
Judiciary Branch
The federal courts test laws against the charter and settle disputes between states, institutions and citizens. Every bench is open to a verified citizen.
The Judiciary is the federation's guardian of the charter. Its courts hear disputes, review laws and decide whether the other branches have acted within their powers.
The Chief Justice leads the Judiciary, with the Attorney General. Its courts are the Federal Supreme Court, the Federal Court of Appeal, the Federal District Court and the Special Tribunal.
Read the charterLegislature
Writes and passes laws. Approves the budget.
Executive
Carries the laws out. Answers to the chambers.
Judiciary
Tests laws against the charter. Settles disputes.
Courts are grouped by level, from the Federal Supreme Court down. Each court lists its open benches, and a verified citizen can apply on this page.
0 of 2 benches filled
Federal Capital
Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
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0 of 7 benches filled
Federal Capital
Federal Court of Appeal
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Federal Court of Appeal
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Federal Court of Appeal
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Federal Court of Appeal
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Federal Court of Appeal
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Federal Court of Appeal
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Federal Court of Appeal
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0 of 5 benches filled
Federal Capital
Federal District Court
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Federal District Court
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Federal District Court
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Federal District Court
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Federal District Court
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Federal Capital
Attorney General's Office
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Attorney General's Office
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Attorney General's Office
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Attorney General's Office
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The Chief Justice and the Attorney General, from the Top Leadership register.
Chief Justice
Attorney General
Every bench is open today. A verified citizen can apply for one, bring a matter before the courts, or read the charter they uphold.
Choose an open bench in any court on this page and apply. Federal ID verification is required.
See open benchesAny citizen can raise a dispute or ask the courts to review a law against the charter.
Start a petitionThe charter sets out the powers of every branch. It is the text the courts apply.
Read the charterThis is where every case will be listed with its docket, type, court and status. None are listed yet because the benches are still open. Apply for a bench or file a petition to begin.
Apply for a benchThe charter vests judicial power in the federal courts. It makes the charter the highest law of the federation and gives the courts the final word on what it means.
Read the charterImages on this page are AI-generated.