Which statement correctly describes the CTA's divisions and division leadership?

Which statement correctly describes the CTA's divisions and division leadership?

• A. The CTA is organized into three divisions, each chaired by a separate judge.
• B. The Presiding Justice and the two most senior Associate Justices serve as Chairpersons of the three Divisions.
• C. There are two divisions, and the Chairperson is the Chief Justice.
• D. The CTA only sits En Banc.

Answer: (B)

The leadership structure uses three divisions, each run under a chairperson. These chairpersons are the Presiding Justice plus the two most senior Associate Justices. This setup means one of them presides over each division, giving the court experienced, distributed leadership across all divisions. It also clarifies why options proposing two divisions or leadership by a single Chief Justice don’t fit—the court isn’t organized with only two divisions, and the Chief Justice alone doesn’t chair all divisions. En Banc sessions happen for specific, full-court matters, not the standard division leadership arrangement.

The leadership structure uses three divisions, each run under a chairperson. These chairpersons are the Presiding Justice plus the two most senior Associate Justices. This setup means one of them presides over each division, giving the court experienced, distributed leadership across all divisions. It also clarifies why options proposing two divisions or leadership by a single Chief Justice don’t fit—the court isn’t organized with only two divisions, and the Chief Justice alone doesn’t chair all divisions. En Banc sessions happen for specific, full-court matters, not the standard division leadership arrangement.