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- Client Name: Mask3d_Wolf
- Counsel Name: Avaneesh2008 (Dragon Law)
- Were you originally the plaintiff or the defendant: Plaintiff
- Reason for the Appeal: When the Federal Court ruled in favor of the defendant, the ruled that because Magistrates are governed by the Judicial Standards Act (JSA), they are not governed by the Commercial Standards Act (CSA). However, the JSA never outlined that magistrates are not to be governed by other pieces of legislation. While the Federal Court is right that Magistrates are regulated by the JSA, they fail to consider that a person can be regulated by more than one piece of legislation. The CSA applies to all people regardless of their political status or job as there is no mention of restrictions anywhere in the act. In addition, the court ruled that the Supreme Court was able to fire Mask3d_Wolf with the JSA in place at that time, however, the plaintiff's argument was that the CSA prohibits unjust termination, not that the JSA did not allow Mask3d_wolf to be fired. Both of these reasonings show holes in the verdict given by the Federal Court and the plaintiff wishes to ask the Supreme Court to look over this case.
- Additional Information: The plaintiff was also denied $50,000 in unpaid salary from his job as a magistrate and we hope to be awarded this amount so the plaintiff can be paid for the work they have done as a Magistrate.
- Counsel Name: Avaneesh2008 (Dragon Law)
- Were you originally the plaintiff or the defendant: Plaintiff
- Reason for the Appeal: When the Federal Court ruled in favor of the defendant, the ruled that because Magistrates are governed by the Judicial Standards Act (JSA), they are not governed by the Commercial Standards Act (CSA). However, the JSA never outlined that magistrates are not to be governed by other pieces of legislation. While the Federal Court is right that Magistrates are regulated by the JSA, they fail to consider that a person can be regulated by more than one piece of legislation. The CSA applies to all people regardless of their political status or job as there is no mention of restrictions anywhere in the act. In addition, the court ruled that the Supreme Court was able to fire Mask3d_Wolf with the JSA in place at that time, however, the plaintiff's argument was that the CSA prohibits unjust termination, not that the JSA did not allow Mask3d_wolf to be fired. Both of these reasonings show holes in the verdict given by the Federal Court and the plaintiff wishes to ask the Supreme Court to look over this case.
- Additional Information: The plaintiff was also denied $50,000 in unpaid salary from his job as a magistrate and we hope to be awarded this amount so the plaintiff can be paid for the work they have done as a Magistrate.