Office of Pacific Justice Oakvale

[Napoleon]

Since we've apparently reverted back to the Fourth Constitution I guess I'm back in this job much like Governor Spamage is back in his. Er, good to be here.

Third constitution.

[Napoleon]

Since we've apparently reverted back to the Fourth Constitution I guess I'm back in this job much like Governor Spamage is back in his. Er, good to be here.

Third constitution.

Oh, right. The Wolfentoadstitution, anyway.

Yeah, I've actually brought a lawsuit against you, since the document states that the Governor is to appoint a Pacifican.

[Napoleon]

Since we've apparently reverted back to the Fourth Constitution I guess I'm back in this job much like Governor Spamage is back in his. Er, good to be here.

Third constitution.

Oh, right. The Wolfentoadstitution, anyway.

Yeah, I've actually brought a lawsuit against Governor Spamage, since the document states that the Governor is to appoint a Pacifican.

...who is a resident of the Mideast.

You were to appoint a Pacifican. You did not. That appointment must be ruled illegal.

[Napoleon]

We had a similar situation in the Northeast once, with Giovanni. Ah, the old days.

[Napoleon]

Anyway, requiring that members of a region's judiciary reside in another region is a strong guarantee of meaningful separation of powers. In this respect the Pacific should be regarded as a model for the other regions to emulate. I applaud the architects of the Third Pacific Constitution for this bit of genius.

It's best to have people familiar with the regions laws and history, than someone has an aura of impartiality (but of course no guarantee). Fortunately, Oakvale does have great knowledge of the region's statute.

Do you think requiring the Governor to appoint a Pacifican to an office that can only be held by a resident of the Mideast region is "a bit of genius"?