Judicial Branch

Courts & Justice System

The Judicial Branch interprets laws, settles disputes, and administers justice. Aurora uses a common law system where court decisions create binding precedents.

How Justice Works

Court Structure

Local Courts

Handle minor disputes, small claims, and first-instance criminal cases. Presided over by appointed judges.

District Courts

Handle appeals from local courts and more serious cases. Multiple judges may preside.

Supreme Court

The highest court. Handles constitutional matters and final appeals. Decisions create binding precedent.

Legal Process

1
Report Filed
Crime reported via Safety portal or in-game
2
Investigation
Evidence gathered, CoreProtect logs reviewed
3
Trial
Both sides present their case to a judge
4
Verdict & Sentencing
Judge delivers ruling and appropriate sentence

Possible Sentences

Fines

Monetary penalties paid to the treasury or victim

Community Service

Required work for the public good

Imprisonment

Time served in a designated jail facility

Deportation

Permanent ban for the most serious offenses

Your Rights

Rights of the Accused

Every person in Aurora is entitled to these fundamental rights

Presumption of Innocence

You are innocent until proven guilty beyond reasonable doubt.

Right to a Fair Trial

Cases must be heard by an impartial judge.

Right to Defense

You may present evidence and witnesses in your defense.

Right to Appeal

Verdicts can be appealed to a higher court.

Protection from Double Jeopardy

You cannot be tried twice for the same offense.

Right to Know Charges

You must be informed of all charges against you.