Federated States of Gapla
The Judicial Branch
Learn about the Judicial Branch and the Supreme Court.
The Judicial Branch
The Judicial Branch is tasked with interpreting the laws of the Federated States of Gapla and ensuring that our national motto is upheld.
The Supreme Court is composed of five justices, each serving for life tenure and appointed by the President of Gapla in the event of a vacancy. One of these justices holds the title of Chief Justice, who serves as the head of the judicial branch, while the remaining justices are known as associate justices. The National Assembly holds the authority to establish additional courts within the judicial branch as needed, provided that none surpass the Supreme Court in authority.
How can I submit a case for consideration?
At this time, judicial power is vested in the Provisional Government, as we have not yet begun settlement.
Hiring an attorney is optional, as a member of the Provisional Government will represent you if necessary.
Please contact the Provisional Government through the form on this website, which can be found under “Actions” and then “Contact the Government.”
Ready to get involved?
e-Residency
Gapla’s e-Residency program is free of charge and is the first step towards full Gaplan citizenship. e-Residents enjoy numerous business benefits, an e-Resident card, pathways to full Gaplan citizenship.
Nationbuilding
Joining the Provisional Government makes you one of Gapla’s visionaries. As a member, you’ll be involved in building, planning, and promoting Gapla, including communicating with the press.
Settlement
While we aren’t at settlement yet, Gapla is currently offering opportunities for physical contributions, including expeditions. These opportunities are limited and available by request.