | Mishba District |
| Official Language(s) | Miskinian (75%) English (25%) |
| Leader | His Majesty, King Michael the II |
| Population | 649 million |
| Currency | Mikba |
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History
The Constitutional Monarchy of Malabra is rich in history. It was formed after the destruction of two individual countries that were under dictatorship rule. These countries were Mala and Branuham. The ditatorship in both countries lasted back to Ancient Times, and finally after a war that lasted nearly 15 years, the people overthrew the government through force and some foreign help. The countries soon declared themselves independent states, but most of the international community did not. The only ones to recognize their independence were the foreign powers that helped them. Soon after the revolution, however, the two countries grew into anarchy and disorder soon followed. It wasn't until Msladva Slasas from Braunham united the two together in either late November or early December of 2004. He declared himself the devine monarch of the country and established it as a constitutional monarchy, believing that freedom should be granted to the people including economic, personal, and political freedoms. He combined the two names of Mala and Branuham to get Malabra. Thus, the formal name of the democratic country was now The Constitutional Monarchy of Malabra and still remains this to this very day. Foreign powers now recognize this country as soveriegn.
Government
The Government of Malabra, also known as the Royal Leaders of Malabra is formed in 3 branches. These brances are The Royal Courts, The Royal Executives, and the The Royal Legislature.
The Royal Courts consist of all courts in Malabra. There are city courts, province courts, and The Supreame Court of Malabra. City and province courts are to be ran by the local authorities. They decide election requirements (for juries/judges), term limits (for judges/juries), election rules (for judges/juries), and anything pertaining to the courts. The Supreame Court of Malabra is the national court of Malabra. Judges are voted in by the people of Malabra, and are to serve only 4 years in their position. No judge may serve more than 1 term. Impeachements are available, only if 1/3 of the Parliament and House of Senators combined vote for it. Regardless, all courts should elect their judges and juries democratically regardless of sex, race, nationality, or any other reason. Appeals are available to all courts but at the national level. At the national level, all courts must abide by their ruling.
- THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS**
