Judicial Branch

The NDSU Student Court of Justice represents the Judicial Branch of Student Government. The Student Court consists of a panel of Associate and Assistant Justices led by the Chief Justice. Justices serve from the time of appointment to the completion of their studies at this university, resignation from the court, or recall by the Student Senate. Court vacancies are filled by student body president appointment when vacancies arise during the regular school year.

The Student Court has final jurisdiction on issues such as constitutional interpretation, constitutionality of Student Senate legislation; cases involving student body elections; cases involving the violation of the Student Body Constitution, Student Government Code or Student Senate legislation; and cases involving conflict with recognized student organizations. In addition, they have the power to issue injunctions or impose monetary fines in cases within its jurisdiction.

Chief Justice
Name: Drew Espeseth Hometown: Portal, ND Major: Journalism and Broadcasting Why are you proud to be a Bison: NDSU is a great school with excellent opportunities to get involved, and I'm just proud to be a part of that. Goals: I'd like to make student government seem more accessible to students Organizations: Delta Upsilon, Lambda Pi Eta, History and Traditions Council, The Spectrum drew.t.espeseth@ndsu.edu
Associate Justices
Name: Meghan McCloud Hometown: Major: Criminal Justice Why are you proud to be a Bison: Our school has set such a high standard for learning that I feel when people know that I'm a Bison I feel proud. Organizations: Criminal Justice Club, STLF, National Leadership Society, Youth Court, Lutheran Social Services. meghan.mccloud@ndsu.edu	Name: Lana Rask Hometown:Pelican Rapids, MN Major: Political Science, Psychology Why are you proud to be a Bison? NDSU offers many great opportunities and we have the best mascot. Go Thundar! Organizations: Resident Assistant lana.rask@ndsu.edu
Name: Rachel Perschbacher Hometown: Brooklyn Park, MN Major: Political Science Why are you proud to be a Bison: There area a lot of different ways to get involved on campus and many opportunities to meet other students with similar interests. Organizations: Pre-law Club rachel.perschbacher@ndsu.edu	Name: Kevin Black Hometown: Grand Forks, ND Major: Industrial Engineering, Management Why are you proud to be a Bison:I am proud to be a Bison because of the exciting atmosphere around campus and the incredible people that make NDSU such a great institution. Organizations: Bison Ambassadors, Blue Key National Honor Society, Institute of Industrial Engineers kevin.black@ndsu.edu

Documents

Election Code
NDSU Student Body Constitution
Official Complaint Form
Student Government Application
Student Government Code