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The District Court (or "DCR") is the lowest court in the Redmont judiciary, underneath the Federal Court and Supreme Court. Cases before the District Court are presided over by a single Magistrate, who are appointed by the Chief Justice. The Constitution only allows for there to be 3 appointed Magistrates at any given time.

Membership

See also: List of magistrates

Current Magistrates of the District Court
Magistrate	Appointed by	Appointment Date
AmityBlamity	Aladeen22	July 3rd, 2025
VACANT	VACANT	VACANT
VACANT	VACANT	VACANT

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	The '''District Court''' (or "DCR") is the lowest court in the Redmont [[judiciary]], underneath the [[Federal Court]] and [[Supreme Court]]. Cases before the District Court are presided over by a single [[Magistrate]], who are appointed by the [[Chief justice\|Chief Justice]]. The Constitution only allows for there to be 3 appointed Magistrates at any given time.		The '''District Court''' (or "DCR") is the lowest court in the Redmont [[judiciary]], underneath the [[Federal Court]] and [[Supreme Court]]. Cases before the District Court are presided over by a single [[Magistrate]], who are appointed by the [[Chief justice\|Chief Justice]]. The Constitution only allows for there to be 3 appointed Magistrates at any given time.