Judicial Branch
A page within Student Association
The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Student Association balances power between three branches: Executive, Legislative, and Judicial. Judicial authority is held by the Student Court, which is vested with the power to uphold the Student Association Constitution, interpret its meaning, and adjudicate certain disputes. The Court also monitors the constitutionality of resolutions passed by Student Senate. In addition, this institution acts as a liaison between students and faculty for organizational issues. If you attend UWL and have an issue - you are in the right place!
For further information on the role of the Student Court, refer to the Rules of Procedure. If you are interested in reaching out to the Court, please check out the Judicial Process Flowchart below, along with the other links.
Student Court :
Jacob Martens
Jacob Martens
Hello, everyone, my name is Jacob Martens. I'm a Junior studying Business Management and Information Systems. I enjoy traveling around the United States and to small towns in Wisconsin and enjoying hole-in-the-wall restaurants with excellent food!
Maddy Oechsner
Maddy Oechsner
Hello! My name is Maddy Oechsner and I'm from Hartford, WI. I'm a junior studying Political Science with minors in Spanish & Legal Studies on the pre-law track. I enjoy reading, listening to music, walking, and traveling! I'm excited to be a part of Student Court and to see what the year will bring.
Ephraim Anglemyer
Ephraim Anglemyer
Hi, my name is Ephraim Anglemyer. I am from Amherst, WI, and I am a freshman studying political science. Outside of the Student Association, I am in ROTC, and I like to hike camp and work out with friends. I am excited to see what the Student Association is all about and meet new people.
Hannah Bauknecht
Hannah Bauknecht
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Hi, my name is Hannah Bauknecht and I am from Two Rivers WI, a sophomore majoring in political science and minors in sociology and legal studies. In my free time, I enjoy reading, participating in a handful of orgs on campus, and discovering new places in La Crosse with my friends. I look forward to seeing what the year will bring!
