The rules

1. It's a game. Precedent is not a real court, not legal advice and not a binding decision. Nobody has to do anything a card says.
2. Grown-ups only. You must be 18 or over, and so must the person you file against.
3. Small things only. The clerk refuses violence, abuse, money owed, medical matters and real legal claims, and points to real help instead.
4. A no is a no. The other person can pass or block with one tap. A no ends the case, and it can't be filed again.
5. First names only. Cards with names stay in your chat. Posting one anywhere else needs both of you to agree, and the names get swapped for invented ones. If someone never answers, the ruling is marked one side only and can't go public.
6. People vote, not robots. The AI clerk only checks what people type. It never votes and never decides anything about who's right.
7. Be petty, not cruel. Don't use this to bully anyone. If you do, you lose filing, and we'll remove the case.
8. Anything can come down. Either person can delete a case at any time, and anyone can report one.
9. The bigger jury is $2.99, and all sales are final. It's one payment and nothing renews. It's delivered when your case opens to 30 seats. After that there are no refunds, even if few people vote or the case comes down. If it isn't delivered, for example because voting closed before your payment arrived, you get your money back. Any rights your local law gives you that can't be waived still apply.