52ND CONGRESS
AN ACT
To Clarify certain procedures for the management of cases in the Judicial Branch and determine what cases the United States Department of Justice should pursue.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,
SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE.
This Act may be cited as the "Judiciary Case Selection Act".
Any legislation, executive order, or other regulation that contrasts with this Act is hereby null and void.
SEC. 2. STATUES OF LIMITATIONS.
A.) Unless shown as an exception as defined in section 2.D, any case that was either filed more than 120 days ago is to be dismissed by either a currently-riding Judge or Justice, or declared Nolle prosequi by a relevant officer of the Department of Justice.
B.) Unless shown as an exception as defined in section 2.D, any evidence listed as older than 120 days old is to be thrown out by either a currently-riding Judge or Justice, or withdrawn by a relevant officer of the Department of Justice.
C.) Unless shown as an exception as defined in section 2.D, any case that is based on events no longer occurring that happened over 120 days ago is to be dismissed by either a currently-riding Judge or Justice, or declared Nolle prosequi by a relevant officer of the Department of Justice.
D.) Exceptions to sections 2.a through 2.c:
1.) Any case with the charge against the defense being Treason.
2.) Any case that involves conspiracy that violates the law.
SEC. 3. CASE PRIORITY
A.) Unless given an exception as defined by section 3.B, all federal court cases must be accepted by Assistant U.S. Attorneys and Federal Judges in order of oldest and legally-acceptable to newest.
B.) Exceptions to Section 3.A:
1.) Any case that has been declared urgent by an Assistant Attorney General delegated by the Attorney General or above.
i. A case may only be declared urgent if there is evidence that the defendant may flee the United States or potentially sabotage the prosecution's case, and must have the approval of the presiding riding judge or justice.
SEC. 4. SEVER-ABILITY.
(a) If any provision of this Act is to be specifically repealed or held unconstitutional, the remainder of this Act is to remain valid unless the full Act is specifically repealed or held unconstitutional.
~ Drafted by Senator Tankslayer10 | Support from Attorney General Qolio
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