Template:Infobox high court

Template documentation This documentation is transcluded from Template:Infobox high court/doc. (edit | history) Despite the name, this Infobox actually works for any courthouse article. Usage {{Infobox high court | court_name = | image = | caption = | established = | country = <!-- Despite what this says, this is actually the JURISDICTION section. What does this court have authority over? If national, USA. If state, the state. If it's something else, say it (e.g. exclusive jurisdiction). --> | location = | type = | authority = | appeals = | terms = | positions = | website = | chiefjudgetitle = | chiefjudgename = | termstart = | termend = | termend2 = }} Explanation Name of the court. Established What year was this court established? Jurisdiction Despite what this says, this is actually the JURISDICTION section. What does this court have authority over? If national, USA. If state, the state. Location Location of the courthouse. Composition method How are the judges selected? Are they nominated and confirmed? Appointed straight? Elected? Inherited/dynastic? Ect. ect. Authorized by From WHAT does the court have a right to exist? Unlike lower courts, a supreme court must have a grounding basis. In the USA, that'd be the Constitution. In the states, that is up to you. Decisions are appealed to Where do appeals of from this court go, if applicable? (State supreme courts go to the Federal district.) Judge term length How long can a judge preside? Number of positions How many judges are on this court? Title of the top judge such as chief justice/senior/leading judge, if applicable. Currently The name of said judge. Since Year current chief became chief, if applicable. Lead position ends What year must the chief justice resign? {{Infobox high court | court_name = Name of the court. | image = | caption = A caption, if you will. | established = What year was this court established? | country = Despite what this says, this is actually the JURISDICTION section. What does this court have authority over? If national, USA. If state, the state. | location = Location of the courthouse. | type = How are the judges selected? Are they nominated and confirmed? Appointed straight? Elected? Inherited/dynastic? Ect. ect. | authority = From WHAT does the court have a right to exist? Unlike lower courts, a supreme court must have a grounding basis. In the USA, that'd be the Constitution. In the states, that is up to you. | appeals = Where do appeals of from this court go, if applicable? (State supreme courts go to the Federal district.) | terms = How long can a judge preside? | positions = How many judges are on this court? | chiefjudgetitle = Title of the top judge such as chief justice/senior/leading judge, if applicable. | chiefjudgename = The name of said judge. | termstart = Year current chief became chief, if applicable. | termend = What year must the chief justice resign? }}