Defence Hall — Justice
Everyone has the right to be heard. Innocent until proven · Why lawyers defend · A fair hearing… Free Justice game on MyLeoNes for ages 7–17; not legal advice.
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Innocent until proven
Pip is accused of taking a classmate's pencil case. Nobody has shown it yet.
Why lawyers defend
Your friend Mina asks why a lawyer would speak up for someone people are angry at.
A fair hearing
A ball broke the garden window and the neighbours ask the Garden Council to decide. How should the hearing go?
Hear both sides
Referee Rex must settle a quarrel over a card trade after hearing only Tom. Read his note and spot the problems.
The right to stay silent
In the Lantern Club story, Juno is asked lots of questions about a lost library book and feels pushed to say it was her.
A day with a lawyer
You shadow Lawyer Lena for a day in an imagined town. Which things does she really do?
The whispers about Ravi
A lamp broke in class and everybody whispers that new kid Ravi did it. You saw nothing.
Preparing to tell your side
Lena must explain her side about a lost set of keys to the school council. Help her prepare, in order.
- 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.
Invented stories to learn from, not legal advice. Laws differ from country to country. For a real problem, talk to a trusted adult or a lawyer; in an emergency call your country's number (112 in the EU). Nothing about you is collected; progress stays on this device.
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