Hokoria currently under regency.
The Koru declared a regency on February 27. The Council of Officers is now acting as the Regency Council.
Most Court proceedings are recorded in the public register. In some circumstances, hearings or cases may be restricted to protect those involved.
When the Court decides a case, it may issue a judgement or an order.
Criminal cases deal with alleged offences against the law of the Hokorian State. These cases are heard by the Koru’s Court.
If you are accused of a criminal offence in the Hokorian State, you have several legal rights designed to ensure a fair trial.
The Court may take steps to protect people involved in proceedings where necessary.
If you were a party to a criminal case and believe the Court made an incorrect decision, you may file an appeal.
Information for ‘authorised officials’ (prosecutors) on how to file a criminal accusation with the Koru’s Court.