Supreme Court

The Supreme Court consists of the Chief Justice, four Associate Justices, and a Clerk of the Court. The Student Body President appoints justices from among second- and third-year students at FSU’s College of Law. The Chief Justice appoints the Clerk of the Court, who may be any student. The Chief Justice also appoints the Supervisor of Elections and the Elections Commission, which consists of six students at FSU’s College of Law.

Any student may file a complaint with the Supreme Court by filling out a complaint form. The student must simply state the facts of the claim and the court’s jurisdiction, which covers:

1. Questions of the constitutionality of actions by student governing groups, organizations, and their representatives
2. Violations of the Student Body Constitution and Statutes
3. Conflicts between student groups
4. Violations of the SGA ethics code
5. Appeals from the Florida State University Elections Commission
6. Advisory opinions, which may be requested by the Student Body President or any Senator
7. Issuing any writ necessary and proper to the complete exercise of the court’s jurisdiction

Judicial FormsSupreme Court Rules of Procedure

Supreme Court Chief Justice:
Haven Branca

SGASUPREMECOURT@admin.fsu.edu

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Associate Justice:
Sergio Mejia Aguilar

 

Associate Justice:
James Brooks

 

Associate Justice:
Syene Kulendran

 

Associate Justice:
Madison Smith

 

Clerk of the Court • Aenon Tsahakis

SGA-Court-Clerk@fsu.edu

Deputy Clerk of the Court • VACANT