Judge SIM

Take the bench for history's most notorious trials. From Simpson to Borden, preside over 10 infamous real-world cases: weigh the evidence, expose the contradictions and deliver the verdict. Every ruling is yours. Justice, not opinion.

<h2 class="bb_tag" >TRUE VERDICTS: The Trials That Gripped the World</h2>History handed down its headlines. Now you hand down the ruling.Ten of the most infamous trials ever to divide a courtroom — and a nation — return to the bench. The cameras are gone. The mob outside has fallen silent. What remains is the evidence, the contradictions, and you. Weigh what was sworn against what was proven, and decide the fate the public never could.<h2 class="bb_tag" >What's Inside</h2><ul class="bb_ul"><li>10 landmark cases — dramatized courtroom scenarios inspired by the trials everyone argued about, from a 19th-century parlor to a modern forensic lab.</li><li>Real evidence, real doubt — a bloodstained glove that may not fit, DNA logged in a hot truck, a search history in dispute, a door locked from the inside. Inspect every exhibit up close.</li><li>Cross-examine the record — catch witnesses contradicting the physical evidence, expose the crack the whole case rests on, and gate your verdict behind the contradictions that matter.</li><li>No easy answers — some cases turn on a fingerprint; others on reasonable doubt itself. The &quot;correct&quot; verdict isn't always the popular one.</li><li>Your bench, your name — presiding as the judge you built, across cases that shift from cold procedure to genuine moral weight.</li></ul><h2 class="bb_tag" >The Docket</h2><ul class="bb_ul"><li>A celebrity acquittal that turned on a glove and a detective's own words.</li><li>A mother, a missing child, and thirty-one days of silence the jury couldn't convict on.</li><li>A Victorian hatchet with no blood on the blade.</li><li>A student, a knife, and DNA too small to retest.</li><li>…and six more that history never stopped arguing about.</li></ul>Every exhibit is dramatized for the courtroom. All verdicts are fictional. Any resemblance is coincidental.Justice, not opinion.

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