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In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, California Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye issued a second emergency order to the Alameda County Superior Court, excusing prospective jurors and extending the court’s public closure period.
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The ASUC elections and judicial council officially certified Pedro De Anda Plascencia as the candidate to replace former senator Jenny Jungmin Kim.
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The ASUC Elections Council held a special meeting Wednesday to discuss the procedure of filling the vacant senate seat left by former ASUC Senator Jenny Jungmin Kim.
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Now former ASUC associate justice José Marrero Rosado resigned at last week’s senate meeting, citing “illegitimacy” within the student government.
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The ASUC Senate held its regular meeting Wednesday night, discussing different upcoming community events as well as plans to improve campus.
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The ASUC Judicial Council met virtually Sunday to discuss the plea deal between the ASUC Elections Council and CalSERVE and to certify the election results from April.
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Student Action’s three executive candidates and 11 Senate candidates are no longer disqualified after this process, although final elections results for ASUC Senate and executive positions have yet to be certified.
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After many hours of deliberation and several days of meetings, the ASUC Judicial Council decided unanimously to rehear Student Action’s case regarding the party’s financial misfilings after the council’s earlier decision — which disqualified the entire party — was appealed.
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After nearly four hours of discussion — the majority of which was spent in closed session — the ASUC Judicial Council announced that this upcoming Friday, it will deliberate on Student Action’s appeal of the ruling that disqualified the party’s entire slate from the 2019 election cycle.
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Five newly appointed justices joined the four remaining justices at the ASUC Judicial Council meeting Monday to reorganize after last month’s resignations and rule on the appeal request from Student Action after the party’s disqualification.
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