Who regulates your courts and justice system? how are they organised?
for example, Diatraba's justice system goes like this:
The Director of the Courts and Justice regulates the legal system of our country. He has a subdepartment - The People's Courts (Volksgericht) and our judiciary is organised thus:
Local Courts of the People (Amtsgericht des Volkes). The officer in charge of these courts is the Local People's Procurator (öffentlichen Staatsanwalt), and the judges who sit in this court are the People's local judges (Menschen vor Ort Richter). The local courts normally deal with cases from local villages and towns.
District Courts of the People (Bezirksgerichte des Volkes). the Officer in charge of this echelon of justice is the District Procurator (Bezirk Staatsanwalt), and the judges who sit in this court are People's District Judges (Bezirksrichter des Volkes). These courts normally deal with court cases within the district as a whole, and with cases where the People wish to appeal or reconfirm the decisions made in the local courts
Regional Courts of the People (regionalen Volksgerichte), headed by the regional procurator of the people (regionalen Menschen Staatsanwalt), deals with judicial cases from the region as a whole. They can also reaffirm, or overturn decisions made at a local and district level
National people's court (vorlegende Gericht des Volkes), headed by the Supreme Procurator-General (obersten Staatsanwalt) is the highest court in the land. There is no higher authority than this court in normal circumstances, however, depending on the case, the people can appeal to the Supreme Court of Directors (Gericht Richtung), where the case is heard by the Director for Justice and the Courts, the Supreme Director, and the Deputy Supeme Director. Their decisions are FINAL.
All the Law within this Nation is based on Roman Law (Römisches Recht) - specifically based upon the Twelve Tables of Law (Zwölf Tafeln des Gesetzes)
