High Court

The High Court is below the Supreme Court and mainly deals with cases that are significant or extreme, but do not meet the threshold for being dealt with by the Supreme Court.

On occasion, cases that appear before the High Court may be passed to the Supreme Court if they are found to be too complex or dangerous than initially thought. In these situations, the High Court and Supreme Court work together to deliver a verdict, with the Supreme Judge having the final say.

The High Court is run by 5 Judges, two less than the Supreme Court due to not having the roles of the Auditing Judge and Representative Judge available.

The ranks for the High Court are as follows;
 * 1) High Judge
 * 2) Prosecuting Judge
 * 3) Defending Judge
 * 4) Evidential Judge
 * 5) Legal Justice

Additional duties
When the Supreme Court is away from Imagirnia, the High Court may step in and take over ordinary proceedings of the Supreme Court and give temporary rulings/verdicts until the Supreme Court returns. Exceptional or urgent cases that present before the Supreme Court cannot be passed onto the High Court. However, the High Court may supervise such cases (such as ensuring conditions of custody are met) according to guidelines set by the Supreme Court unitl the Supreme Court returns.

High Court Layout
The layout of the High Court is identical to the Supreme Court, with the exception of the Auditing Judge and Representative Judge roles being absent.