The constitution this court interprets

Inconsistency with Fundamental Freedoms

A law in force is illegal or unconstitutional Withdrawn

What is challenged

Fossil Fuel Extraction

The law today

Ban all new extraction

The appeal asks for

Licensed extraction with limits

Appellant: League For The Liberation Of Novograd
Filed: May 4, 2022
Decided: May 26, 2022

The appellant party disbanded before the court could rule, so the case was closed without a ruling on the merits.

The case

The appellant's argument, then every party's submission, oldest first. Submissions are advisory: the justices read them, they do not count as votes.

League For The Liberation Of Novograd Appellant · May 4, 2022

A total ban on all new extraction of fossil fuels is in fundamental conflict with the order of law in Novograd. Instead, a more steady, limited approach, should be utilised, allowing for extraction within reasonable limits, so as to maximise fairness.

Historic Pact Of Novograd Support · 27 Aug 2026, 5:25 p.m.

We support this proposal
Progessive Reform Support · 27 Aug 2026, 7:27 p.m.

Honestly who gives tow seconds thought about the environment when there are bigger fish to fry, practically whales at this point. Other nations with greater populations don't care about it so why should we. Don't know why it's been brought to the supreme court though, waste of money.
The Revolutionary Communist Union Oppose · 28 Aug 2026, 2:16 p.m.

We only have one earth! It doesn‘t matter if we make more money now, if future generations can‘t reap the benefits!

The bench

Each justice's vote and reasoning, published under their seat number. The court never reveals who sits on it.

Justice #1 Did not vote
Justice #2 Did not vote
Justice #3 Did not vote
Justice #4 Did not vote
Justice #6 Did not vote
Justice #7 Did not vote

0 to uphold · 0 to deny · 0 recused · 6 did not vote