INTRODUCTION E-Court is multi-jurisdictional court. E-Court has been created by the people, for the people. E-Courts adjudicators are appointed via a fair democratic election process, anybody can participate in an election. Changes to the following Constitution, regulations and/or procedures can be suggested by You, Anybody can suggest a change to the E-Court constitution. A minimum of 80% of those that choose to vote must vote to agree to any proposed change to the E-Court Constitution. YOUR RIGHTS You have the rights to do whatever they choose to do, so long as your choice does not cause unnecessary harm. You do not have the right to cause unnecessary harm. You have the right to innate legal action in Ecourt if you have suffered unnecessary harm. You have the right to respond to any allegation initiated against you in Ecourt. DISPUTES Licensed Account Holders their clients and/or suppliers Asset, E-cash Transfer, Cleared Funds, Direct E-cash, all of their account holders worldwide are subject to E-Court judgements. If a dispute has arisen from the purchase of goods and/or services from a Merchant that supports and is bound by E-Court rulings then applications may be made to enter the Dispute Resolution Process. Before applications to E-Court are made, every endeavour should first be made to resolve the dispute between affected parties. Non-Licensed Account Holders / Individuals Applications to E-Court are not restricted to Licensed Merchants, their suppliers and clients. Disputes that arise between non-licensed individuals and/or parties are also eligible to enter into the E-Court Dispute Resolution Process. In such cases E-Court will only hear cases where proof can be shown that the applicant has become a victim and suffered loss and/or harm. Human Rights Abuse of Power, Common Law transgressions and/or Human Rights violations are also heard by E-Court. Individuals and/or parties found guilty will, for a specified period of time, have published all relevant information concerning the offence. E-courts rulings are limited to publicly exposing those found guilty with the intention of minimising future harm. Victimless cases will not be heard in E-Court. APPOINTMENT OF ADJUDICATORS Only account holders, their suppliers and clients are eligible to nominate Adjudicators. A minimum of 100 account holders are required to choose nominees. Applicants and respondents will choose adjudicators to hear their cases from a pool of randomly selected Nominated Adjudicators. Both parties have 7 days prior to the dispute hearing to challenge Adjudicator appointments. Any possible conflicts of interest that can be shown relating to an appointed Adjudicator should also be made in that 7 day period. PROCEDURE All cases heard in E-Court must be conducted in plain, easily understood language and commonsense English. Legalese terminology will not be permitted at hearings because it is essential that all concerned parties understand all discussions clearly. Upon receiving an application E-Court will then notify the Respondent of the nature of the allegation made. They will also be notified of all the relevant information required for them to fully participate in the hearing. If the respondent chooses not to participate then the hearing will still proceed and they will be notified of the E-Court findings. The Applicant shall not be disadvantaged through the Respondent’s non participation. Conflicts of Interest: No Adjudicator shall hear any matter before the Court, if there exists, a conflict of interest in one or more of the following categories; a. Jurisdictional conflict of interest; i.e. the Adjudicator being from only one jurisdiction (in the case of multi-jurisdictional disputes) of the Plaintiff (Applicant), Respondent (accused party), or that of the alleged offence, however if both parties are from the same jurisdiction of the alleged offence, an adjudicator from that same jurisdiction may hear the case; b. Personal conflict of interest; i.e. where the Adjudicator being personally known to either of the parties in dispute; c. Other conflict of interest; i.e. whereby the impartiality of the Adjudicator is compromised in any other way that may lead to a biased judgement. Integrity of Proceedings Adjudicators appointed to hear any matter before the Court shall make the following statement to ensure the effective integrity of the proceedings; All cases heard in E-Court will be digitally recorded as a living record and to enable each matter to be re-visited should the need arise. A copy of the hearing shall be available upon request. JUDGEMENTS E-Courts judgements are instantaneously enforceable worldwide. The Judgments in E-Court are both binding and finals. The judgments made by Adjudicators with regard to Human Rights cases that involve non-licensed individuals and/or parties will be based upon all available evidence submitted to E-Court. The judgment by E-Court shall not be invalidated simply because individuals and/or parties choose to not participate. All judgments including case summaries will be available upon request.