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<!--Before Kirosocialism, local governance in the District was patterned after Ventarya and Hanoram, with Kartika and the three countyships (Éamonsar remained a municipality within Co. Ksoīnvra for most of this time) having more or less identical powers and governmental structures to countyships in the neighbouring states. Under Kirosocialism, the City of Kartika was extended to include all land in Cos. Ksoīnvra and Pentékostea. Éamonsar was similarly annexed, but Co. Tyderian, still largely undeveloped at the time, was spared. --> | <!--Before Kirosocialism, local governance in the District was patterned after Ventarya and Hanoram, with Kartika and the three countyships (Éamonsar remained a municipality within Co. Ksoīnvra for most of this time) having more or less identical powers and governmental structures to countyships in the neighbouring states. Under Kirosocialism, the City of Kartika was extended to include all land in Cos. Ksoīnvra and Pentékostea. Éamonsar was similarly annexed, but Co. Tyderian, still largely undeveloped at the time, was spared. --> | ||
==Law== | |||
The like other Kiravian provinces, the District of Ksoīnvra maintains its own legal system and body of law, which derives from the [[Coscivian law]] tradition and is constituted by the Cultivated Law, district statutes, and federal legislation applied directly to the District. Its judiciary comprises four trial court benches, one for each countyship (Éamonsar is served by the Co. Ksoīnvra trial court) and one for the independent core of Kartika. Each bench also operates specialised courts for summary traffic and parking matters, juvenile delinquency, nonviolent drug crimes, and landlord-tenant disputes. | |||
District law provides for gender-neutral {{wp|civil union}}s. | |||
The District of Ksoīnvra has an actively enforced {{wp|Seatbelt law|seatbelt law}}. It requires vehicle registration plates on both the fore and aft of four-wheeled motor vehicles and the aft of two-wheeled motor vehicles. | |||
==Economy== | ==Economy== | ||