ASUCR Judicial Branch

ASUCR Judicial Branch Judicial Council Mission Statement:

The Judicial Council seeks to ensure the smooth and effective r

General Summary of the Judicial Council:

The ASUCR Judicial Council is one of the three branches of government on campus that holds sole judicial authority over all cases regarding the Constitution, Bylaws, and each representative member of ASUCR. The Judicial Council also holds the power to review all financial allocations made by ASUCR. The Council consists of six Justices, three justices are a

ppointed for two-years terms and the other three are one-year terms. The Justices are presented to the Senate by the Executive Cabinet and ratified by the Senate. An undergraduate student may bring a case to the Council’s attention by filling out an Investigation/Review Form, which is available at the front desk of the ASUCR office and on the ASUCR website under the Judicial section. It is our pleasure to serve the students of the University of California, Riverside.

05/02/2018

Dear UCR Community,

Several students have expressed their concerns that “ballots went missing” or that something happened during the collection of the ballots that lowered the turnout in this year’s ASUCR election. The ASUCR Judicial Council would like to ensure the student body that this year’s election was conducted and handled with the utmost care.

It was established before the election that members of the Judicial Branch would supervise the transportation of the ballots. During election week, at least three members of the Judicial Branch helped transport the ballots from the polling stations to the office of Laurie Sinclair, the ASUCR Executive Director, and to organize the ballots into stacks by hand.

After organizing the ballots into stacks, the Executive Director was escorted by the Elections Director and three members of Judicial Branch as she carried the ballots to a safe outside of the ASUCR office. Only the Executive Director and one other professional staff member from ASUCR have the key to the safe. We locked the ballots in the safe and repeated this process everyday of elections week.

The only time ballots were taken out to the safe was Sunday when the ballots were counted. There is video proof that the ballots were not mishandled when they were removed from the safe for counting. Members of the Judicial Branch, the Executive Director, the Elections Director, and members of the Elections Committee all helped count the ballots by scanner and by hand. At no point were any ballots lost, misplaced, tampered with or mishandled. At the end of the count, 2,818 ballots were collected.

This year’s election did not meet 20% turnout, but this was not because of a lack of care surrounding the collection of the ballots. At the end of the day, not enough students came out to the polling stations to vote.Hopefully next year, this will not be the case.

If you have any further questions surrounding the role of the Judicial Council during the ASUCR Elections or about how the ballots were handled, please email [email protected].

-Chief Justice Jo Gbujama

04/23/2018

ASUCR Judicial Council would like encourage you in participating in this year’s ASUCR elections by voting for your college representatives for student government. Your participation as a student is of vital importance to ensure that you elect the candidates you deem best fit your needs and interests. Make sure to stop by any of the polling stations located throughout campus, and take part of this great opportunity.

- Justice Mina Hanin

The ASUCR Senate will have an open hearing on Wednesday, March 17th at 7:15pm, with Chief Justice Jo Gbujama presiding, ...
03/13/2017

The ASUCR Senate will have an open hearing on Wednesday, March 17th at 7:15pm, with Chief Justice Jo Gbujama presiding, to determine whether the actions of the following ASUCR Executive Cabinet members warrants impeachment:

President Shafi Karim
Vice President of External Affairs Oscar Loera
Personnel Director Alan Alcantra

A statement from the ASUCR Judicial Council regarding the ASUCR Elections.
04/23/2016

A statement from the ASUCR Judicial Council regarding the ASUCR Elections.

03/14/2016

The Judicial Branch will be holding a hearing March 14, 2016, 12PM. In the ASUCR Senate Chambers.

For more information, please contact [email protected]

02/27/2016

The Judicial Branch will be holding an emergency meeting tomorrow, FEBRUARY 27, 2016 1PM.

For more information, please contact [email protected]

02/26/2016

The Judicial Council will be holding a Emergency meeting on Friday, 2/26/2016, 5PM at the ASUCR Conference room.

For more information please contact [email protected]

01/28/2016

The Judicial Council will hold weekly meetings every Wednesday, 5PM until the conclusion of 2016 Winter Quarter. Meetings are scheduled and confirmed weekly unless notice of cancelation is posted.

For more information please contact [email protected]

01/20/2016

The judicial council will hold an emergency meeting January 20, 2015 5PM in the ASUCR Conference room.

For more information please contact [email protected]

11/13/2015

The Judicial Council will be meeting on the MORNING of FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20th, 8AM in the ASUCR Conference Room.
For more information, please contact [email protected]

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