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GREAT SEAL FOR THE SUPREME COURT
THE SUPREME COURT FOR THE REPUBLIC OF IROQUOIS ONGWEHONWEH
Mission Statement
The Supreme Court for the Republic of Iroquois Ongwehonweh (SCROIO) is dedicated to upholding the principles of Love, Light, Truth, Order, Peace, Justice, and Balance as guided by Universal Law.
Our mission is to serve as the highest judicial authority, ensuring fair and equitable resolution of disputes while honoring the sacred sovereignty of the Ongwehonweh people, and to all of humanity. Rooted in ancient wisdom and contemporary justice, we strive to protect the rights, traditions, and natural laws of our Republic.
Through unwavering commitment to truth and harmony, we aim to foster unity, preserve our cultural heritage, and guide our people toward peace and balance in alignment with the eternal principles of Universal Law.
About the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court of the Republic of Iroquois Ongwehonweh is the highest judicial body within our sovereign nation Republic. It serves as the protector of Ongwehonweh sovereignty, rights, and natural law. This court operates independently of all foreign jurisdictions, including federal, state, municipal, and international systems—except where international law recognizes Indigenous sovereignty under the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), and The American Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (ADRIP).
Jurisdiction
The Supreme Court holds original, appellate, and exclusive jurisdiction over:
- Matters concerning the sovereignty of the Republic
- Disputes involving Ongwehonweh on American ancestral soil
- International human rights violations against our people
- Violations of Treaty, Customary, or Natural Law
- Land, identity, and inheritance cases
- Indigenous recognition and repatriation claims
- Inter-tribal or intra-tribal disagreements requiring council judgment
🏛️ Motto of the Court
“The Spirit of the Law Is Greater Than the Letter of the Law.
Where Peace, Honor, and Justice Reign — Sovereignty Prevails.”
🪶 Lawful Foundation
Justices of the Court
Justices of the Court
Our lawful system is rooted in:
- Kaianerehkó:wa (The Great Law of Peace)
- The Natural Law (Universal Law of the Creator)
- Iroquois Confederacy Tribal Law
- U.N. Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP)
- The American Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (ADRIP)
- Treaty law & Customary tribal law
Justices of the Court
Justices of the Court
Justices of the Court
- Chief Justice: Lord Amarakhan Flying Eagle Ra Elohim
- Associate Justice: Chieftainess Golden Eagle
- Justice of Peacekeeping & Protocol: Chief Brave Bear
- Additional judges may be appointed through the Council of Elders based on wisdom, experience, and honor.
🧾 Court Services
Justices of the Court
📬 How to File with the Supreme Court
- Tribal court hearings (civil & criminal)
- Sovereign identity and natural rights hearings
- Court orders and tribal injunctions
- Document authentication and lawful presentment
- Dispute resolution between Ongwehonweh people or with external parties
- Emergency rulings on human rights or treaty violations
📬 How to File with the Supreme Court
📬 How to File with the Supreme Court
📬 How to File with the Supreme Court
Email: iroquois360@gmail.com
All filings must include:
- Full legal and tribal name
- Nature of complaint or request
- Evidence, affidavits, or statements
- Any tribal ID or enrollment number
🌍 International Recognition
📬 How to File with the Supreme Court
🛑 Warning Against Violations
Under Articles 3, 4, 5, and 18 of UNDRIP, the Republic of Iroquois Ongwehonweh reserves the inherent right to govern, adjudicate, and self-determine its own lawful, legal and political destiny. The Supreme Court operates in accordance with these international standards and will engage international courts (such as the ICJ or Inter-American Commission) when necessary.
🛑 Warning Against Violations
📬 How to File with the Supreme Court
🛑 Warning Against Violations
- Tribal Law
- Natural Law
- Treaty Law
- International Human Rights Law
Violators may be prosecuted to the fullest extent in tribal, national, and international courts.
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