Article C

Article C: Constitutional Compliance

Section C1 -- Judicial Structure

(a) The High Chancery Court of Equity, Civil Claims Tribunal, and Specialized Courts derive authority from Chapter 5, Article 14(1) ("Judiciary shall be independent").

(b) The Royal Family Bench and Environmental Stewardship Court align with Chapter 6, Article 16(3) ("Right to education, healthcare, and environmental protection").

Section C2 -- Equality and Access to Justice

(a) Simplified procedures in the Civil Claims Tribunal (Article 1B) ensure affordable access to justice, per Chapter 6, Article 16(1) ("Equality before the law").

(b) Mandatory mediation (Article 3A) supports Chapter 6, Article 16(4) ("Right to resolve disputes fairly").

Section C3 -- Enforcement of Rights

(a) Monetary judgments (Article 4A) and contempt penalties (Article 4B) uphold Chapter 6, Article 16(4) ("Right to effective remedy").

(b) Special protections for vulnerable parties (e.g., family law in the Royal Family Bench) comply with Chapter 6, Article 16(1) ("Right to family life").

Section C4 -- Constitutional Review

(a) Final appeals to the Crown Sovereign Court (Article 5B) fulfill Chapter 5, Article 15(1) (Constitutional Court's duty to review legality).