Twelve Jurors·Five days·One verdict

A multiplayer jury deliberation game. You and eleven others reconsider a real case — names, dates, and places obscured — and return a verdict together.

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§ 01Exhibit — sample brief

Case №0041Filed 03 · 1954

Caption

THE STATE v.████████████

████████ ████ ██████████

TestimonyEX-A · 14:22

The porch light was on when I walked past. It wasn't on the night before.

— Witness █████, neighbor, cross-examined

ForensicEX-B · LAB 0041-3

Two partial prints on the inside latch. Neither matched the defendant. One unidentified.

Bureau report, re-tested ██ / ██ / ██

RecordEX-C · P. 17

Transcript shows a forty-two minute gap the original court never asked about.

Court stenographer, ████ County

Evidence is served one exhibit at a time. The jury starts wrong. Notice what the others missed.

§ 02How it works

01
You're seated with eleven others.
A cohort of twelve is drawn from the pool. No do-overs, no swaps.
Day 0
02
Evidence arrives on a five-day clock.
New exhibits drop each morning. Deliberate asynchronously — argue, cite, recant.
Day 1–4
03
On the fifth day, you vote.
A verdict is returned. Then the real case — and what actually happened — is unsealed.
Day 5

Jury pool — current filings

—on call

Updated continuously · next cohort empanelled when the pool permits.