Article 2062:
Section 1.
This Article shall govern the composition of the Court of Media, Subversion, Sandwiches & Shitfuckery and the Media, Subversion, Sandwiches & Shitfuckery Court of Appeals; the appointment, selection, tenure, and number of judges thereof; the internal allocation of judicial authority; the hearing and disposition of appeals; and the incidental and inherent judicial powers necessary to the exercise of their jurisdiction.
Section 2.
(a) The Court of Media, Subversion, Sandwiches & Shitfuckery shall consist of one Chief Judge and such number of Associate Judges as the Chief Judge may determine.
(b) Associate Judges shall be appointed by the Chief Judge and shall serve at the pleasure of the Chief Judge.
(c) The Chief Judge shall be selected by the Justices of the Supreme Court and shall serve at their pleasure.
(d) Notwithstanding the foregoing, @Erstavik shall serve as Chief Judge until a successor is duly selected or his tenure is renewed.
Section 3.
(a) The Media, Subversion, Sandwiches & Shitfuckery Court of Appeals shall consist of a Chief Judge, a Circuit Justice, and the Chief Judge of the Court of Media, Subversion, Sandwiches & Shitfuckery.
(b) Appeals shall be heard en banc, except that a single judge may determine applications for stays, extensions of time, bail or release pending trial, injunctions, certificates of appealability, and other procedural or interim relief as justice may require.
(c) The Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals shall be jointly selected by the Chief Judge of the Court of Media, Subversion, Sandwiches & Shitfuckery and the Justices of the Supreme Court, and shall serve at their pleasure.
Section 4.
The courts governed by Article 1909 may issue all writs necessary or appropriate in aid of their respective jurisdictions and agreeable to the usages and principles of law.
Section 5.
(a) In any matter where the Constitution or the statutes are silent, the courts governed by Article 1909 shall decide the case in accordance with the background law customarily practiced in the region or, where appropriate, in accordance with the rules of equity.
(b) Where the background law and the rules of equity are in conflict, the rules of equity shall prevail.