You stand before the bench. You will be heard once, and twice more if you ask. A weaker turn locks the floor beneath you. The third strike is final, whatever it may be.
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State your case
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Receive the verdict
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Accept — or risk the floor
The Matter on Calendar
Practice Session
A no-stakes proceeding. The verdict is yours alone to keep.
Bench Closed
The bench has heard all it will today. The live evaluator has reached its daily allotment. Your case will still be heard — but using cited precedent rather than fresh deliberation. The bench reopens at midnight UTC.
Argue, in good faith and with whatever tools of reason you possess, why a small business should grant you a meaningful discount on its goods or services. The bench is interested in the form of your argument as much as its content.
— Choose Your Bench —
Who hears you matters.
The same argument lands differently depending on the temperament of the judge. Pick one. Each weighs your reasoning through their own historical lens.
First Strike of Three
State your case.
The bench is listening.
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The bench deliberates
— Verdict Pending —
The First Verdict
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Reasoning
— The Bench Finds —
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— Cited Precedent —
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Will you accept — or risk a retry?
A retry may improve your verdict. It may also lower it — and that lower verdict will be locked as your floor.
— Strike 1 of 3 · 2 strikes remain —
— Strikes On Record —
— The Bench Is Adjourned —
Verdict Of Record
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Of Record
— Final Outcome —
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— Cited Precedent —
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— Strikes On Record —
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