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CASE #018 · TRUST / PRIVACY · CHECKING STATUS

The Phone

My boyfriend's phone buzzed on the table and I saw a text from a woman's name I didn't recognize.

So I opened it. It said “last night was fun.”

Turns out it was his cousin, talking about family game night.

Completely innocent.

But now he's furious that I went through his phone. He says he can't trust ME anymore.

Who's actually in the wrong?

The jury has 24 hours to vote on each case. The final verdict is revealed after voting closes.

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Rules of the court

No lawyers. No judges. Just you.

Real-life dilemmas, from everyday life and from you. You read the facts and decide. The majority sets the verdict — but the sharpest arguments live in the write-ins.

01 · The Filing

A case is filed

A relationship dilemma — couples, family, friends, coworkers, roommates — presented by an alias and judged on the facts alone.

02 · The Vote

You deliver a verdict

Three verdicts, A, B and C. Pick the one you’d hand down. Reject all three? Overrule the court and make your own case in the comments.

03 · The Ruling

The jury speaks

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