Spanish Constitutional Court

The Spanish Constitutional Court, formally comprised of five members, is designed to interpret and uphold the Spanish Constitution. Upon the first election to the court, only three members were appointed; Chris Laguarde, Iván Redondo and Raúl Ornelas Pinto.

Their first defining act would be to try and remove President Penúltimo from office for alleged "danger to our democracy" as a "president full of lies". They of course failed miserably and Penúltimo kept his position as Supreme Leader of Spain, as it was the Spanish Citizens wished and voted.