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The Fidakar High Court is headed by the Judge President, Prince Gurion a-Jibrael Bedon. It sits in Halaler, Ubran, Vashtoon, Tuwaka, and Yashad. It receives appeals from lower courts. The Fidakar Procuratorate is helmed by Chairman of the Council of the Fidakar Provincial Procuratorate, Imperial Procurator, Nemad Jamariyat.
=== Politics ===
Fidakar is part of an informal group comprising Iganar and Ashura that strays the furthest and asserts the most independence from the central government. Despite being part of a nominally unitary state, the incredible size and complexity of the province, has forced the imperial government to delegate many functions to the provincial government. For instance, the Imperial Department of Home Affairs has delegated the ability to register the population and issue identifying documents to the Provincial Government of Fidakar to enable it to manage internal migration. Additionally, Fidakar has the second-strongest border management system in the country after Ashura, with border checks in place and more checks for domestic travellers at points of entry than exists in the rest of the country.
Additionally, Fidakar is the most progressive province in other ways. For instance, the Provincial Government has significantly stymied the ability of the Religious Police to do its work. It has the lowest representation of members of the [[Magisterium of Paxism]] in its legislature in the country and the highest concentration of businesspeople and professionals in the country. As such, it has the most business friendly environment outside of a special economic zone or autonomous city. For example, it has the lowest lead-time for getting a construction permit and power connection for a business. Fidakar has also obstructed the enforcement of conservative laws against the LGBT community, religious and ethnic minorities, women, and it has the lowest concentration of state-owned surveillance cameras. Fidakar has promised to ban fossil fuel cars by 2028, far earlier than targets set elsewhere. It has some of the most stringent environmental policies, causing the highest oil prices in the country.
=== Finances ===
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