This article is a continuation of the study of the problems of legal regulation of the Metaverse presented in the work “Genesis of legal regulation web and the model of the electronic jurisdiction of the metaverse”. The article proposes the creation of an electronic jurisdiction and a model of Codes and laws of the Metaverse. Metaverse – the real world, legal disputes are often resolved through courts that operate under a certain jurisdiction. However, in the Metaverse, which is still in its early stages of development, there is no single jurisdiction that covers all of its activities. Therefore, there is an urgent need for electronic jurisdiction in the Metaverse. Electronic jurisdiction involves the application of both modern and traditional legal norms in the electronic space. This will provide for the resolution of legal disputes through an electronic court system that will operate using certain algorithms of the traditional judicial system and the latest legal norms. Electronic jurisdiction will include not only codes and laws, but also the Constitution of the Metaverse, the Report on Relict Technical Standards, Cybersecurity Rules, the Criminal Electronic Code, Military Regulations, and other regulatory legal acts. One of the main advantages of electronic jurisdiction in the Metaverse is that it will provide a reliable and consistent means of resolving disputes, thanks to the reliability of Metaverse technologies. The existence of an electronic court system will ensure fair and impartial resolution of disputes, regardless of where the parties involved are located. Another advantage of electronic jurisdiction is that it will help create a sense of trust and confidence in the Metaverse. Users will know that their rights are protected and that they have the means to resolve any disputes that may arise. This will create a more stable and secure environment for all participants, encouraging further growth and development of the Metaverse
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