The Courthouse — Justice
Who is who, and how a trial works. Who is who in court · The order of a trial · Jury or judge only? · A calm and open courtroom · Verdict or appeal?
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Who is who in court
Welcome to the Courthouse of Little Pine Town. Everyone in the room has a job, so learn who does what.
The order of a trial
The Great Pie Dispute begins: two bakers argue about who first made a recipe. Put the trial in order.
Jury or judge only?
Pia from Quillport and Tomás from Marmalia compare their courts. Help them understand who decides.
A calm and open courtroom
You are the court clerk watching a hearing about a lost library book. Spot what breaks the calm and fairness of the room.
Verdict or appeal?
The Great Pie Dispute has ended. Sort what belongs to the verdict and what belongs to an appeal.
Your day as a witness
In a made-up story, you saw a football break a shed window and the court wants to hear from you. Choose well.
Court helpers and facts
Clerk Ben shows a class around a model courtroom. True or false: which sentences about courts are right?
Lost in translation
Mr. Anton speaks only a little of the language of the court and is worried he will not understand. How do you help?
- Rules Square — Why we need rules, and who they are for.
- The Courthouse — Who is who, and how a trial works.
- Defence Hall — Everyone has the right to be heard.
- Evidence Lab — Facts, proof and fair thinking.
- Everyday Justice — Promises, sharing, the internet and making peace.
- Case Room — Little dilemmas to think about together.
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