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Constitutional Council had determined that exchange studnets are not constituents and therefore should not have voted in SU elections. The vote was 3-2, opinions will be out in about 2 weeks.

Please see the docket for a case Constitutional Council as just put there.

I apologize, I don't have set hours yet, the semester just started, but for tomorrow, my office hours will be: 9 to 10am, though I will be in a meeting, I can accept petions at this time. 11:30-1:00pm, I will be having a meeting at 12, but I can take small information requests and petitions during this timel. 11:30-noon and 12:30 to 1. Other appointments may be made.

If none of these time works for you, or if you have any questions you'd rather submit via email, please feel free to contact me via email at judicial@su.wustl.edu or wjtaylor@go.wustl.edu

Attached is the new, updated Constitutional Council Interpretation Policy. This is how our body will operate moving forward.

Best,

Justin Taylor

Chief Justice

Attached are the updated Constitution and Statutes that should be entirely up to date. These will also be sent to the Webmaster and should appear in the Overview section soon.

Dear Constituents, SU officers and otherwise,

I am currently trying to get out the new Constitution and Statutes out after the many changes that have occurred recently. I am in possession of the Constitutional Changes that passed through elections. I have neither the GEC statutes nor the changes that integrated Equipment Committee into the other two Treasury Committees. I do not know of anyone who currently has a copy of the GEC legislation. If you have it or know someone that has it, please contact me at judicial@su.wustl.edu. I believe Eliot Walker has the Equipment Committee legislation, but if you have it, please send it to me as it would move my process along.

Thank you for your help

Justin Taylor

Chief Justice

Constitutional Council will be looking at its Grievance Policy over the next two weeks. Attached is the current policy, we welcome all input.

Justin Taylor

Chief Justice

Constitutional Council has released two decisions this week. They are attached.

I am currently in the process for appointing the position of Election Commissioner for next year. Anyone interested, please submit their names to wjtaylor@go.wustl.edu or judicial@su.wustl.edu. I will have one on one interviews with all who submit their names to me. The deadline to contact me is April 2.

The position of Election Commissioner entails:

Organizing and coordinating all elections of the Student Union.

Creating an Election Commision.

Convening and presiding over meetings of the Election Commission.

Serving on the Recruitment and Retention Committee.
Setting the timetable for the selection of the Election Commission.
Setting the timetable for the elections of representatives of the Student Union.

Coordinating and establishing rules for Freshman Class Elections if the Election Commission has yet to be seated.

Hello Constituents,

As Natacha said in her post, I have been elected Chief Justice of Constitutional Council. I promise I will fufill my new role to the best of my abilities.

Just as a bit of background, I am a sophomore in the college of Arts & Sciences. I am a double major in Philosophy and Mathematics. I have been in Student Union for two years now as an Associate Justice.

If you have any questions please feel free to contact me at judicial@su.wustl.edu or wjtaylor@go.wustl.edu.

Thank you,

Justin Taylor