Judicial Branch

Positions will be updated continuously. There currently are Associate Justice positions that are not yet filled within the Judicial Branch, please refer to the Student Government homepage for any relevant applications.

The Student Government Judicial Branch consists of nine justices. Out of those nine, a Chief Justice is elected annually to preside over the Judicial Branch. It is the duty of these persons to interpret the Student Government Constitution and Statutes. The Judicial Branch also settles disputes or complaints that students may have with Student Government, its agencies, and SG funded clubs. The Judicial Branch is the final say on issues of noncompliance, judicial complaint, or impeachment. Members gain important experience in the areas of due process and proper judicial procedure. They also represent the student body on the Academic Appeals Committee, Student Conduct, Parking Appeals Board, J-hold and Fee Appeal Committees

Chief Justice

Lucas Richter

sgacj@unf.edu

The Chief Justice is responsible for leading the Judicial Branch.

Lucas Richter is a freshman majoring in Political Science with a concentration in Public Law. In his free time, Lucas volunteers at the Sulzbacher Homeless Shelter as a tutor to elementary school students. After graduation, Lucas plans to go to law school and eventually become a litigation attorney.

Deputy Chief Justice

Nicolas Vincenty

sgadcj@unf.edu

Nicolas Vincenty is a sophomore majoring in Political Science and History. He looks to attend law school to then focus on finance law. Nicolas is an Eagle Scout, which gave him the opportunity to create and implement policy. He is currently looking to attend the University of Florida for law school.

Associate Justice

Renee Hudon

Renee Hudon is a sophomore majoring in International Relations, with a minor in French and Business. She enjoys reading, ted talks, vegan food, and volunteering at Another Chance Ranch. Her goal is to go to law school to become an environmental lawyer. She is passionate about environmental conservation, human rights, and spreading kindness.

Associate Justice

Alex Iannantuono

Alex Iannantuono is currently a sophomore majoring in Business and is interested in accounting and finance. He plans on becoming a CPA after he graduates. He’s also the Vice President of Marketing for the Osprey Villages Area Council where he advertises upcoming events to students. Some of his interests include film, screenwriting, US politics, and sports.

Associate Justice

Thomas Pluchon

Thomas Pluchon is a senior majoring in Political Science and International Relations. He has been in Student Government for two years and served as Senate President this past year. In his free time, Thomas enjoys reading, running, and going to the beach. After graduating from UNF, Thomas plans to take a gap year and go to law school.

Associate Justice

George Boston

George Boston is currently a sophomore at U.N.F. double-majoring in International Relations and Political Science and minoring in French. After graduating, he hopes to pursue graduate school in Washington D.C. In his free time, he likes to spend time with his family and friends, take pictures, and watch TV.

Associate Justice

Sierra Luther

Sierra Luther is a junior majoring in Political Science with a concentration in Public Law and minoring in Criminal Justice. She works part-time at a restaurant. Luther is a huge baseball fan, and loves true crime and cop dramas. She plans to begin attending law school in Fall 2021 and to work in criminal prosecution at some point in her career.

Associate Justice

Rafael Blecher

Rafael Blecher is a senior at UNF majoring in Psychology. He wants to become an intellectual property lawyer after college. He likes to play video games and board games, which is what inspired him to become an intellectual property lawyer. He believes all creators should have rights and equal representation.

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