Crown Court

This article is a part of the Politics and Government of Ibagli series.
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The Crown Court is the superior court of Ibagli. It has existed in its current form since the independence of Ibagli in 1955. It consists of a Chief Judge and several puisne judges, as well as the Chief Justice of Ibagli and the puisne justices of the Supreme Court of Ibagli, although they generally do not hear cases that are likely to be appealed to that body. Former puisne justices of the Supreme Court usually retain their seats on the Crown Court after their retirement. There are currently fifteen puisne judges. The current Chief Justice of the Crown Court is Robert LaPierre.

Justices

• Chief Judge
  • Sir Robert LaPierre KCRI QC
• Puisne Judges
  • Daniel Welland
  • Albert Tarning QC
  • Nancy Tinway QC
  • Robert Wu
  • Phillip Ronden QC
  • Amy Fanden
  • Lorrie Hannington
  • Bradley Kane QC
  • James Gatt
  • Ronald Asden QC
• Chief Justice of Ibagli
  • Sir Albert Wooster GCRI QC
• Puisne Justices of the Supreme Court of Ibagli
  • Sir Henry Good KCRI QC
  • Sir Nicholas Law KCRI QC
  • Dame Alice Marshall DCRI QC
  • Dame Kathryn Jameson DCRI QC
  • Sir Robert Wu KCRI QC
  • Dame Jillian Greer DCRI QC
• Retired Puisne Justices of the Supreme Court of Ibagli
  • Sir Jeffery Deltoro KCRI QC
  • Dame Nancy Dinning DCRI QC