JLNobody wrote:A human judge?
I believe so- if the ant was a recognized social entity or citizen.
The action or injury to the ant occurred in the U.S. (on this forum), and the ant's attorney files it in the respective venue or jurisdiction where it occurred. Since we do not recognise any laws from the ant kingdom (for obvious reasons), the ant's attorney (who himself is an ant) wishes to file it in "human" court for damages as well as in the ant court for whatever remedy etc.. If the plaintiff's attorney is an ant and the ant is licensed in the ant kingdom, the ant attorney passes it on to a human personal injury attorney. This attorney would then bring it in front of a human judge for damages, say, in the amount of $1.5 million.