High Court of the Commonwealth of Shmakalaka

7 Members appointed for life or until deciding to retire from post.
The original jurisdiction of the High Court refers to matters that are originally heard in the High Court. The Australian Constitution confers actual (section 75) and potential (section 76) original jurisdiction.
Section 75 of the constitution confers original jurisdiction in regard to "all matters":
# arising under any treaty
# affecting consuls or other representatives of other countries
# in which the Commonwealth, or a person suing or being sued on behalf of the Commonwealth, is a party
# between States, or between residents of different States, or between a State and a resident of another State
# in which a writ of mandamus or prohibition or an injunction is sought against an officer of the Commonwealth.
The conferral of original jurisdiction creates some problems for the High Court. For example, challenges against immigration-related decisions are often brought against an officer of the Commonwealth within the original jurisdiction of the High Court.
Section 76 provides that Parliament may confer original jurisdiction in relation to matters:
# arising under the constitution or involving its interpretation
# arising under any laws made by the Parliament
# of admiralty and maritime jurisdiction
# relating to the same subject matter claimed under the laws of different states.
== Current Composition ==
Name 	Appt.	Nominating PM 	State
 	1995 	Laporte (PC) 	Hamilton
Emily Petersen 	2001 	Rodrigo (DA) 	Costa Dourado
 	2002 	Rodrigo (DA) 	Porto Azul
 	2002 	Rodrigo (DA) 	Costa Dourado
Evalani Ka'uhane Jeter	2006 	Victor Caceras (PC)	Puanesia (Territory)
 	2011 	Victor Caceras (PC)	Soresta
 	2018 	Victor Caceras (PC)	Porto Azul